This presentation discusses environmentally-friendly refrigeration technologies. It provides an overview of Güntner company and refrigerants used in the industry. New heat exchanger technologies and case studies using natural refrigerants like ammonia and CO2 are presented. The use of such natural refrigerants is becoming more common and provides a sustainable approach for refrigeration.
By HERENA TORIO, an alumni from PPRE
INTRODUCTION
– ENERGY SITUATION IN BUILDING SECTOR
• PHYSICAL PRINCIPLES
– HEAT TRANSFER
– MOISTURE TRANSFER
• ENERGY BALANCES
– STEADY STATE BEHAVIOR
– DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR - THERMAL INERTIA
• CALCULATION METHODS
– MONTHLY METHOD
– SIMPLIFIED METHOD
www.devi-renewable.com
By HERENA TORIO, an alumni from PPRE
INTRODUCTION
– ENERGY SITUATION IN BUILDING SECTOR
• PHYSICAL PRINCIPLES
– HEAT TRANSFER
– MOISTURE TRANSFER
• ENERGY BALANCES
– STEADY STATE BEHAVIOR
– DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR - THERMAL INERTIA
• CALCULATION METHODS
– MONTHLY METHOD
– SIMPLIFIED METHOD
www.devi-renewable.com
The use of Cooking Gas as Refrigerant in a Domestic RefrigeratorIJERA Editor
The application of cooking gas refrigerants in refrigeration system is considered to be a potential way to improve
energy efficiency and to encourage the use of environment-friendly refrigerants. Refrigeration operation has
been met with many challenges as it deals with environmental impact, how it affects humans and how it
contributes to the society in general. Domestic refrigerators annually consume several metric tons of traditional
refrigerants, which contribute to very high Ozone Depletion Potential (ODP) and Global Warming Potential
(GWP). The experiment conducted employs the use of two closely linked refrigerants, R600a (Isobutene) and
cooking gas which is varied in an ideal refrigerant mixture of 150 g of refrigerant and 15 ml of lubricating oil (to
a rating of 40 wt % expected in the compressor). The Laboratory process involved the use of Gas
Chromatography machine to ascertain the values of the mole ratio, molecular weight and critical temperatures.
Prode properties and Refprop softwares were used to ascertain other refrigerant properties of the mixture. The
results indicated that the mixture of R600a with lubricant confirm mineral oil as being the most appropriate for
the operation. The experimental results indicated that the refrigeration system with cooking gas refrigerant
worked normally and was found to attain high freezing capacity and a COP value of 2.159. It is established that
cooking gas is a viable alternative refrigerant to replace R600a in domestic refrigerators. Hence, its application
in refrigerating systems measures up to the current trend on environmental regulations with hydrocarbon
refrigerants
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Cooling is very expensive, so it is important that it is used only where necessary, and that only the most efficient technology is used. For thermodynamic reasons, the energy efficiency of a cooling system increases with decreasing temperature differential. It is therefore crucial to keep this differential as low as possible.
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The use of Cooking Gas as Refrigerant in a Domestic RefrigeratorIJERA Editor
The application of cooking gas refrigerants in refrigeration system is considered to be a potential way to improve
energy efficiency and to encourage the use of environment-friendly refrigerants. Refrigeration operation has
been met with many challenges as it deals with environmental impact, how it affects humans and how it
contributes to the society in general. Domestic refrigerators annually consume several metric tons of traditional
refrigerants, which contribute to very high Ozone Depletion Potential (ODP) and Global Warming Potential
(GWP). The experiment conducted employs the use of two closely linked refrigerants, R600a (Isobutene) and
cooking gas which is varied in an ideal refrigerant mixture of 150 g of refrigerant and 15 ml of lubricating oil (to
a rating of 40 wt % expected in the compressor). The Laboratory process involved the use of Gas
Chromatography machine to ascertain the values of the mole ratio, molecular weight and critical temperatures.
Prode properties and Refprop softwares were used to ascertain other refrigerant properties of the mixture. The
results indicated that the mixture of R600a with lubricant confirm mineral oil as being the most appropriate for
the operation. The experimental results indicated that the refrigeration system with cooking gas refrigerant
worked normally and was found to attain high freezing capacity and a COP value of 2.159. It is established that
cooking gas is a viable alternative refrigerant to replace R600a in domestic refrigerators. Hence, its application
in refrigerating systems measures up to the current trend on environmental regulations with hydrocarbon
refrigerants
International Journal of Computational Engineering Research (IJCER) is dedicated to protecting personal information and will make every reasonable effort to handle collected information appropriately. All information collected, as well as related requests, will be handled as carefully and efficiently as possible in accordance with IJCER standards for integrity and objectivity.
Nicola Pieretti and Brandon Marshall from CAREL explain at ATMOsphere America how CAREL controllers and ejectors can help to improve the efficiency of CO2 refrigeration systems in warmer climates.
Low-grade fuel to high-quality energy by gasificationIlkka Hannula
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Cooling is very expensive, so it is important that it is used only where necessary, and that only the most efficient technology is used. For thermodynamic reasons, the energy efficiency of a cooling system increases with decreasing temperature differential. It is therefore crucial to keep this differential as low as possible.
