Chilled Water Piping

Chilled Water Piping plays a critical role in chiller and HVAC systems, where chilled water is circulated as the primary cooling medium between the chiller and various HVAC units. Mild steel is the preferred material for these pipelines due to its cost-effectiveness, wide availability, and excellent thermal conductivity. For optimal performance and longevity, JINDAL Class ‘C’ mild steel pipes are typically recommended. These pipes feature the thickest walls and highest pressure ratings among the available classifications, offering superior strength and durability, especially in high-demand applications.

The sizing of mild steel pipes depends on the system’s flow rate (GPM) and the overall capacity of the HVAC infrastructure. There are generally two standard connection methods used for chilled water pipelines: flanged joints with nuts and bolts or arc welding. Each method offers its own advantages in terms of cost, installation time, and long-term reliability. Selecting the most appropriate connection type should be based on the project's specific technical requirements and budget considerations.