How an Ice Manufacturing Plant Works - Parts & Function (Understand Easily) with Animation.

[@sayilibotha5857]

Brilliant and simplicity explanation... ❤

[@glendagobres7340]

very detailed and well explained. thanks!

[@beartheburn3863]

So what happens is basically we have an refrigerant I.e. ammonia which is compressed by the compressor converting it to high pressure and high temperature vapor nh3 , now to cool down it goes to the condenser and turns into liquid refrigerant still with high pressure it goes to the receiver and gets stored as high pressure high temp vapor , now it goes to the expansion valve which significantly alters the temp . And turns refrigerant onto cool liquid state but pressure also drops , it's basically a mixture of vapor and liquid, now the refrigerant is passed into the evaporator and absorb heat from the brine soln and is again taken to the compressor

[@sskanzariya5838]

Thanks for valuable information .

[@norbertopanes7262]

Perfect.Thanks

[@raymarin912]

Well done, thank you

[@TechMechHVAC-zj6rs]

Thanks love from india

[@Woody615]

Nice presentation. However, my understanding is that as you said the Compressor pressurizes the gas so the Temperature goes up while remaining a Vapor. The purpose of the Condenser is then to lower the temperature, and by dropping the Temperature, it Condenses it to Liquid, so that it is now High Pressure, Low Temperature, Liquid. After it goes through the Expansion Valve it would become a Low Pressure, Super Low Temperature, Liquid (Boyles Law and the drop of temperature based on the lowering of the Pressure). After going through the Evaporator, it absorbs the latent heat from the brine solution which rises the Temperature and Evaporating the Liquid to a Vapor, so that it is now a Low Pressure, Warm Temperature, Vapor. Then to the Compressor where it starts over and is converted into a High Pressure, High Temperature, Vapor. Compressor -> High Pressure, High Temperature, Vapor Condenser -> High Pressure, Low Temperature, Liquid Expansion Valve -> Low Pressure, Super Low Temperature, Liquid Evaporator -> Low Pressure, Warm Temperature, Vapor then start all over by going back to a . . . Compressor -> High Pressure, High Temperature, Vapor

[@rushikeshkarande1314]

Sir/mam, it's a very well elaborated vdo that I have ever seen Its very useful to me as it is my Electrical Diploma Final Year project of a subject.. I just want it's electrical wiring installation with equipments used So it's a very humble request to u Please plz Can u send me the Electrical Wiring Installation of the Ice factory.?🙏🙏🙏 My submission is Tomorrow after 12 PM I will be very grateful for you if u help me in this 🙏🙏🙏

[@Toxic18_0.2]

Extraordinary ✨

[@islamicspeakersofficial07]

Perfectly explained.

[@muhammadans5951]

Excellent teacher

[@shariffomar2323]

Thanks alot very good presentation

[@Simple-Tech]

Thanks

[@WynnMaw-uc5vr]

Thanks!

[@raghav_15_12_]

Thank you very much

[@fernandovillanueva2429]

Perfect.....Thanks for sharing.

[@rakeshdsouza166]

Thank you

[@easyeasychemistryeasy4643]

very useful for youth to start their business, please share the procedure part document

[@colormegone03]

Also the air pumps that pump air through the tubes that are inserted into the center of the cans to agitate the water during the freezing process to form clear ice. That was how we did it in the old days.

[@myonanda4747]

Thanks for knowdge sharing.

[@ahmadqudsihusainy8300]

Great lecture!!! Damn. I surprised

[@kushanwickramasinghe4298]

thanks for sharing

[@ALIMOHAMMAD-ww5dn]

pleas you make video related ship refrigeration system and also other topic

[@likithayamini5686]

Thank you so much,it is very useful for my ppt presentation.

[@alejandrorapues6691]

In 1 HP compressor what is size of copper tube and how long is the condenser. And evaporator

[@elijameseborra2447]

I have seen some making ice plant the submerge they evaporator into the brine solution.

[@hhhhyyyyy1400]

Perfect video with very good explanation 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@raviranjan1418]

That's a new idea for me that brine solution moving out of brine tank.

[@albertosalazar802]

Wonderfull

[@eliejahgwapo8422]

i thought when the (high pr. high temp NH2) goes through the condenser it will drop its temp. making it (high pr. low temp nh2)?

[@lelouchbritannia7342]

i also thought of this

[@Nasjen]

This was good. Now if I can see it in reality.

[@fernandobulacan9222]

its a high pressure and low temp. liquid when its out into the condenser ,because condenser already release the heat through the water cold condenser, thanks me later

[@mechtech_stuff]

Good Video, Thanks !!

[@elijameseborra2447]

Hi anyone can help me, What size or HP of compressor , filter drier liquid receiver and expansion valve should I use for making a MINI ICE PLANT? Or anyone can tell me the math to perfectly make this DIY Project of mine

[@therockers334]

Very Informative Video

[@lavanyas.b8389]

👍 Thanking the

[@syamkumar8309]

One more motor should include this drawing. Ie agitators motor for equal cooling of brain

[@everettamador9870]

Exactly...

[@Atmosphericone]

wow even tho ive been using the internet for a long time,im still surprised with the amount of info it has,i mean i could study anything from anatomy to how to make a goddamn bomb lol

[@elijameseborra2447]

Bomb what do you mean?

[@everettamador9870]

I remember the water has to be pure...And the water tanks needed some salt tablets I thought it was 2 tablets (ounces) per 30 or 40 gallons...

[@anilkumarsharma8901]

Ice😂why we struggle so hard😂😂😂to become soft😂😂😂

[@caink9142]

Why not glycol in lieu of brine?

[@JAFARSHAREEFT]

👌

[@hocinebebe]

and energy consumption ?😢