-The utilization of 95-degree cooling capacity in chemical plants
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I would like to ask the veterans in the chemical industry once again: the application of -95 degrees of cooling capacity in chemical plants. How about using it for dry ice? Are there any other good ideas?
I wonder how much energy is available there – the smaller amount can be used for cold circulating water, while the larger amount can be used for cooling brine in industrial processes
This post was last edited by Wise Ming on 2016-6-13 at 20:43. It can generate electricity, produce oxygen and nitrogen through air separation, provide heating in winter and cooling in summer, and it can also be used to process rubber pellets.
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