Intermediate Temperature Cooling Unit
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The Navy seeks design and qualification of an intermediate temperature cooling unit operating at approximately 65°F to reduce energy consumption and condensation hazards on DDG 51 class destroyers. The compact, Navy-qualified chiller must meet all applicable standards while supporting roughly 200 refrigeration tons of cooling capacity.
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Navy ships have a chilled water system that runs throughout the ship providing cooling to electronic equipment. Operating at a nominal temperature of 42°F, the chilled water system creates a sizable load on the ship’s electrical plant. The DDG 51 class is approaching available power and cooling capacity limits. Reducing the energy required to provide equivalent cooling capacity would preserve Service Life Allowance (SLA) for future system upgrades. Additionally, having cold water running through...
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