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Regarding chiller unit design

2007-12-24View Original

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I want to design a small cryogenic cooling system that cools only one tank. The coolant temperature is -35 degrees, with a flow rate of around 4 M3/h; the cooling capacity required for the reactor is approximately 20 kW. So, what power rating should the compressor have? What is the compressor’s efficiency? What margin should be taken?
Reply #22007-12-25
There are many unit options available for you to choose from; it is recommended to use a single-stage, two-stage piston compressor unit (such as Bizter, Copeland...,) with R22 as the refrigerant. The condenser can be air-cooled or water-cooled; the evaporator uses copper tubes for dichloromethane and steel tubes for brine. For compressor units, it is generally advisable to leave a margin in terms of cooling capacity.
Reply #32007-12-25
Thank you, floor 2. If I want to buy such a small complete set, is it available?

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