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• ANALYSE THE PERFORMANCE
OF MINI-ICE PLANT THROUGH
FUNCTIONALITY AND
EFFICIENCY
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Tube-Ice
Machine. The first “sized-ice” machine quickly
replaced the old Canice plants, which required
hard labor and large amounts of floor space for
freezing, cutting, and crushing ice by hand.
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SEA Olympus Building, AC Cortes
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water frozen into a solid-state, typically forming at or below
temperatures of 0 degrees Celsius or 32 degrees Fahrenheit. Ice in the
freezer will match the temperature of the freezer, and so may be in the
negative degrees. Of course, ice melts, which leaves a puddle of water in
your cooler after its cooling powers expire.
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Compressor
Condenser
Receiver
Expansion Valve
Evaporator
Parts and Auxiliary of
Mini Ice Plant
Parts and Auxiliary of
Mini Ice Plant
Parts and Auxiliary of
Mini Ice Plant
Types of Expansion Valve
Used in Ice Plant Industry
Parts and Auxiliary of
Mini Ice Plant
Parts and Auxiliary of
Mini Ice Plant
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• Typical ice production: 250-1,000 pounds
per day
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• Versatile and functional, you can easily pair this with a separate
dispenser and ice bin, according to the amount of ice you need to
store.
• Modular ice machines can work with an air-cooled condenser or
water-cooled condenser. If you choose air-cooled, you’ll use less
water and energy compared to other systems.
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day
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• Many self-contained ice makers are small enough to fit under a
countertop as well, making them an excellent option for bars or food
trucks.
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different contexts, brine may refer to salt solutions ranging
from about 3.5%. A typical concentration of seawater, or the
lower end of solutions used for brining foods up to about
26%.
FREEZING TIME OF ICE DERIVATION
FROM HEAT TRANSFER
EQUATION
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FREEZING TIME OF ICE DERIVATION
PRODUCT LOAD AND ICE PLANT
PRODUCT LOAD AND ICE PLANT
PRODUCT LOAD AND ICE PLANT
PRODUCT LOAD AND ICE PLANT
1. AN ICE PLANT HAS A CAPACITY OF 10METRIC TONS/DAY. RAW
WATER IS AVAILABLE AT 27˚C AND AN ICE IS HARVESTED AT -9 ˚C. IF
BRINE AT 10 ˚F IS USED, CALCULATE: (A.) FREEZING TIME (B.)
REFRIGERATION CAPACITY (QTOTAL)(C.) NO. OF CANS PER DAY
CONSIDERING 15% LOSSES WHEN ENTERING THE BRINE TANK.
1. AN ICE PLANT HAS A CAPACITY OF 10METRIC TONS/DAY. RAW
WATER IS AVAILABLE AT 27˚C AND AN ICE IS HARVESTED AT -9 ˚C. IF
BRINE AT 10 ˚F IS USED, CALCULATE: (A.) FREEZING TIME (B.)
REFRIGERATION CAPACITY (QTOTAL)(C.) NO. OF CANS PER DAY
CONSIDERING 15% LOSSES WHEN ENTERING THE BRINE TANK.
1. AN ICE PLANT HAS A CAPACITY OF 10METRIC TONS/DAY. RAW
WATER IS AVAILABLE AT 27˚C AND AN ICE IS HARVESTED AT -9 ˚C. IF
BRINE AT 10 ˚F IS USED, CALCULATE: (A.) FREEZING TIME (B.)
REFRIGERATION CAPACITY (QTOTAL)(C.) NO. OF CANS PER DAY
CONSIDERING 15% LOSSES WHEN ENTERING THE BRINE TANK.
2. AN ICE PLANT MAKES 8 INCHES x 12 INCHES x 24 INCHES ICE
BLOCKS USING RAW WATER AT 20 ˚C AND HARVESTED AT -4 ˚C. IF
BRINE AT 14 ˚F IS USED, WHAT IS THE (A.) FREEZING TIME, (B.)
APPROXIMATE WEIGHT OF EACH BLOCK AND (C.) PRODUCT LOAD.
Mass of ice is 0.5 kg/s.
2. AN ICE PLANT MAKES 8 INCHES x 12 INCHES x 24 INCHES ICE
BLOCKS USING RAW WATER AT 20 ˚C AND HARVESTED AT -4 ˚C. IF
BRINE AT 14 ˚F IS USED, WHAT IS THE (A.) FREEZING TIME, (B.)
APPROXIMATE WEIGHT OF EACH BLOCK AND (C.) PRODUCT LOAD.
Mass of ice is 0.5 kg/s.
2. AN ICE PLANT MAKES 8 INCHES x 12 INCHES x 24 INCHES ICE
BLOCKS USING RAW WATER AT 20 ˚C AND HARVESTED AT -4 ˚C. IF
BRINE AT 14 ˚F IS USED, WHAT IS THE (A.) FREEZING TIME, (B.)
APPROXIMATE WEIGHT OF EACH BLOCK AND (C.) PRODUCT LOAD.
Mass of ice is 0.5 kg/s.
APPLICATION OF MINI ICE
PLANT
• Meat and Poultry storage
• Fish storage
• Milk Products such as Ice
Cream
• Drinks and beverages
• "Ice Water" or what ever
stored in a piece of plastic
which is sold at sari-sari stores
in the Philippines
MEAT AND POULTRY STORAGE
Meat
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FISH STORAGE
MILK PRODUCTS SUCH AS ICE CREAM
OTHER
APPLICATIONS