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ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY TECHNOLOGY
SUPER ABSORPTION
Examples of Installation
Cooling water blow system
A part of circulating water should be blown to prevent degrading of cooling water quality.
Since concentration ratio is considered about 3 to 4 blowing, water quantity is calculated as follows.
N : Concentration ratio generally N=3 M : Make-up water volume
3,024X1.85 (exhaust factor) 575 (Latent heat of evaporation at 40°C) generally W=0.2% of circulating water volume
., E+W+B
E : Evaporation loss
W : Splashing loss
B : Blow volume
M : E+W+B
W+B
by the above
B
1
(E+W-NW)
N-1
N-1
Figure 70.
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Absorption building chiller
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Over Flow
Make-up water is over supplied by manual valve for over-flow in cooling tower.
water
Overflow
Figure 71.
Blow regulation valve
IOO I
Continuous Flow
Certain amount of circulating water is blown by blow regulation valve.
"7*--7*
Make-up
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Absorption chiller
Higher than cooling water level
Figure 72.
Solenoid valve
Pressure Building switch+Solenoid Valve
Make-up water
Circulation pump is controlled by pressure switch.
Pressure switch
Figure 73. Water treatment control home panel
Solenoid valve t*t—i Make-up
Conductivity Meter+Solenoid Valve PH Meter+Solenoid Valve
Blow is controlled.
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Kitakyusyu Media Dome
Absorption chiller
Sensor
Overflow
Kyoto Station Building 1
96
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