Air Conditioning System Coating
Bringing energy saving, emission reduction, decarbonization and sustainable solutions to air conditioning systems
Air Conditioning System Coating – ChillCoat
Is a water-based high-quality unique coating specially designed for coating HVAC condenser coils by increasing the heat transfer and improving the thermal efficiency of HVAC-R equipment.
Coat a condenser coil with ChillCoat and maintain efficiency of coil after coating. All other corrosion protection coating result in thermal performance losses after coating.
ChillCoat 適用於應用於風冷式熱交換設備，即空調和製冷的鋁片和銅盤管上。
Product Features
- Energy Savings & Carbon Emission Reductions.
- Highly Effective Corrosion Protection.
- Restores Operating & Thermal Efficiency.
- Extends Equipment Life Span and Defers Capital Investment.
- Optimises Compressor Operation by Reducing Stop/Start Cycles.
- Easy Onsite Application with Minimal Equipment.
- Less System Downtime for Application.
- Return on Investment (ROI) is Measurable after Application.
Climate Change In Hong Kong
- Air-Conditioning system consumed the most energy in commercial building (around 30%).
- Energy demand has more than tripled in the last thirty years and will experience exponential growth into the future.
- Heating Ventilation Air Conditioning Refrigeration (HVAC-R) technology is racing to find solutions for efficiency and emissions in parallel with governments’ push to implement more stringent standards to reduce CO2 emissions and sustainability.
- Hong Kong pledged to achieve carbon neutrality before 2050.
- Reducing Hong Kong’s carbon emissions by 50 percent before 2035 compared to 2005 levels.
- Businesses seek innovative energy-saving alternatives.
Corrosion – the number one enemy of air conditioning systems
- Corrosion is a great hazard to HVAC-R equipment and reduce seriously on the heat exchange capability (Energy Efficiency Rating) and underperforming system components.
- Condenser coil is generally untreated and lose efficiency from the initial installation.
- Poor performing equipment, installation and design can also lead to efficiency loss.
Corrosion Impact
- Reduce HVAC Efficiency.
- Reduce Equipment Life Span.
- Raise Carbon Emission.
- Raise Energy Used & Cost Spent.
- Maintenance Cost increase.
- Reduce System Reliability.
- Reduce Human Comfort Levels.
