Recently, to advance the implementation of a heat recovery and utilization project for a renowned brewery, Hope Deepblue A/C held an online meeting with key representatives from the Design and Research Institute.
The meeting focused on exploring the application of LiBr refrigeration technology within the brewery's production processes and conducting a scientific evaluation and optimization of the heat load to ensure the project's seamless execution. During the session, the representative from the Design and Research Institute provided a detailed overview of the building and pipeline layout across the brewery's living quarters, production workshops, and boiler room. In turn, colleagues from Hope Deepblue's marketing team presented a comprehensive heat recovery and utilization plan.
Through in-depth discussions, both parties agreed on a prioritized approach for the recovered thermal energy. The primary focus would be on supporting production processes, followed by domestic hot water needs, heating requirements, and other applications. Moving forward, the Design and Research Institute will validate the project's heat load data and share it with Hope Deepblue. Our team will then evaluate whether the heat energy parameters align with project requirements and respond promptly.
The success of this evaluation meeting not only drives progress for the brewery's heat recovery project but also establishes a strong foundation and significant potential for future collaboration between both parties.