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The existing residual heat is between 129–108°C, with a heat release of approximately 15,341.12 KW. Lithium bromide refrigeration units are planned to be used; I would like to ask everyone about the feasibility of this approach as well as any potential issues Thank you
It is unreasonable to use a refrigerator to handle this heat; it is recommended to employ ORC technology from Jiangsu Quzhou Kaishan Group for power generation, in order to lower the temperature and convert the preheated heat into electricity.
Could you explain in detail the reasons why it’s unreasonable? Also, what is the rationale behind generating electricity from this amount of heat?
Lithium bromide refrigeration is used for cooling, and the waste heat is not utilized. The low-temperature heat utilization efficiency of this system is 8%, allowing for the recovery of 1227 KW of electrical energy per hour. It is recommended that you communicate with Kaishan to recover waste heat.