Analysis Instruments

Laboratory chillers are cooling systems used to remove heat from laboratory equipment (e.g., reactors, lasers, analytical instruments) and maintain a stable temperature during experiments. Their specifications vary depending on capacity and application, but most chillers include the following key parameters.

1. Typical Technical Specifications of Laboratory Chillers 2. Example Specification (Typical Air-Cooled Laboratory Chiller)

• Cooling capacity: 110,880 W

• Water tank capacity: 610 L

• Flow rate: 400–800 L/min

• Compressor motor: 30 kW

• Power supply: 380–400 V, 3-phase, 50–60 Hz

• Running current: 75 A

• Refrigerant: R22

3. Main Components

A laboratory chiller generally includes:

1. Compressor

2. Evaporator

3. Condenser

4. Expansion valve

5. Water pump

6. Temperature controller

These components work together using the vapor-compression refrigeration cycle to remove heat from the circulating fluid.