Frequently Asked Questions

A chiller is a system that cools water for air conditioning, production equipment, or process cooling in industrial plants or commercial buildings. It is commonly used in hospitals, shopping malls, hotels, and factories.

At Ensotek, an open circuit cooling tower is a system where hot process water flows down over fill materials and contacts ambient air, causing some evaporation. The remaining water cools and is recirculated. This efficient technology delivers high cooling performance and, due to Ensotek’s use of FRP materials, offers excellent corrosion resistance.

Ensotek’s CTP cooling towers are made from fiberglass reinforced polyester, which means they do not require painting, are corrosion-resistant, and offer long service life.

In closed-circuit cooling towers, the process water circulates inside pipes without contact with outside air, and only the external water cools the pipe surfaces. This protects the process water from contamination and losses. They are preferred in applications where hygiene is important, water needs to be reused, or there is a risk of freezing.

Evaporative condensers use the effect of water evaporation to condense the refrigerant gas. Both air and water maximize heat transfer in these systems. Compared to traditional air- or water-cooled condensers, they provide higher efficiency with less water and energy consumption. Their compact design also saves space.

Regular maintenance ensures cooling systems operate efficiently, safely, and with a long lifespan. Otherwise, energy consumption increases, failures occur more frequently, and system life is reduced.

To improve energy efficiency, use equipment with modern technology, automatic control systems, and ensure regular maintenance. Choosing the right capacity and proper insulation also save energy.