Does anyone have information on using a bromine chiller to produce chilled water with low-pressure steam at 80 Kpa?
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Does anyone have information on using a bromine chiller to produce chilled water with low-pressure steam at 80 Kpa? I hope those who have information on this topic can provide it.
The saturation steam temperature at 80 kPa is around 110 degrees, so the process is feasible; you should contact the manufacturers of lithium bromide chillers directly. We use medium-pressure steam, but the maximum operating temperature is also in the range of 110–130 degrees. This post was last edited by wlntjs on 2008-2-15 10:57.]
There are several ways: 1. Look up information； 2. Search via the internet ； 3. Find a design or research institution ； 4. Find a manufacturer to develop a plan for them. I recommend the fourth option; it costs nothing and is also hassle-free. There are many such manufacturers in China nowadays; some of the more well-known ones include Shuangliang, LG, and Yuanda
Thank you, I really need this kind of knowledge
There’s also Dalian Iceberg and Dalian Sanyo
Among lithium bromide manufacturers, only Yantai Ebara is capable of producing low-pressure steam types; the others require pressurization