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Page 1: Water as a refrigerant - Efficient Energy · 2020-02-24 · Water as a refrigerant – the unrivaled alternative the efficient and clean refrigeration system eChiller – Think big,

Water as arefrigerant –the unrivaledalternative

the efficient and clean refrigeration system

eChiller –

Think big,act bigger.

Live the future today.Build on innovation.Take farsighted decisions.Invest in the future of yourbusiness and the climate.

Be part of tomorrow

Have we sparked your interest?

Feel free to contact us:

Efficient Energy GmbH

Hans-Riedl-Str. 5 85622 Feldkirchen

Telefon: +49 89-693369-500

Fax: +49 89-693369-8610

[email protected]

www.efficient-energy.com

According to the new F-Gas

Directive, by 2030, EU member

states must have completed

their gradual reductions of

CO2 equivalent emissions of

F-Gases by nearly 80%.

This is the basis of eChiller, the world’s cleanest and, with up to 80%

energy savings, economically most valuable centrifugal chiller. Find

more information on our homepage.

Ideal for modernizing your continuous industrial process cooling and

improving your computing center profitability.

Over the next few years, many refrigeration units will no longer

fulfill regulatory requirements that are coming into force. Per-

manently rising electric energy costs place an additional burden

on refrigeration. This makes forward-looking investments all

the more important today.

Challenges of the refrigeration industryIt’s time to rethink your strategy!

The alternativePure water (R718) as a refrigerant

Never before has the demand for efficient and cleanrefrigeration technology been greater:

All energy related products

(ErPs) are subject to the energy

efficiency requirements of the

EU Ecodesign Directive, which

also stipulates thresholds for

water chillers in the EU.

Inefficient products belowthe minimum requirements

2015 2016 2018 2021 2024 2027 2030

Year

0 %

10 %

20 %

30 %

40 %

50 %

60 %

70 %

80 %

90 %

100 %93 %

63 %

45 %

31 %

24 %21 %

EE FOLDER 2017_final.indd 1 10.02.17 16:50

Page 2: Water as a refrigerant - Efficient Energy · 2020-02-24 · Water as a refrigerant – the unrivaled alternative the efficient and clean refrigeration system eChiller – Think big,

Water as arefrigerant –the unrivaledalternative

the efficient and clean refrigeration system

eChiller –

Think big,act bigger.

Live the future today.Build on innovation.Take farsighted decisions.Invest in the future of yourbusiness and the climate.

Be part of tomorrow

Have we sparked your interest?

Feel free to contact us:

Efficient Energy GmbH

Hans-Riedl-Str. 5 85622 Feldkirchen

Telefon: +49 89-693369-500

Fax: +49 89-693369-8610

[email protected]

www.efficient-energy.com

According to the new F-Gas

Directive, by 2030, EU member

states must have completed

their gradual reductions of

CO2 equivalent emissions of

F-Gases by nearly 80%.

This is the basis of eChiller, the world’s cleanest and, with up to 80%

energy savings, economically most valuable centrifugal chiller. Find

more information on our homepage.

Ideal for modernizing your continuous industrial process cooling and

improving your computing center profitability.

Over the next few years, many refrigeration units will no longer

fulfill regulatory requirements that are coming into force. Per-

manently rising electric energy costs place an additional burden

on refrigeration. This makes forward-looking investments all

the more important today.

Challenges of the refrigeration industryIt’s time to rethink your strategy!

The alternativePure water (R718) as a refrigerant

Never before has the demand for efficient and cleanrefrigeration technology been greater:

All energy related products

(ErPs) are subject to the energy

efficiency requirements of the

EU Ecodesign Directive, which

also stipulates thresholds for

water chillers in the EU.

Inefficient products belowthe minimum requirements

2015 2016 2018 2021 2024 2027 2030

Year

0 %

10 %

20 %

30 %

40 %

50 %

60 %

70 %

80 %

90 %

100 %93 %

63 %

45 %

31 %

24 %21 %

EE FOLDER 2017_final.indd 1 10.02.17 16:50

Page 3: Water as a refrigerant - Efficient Energy · 2020-02-24 · Water as a refrigerant – the unrivaled alternative the efficient and clean refrigeration system eChiller – Think big,

Sustainable refrigeration technologyRethink your strategy – It only makes sense

An excellent product

The eChiller provides the perfect answer to the EU F-Gas Directive, increasing environmental pollution and rising energy costs.

Water as a refrigerant meets even the most stringent standards – it fulfills all evironmental and safety regulations pertaining to the operation and service of conventional refrigeration systems.At the same time, its energy efficieny is unrivaled, exceedingconventional technology by 80%.

A real plus for your company – economically and ecologically

The eChiller100% water – 80% energy savings

The eChiller works by direct evaporation of water in a vacuum-tight system thatis hydraulically decoupled from the cooler and refrigeration application via brazeplate heat exchangers.

