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What type of dehumidification equipment is used for cooling compound fertilizer?

2009-07-22View Original

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The commonly used types of dehumidification in the new style large-scale air refrigeration dehumidification device are: 1. Liquid ammonia cooling dehumidification 2. Freon refrigeration dehumidification (single refrigeration dehumidification) 3. Rotor + refrigeration dehumidification 4. Groundwater cooling dehumidification (water air conditioner) 5. Lithium bromide refrigeration unit dehumidification There must be many manufacturers in the fertilizer industry that have used air cooling dehumidification devices. Can you please tell me which dehumidification method is used by most manufacturers? Thanks! ! !
Reply #22009-07-23
This is a good question and I hope experienced friends can provide some opinions. From a cost perspective, is there a groundwater method that has lower construction costs/operating costs?
Reply #32009-07-23
The groundwater is pumped up for one-time use. The main factor in operation is the power of the water pump. The operating cost of the cooling system is very low. The heating system still needs steam or electric heating. The temperature of the water after it is pumped up is also limited, and the cooling effect is definitely not as good as others. The amount of water used for cooling is very large, but whether the local water department will let you continue to pump water up is a question.
Reply #42010-05-20
The most cost-effective one should be the energy-saving refrigeration dehumidifier with Freon refrigeration.
Reply #52010-05-22
Agree with the 4th floor! The energy-saving refrigeration dehumidifier with Freon refrigeration is more effective.

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