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Regarding chilled water

2010-06-17View Original

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For 5-degree Celsius chilled water, the equivalent value of 1 MJ of cooling energy is 0.67 MJ. So, what is the cooling capacity of one ton of chilled water approximately? Thank you
Reply #22011-01-18
It doesn’t seem to be what you said; generally, it is stated that 1 RT (in the United States) is equivalent to 3024 kcal. 1 P is capable of producing 3 KW of cooling capacity, so 1 RT equals 1.12 P. Water cannot be described solely in terms of cooling capacity, unless you are talking about how much cooling capacity is needed to raise or lower the temperature

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