Absorption chillers, particularly those manufactured by BROAD, are well-regarded for their efficiency and environmental benefits. However, like any complex system, they are susceptible to certain issues. One common problem is the leakage in High-Temperature Generator (HTG) tubes and corrosion in Absorption chiller. This article explores the causes, impacts, and our innovation for HTG tube leakage and corrosion problem in BROAD absorption chillers.

BROAD Inovation for Leakage in HTG Tube

The working principle of BROAD’s fire tube Dry Back HTG structure can be succinctly described as: Exhaust in the tube, merged in the solution. This innovative design ensures that the exhaust gases are channeled through tubes submerged in the absorbent solution. This unique setup optimizes heat transfer and enhances the overall efficiency of the absorption chiller system.The fire tube Dry Back HTG structure in BROAD absorption chillers offers several benefits and some drawbacks. Understanding these can help in addressing issues such as HTG tube leakage effectively.

Conclusion

In conclusion, BROAD’s innovative fire tube Dry Back HTG structure offers a transformative solution to address HTG tube leakage and corrosion in absorption chillers. By channeling exhaust gases through tubes immersed in the absorbent solution, BROAD ensures optimal heat transfer, streamlined maintenance, and extended lifespan of HTG tubes. In contrast, conventional technology, while efficient in thermal transfer, faces challenges such as soot buildup and corrosion, leading to higher maintenance costs and shorter chiller lifespan. BROAD’s innovation represents a significant advancement in absorption chiller technology, promising enhanced efficiency, reliability, and longevity.