Adsorption Chiller
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Adsorption Chiller
Operating principle water refrigerant condenser Adsorber A vapor cooling water hot water vacuum chamber Adsorber B vapor chilled water evaporator refrigerant pump AdRef-Noa consists of two identical adsorption / desorption heat exchanging sections, one for each evaporative and condensing heat exchanger. Adsorption-desorption process, described below, is interchanged and repeated in these two sections. ADSORPTION Water as a refrigerant evaporates in the evaporative heat exchange section. AdRef produces chilled water by using evaporative latent heat. The vapor is then adsorbed by an adsorber A. The adsorber generates heat, but removing this heat by cooling water further enhances the evaporating process. DESORPTION Hot water (the heat source) is used to desorb the moisture that is adsorbed in the adsorber B. The released moisture enters the condensing section and is condensed for next evaporation. Adsorption Chiller Friendly to mankind and to the earth -------AdRef-Noa The more advanced AdRef-Noa makes the best use of unutilized heat source and renewable energy including solar heat. Adsorbent : Zeolite is utilized instead of Silica gel. Standard specifications Performance for ADR-Z4520 model item cooling capacity outlet temperature mass flow rate inlet temperature kW 315kW ℃ 15℃ m /h 54m3/h 3 27℃ ℃ 68℃ m3/h 120m3/h ℃ 27℃ m3/h 250m3/h refrigerant pump kW 1.1kW vacuum pump kW 0.2kW L ㎜ 5,600㎜ W ㎜ 2,200㎜ heat source mass flow rate inlet temperature cooling water mass flow rate outer dimensions H net weight 400 cooling capacity(kW) chilled water Hot water temperature68℃ ADR-Z4520 300 Z4520 30℃ 200 100 0 5 7 9 11 13 15 chilled water outlet temperature (℃) ㎜ 2,350㎜ kg 11,000kg Please contact us for other information about specification. *Standard design conditions Provided hot water temperature:60∼80℃ Chilled water outlet temperature: 5∼25℃ Cooling water inlet temperature:32℃ or below Please contact us for other conditions. Outer Dimensions W L In H This product is commercialized by the project "Research and Development of Technologies for New Solar Energy Utilization Systems" of New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) in Japan. MAYEKAWA MFG. CO., LTD. corporate office: 3-14-15 Botan Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-8482 JAPAN Tel.+81-3-3642-8181 Fax.+81-3-3643-7094 For more information, call Public Relations section at +81-3-3642-8185 or fax at +81-3-3643-7094 http://www.mayekawa.com/ PD052 01300911-13,04. Printed in Japan. d or e p r to r e s e r v e li m it e d r e sou rc es Waste water at 60∼80℃ The ideal solution to reduce CO2 emissions! Unlimited application of renewable and unutilized energy!! can produce chilled water. Examples of heat sources : Solar heat, hot spring, geothermal, Combined heat and power, fuel cells, vaper condensate, waste heat from industrial furnaces, distilling columns, reactor towers, district heating networks etc.. The 21st century business model 1 Features Minimizing Life Cycle Cost Panel cooling Renewable energy (solar heat, hot spring, geothermal, etc.) Use solar energy to achieve HCFC/HFC free air conditioning. HCFC/HFC free using water Energy-saving Lower operation and maintenance costs No noise and no vibration No certified/qualified operator required Solar photovoltaic panels Battery Solar thermal panel The power goes to auxiliary systems The comparison of cooling capacity Inlet cooling water:31˚C Outlet chilled water:9˚C 1.4 Performance curve Hot water tank 1.2 Zeolite 1.0 Rated point(75˚C) Rated point(88˚C) 0.8 Silica gel 0.6 0.4 Adsorption Chiller AdRef-Noa 60 65 70 Absorption refrigerator 75 80 85 Biomass energy (Forest thinning, Scrap wood, Food waste, sewage sludge, etc.) 60∼80℃ Convert industrial waste into biomass energy to realize zero-emission plants. 90 Heat source inlet temperature(˚C) 2 Effects Achieving COP 10 Hot water Chilled water 50∼70℃ Wood pellets Pellet boilers Comparison of CO 2 emission (kgCO 2 /kWh) The system comparison in 90USRT scale 50 kgCO2 Unutilized energy (Waste heat from plants, Combined heat and power (CHP), waste heat from industrial furnace, etc.) 70% reduction Produce chilled water from unused heat source alternative to existing HCFC/HFC chillers for green solution. 14.9 kgCO2 Air-cooled Adsorption chiller chiller Comparison of CO2 emission Waste heat recovery Heat exchanger *CO2 emission factor 0.555kg CO2/kWh 〈Air-cooled chiller〉 〈Adsorption chiller〉 Driving power 90kW Driving power Cooling tower fan Cooling water pump Hot water pump Total 90kW Total 1.1kW 11kW 11kW 3.7kW 26.8kW Cooling tower Chilled water tank