Ammonia Absorption Technology for low Temperature Refrigeration

combination of a cogeneration with an ARP. The heat generated from the engine or turbine is used to drive the ARP. This "Tri-generation“ concept allows industries with no heating demand to install cogeneration plants and to be independent from the grid.
using residual heat from other processes to drive the ARP.
for applications at temperatures below -50°C where availability and low maintenance costs are of main importance, directly gas or oil fired, or steam heated plants may be a good option to vapour compression plants.

Petrochemical industry	Process gas and liquid cooling separation processes
Meat industry	freezing and conservation dry processes
Dairy	process cooling conservation
Food freezing and conservation	deep freezing conservation
Freeze drying	freeze dried coffee freeze dried fruits and vegetables
Co-generation and Tri-generation	use of remaining vapour or hot water heat, cold and power optimization
Turbine air cooling	Turbine enhancement trough cooling of the combustion air