prosessijäähdytysverkosto
Process cooling networks, or prosessijäähdytysverkosto in Finnish, are closed-loop systems designed to transfer heat from one process to another, thereby improving energy efficiency and reducing environmental impact. These networks utilize a coolant, typically water or a glycol-based solution, to absorb heat from industrial processes such as cooling towers, chillers, or heat exchangers. The cooled fluid is then distributed through a pipeline to other industrial units where the heat is rejected or used for heating purposes.
The primary advantages of process cooling networks include energy savings, as heat rejection is more efficient
The implementation of process cooling networks involves several key components: a cooling source, a distribution network,
Process cooling networks are particularly beneficial in industrial clusters or campuses where multiple facilities share common
In conclusion, process cooling networks represent a strategic approach to optimizing industrial cooling and heating processes,