Required Info for quoting a Central Chiller

Advantage Engineering increases the profitability of industrial manufacturing companies in a wide range of industries by developing and manufacturing innovative industrial process cooling heat transfer equipment including water chillers, temperature control units and evaporative cooling towers.

• This information is not required, but can be helpful to help us understand your overall process; in the case you are running engineer grade materials and/or have a high temp process.

Material Throughput Rate (lbs/hr or pph)

• This helps us to understand the cooling cycles and the demand this will have on the temperature control unit. Also consider where the machine throat temperature is critical and the unit is required to keep up with the cycle.

Fluid Temp Required (F) from Central Chiller?

• This helps us understand which unit to provide as some have temperature limits.

Flow Rate (gpm)

• This will help us understand how to size the pump on the unit being quoted and if it can keep up based on the cycle time of the machine and the line sizes on the cooling channels of the mold.

Pressure Required (psi)

• Your cooling circuit may require a certain amount of pressure to satisfy flow on each cooling channel, cooling designs and modifications may change flow characteristics which require our unit to provide more pressure.

Number of Cooling Channels

• Knowing the number of cooling channels on your tool/mold will help us to understand the circuit and overall flow requirements for the unit based on the size of motor that will be specified.

Channel Diameter (inches)

• Knowing the channel diameter will help us to understand the flow characteristics on the overall circuit.

Number of Temperature Controllers (and hp’s)

• This helps us to understand the overall heat load (BTU’s) that the chiller will be responsible for cooling. If you need a central system, please see the survey sheet below.

Hot Runner Systems (and kW)

• This helps us to understand the overall heat load (BTU’s) that the chiller will be responsible for cooling. If you need a central system, please see the survey sheet below.

Voltage required (#/3/60, #/1/60)?

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