TCA Water Chiller Range Features Four New Versions

The chillers can be installed primarily in outdoor locations.

Chillers
Atlas Copco

Atlas Copco (Rock Hill, SC) announced the launch of its TCA water chiller range featuring four new versions.

With its patented adiabatic pre-cooling system and a free-cooling section, the four-model TCA55-215 plug and play industrial water chiller range offers:

  • Cooling capacities from 55 to 228 kW
  • Scroll compressors in a twin circuit configuration
  • Air-cooled microchannel condensers
  • Integrated hydraulic module

The TCA55 to 215A process chiller range comes in four configurations, comprising TCA-A, TCA-AF, TCA-AD and TCA-AP variants.

The A models provide:

  • Industrial robust construction
  • Operational reliability
  • AF and AP versions feature the option of free cooling (using colder ambient air to perform cooling).

All four TCA variants include the option of a built-in hydraulic circuit with integrated buffer tank and single or double pumps, for primary/back up, which operate across cooling systems requiring resistance of 42 or 72 psi working pressures. 

TCA55-215 series chillers can be installed primarily in outdoor locations.  

The TCA55-215 range is equipped with an Elektronikon Mk5 Touch controller and a regulation system designed to maximize the chiller’s performance under a variety of climatic conditions.

The Elektronikon Touch controller also provides an opportunity to regulate inlet or outlet hydraulic circuit water temperature within a predefined band with a state-of-the-art level of precision.

Another feature which the TCA chillers have adopted from air compressor design is the Atlas Copco SMARTLINK cloud-based monitoring system, which brings Industry 4.0 enabled features to the industrial cooling market.

SMARTLINK features:

  • Online monitoring of the chiller unit’s main working parameters
  • Early warnings of any problems or upcoming maintenance needs
  • Makes recommendations for optimization and energy efficiency

 

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