Thermal Storage: Solar ICE

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Water, containing 25 percent ethylene or propylene glycol, is cooled by a chiller and then circulated through the heat exchanger inside the IceBank tank. The water-glycol solution that is leaving the chiller and arriving at the tank is 22°F, which freezes the water surrounding the heat exchanger inside the tank. This process extracts the heat from the water surrounding the IceBank heat exchanger until approximately 95 percent of the water inside the tank has been frozen solid. Ice-making has the effect of de-rating the nominal chiller capacity by approximately 30 to 35 percent.

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