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Sizing Information:

Jacket Cooling:

  • Use 15% of Spindle H.P.
  • Spindle HP x 15% x 2545= BTU's/Hr.

0-1 tons cooling use JT Series

1-20 tons cooling us MasterChill Series

spindle cooling diagram

Direct Spindle Cooling:

  • Light Duty 20-25% of HP
  • Medium Duty 30-35% of HP
  • Heavy Duty 50% of HP
  • Spindle HP x % x 2545= BTU's/Hr.
Any size cooling using A-Series
oil cooling diagram

Note:  Spindle should never be more than 50%.



Call sales dept
for Chiller quotation
or email
salesdept@dimplexthermal.com
TEN REASONS TO USE A CHILLER:

1.  Part-to Part repeatability and /or parts wont pass gauge test or won't meet tolerance requirements

2.  part too hot to handle for operation.

3.  Extended Tool and Grinding Wheel Life.


4.  Control Rapid coolant breakdown, Misting and/or Fire

5.  Keep from having parts scrapped during start-up or during later shifts because they are out of spec.

6.  Thermal expansion can cause a significant dimensional change when pars are produced to a very high tolerance(e.g., =/- .0001").

7.  Typical Production Environments lacks adequate coolant temperature control which can result in a gradual rise during a day's production run.

8.  A stabilized coolant temperature has an important function in maintaining the dimensional accuracy of the work piece.

9.  Reduced coolant evaporation, bacteria growth, and coolant Misting in to plant atmosphere.

10.  Minimal operating costs associated with closed loop system chillers.

Important Factors to be Considered when Cooling a Spindle

  1. Spindle Horsepower
  2. Minimum and maximum ambient temperature
  3. Maximum temperature of metalworking fluid if it will have direct contact with the spindle housing
  4. Total cooling load (consider all sources of heat)
  5. Heating Load (is heating required)
  6. Flow & Pressure requirements for spindle cooling fluid
  7. Temperature sensor location
  8. Operating temperature & required temperature stability (+/-)
  9. Cooling Fluid to be used (water/glycol or oil)
  10. Viscosity of cooling fluid (SSU or CST)
  11. Electrical Requirements
  12. Spindle operating cycle- Idle Time vs. At-Speed Operating Time
  13. Source of Cooling – Plant chilled water loop, radiator-type cooler, chiller, etc
  14. Type of condenser if a chiller is required – Water-Cooled or Air-Cooled
  15. Spindle Protection – Loss of cooling flow and/ or over-temperature

 
Chiller Models:
MasterChill Series
C-Series "Closed Loop"
A-Series "In Line"
W-Series "Sealed Systems"
2625 Emerald Drive
Kalamazoo, Michigan, U.S.A
phone: 800-YOU-KOOL
           800-968-5665

e-mail: salesdept@dimplexthermal.com
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