Ethylene & Polypropylene Glycol
For induction chillers, we recommend using a combination of Ethylene Glycol and distilled water. The Ethylene Glycol and Polypropylene Glycol that we offer can also be used for applications other than induction chillers.
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Advantages of Industrial Grade Ethylene Glycol
An Industrial Grade Ethylene Glycol mixture in your chiller offers the following advantages:
- Lubricates the pump
- Increases chiller longevity
- Keeps water in the system from freezing
- Increases cooling efficiency
- Helps keep debris in the system to a minimum
Why you need Ethylene Glycol for your Chillers
Induction Coil problems can often be traced back to clogs and “bad” water, resulting in:
- Underheated parts
- Induction coil overheating
- Damage to the induction coil
Supplier Recommended Concentrations
Indoor Chiller and Process
- 30% Glycol
- 70% Water
- -15°C / 5°F Freeze Protection*
- -29°C / -20°F Burst Protection
Outdoor Chiller / Low-Temperature System
- 50% Glycol
- 50% Water
- -37°C / -35°F Freeze Protection*
- -51°C / -60°F Burst Protection
* Figures based on the performance of GDTS “K-Kool-E” brand of Ethylene Glycol, with an operating set point above 40°F.
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