A reciprocating chiller cools fluids using piston-driven compressors (like a car engine) to compress refrigerant, removing heat in a thermodynamic cycle for AC or industrial processes, ideal for smaller loads needing precise control, though often less efficient and noisier than screw chillers but known for ruggedness and lower initial cost. These systems use pistons in cylinders to increase refrigerant pressure, releasing heat in a condenser, then expanding it in an evaporator to absorb heat, circulating chilled water for cooling applications like data centers, food processing, or manufacturing. Coimbatore, Mysore, Hyderabad, Cochin