Temperature regulating system

A temperature regulating system or temperature control unit is a permanently installed device which, as part of a system, takes over the temperature control of a medium for the process. Depending on the application, different fluids are used to transport the heat. The fluid brought to a set temperature is added to the process via piping of the plant, where the medium transfers the heat or cold as energy and is returned to the temperature control unit in the closed circuit to replenish the lost energy. Often, temperature control units have both a heating function and a cooling function. The aim of a temperature control unit is to supply the set target temperature to the process and to keep it constant.