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What is the difference between brine and chilled water?

2009-09-25View Original

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On the PID diagram, BRS, BRR, and CHS,CHR represent brine and chilled water respectively. But what’s the difference? The process pipelines on site contain ethylene glycol solutions of different concentrations.
Reply #22009-09-25
Frozen saline has a lower temperature than frozen water
Reply #32009-09-26
Generally speaking, chilled water refers to water at a temperature of 7-12 degrees. Brine is frozen saltwater, and its temperature can be below 0 degrees.

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