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Yu Ki Myat Noe
Yu Ki Myat Noe
Second Seminar
Date:7.6.2020
Supervised by Presented by
Daw Khin Sandar Soe Naing Mg Thaung Shan Htet
(VI.Mech.92)
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Outlines Of Presentation
Principle of ice making
The Ice Making Process
Troubleshooting a Portable Ice Maker
Consumer Icemakers
Portable IceMakers
Components Of Ice Plant
Refrigeration Cycle
Working Of An Ice Plant
COP of an Ice plant model using refrigerant
R134a
Future Plan
Reference
Aim and Objective
AIM
Objective
Fig.1
(2) The water is pumped via a hole in the bottom of the
reservoir through a water filter and up to an ice tray at the top
of the unit. Any overflow spills back into the reservoir.
Fig.2
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Fig.3
(5) The size of the ice cubes depends on how long the prongs
are left in the water.
A longer cycle means thicker pieces of ice. Small ice
usually takes about 6 minutes, while large ice is about twice
that, though freezing times can be affected by the ambient
temperature and how long the unit has been running.
Fig.4
(5) When the ice has reached the proper size, the ice tray
.
Fig.5
Fig.7
Consumer icemakers
Portable icemakers
icemakers
Built-in icemakers are engineered to fit under a kitchen
or bar counter, but they can be used as freestanding units.
Some produce crescent-shaped ice like the ice from a
freezer icemaker; the ice is cloudy and opaque instead of clear,
because the water is frozen faster than in others which are clear
cube icemakers.
Industrial icemakers
Commercial ice makers improve the quality of ice by using
moving water.
The water is run down a high nickel content stainless steel
evaporator.
The surface must be below freezing. Salt water requires lower
temperatures to freeze and will last longer.
Cube icemaker
Cube ice machines are classified as small ice
machines, in contrast to tube ice machines, flake ice
machines, or other ice machines.
Common capacities range from 30 kg (66 lb) to
1,755 kg (3,869 lb). Since the emergence of cube ice
machines in the 1970s, they have evolved into a diverse
family of ice machines.
Tube ice generator
Fig.9.Tube ice
A tube ice generator is an ice generator in which the
water is frozen in tubes that are extended vertically within a
surrounding casing—the freezing chamber.
Tube ice can be used in cooling processes, such as
temperature controlling, fresh fish freezing, and beverage
bottle freezing. It can be consumed alone or with food or
beverages.
COMPONENTS OF AN ICE PLANT
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Refrigeration Cycle
A refrigeration system has four main components that
facilitate the transfer of heat via the coolant. These components
are:
• Compressor – compresses the coolant, turning it into a hot,
high pressure gas
• Condenser – a set of coiled pipes on (or near) the exterior of
the unit that dissipate heat as the coolant transforms into high
water pressure
• Expansion Water Valve – also known as an inlet valve –
releases the pressure on the coolant, turning it into vapor
again and lowering the temperature of the coolant
• Evaporator – another set of heat-exchanging pipes on the
interior of the unit that make the interior of the unit cold
Here is a diagram of how the system works in principle:
Fig.10
Compressor
There are four types of compressors which are in common use:
(a) Reciprocating compressor
(b) Rotary compressor
(c) Centrifugal compressor
(d) Screw compressor
Condenser
• There are three general types of refrigeration condensers air-
cooled, water-cooled, and a combination air and water-cooled
usually referred to as an evaporative condenser.
• Details of air-cooled condenser are described in the following
section.
Filter drier
• The function of filter dryer is to remove any physical material from
compressor’s wear and tear, and remove any moisture presence
within an air conditioning system.
• The Drier is made up of a metal outer container and inside there is a
desiccant (moisture removal material) and strainer.
Expansion Devices
• The expansion device (also known as metric device or throttling
device) is an important device that divides the high pressure side and
the low pressure side of are rfrigerating system.
• It is connected the receiver(containing liquid vapour at high
pressure) and the evaporator (containing liquid refrigerant at low
pressure).
Capillary Tube
• The capillary tube is used as an expansion device usedin small
capacity hermetic sealed refrigeration unitssuch as domestic
refrigeration, water cooler, room air conditioner and freezers.
• It is a cooper tube of small diameter and of varying length
depending upon the application.
Bare tube coil evaporator .
Chilling Tank
• The main components of chilling tank are viz.ice
tank,insulation of ice tank and ice block. Ice tanks aremade of
such material as wood, steel or concrete.
• Aswooden tanks do not last long enough and are liableto
leak, they should preferably be made of steel wellcoated with
waterproof paint.
Suction Accumulators
• Suction line accumulators are sometimes inserted
inhalocarbon circuits, to serve the purpose of separatingreturn
liquid and prevent it passing over to thecompressor.
• Since this liquid will be carrying oil, andthis oil must be
returned to the compressor, the outletpipe within the separator
dips to the bottom of thisvessel and has a small bleed hole, to
suck the oil out.
Oil Separators
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Evaporator coil
Heat transfer rate at evaporator or refrigeration capacity,
Qe is given by: Qe = mr (h1-h4)
Where,
mr is the mass flow rate in Kg/sec,
h1 and h2 are thespecific enthalpies (kJ/kg) at the exit and inlet to
theevaporator, respectively.
(h1-h4) is known as specificrefrigeration effect or simply refrigeration
effect, which isequal to the heat transferred at the evaporator
perkilogram of refrigerant.
Refrigerant
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Pressure SaturationTemperature,
OC
Enthaphy, KJ/kg
Vapour liquid
0.124 MPa (18 -20.42 385.82 173.21
psi)
1.517 MPa (220 55.67 425.85 280.80
psi)
Table 3: Properties of Superheated R-143a
compressor
= M*CpdT/dh
h1 = 395 kJ/kg
h2 = 435 kJ/kg
h3 = h4 = 280 kJ/kg
= 40 * 3.31
= 132.4 KJ/Kg
Net cooling produced per hour = M’ * Refrigerating Effect
= 1 * 132.4 KJ/min
= 132.4/210 = 0.56 TR
RESULT AND DISCUSSION
• In this prototype model the mixture of NaCl and water in the
proportion of 1:3 is used.
• On analysis of an Ice plant model we take some assumption
liketank is perfectly insulated and no heat loss from or to the
chilling tank.
• Wehave found Coefficient of Performance equals to 3.2and
Net cooling produced per hour to be 0.56 TR
Future Plan
• Require data collected from industry to calculate
design procedure for small scale ice plant.
• To introduce overall expression of thesis.
• To make component detail design and material
selection of ice plant.
Reference
http://www.pdftop.com/ebook/ice+plant/
mini-ice-plant-pre-feasibility-study
Design Consideration For local Ice Plant Pdf.
www.Wikipedia.org
www.slideshare.net
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