The TechnologyFuture-oriented, highly efficient and climate-neutral

The clever process

The energy saving feature

1. Evaporator: Water enters the evaporator. A small portion of the water evaporates and drains energy from the remaining water, causing it to cool.

2. ct turbo compressor: The water vapor is then compressed by the turbo compressor,which operates at up to 90,000 rpm, causing the vapor pressure and temperature to rise.

3. Condenser: The compressed water vapor condenses in the condenser, therebyheating the cooling water.

4. Expansion: The condensed water is fed back into the evaporator

The system interconnects the modules depending on the outside temperature, allowing the required coolingperformance to be achieved with a minimum of energy.

How the module works:

At the nominal operating point of 28/22 °C and 35 kW, eChiller has four operating modes that kick in as follows:

The eChiller comprises two identical modules that use the natural refrigerant water (R718).

FreeCooling: Cooling water temperature <18 °CBoth modules operate passively; maximum COP.

Stage I: Cooling water temperature 24 °C - 30 °CA single module generates the temperature boost.

FreeCooling+: Cooling water temperature 18 °C - 24 °COne module augments the cooling performance.

Stage II: Cooling water temperature 30 °C - 45 °CBoth modules generate the temperature boost in series.

Cost savings and environmental protection – Score two goalsin one using the sustainable eChiller refrigeration technology.

The advantages of eChiller for your company

Chi

lled

wat

er o

utp

ut in

°C

Ref

rige

rati

on

cap

acit

y in

kW

10

10 17

8

16 26

22 35

14 23

20 32,5

26

28 50

30

12 22

18 30

24

15 20 25 35 40 45 5050 30

Note:I: The optimal operating range is shown in figure 1 (dark blue area).II: The chilled water output temperature can be adjusted on request (light blue area).III. When the cooling water input temperature rises, eChiller automatically raises the respective output temperature

Cooling water input in °C

Operating envelope

COP [-]

>90

7,9

4,4

3,0

10,0

5,1

27

6,8

8,8

4,7

3,7

>100

8,2

4,5

3,2

18

6,3

30

7,0

9,7

6,3

3,7

>110

10

5,0

23

7,8

110

9,0

15

6,6

4,3

3,5

10

22

30

18

26

40

15

24

35

20

28

45

COP [-] COP [-] COP [-]

26 kW

22 °C16 °C

30 kW

24 °C18 °C

35 kW

28 °C22 °C

33 kW

26 °C20 °C

20

120

9,0

120

10

6,1

3,1

3,6

7,9

5,0

40

>120

Stage II Stage I Free Cooling+ Free Cooling

COP efficiency data

Chilled water in- and output

Refrigeration capacity

Cooling water input [°C]

COP is a measure of efficiency that expresses cooling performance as a function of energy expended.

Cost-effective Significantly reduced operating costs due to continuous energy savings. No legally mandated maintenance requirement. No notification requirement. Eligible for funding by the German Federal Office of Economics and Export Control (BAFA)

Energy-efficient Up to 80% energy savings compared to conventional technology

Environmentally sound Pure water as a refrigerant (R718). Non-toxic. CO2-neutral. F-Gas free

Extremely quiet and low-vibration in operation

Non-hazardous Maximum operating pressure (MOP) is never exceeded since the process runs in a vacuum up to 100 °C. No legionella formation risk

Low-maintenance Neither the EU F-Gas Directive nor any other regulation limiting F-Gases applies. Few wearing parts

Honored with the German Refrigeration Award

EE FOLDER 2017_final.indd 2 10.02.17 16:50

Page 4: Water as a refrigerant - Efficient Energy · 2020-02-24 · Water as a refrigerant – the unrivaled alternative the efficient and clean refrigeration system eChiller – Think big,

Sustainable refrigeration technologyRethink your strategy – It only makes sense

An excellent product

The eChiller provides the perfect answer to the EU F-Gas Directive, increasing environmental pollution and rising energy costs.

Water as a refrigerant meets even the most stringent standards – it fulfills all evironmental and safety regulations pertaining to the operation and service of conventional refrigeration systems.At the same time, its energy efficieny is unrivaled, exceedingconventional technology by 80%.

A real plus for your company – economically and ecologically

The eChiller100% water – 80% energy savings

The eChiller works by direct evaporation of water in a vacuum-tight system thatis hydraulically decoupled from the cooler and refrigeration application via brazeplate heat exchangers.

The TechnologyFuture-oriented, highly efficient and climate-neutral

The clever process

The energy saving feature

1. Evaporator: Water enters the evaporator. A small portion of the water evaporates and drains energy from the remaining water, causing it to cool.

2. ct turbo compressor: The water vapor is then compressed by the turbo compressor,which operates at up to 90,000 rpm, causing the vapor pressure and temperature to rise.

