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2011-03-04View Original

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I work for a manufacturer of lithium bromide refrigerators, and I am currently working on the utilization of waste heat. May I ask how much waste heat there is in 70 kettles, and at what temperature is this waste heat? ? ?
Reply #22011-03-04
At 70°C, the temperature is only in the dozens; is there any way to utilize the residual heat?
Reply #32011-03-04
Talk about your principles and processes for utilizing waste heat, and give an example of a successful case. Some models have more than 70 cubic units of residual heat, while others have 100; the key is whether these two aspects can be combined and how they can be combined to achieve mutual benefit. :)
Reply #42011-03-04
Talk about your principles and processes for utilizing waste heat, and give an example of a successful case. Some models have more than 70 cubic units of residual heat, while others have 100; the key is whether these two aspects can be combined and how they can be combined to achieve mutual benefit. :)

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