Absorption chillers on a ship

[evapcoil]

Hi fellow colleagues
I'm studying the possibility of install an absorption chiller on a cruise ship but I'm having troubles finding a brand that can work on a not very stable base, it understood that the absorption chiller will not be the primary source of cooling capacity, so in case of rough sea , when the absorption chiller might have problem , the regular electric chillers will be turned back on service . I read some time ago that a japanese cargo ship has been equipped with something like that but I cannot find the article and I cannot recall if the brand of the absorption chillers was specified.
Does anybody have soem suggestion or comment on this?
Thank You very much in advance for your time.

[evapcoil]

Hello all
May be I create the thread in the wrong forum, should I move it to the air conditioning section?

There is any good samaritan out there that can help this poor pilgrim?

Ciao...

[evapcoil]

PS Carrier already officially reply that their absorption chiller are not suitable for ship's installation.

[Quality]

Try Firechill.com the may be able to help

[evapcoil]

Thank You Quality

[technogeek1]

FireChill have an Apps Lab where you can identify potential applications for their chillers and the Tech Team will work with you to find a solution. I think that's what Quality is referring to.
There was a superyacht launched last year that was eco-friendly with a chiller on board that could be powered by waste-heat. I found the article again to see if it mentioned the manufacturer but it didn't. I know its not a cruise ship but it might have given you a starting point!

[technogeek1]

Berg do Brine Chillers - berg-group.com/marinechiller not sure it's what you were looking for though

[evapcoil]

Thank You technogeek , I'll look at their website... Hopefully ,they will be a little bit bigger than the firechill ones... But it's already a starting point.... :-)