3. Condenser: The compressed water vapor condenses in the condenser, therebyheating the cooling water.

4. Expansion: The condensed water is fed back into the evaporator

The system interconnects the modules depending on the outside temperature, allowing the required coolingperformance to be achieved with a minimum of energy.

How the module works:

At the nominal operating point of 28/22 °C and 35 kW, eChiller has four operating modes that kick in as follows:

The eChiller comprises two identical modules that use the natural refrigerant water (R718).

FreeCooling: Cooling water temperature <18 °CBoth modules operate passively; maximum COP.

Stage I: Cooling water temperature 24 °C - 30 °CA single module generates the temperature boost.

FreeCooling+: Cooling water temperature 18 °C - 24 °COne module augments the cooling performance.

Stage II: Cooling water temperature 30 °C - 45 °CBoth modules generate the temperature boost in series.

Cost savings and environmental protection – Score two goalsin one using the sustainable eChiller refrigeration technology.

The advantages of eChiller for your company

Chi

lled

wat

er o

utp

ut in

°C

Ref

rige

rati

on

cap

acit

y in

kW

10

10 17

8

16 26

22 35

14 23

20 32,5

26

28 50

30

12 22

18 30

24

15 20 25 35 40 45 5050 30

Note:I: The optimal operating range is shown in figure 1 (dark blue area).II: The chilled water output temperature can be adjusted on request (light blue area).III. When the cooling water input temperature rises, eChiller automatically raises the respective output temperature

Cooling water input in °C

Operating envelope

COP [-]

>90

7,9

4,4

3,0

10,0

5,1

27

6,8

8,8

4,7

3,7

>100

8,2

4,5

3,2

18

6,3

30

7,0

9,7

6,3

3,7

>110

10

5,0

23

7,8

110

9,0

15

6,6

4,3

3,5

10

22

30

18

26

40

15

24

35

20

28

45

COP [-] COP [-] COP [-]

26 kW

22 °C16 °C

30 kW

24 °C18 °C

35 kW

28 °C22 °C

33 kW

26 °C20 °C

20

120

9,0

120

10

6,1

3,1

3,6

7,9

5,0

40

>120

Stage II Stage I Free Cooling+ Free Cooling

COP efficiency data

Chilled water in- and output

Refrigeration capacity

Cooling water input [°C]

COP is a measure of efficiency that expresses cooling performance as a function of energy expended.

Cost-effective Significantly reduced operating costs due to continuous energy savings. No legally mandated maintenance requirement. No notification requirement. Eligible for funding by the German Federal Office of Economics and Export Control (BAFA)

Energy-efficient Up to 80% energy savings compared to conventional technology

Environmentally sound Pure water as a refrigerant (R718). Non-toxic. CO2-neutral. F-Gas free

Extremely quiet and low-vibration in operation

Non-hazardous Maximum operating pressure (MOP) is never exceeded since the process runs in a vacuum up to 100 °C. No legionella formation risk

Low-maintenance Neither the EU F-Gas Directive nor any other regulation limiting F-Gases applies. Few wearing parts

Honored with the German Refrigeration Award

EE FOLDER 2017_final.indd 2 10.02.17 16:50

Page 5: Water as a refrigerant - Efficient Energy · 2020-02-24 · Water as a refrigerant – the unrivaled alternative the efficient and clean refrigeration system eChiller – Think big,

Sustainable refrigeration technologyRethink your strategy – It only makes sense

An excellent product

The eChiller provides the perfect answer to the EU F-Gas Directive, increasing environmental pollution and rising energy costs.

Water as a refrigerant meets even the most stringent standards – it fulfills all evironmental and safety regulations pertaining to the operation and service of conventional refrigeration systems.At the same time, its energy efficieny is unrivaled, exceedingconventional technology by 80%.

A real plus for your company – economically and ecologically

The eChiller100% water – 80% energy savings

The eChiller works by direct evaporation of water in a vacuum-tight system thatis hydraulically decoupled from the cooler and refrigeration application via brazeplate heat exchangers.

The TechnologyFuture-oriented, highly efficient and climate-neutral

The clever process

The energy saving feature

1. Evaporator: Water enters the evaporator. A small portion of the water evaporates and drains energy from the remaining water, causing it to cool.

2. ct turbo compressor: The water vapor is then compressed by the turbo compressor,which operates at up to 90,000 rpm, causing the vapor pressure and temperature to rise.

3. Condenser: The compressed water vapor condenses in the condenser, therebyheating the cooling water.

4. Expansion: The condensed water is fed back into the evaporator

The system interconnects the modules depending on the outside temperature, allowing the required coolingperformance to be achieved with a minimum of energy.

How the module works:

At the nominal operating point of 28/22 °C and 35 kW, eChiller has four operating modes that kick in as follows:

The eChiller comprises two identical modules that use the natural refrigerant water (R718).

