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    1) The document outlines a load profile and plan to convert 2 water chillers to brine chillers to reduce peak load and utilize thermal energy storage. 2) The brine chillers will produce 624 tons during normal operation and 468 tons during ice making to charge storage tanks overnight. 3) A total of 11239 ton hours of storage will be produced to meet 18 hours of the peak load the next day without operating any chillers. 4) 80 storage tanks of 140 ton hours each are required to store the thermal energy for off-peak air conditioning.

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    Load Profile analysis of a District Cooling System with Thermal Energy Storage

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    1) The document outlines a load profile and plan to convert 2 water chillers to brine chillers to reduce peak load and utilize thermal energy storage. 2) The brine chillers will produce 624 tons during normal operation and 468 tons during ice making to charge storage tanks overnight. 3) A total of 11239 ton hours of storage will be produced to meet 18 hours of the peak load the next day without operating any chillers. 4) 80 storage tanks of 140 ton hours each are required to store the thermal energy for off-peak air conditioning.

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    Hourly Load Profile of District Cooling System With Thermal Energy Storage

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    BalasundaramSrinivasaRajkumar
    1) The document outlines a load profile and plan to convert 2 water chillers to brine chillers to reduce peak load and utilize thermal energy storage. 2) The brine chillers will produce 624 tons during normal operation and 468 tons during ice making to charge storage tanks overnight. 3) A total of 11239 ton hours of storage will be produced to meet 18 hours of the peak load the next day without operating any chillers. 4) 80 storage tanks of 140 ton hours each are required to store the thermal energy for off-peak air conditioning.

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    600
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    Load Profile
    (TR)
    552
    538
    465
    432
    465
    565
    698
    785
    890
    968
    1112
    1183
    1262
    1286
    1288
    1310
    1297
    1255
    1145
    1101
    1005
    861
    726
    659

    275

    Base Load
    Balance load
    Base Load
    Load on
    Water Chillers
    on Brine Circuit Brine Chillers TES tanks
    (TR) 600 X 2
    nos
    552
    648
    538
    662
    465
    735
    432
    768
    465
    735
    565
    635
    698
    502
    785
    415
    890
    310
    968
    232
    1112
    88

    Charging 600 TR 1
    no
    648
    662
    735
    768
    735
    635
    502
    415
    310
    232

    21848
    Peak
    Load

    1310
    1048

    SUMMARY OF DESIGN:
    1) 2 NOS. 675TR WC CHILLER CONVERTED TO BRINE CHILLER WHICH IS ASSUMED TO
    PRODUCE 624TR AT NORMAL MODE(7.5% CAPACITY REDUCTION) AND 468 TR AT ICE
    MAKING MODE (75% CAPACITY OF NORMAL MODE)
    2) BALANCE 2 NOS. 675TR WC CHILLER WILL SERVE TO PRODUCE THE REQUIRED
    COOLING IN DAY TIME ALONG WITH THE 2 NOS. BRINE CHILLER 624TR.
    3. 11239 TRH OF STORAGE IS PRODUCE DURING OFF PEAK TIME. CHARGING TIME IS 12
    HRS.
    4) STORAGE IS ENTIRELY UTILIZED DURING 18 HRS TO 22 HRS WHICH IS INCLUDING THE
    POWER SHUT DOWN TIME AND NO CHILLERS (WATER & BRINE) WILL BE IN OPERATION.
    5) TOTAL REQUIREMENT TES TANKS IS 80 NOS. EACH TANK STORAGE CAPACITY IS
    ASSUMED TO BE 140 TRH WHICH MAY VARY BASED ON THE TEMPERATURE
    CONSIDERATIONS.

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