PWW 25000
WATER/WATER HEAT EXCHANGERS
25 kW – 80,000 Btu/h
Our PWW 25000 Water/Water Heat Exchangers is based on the passive cooling principle. This product is ideal for utilizing a contaminated water source, such as river water or low quality tower water without compromising the critical liquid cooled components. Two separate circuits allow the heat to be transferred from the “dirty” side to the clean side protecting electronic components such as liquid cool drives. Design: Rugged construction – (G90) galvanized steel with polyester powder coat finish
Features
Passive Cooling System
Due to the smart design of the closed loop circuit PWW units can be easily adapted to the existing water supply.
Expansion Vessel
A properly sized thermal expansion tank will accommodate the additional volume of water created through expansion during the heating cycle.
3-way valve for primary water regulation
Means the highest reliability, complete accuracy, wide temperature control range and programmable set-point.
Plate Heat Exchanger
Made of stainless steel to prevent corrosion and grant high performance.
Centrifugal Pump
Multi stage pump for high flow rates even at high pressure resistance.
Digital Controller
With clear error message an easily editable set point.
Service Friendly Design
Easy removable panels allow quick access to internal components and reduced service cost.
Technical Data Overview
PWW 25000 | 460 V | |
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PART NUMBER | 42122505001 | |
COOLING CAPACITY* (WP15/WS25) | Btu/h | 80000 |
kW | 25 | |
PRIMARY WATER INLET (°C | F) | +5 … +30 | +41 ... +86 | |
SECONDARY WATER OUTLET (°C | F) | +10 … +35 | +50 ... +95; factory setting +20 | +68 | |
MAX POWER CONSUMPTION (W) | 3350 | |
MAX CURRENT CONSUMPTION (A) | 5.94 | |
COOLANT CONNECTIONS (bsp) | 1" | |
MAX NOISE LEVEL (@ 60 Hz) | 68 dB (A) | |
WIDTH in (mm) | 23 | |
DEPTH in (mm) | 32 | |
HEIGHT in (mm) | 20 | |
DRY WEIGHT lb (kg) | 114 | |
*@ 10°F difference between entering supply water & leaving process water at 1:1 flow rate |
Performance Curve
Subject to technical amendments and misprints.
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