Bulk milk chillers are industrial refrigeration systems that are designed to cool and store large volumes of milk at a consistent temperature, typically between 34-38°F (1-3°C). They are used in dairy farms and milk processing plants to quickly and efficiently cool milk after it has been collected from the cows.

There are several different types of bulk milk chillers available, but most work by using a refrigeration cycle to transfer heat from the milk to a refrigerant. The refrigerant is then cooled and condensed, releasing the heat to the environment through a series of coils or fins. The cooled refrigerant is then expanded and evaporated, absorbing heat from the milk as it passes through the chiller.

Bulk milk chillers are usually made of stainless steel to ensure durability and easy cleaning. They typically have a large storage tank for holding the milk, as well as a refrigeration unit and a system of pipes and valves to control the flow of milk and refrigerant. Some bulk milk chillers may also have additional features such as automatic filling and emptying systems, temperature sensors, and control panels for monitoring and adjusting the chiller's performance.









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