SYSTEM OF COLD STORAGE USING BINARY ICE

Authors

  • О.В. Зімін Odessa National Academy of Food Technologies, Ukraine

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15673/0453-8307.4/2015.44784

Keywords:

system of cold storage, binary ice, peak load

Abstract

This paper reviews different types of systems of cold storage. The use of such systems due to the need of compensation of peak cooling loads by air conditioning of the large buildings or the technology requirements. According to the type of storage media and the way a storage medium is used water (the aqueous solution) and ice. When using standard systems of cold storage to the consumer is served single phase coolant. System with binary ice can bring to the consumer a two-phase coolant. Application of two-phase coolant when cooling improves energy and performance characteristics of the refrigeration system with accumulation of cold. It justifies the reasons for using binary ice as a coolant. Examples of large industrial facilities using cold accumulation with binary ice. 

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Published

2015-06-21

Issue

Section

Refrigeration engineering