Chilled water systems

Chilled water systems are a method used to cool buildings, often in commercial settings. They work by circulating chilled water through pipes to absorb heat from the indoor air. A chiller, which uses a refrigeration cycle, cools the water before it flows into air handling units or fan coil units, where it cools the air that is then distributed throughout the space. This system is efficient for managing large areas, providing consistent temperature control, and improving comfort while managing energy use effectively. It's a key component of modern HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) systems.