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Lithium bromide unit

2015-10-06View Original

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For a hot-water-type single-effect absorption chiller with a cooling water inlet temperature of 13.5°C and an outlet temperature of 9.8°C, and a flow rate of 640 m3/h, how is the cooling capacity of the lithium bromide unit calculated? Is that power?
Reply #22015-10-07
It should be specific heat capacity times temperature difference times flow rate
Reply #32015-10-13
2.37 million kcal/h 2753 kW
Reply #42015-10-18
(13.5-9.8)*640*1000/3600*4.1868=2754kw

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