Ammonia Block Ice Plant
Phase | Three | |
Cooling Way | Ammonia Refrigeration System | |
Body Material | Mild Steel and Stainless Steel | |
Power | Three Phase | |
Ice Form | Block or Slab | |
Capacity | 5 tons to 300 tons per day | |
Brand | ASHA | |
Automation Grade | Semi Automatic |
10 Tonne We expertise in repairing and refurbishing of ammonia block. Ice Plants / factories. ...We give the state of art of technology and make your OLD ICE PLANT a brand new plan which has higher capacity of producing block ice with lesser power consumption and we make your OLD FACTORY into a new plant with latest DESIGNS, technology and machinery. We use all new machineries available in the Indian markets to make your old factory in an new like condition and thus giving it a life to work for further 2-3 decades smoothly. This helps you to produce better quality of eyes, better quantity of ice with a very less power consumption than your old Plant.
Ammonia Cold Storage
Country of Origin | Made in India | |
Phase Type | Single Phase | |
Deals in | New | |
Compressor Type | Ammonia Cold Storage System | |
Number of Door | Single Door | |
Minimum order quantity: | 1 Piece |
Cold storage facilities in the food industry play a critical role in preserving perishable food items, maintaining their quality, and extending their shelf life. ...These facilities are designed to store various types of food products, including fresh produce, dairy, meat, seafood, and frozen foods. Additionally, some cold storage facilities also store ice, which serves various purposes in the food industry. Here's how cold storage is used for both food products and ice: 1. **Food Storage:** - **Temperature Control:** Cold storage facilities maintain specific temperature ranges suited to the type of food being stored. For example, fresh produce may be stored at temperatures slightly above freezing, while frozen foods are stored at much lower temperatures. - **Humidity Control:** Controlling humidity levels helps prevent moisture loss or buildup, which can affect the quality and shelf life of food products. - **Preservation:** Cold storage helps slow down the growth of bacteria, yeast, and mold, thereby extending the shelf life of perishable food items. - **Quality Maintenance:** By preserving freshness, color, texture, and nutritional value, cold storage helps maintain the quality of food products from farm to fork. - **Inventory Management:** Cold storage facilities enable food producers, distributors, and retailers to manage inventory levels and meet consumer demand year-round, regardless of seasonal fluctuations in production. 2. **Ice Storage:** - **Production and Storage:** Some cold storage facilities also produce and store ice, which is used for various purposes in the food industry. - **Chilling and Cooling:** Ice is commonly used to chill or cool food products during transportation, storage, or display, helping to maintain freshness and quality. - **Food Safety:** Ice is used to keep perishable food items such as seafood, meat, and beverages at safe temperatures during transportation or serving, reducing the risk of spoilage or contamination. - **Food Display:** Ice can be used as a decorative element in food displays or buffets, enhancing the presentation of chilled food items and beverages. - **Industrial Uses:** Ice may also be used in food processing, manufacturing, and packaging applications where precise temperature control is required. Overall, cold storage facilities play a crucial role in the food industry by ensuring the safe and efficient storage of perishable food items and ice, thereby contributing to food safety, quality assurance, and supply chain management.
Ammonia Tube Ice Plant
Capacity | 2 tons to 100 tons plus | |
Ice Form | Cube tube | |
Power | 50 HP onwards | |
Automation Grade | Automatic | |
Brand | Asha | |
Cooling Way | Air Cooled | |
Phase | Three | |
Country of Origin | Made in India |
Tube ice plants are facilities designed for the production of tube ice, a type of cylindrical ice commonly used in various industries, including food and beverage, fisheries, and concrete cooling. ...Here's an overview of tube ice plants and how they operate: 1. **Ice Production Process:** - **Ice Formation:** Tube ice is formed by pouring water into vertical or horizontal tubes or molds, which are then frozen from the outside using a refrigerant. - **Harvesting:** Once the ice tubes reach the desired size and thickness, they are removed from the molds using a cutter or breaker mechanism. - **Storage:** The harvested tube ice is typically stored in insulated bins or storage areas to prevent melting and maintain quality until it is ready for distribution or use. 2. **Components of Tube Ice Plants:** - **Ice Making Machine:** The core component of a tube ice plant is the ice making machine, which consists of refrigeration systems, water pumps, ice molds or tubes, and harvesting equipment. - **Refrigeration System:** Tube ice machines use refrigeration systems to freeze water inside the ice molds or tubes. These systems typically use ammonia or Freon as the refrigerant. - **Water Supply System:** Tube ice plants require a reliable water supply system to supply water to the ice molds or tubes. Water quality is important to ensure the production of clear and pure ice. - **Control System:** Automated control systems are used to monitor and control various parameters such as water temperature, ice thickness, and harvesting cycles to optimize ice production and quality. 3. **Operation:** - **Ice Formation:** Water is continuously pumped into the ice molds or tubes, where it freezes layer by layer until the ice tubes reach the desired size. - **Harvesting:** Once the ice tubes have reached the desired thickness, they are ejected from the molds or tubes using a cutter or breaker mechanism. The harvested tube ice is then stored in bins or storage areas. - **Cleaning and Maintenance:** Regular cleaning and maintenance of the ice making machine and associated equipment are essential to ensure efficient operation and high-quality ice production. 4. **Applications:** - **Food and Beverage Industry:** Tube ice is commonly used in food and beverage applications, such as cooling beverages, food preservation, and display purposes. - **Fisheries:** Tube ice is used for seafood processing, storage, and transportation to maintain product freshness and quality. - **Concrete Cooling:** Tube ice is used in concrete cooling applications to control the temperature of concrete during mixing and curing processes, particularly in hot climates or large-scale construction projects. Overall, tube ice plants play a crucial role in various industries by providing a reliable source of tube ice for a wide range of applications, from food preservation to concrete cooling.