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Industrial chilled water production

2015-06-11View Original

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I would like to ask: Generally, compressed chiller units are more commonly used for industrial chilled water systems. Has anyone used lithium bromide units that utilize waste heat steam? When comparing the two, what are their respective advantages and disadvantages? If there is no waste heat, isn’t producing low-temperature water from fresh steam of little significance from an energy utilization perspective?
Reply #22015-06-11
Efficiency can be calculated; generally, there is waste heat, and using lithium bromide is quite economical. In terms of equipment, compression types require pressure, while lithium bromide types require a vacuum.

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