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    Post Ice Bank System Supplier





    Hello ,

    I am looking for a designer cum manufacturer of Ice Bank
    system for producing chilled water at 1 deg c.

    Thank you,

    R.Sivakumar,
    Chennai, India



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    Re: Ice Bank System Supplier

    We can designe & supply Contact
    09850747403

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    Re: Ice Bank System Supplier

    Quote Originally Posted by Bhagwan Harani View Post
    We can designe & supply Contact
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    If Ur applicaion is Milk Cooling, than we will require quantity of milk to be handled/12 hrs ORhandled/24 hrs

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    Re: Ice Bank System Supplier

    It is a waste of energy to cool milk with cold water but if you insist, use a failing film water chiller.

    One of the best ice banks manufacturers is Baltimore air coil, google them up.

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    Re: Ice Bank System Supplier

    Or Packo, in my backyard http://www.packo.com/en/5841
    It's better to keep your mouth shut and give the impression that you're stupid than to open it and remove all doubt.

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    Re: Ice Bank System Supplier

    Quote Originally Posted by chemi-cool View Post
    It is a waste of energy to cool milk with cold water but if you insist, use a failing film water chiller.

    One of the best ice banks manufacturers is Baltimore air coil, google them up.

    A waste of engergy? Pre cooling is the most efficient
    way of cooling milk from the cow.

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    Re: Ice Bank System Supplier

    Nope.....

    DX milk tanks are the most efficient.

    When you cool water and with the water you cool the milk, you loose energy.

    You also need extra milk pump for the heat exchanger.

    Its the fastest way to cool milk but not as efficient as DX.

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    Re: Ice Bank System Supplier

    Quote Originally Posted by chemi-cool View Post
    Nope.....

    DX milk tanks are the most efficient.

    When you cool water and with the water you cool the milk, you loose energy.

    You also need extra milk pump for the heat exchanger.

    Its the fastest way to cool milk but not as efficient as DX.
    In NZ we pre-cool with bore water, ans then with a DX milk tank, I agree with chemi, DX has to be better when refrigeration is used, every step is a lose of efficency.
    In NZ many companies are promoting thermal storage, as more efficient, It may be cheaper to run as you can use night rate power.
    Cooling will be quicker with a secondary refrigerant, via a PHE.
    A simple ice bank will have a lower captial cost compared to a large DX system.

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