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Does lowering the set temperature of a refrigeration unit save electricity?

2020-11-14View Original

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-If the set temperature of a 35℃ chilled brine unit is increased from -30℃ to -28℃, with a motor power of 580 kW, what impact will this have on the work performed? I’m asking experts for help, thank you so much! ! !
Reply #22020-11-15
As for temperature, that’s the case. But what is the extent of the cooling needed, if it’s only for the engine unit? It is estimated that it is intended for dissipating heat. If you increase the temperature of the unit, it may seem as though energy consumption is reduced, but the amount of cooling required by downstream processes decreases, which in turn increases the energy consumption of the product. This needs to be considered and calculated as a whole, for reference only.

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