Harp Guinness Subsidiary (Ireland)
Lower investment and high running cost savings
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Two STL-N10-100 provide cooling energy at the lowest cost. |
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Harp Brewery in Dundalk (Ireland-E.U.) produces 1 000 000 hectoliters of
lager per year and consumes 12 000 000 kWh of electricity (4 000 000 kWh
for the refrigerant plant). In 1992 Harp decided to modernise its
refrigeration plant. The existing system consisted of a wide range of process cooling loads satisfied by two circuits, a high temperature circuit at -8°C and a low temperature circuit at -12°C. During the design stage it was decided to install a Cristopia Thermal Energy Storage System (STL) on the high temperature circuit. The STL reduces the instantaneous peak refrigeration demand by as much as 45 % by shifting daily 10 000 kWh from day to night. |
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Technical Data
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Characteristics To further improve
the system efficiency and to reduce electrical cost, it was proposed to
install a Cristopia STL-N10-200 thermal storage system to shift
electrical consumption to off peak period and to reduce the peak period
electrical demand. To achieve this, a STL-N10-200 was specified storing 10
000 kWh at -10°C during night time off peak tariff period. The STL,
also, reduces day time chiller power by 1 000 kWe. |
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Technical Advantages
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Projects Credits Customer: Harp Ltd
The STL has reduced
the maximum |
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Financial Advantages
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Environmental Advantages
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