FreeCooling: Cooling water temperature <18 °CBoth modules operate passively; maximum COP.

Stage I: Cooling water temperature 24 °C - 30 °CA single module generates the temperature boost.

FreeCooling+: Cooling water temperature 18 °C - 24 °COne module augments the cooling performance.

Stage II: Cooling water temperature 30 °C - 45 °CBoth modules generate the temperature boost in series.

Cost savings and environmental protection – Score two goalsin one using the sustainable eChiller refrigeration technology.

The advantages of eChiller for your company

Chi

lled

wat

er o

utp

ut in

°C

Ref

rige

rati

on

cap

acit

y in

kW

10

10 17

8

16 26

22 35

14 23

20 32,5

26

28 50

30

12 22

18 30

24

15 20 25 35 40 45 5050 30

Note:I: The optimal operating range is shown in figure 1 (dark blue area).II: The chilled water output temperature can be adjusted on request (light blue area).III. When the cooling water input temperature rises, eChiller automatically raises the respective output temperature

Cooling water input in °C

Operating envelope

COP [-]

>90

7,9

4,4

3,0

10,0

5,1

27

6,8

8,8

4,7

3,7

>100

8,2

4,5

3,2

18

6,3

30

7,0

9,7

6,3

3,7

>110

10

5,0

23

7,8

110

9,0

15

6,6

4,3

3,5

10

22

30

18

26

40

15

24

35

20

28

45

COP [-] COP [-] COP [-]

26 kW

22 °C16 °C

30 kW

24 °C18 °C

35 kW

28 °C22 °C

33 kW

26 °C20 °C

20

120

9,0

120

10

6,1

3,1

3,6

7,9

5,0

40

>120

Stage II Stage I Free Cooling+ Free Cooling

COP efficiency data

Chilled water in- and output

Refrigeration capacity

Cooling water input [°C]

COP is a measure of efficiency that expresses cooling performance as a function of energy expended.

Cost-effective Significantly reduced operating costs due to continuous energy savings. No legally mandated maintenance requirement. No notification requirement. Eligible for funding by the German Federal Office of Economics and Export Control (BAFA)

Energy-efficient Up to 80% energy savings compared to conventional technology

Environmentally sound Pure water as a refrigerant (R718). Non-toxic. CO2-neutral. F-Gas free

Extremely quiet and low-vibration in operation

Non-hazardous Maximum operating pressure (MOP) is never exceeded since the process runs in a vacuum up to 100 °C. No legionella formation risk

Low-maintenance Neither the EU F-Gas Directive nor any other regulation limiting F-Gases applies. Few wearing parts

Honored with the German Refrigeration Award

EE FOLDER 2017_final.indd 2 10.02.17 16:50

Page 6: Water as a refrigerant - Efficient Energy · 2020-02-24 · Water as a refrigerant – the unrivaled alternative the efficient and clean refrigeration system eChiller – Think big,

Water as arefrigerant –the unrivaledalternative

the efficient and clean refrigeration system

eChiller –

Think big,act bigger.

Live the future today.Build on innovation.Take farsighted decisions.Invest in the future of yourbusiness and the climate.

Be part of tomorrow

Have we sparked your interest?

Feel free to contact us:

Efficient Energy GmbH

Hans-Riedl-Str. 5 85622 Feldkirchen

Telefon: +49 89-693369-500

Fax: +49 89-693369-8610

[email protected]

www.efficient-energy.com

According to the new F-Gas

Directive, by 2030, EU member

states must have completed

their gradual reductions of

CO2 equivalent emissions of

F-Gases by nearly 80%.

This is the basis of eChiller, the world’s cleanest and, with up to 80%

energy savings, economically most valuable centrifugal chiller. Find

more information on our homepage.

Ideal for modernizing your continuous industrial process cooling and

improving your computing center profitability.

Over the next few years, many refrigeration units will no longer

fulfill regulatory requirements that are coming into force. Per-

manently rising electric energy costs place an additional burden

on refrigeration. This makes forward-looking investments all

the more important today.

Challenges of the refrigeration industryIt’s time to rethink your strategy!

The alternativePure water (R718) as a refrigerant

Never before has the demand for efficient and cleanrefrigeration technology been greater:

All energy related products

(ErPs) are subject to the energy

efficiency requirements of the

EU Ecodesign Directive, which

also stipulates thresholds for

water chillers in the EU.

Inefficient products belowthe minimum requirements

2015 2016 2018 2021 2024 2027 2030

Year

0 %

10 %

20 %

30 %

40 %

50 %

60 %

70 %

80 %

90 %

100 %93 %

63 %

45 %

31 %

24 %21 %

EE FOLDER 2017_final.indd 1 10.02.17 16:50