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PERFORMANCE ET RENTABILITE D'UN RECUPERATEUR DE CHALEUR SUR L'INSTALLATION FRIGORIFIQUE EN LAITERIE.

THE PERFORMANCE AND ECONOMICS OF A DAIRY REFRIGERATION HEAT RECOVERY UNIT.

Auteurs : STINSON G. E., STUDMAN C. J., WARBURTON D. J.

Type d'article : Article

Résumé

THE RESULTS OF A SERIES OF EXPERIMENTS ON A REFRIGERATION HEAT RECOVERY UNIT DESIGNED TO PROVIDE 300 LITRES OF 60 DEG C WATER FROM A 2.25 KILOW REFRIGERATION SYSTEM COOLING 2,100 LITRES/D OF MILK ARE PRESENTED. INCREASING CONDENSER PRESSURE CAUSED THE GROSS HEAT RECOVERY TO RISE FROM 15.1 TO 29.2 MJ/M3 DAILY OF MILK FOR A WATER COOLED SYSTEM, WHILE WATER OUTLET TEMPERATURE ROSE FROM 45 TO 64 DEG C. THE CORRESPONDING RANGES FOR THE AIR COOLED CONDENSER WERE 13.7 TO 23.8 MJ/M3 DAILY AND 38 TO 55 DEG C. SUCTION SUPERHEATING INCREASED THE TOTAL DAILY HEAT RECOVERY BY APPROXIMATELY 3.2 MJ/M3, AND WATER OUTLET TEMPERATURE BY 5 deg C. THE NET DAILY HEAT RECOVERY VARIED BETWEEN 13.7 MJ/M3 AT 650 KILOPASCALS, TO 19.1 MJ/M3 AT 1,200 KILOPASCALS FOR THE WATER COOLED SYSTEM. FOR THE AIR COOLED SYSTEM THE NET DAILY RECOVERY REMAINED CONSTANT AT APPROXIMATELY 11.5 MJ/M3. AT 10 CENTS/KILOWATTHOUR, THE HEAT RECOVERY ALS ON A FARM PRODUCING 2,100 LITRES/D, COULD SAVE $ NZ 453 PER ANNUM. SUCH A SYSTEM WOULD COST AROUND $ NZ 5,000, MAKING THE INSTALLATION MARGINALLY UNECONOMIC. HOWEVER, RECOVERY SYSTEMS ON LARGER FARMS ARE LIKELY TO BE MORE ATTRACTIVE FINANCIALLY.

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  • Titre original : THE PERFORMANCE AND ECONOMICS OF A DAIRY REFRIGERATION HEAT RECOVERY UNIT.
  • Identifiant de la fiche : 1988-1238
  • Langues : Anglais
  • Source : J. agric. Eng. Res. - vol. 36 - n. 4
  • Date d'édition : 1987

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