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    i need to calculate the heat load



    Hey all ,

    can you help me in calculating the heat load of the below :

    1- Product name : ICECREAM
    Flow rate : 10300L/H
    Inlet temp : 36c
    Outlet temp : 4c

    Glycol 25% Inlet Temp : -2c Outlet Temp : 16c Flow rate : 21600L/H

    2- Product name : Milk
    Flow rate : 10200L/H
    Inlet temp : 33c
    Outlet temp : 3c

    Glycol 25% Inlet Temp : -2c Outlet Temp : 15c Flow rate : 11600L/H

    3- Product name : MILKY MILKY
    Flow rate : 5000L/H
    Inlet temp : 43c
    Outlet temp : 3c

    Glycol 25% Inlet Temp : -2c Outlet Temp : 16c Flow rate : 10000L/H

    thank you
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    Re: i need to calculate the heat load

    Hi
    What is the milk fat content of ice cream mix.

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    Re: i need to calculate the heat load

    have no idea about the milk fat

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    Re: i need to calculate the heat load

    OK
    specific heat of whole milk, pasteurized, 87% water content is 3.751 kj/kg 'K above freezing point of -0.56' C.
    use total heat formula of Q = mass flow/ second x 3.751kj/kg x temp diff ' C. = Kws.

    your first example :- flow rate 10300 L/hr in at 36' C out at 4.0' C
    Q = 10300/3600 x 3.751 x 32' K ( 36-4' C ) = 343 .42 Kw.
    dependent on pull down time , if batch cooling with re circulating through HX, extrapolate.

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    Re: i need to calculate the heat load

    Quote Originally Posted by Magoo View Post
    OK
    specific heat of whole milk, pasteurized, 87% water content is 3.751 kj/kg 'K above freezing point of -0.56' C.
    use total heat formula of Q = mass flow/ second x 3.751kj/kg x temp diff ' C. = Kws.

    your first example :- flow rate 10300 L/hr in at 36' C out at 4.0' C
    Q = 10300/3600 x 3.751 x 32' K ( 36-4' C ) = 343 .42 Kw.
    dependent on pull down time , if batch cooling with re circulating through HX, extrapolate.

    thank you very much but what about the glycol???

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    Re: i need to calculate the heat load

    base specific heat of glycol same as water. 4.2kj/kg' K
    Q = 10,000/3600 x 4.2 x 18'K (-2 + 16 ) = 210Kws

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