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    Compressor power reduction



    Hi everyone, not sure if this is the correct section to ask this but hopefully someone will be able to help.

    I'm looking at a refrigeration system at the moment which has a rerigeration capactiy of 250kW. It has an air cooled condenser with a condensing temp of 45deg c when external ambient temp is 30degc.

    Im investigating the possible reduction in compressor power that could be achieved using a dual chiller (air and water cooled), if i could supply 99kW (40% of cooling capacity) of chilled water from an absorption chiller with flow and return temperatures of 6 & 12deg C and unknown condensing temp.

    Does anyone know how this can be done or how the condensing temperature can be calculated at a chilled water temp of 6-12 flow and return.

    Cheers

    Mark



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    Re: Compressor power reduction

    Absorption chillers don't have compressors.

    Oh, you want to reduce the cooling demand to the compressor with an absorption chiller, don't you?
    In this case I need to have the specs of the components (compr., evap., and condenser) and I will try to simulate the corresponding decrease of power input.

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