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Calculation of refrigeration capacity for refrigerators

2017-08-06View Original

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The cooling capacity of the chiller is 1200 KW, with R22 as the refrigerant. The inlet temperature of the chilled water is 35°C, and the outlet temperature is 25°C. How can the flow rate of the chilled water through the chiller be calculated?
Reply #22017-08-07
1200/4.18/(35-25)=28.7L/S=103.3m3/h, more or less
Reply #32017-08-08
A temperature difference of 10 degrees is a bit large; generally, the supply water temperature for chillers is 7℃
Reply #42019-08-16
kw=kj/s·cm△T; this gives the mass, not the volume

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