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Selection of lithium bromide systems for hot water applications

2016-11-17View Original

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1. To meet current energy-saving requirements, our company has several compressors whose heat is extracted and utilized for cooling and heating, without affecting the normal operational process of these compressors. 2. The temperature of the hot water supplied for exchange is: 85 degrees. Cooling in summer, heating in winter. 3. Hot-water type chillers are required to produce chilled water at temperatures of 7–12 degrees, 13–18 degrees, and 18–22 degrees. The cooling water temperature is 32 degrees. 4. What is the amount of coolant water? Which one (the 3 temperature options) produces the largest amount of chilled water ; With the cooling water temperature remaining unchanged. 5. Seek guidance and discussion from experts on Haichuan.
Reply #22016-11-29
The driving heat source for hot-water lithium bromide units must be no lower than 70 degrees. Why?

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