Specific heat conversion of frozen brine and ethylene glycol
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Our previous crystallization tanks were cooled by chilled brine. It is said that now they are all replaced by ethylene glycol, but I don’t know how to convert the specific heat, usage volume and flow rate.
Your problem is a heat load problem, whether you use cold brine or ethylene glycol. The ultimate goal is to take away heat. This cannot simply be said as specific heat conversion. You should calculate based on the same heat load for both. First determine the temperature difference of ethylene glycol, then find the specific heat based on its state, and finally calculate the flow rate.
The standard temperature of ethylene glycol cooling is generally 0~5 degrees cycle. Then check the physical property parameters of ethylene glycol and calculate it.
That's true, but where can I find the data?