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ORE working fluid waste heat power generation

2016-10-28View Original

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There is a final heat exchanger used to cool and reduce the pressure of the feed material. The original heat exchanger has a capacity of 15,500 KW, and it is capable of reducing the temperature from around 96°C to 36°C. What is the power generation amount when ORE working fluid is used to replace the original cooling water? Used for lithium bromide refrigeration; how much cold water can be produced by cooling water from 33°C to 7°C? How to understand this problem, how to calculate the power generated, and how much water has been cooled
Reply #22016-10-28
You should ask these questions in the techniques section, right?

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