A centrifugal chiller is a high-performance cooling system that removes heat from a liquid using the principle of centrifugal force. This technology works by using an impeller to compress refrigerant vapor, creating a pressure difference that facilitates heat transfer and effective cooling. One of the best features of centrifugal chillers is their efficiency. These systems are known for their ability to deliver large-scale cooling with minimal energy consumption, making them ideal for commercial and industrial settings. There are different types of centrifugal chillers, including air-cooled and water-cooled models, each designed to perform optimally under different environmental conditions and load requirements.