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Building a chiller

Tduby

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I have been looking into water chillers and a lot seem to just be Goodman ac units with the evaporator in a water tank with a huge mark up. Am I missing something or could I build my own and save a lot of money?
 

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I like this idea, I currently heat my home and garage with a hydronic source, and have no A/C. I could easily plumb in the chiller water into the existing heat exchanger in the forced air unit.
 
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dmcintosh

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We have several water chillersat my work. Your assumption is correct, these are just a cooling coil running inside of a heat exchanger. The key that I can see is that the flow of water needs to be sufficient to keep the cooling coil from freezing up.
 
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