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• The glycol is cooled using a brazed plate heat exchanger. The heat exchanger is where the glycol and refrigerant meet. Glycol is circulated on one side of the flat plate while the refrigerant is circulated through the other side. As the refrigerant evaporates in the heat exchanger, it cools the glycol to a precise, preset dialed in temperature just above freezing point.
