Water-Cooled Gas Absorption

Chillers & Heat Pumps

Water-Cooled Gas Absorption Chiller & Heatpump equipment ultilises the usage of lithium bromine (LiBr) as refrigerant and water as absorbent, offering capacites from 40 Ton to 1500 Ton. Ideal for commercial and industrial applications, explore to learn more about Water-Cooled Gas Absorption solutions

Double-Effect, High COP Performance

Direct Fired Gas-Absorption Chiller

Our eco° gas absorption water cooled chillers specialise in central air-conditioning solutions suitable for commercial and industrial space cooling. Featuring double-effect technology, our solutions focus on delivering reduced operational cost, reduced electrical consumption and reduced GHG emissions to protect our environment

Operating Principle

How It Works

Utilising Unique Two Stage Evaporation Technology, our LiBr Chillers ensure the specific heat input to be one of the lowest in the industry, resulting in higher cooling output for the same heat input. With specialised process design procedure, we ensure the maximum internal heat recovery rate to deliver the best of coefficient of performance

Commercial & Industrial

Gas-Absorption

Gas Absorption Chiller & Heatpump equipment ultilises the usage of armonia gas (for residential equipment) and lithium bromine (for commercial & industrial equipment) to providing central cooling solutions. Significantly reducing the operational cost, gas absorption cooling solutions are adapted worldwide in many applications

eco industrial gas absorption chiller

Application

Explore to find common applications for gas absorption and gas engine air conditioning equipment, ranging from residential to commercial to industrial buildings. Specialising in eco-friendly and alternative-fuel energy systems, eco°gbl focuses on delivering high efficiency and low-energy consumptation solutions

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