Speaker
Fridolin Holdener
(shirokuma GmbH)
Description
A general rule is presented, which describes in which cases it is energetically advantageous to cool the inlet stream to a compressor with chilled water. This feature is investigated specifically for the Nelium refrigerator for the cooling of the beam screens of the Future Circular Collider. It turns out that with this modification of the process the required overall power consumption is reduced, the speed requirements on the turbo compressor are reduced, the size of the first cryogenic heat exchanger is reduced and the cooldown capability of the refrigerator is increased. The additional investment costs are moderate, because at each refrigerator location there exists already a chilled water production and distribution system.
Authors
Hans Quack
(TU Dresden)
Fridolin Holdener
(shirokuma GmbH)
Sofiya Savelyeva
(Technische Universität Dresden)
Steffen Kloeppel
(TU Dresden)
Christoph Haberstroh
(TU Dresden)
