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Application of lithium bromide in low-grade heat utilization in chemical plants

2024-09-15View Original

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What are the applications of lithium bromide in low-temperature heat utilization in chemical plants? Which are the lithium bromide manufacturers in China? Are there any manufacturers capable of direct heat exchange between lithium bromide and industrial media?
Reply #22024-09-15
Lithium bromide is primarily used in absorption chillers to utilize low-temperature waste heat or industrial waste heat for air conditioning and cooling in industrial processes. In chemical plants, low-grade heat sources such as cooling water or low-pressure steam can be used as driving energy to achieve energy savings and emission reduction. There are several manufacturers in China that produce lithium bromide, such as Jiangsu Kelon, Shanghai Silan Micro, and Guangzhou Kaiyuan Chemical. Currently, some companies such as Jiangsu Kelon are already able to provide solutions that enable direct heat exchange between lithium bromide and industrial media, in order to improve the thermal efficiency and safety of the systems. .
Reply #32024-09-19
May I ask: do you have the contact information for Jiangsu Kelon, Shanghai Silan Micro, and Guangzhou Kaiyuan Chemical? I searched online but couldn’t find any information indicating that they are lithium bromide
Reply #42024-11-25
For lithium bromide refrigeration units, the domestic manufacturers I am aware of include: Ebara Thermal Systems, Dalian Iceberg Songyang, Shuangliang, LG, Beijing Huataiyuanmeng (Binglun), and Yuanda Air Conditioning
Reply #52024-11-27
Help bump this post up. From what I’ve learned, lithium bromide is widely used in the coal chemical industry. I have used bromine chillers that use gas from mixed gas generators as a heat source in the past. Many manufacturers came for the bidding, and those that left a strong impression on me were Ebara and Carrier. In the end, Carrier was chosen (they developed the first bromine chillers), as it seemed that Ebara paid more attention to details. I’ve been looking for a bromine chiller that can produce hot water via steam condensation; the water temperature is relatively low, and it may be acidic.
Reply #62026-05-13
Shuangliang is good; our factory uses it quite well

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