Three main types of cooling systems prevail in industrial environments: dry cooling, evaporative cooling, and compression cooling. This paper explains their main working principles and characteristics. Other types, such as absorption cooling, gas expansion, and thermo-electric cooling, are not treated in this application guide because of their limited presence in industry.
Each system has its own application domain. The choice of the right cooling system is one of the important initial decisions that must be taken in order to achieve maximum energy efficiency. Furthermore, this paper discusses several specific energy saving actions for each of the three cooling systems.
Significant energy savings can be made by installing variable frequency drives on fans (dry cooling, evaporative cooling), pumps (evaporative cooling, compression cooling), and compressors (compression cooling).
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Environmentally friendly technologies in refrigeration
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Heat Exchangers and Environment-Friendly
Technologies in Refrigeration & Air Conditioning
Dr. Josef Riha
Güntner AG & Co. KG
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Presentation overview
Company Güntner
Overview of refrigerants used in
refrigeration industry
Suitable products for different
refrigerants
New technologies in the field of heat
exchangers
Case studies for natural refrigerants
Summary
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Presentation overview
Company Güntner
Overview of refrigerants used in
refrigeration industry
Suitable products for different
refrigerants
New technologies in the field of heat
exchangers
Case studies for natural refrigerants
Summary
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Company Güntner
We are a global leader in heat transfer technology,
supplying knowledge and products for refrigeration,
process cooling and HVAC applications.
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Presentation overview
Company Güntner
Overview of refrigerants used in
refrigeration industry
Suitable products for different
refrigerants
New technologies in the field of heat
exchangers
Case studies for natural refrigerants
Summary
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Refrigerants and our products
Non-natural brines NH3 CO2 Hydro-
refrigerants glycols carbons
Condenser /
Cooler /
Gas cooler
Evaporators
(Direct expansion)
Evaporators
(Pump operation)
Air coolers
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Sales distribution in 2004 for Europe
+80 % Changes from
CO2 2002 to 2004
+30 %
1%
NH3
20 %
Sole*
Brine Non-natural
-12 % 8% refrigerants
HFKW
71 % +17 %
The percentage of natural refrigerants keeps growing.
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Presentation overview
Company Güntner
Overview of refrigerants used in
refrigeration industry
Suitable products for different
refrigerants
New technologies in the field of heat
exchangers
Case studies for natural refrigerants
Summary
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New technologies
1. microox® technology
2. Innovative frame
3. Intelligent fan module
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New technologies
High efficiency EC-fans Less material used
Raw Material Cost
90
EC-motor 120%
80
3-ph. AC
Motor efficiency [%]
70 100% Steel
1-ph. AC Copper
60 80% Alu
50
EUR
60%
40
40%
30 Shaded pole
motor
20 20%
10
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500
Sales Price 0%
F&T big MCHX big
Fan motor power [W] 250%
Overhead
Casing - 17%
Fans
200%
Coil
150%
100%
- 40%
50%
0%
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Presentation overview
Company Güntner
Overview of refrigerants used in
refrigeration industry
Suitable products for different
refrigerants
New technologies in the field of heat
exchangers
Case studies for natural refrigerants
Summary
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Case studies for natural refrigerants
Kaufland logistics centre:
Country / City - Germany / Möckmühl
Refrigerant / Fluid - NH3, Glycol
Date of installation - 2003
Total refrigerating capacity - 7,910 kW
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Fish-processing centre in Sassnitz:
Country / City - Germany / Sassnitz
Refrigerant / Fluid - NH3, CO2, Glycol
Date of installation – 2003
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NH3 Herta Plant:
Country / City - Germany / Herten
Refrigerant / Fluid - NH3
Date of installation - 2004
Total capacity - five refrigeration cells
with a capacity of 3,300 m3 each
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Europe’s most advanced slaughter house:
Country / City - Denmark / Horsens
Refrigerant / Fluid - NH3, Glycol
Date of installation – 2007
Costs for the refrigeration technology –
11.5 million Euro
Total refrigeration capacity - 13.6 MW
Heat recovery – 5 MW
Refrigerant charge – 28 t of NH3
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Presentation overview
Company Güntner
Overview of refrigerants used in
refrigeration industry
Suitable products for different
refrigerants
New technologies in the field of heat
exchangers
Case studies for natural refrigerants
Summary
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Summary
In some regions of the world, the use of
environment-friendly refrigerants in refrigeration
is a normal standard.
All necessary components are normally
available on the market.
Some companies have a lot of knowledge in this
field and can help customers understand these
technologies.
There is no need to find new ways or methods
for developing countries … just follow the best
practices.
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Thank you very much
for your attention!
Your contact person: Address:
Dr. Josef Riha Güntner AG & Co. KG
Phone: + 49 8141 242 - 4801 Hans-Güntner-Straße 2 – 6
Mobile: + 49 151 16885991 82256 FÜRSTENFELDBRUCK
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