Cooling capacity adjustment of bromine chillers
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The manufacturer says that the cooling capacity of the bromine chiller can be adjusted, but the flow rate of the chilled water pump cannot be adjusted. This means that when the cooling load is low, it is only possible to reduce the cooling capacity of the bromine chiller, but not the flow rate of the chilled water pump. Moreover, according to the manufacturer, the cold water circulation takes place entirely within the pipes, with no buffer tanks or anything similar in between. Is this appropriate? If cold water is continuously circulated at a high flow rate, wouldn’t that consume too much electricity? Could we add a buffer tank and use a variable-frequency cold water pump to regulate the flow rate? But, according to the manufacturer, this has not been done, as it seems that doing so would result in a loss of cooling capacity. I wonder what others think – has anyone done this? ?
There isn’t any! The flow rate of cold water can also be adjusted; by changing the amount of self-circulation, the volume of cold water is altered. If less cold water flows out, the temperature of the incoming cold water will be lower! !