Water Chillers
Water Chillers
How does the Hydronic system Work?
- In a hydronic system, the thermal and/or cooling energy for heating and/or air conditioning the rooms is produced by a liquid cooler (chiller / free-cooling) or by a heat pump (reversible / multifunction) with air or water condensation.
- The hot or cold water produced is then transferred through water piping to the indoor units (fan coils, radiant panels, radiators) in the various rooms.
Air Renewal
- Air renewal in this type of system is usually carried out by an air handling unit supplied by a chiller (liquid cooler).
- Over the years, Clivet has developed autonomous air renewal solutions with an outdoor air heat pump with active thermodynamic recovery (heat recovery systems). Since they do not have to be supplied by a chiller, the system required to transfer the carrier fluids used to fulfil the fresh air load can be eliminated and the size and cost of thermal power and central cooling plants (chillers, heat pumps, boilers and components) can be reduced, as they only need to be sized to fulfil the building’s load.
System Management
To maximise the system’s potential, Clivet has integrated optimisation and management systems: “Intelliplant”.
Why Choose The Hydronic System of Clivet
Flexible of Use
The hydronic system is highly versatile and adapted for use with all types of terminals, from ventil-convectors to radiant panels and chilled beams systems. It is ideal also for critical applications such as operating rooms or food processing in shopping malls.
Most Known System
The hydronic system is the most known and consolidated among the air conditioning systems. This simplifies the design, installation and maintenance.
Safe & Unlimited
The vector fluid is the water. This ensures safety, ecology, ease of maintenance, no limitation on the length and height of pipes.
Energy Saving Flexibility
The system guarantees high energy efficiency, thanks to the Free-cooling function of air handling units, chillers and heat pumps.