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Is an absorption machine that is a heat operated Air Conditioning System that uses water and liquid salt as refrigerant. It has no mechanical parts and consumes very small amount of electricity. An absorption machine can be powered by any heat source available at the site including solar energy. ABSORPTION TECHNOLOGY replaces vapor compression equipment.
For more information about absorption energy, please refer to our Technical Information area. Absorption machines can be driven by conventional flat plate solar collectors providing a free of cost, clean and renewable energy source to produce air conditioning. The payback for these systems in the Caribbean is less than four years in most cases requiring only space to install the collectors which can be typically done on the rooftops. Caribbean Thermal Technologies has ample experience with the design and installation of solar absorption systems. We have deigned a new high performance solar collector that can easily drive commercially available absorption machines. In addition, our patented control system maximizes the energy gained from the solar collectors. Solar air conditioning systems are adequate for medium commercial and large residential applications having cooling demands in the excess of 10 Tons (35 kW). Please contact us for more information in solar air conditioning systems.
Combined Heat and Power (CHP) is the simultaneous production of two or more types of usable energy from a single energy source, also called cogeneration. In CHP systems the heat from the exhaust of the turbine, micro turbine, fuel cell or reciprocating engine used to produce electricity, is recovered to produce steam and/or hot water that can be supplied as is or can be used to power absorption chillers to obtain chilled water that can be used in air conditioning applications. Typically CHP systems are 30% more efficient than conventional energy production plants. By using CHP systems the plants become more efficient, save money and reduce the green house gases emissions. Contact us to make an evaluation of the viability of CHP systems in your facilities.
Caribbean Thermal Technologies Inc. has an agreement with Solarsa® International Ltd. Co. to offer the so called “Energy Independence System”. Solarsa® International Ltd. Co. is the Franchisor of the Energy Independence System® developed in conjunction with S.O.L.I.D/Solar Capital Partners, LLC (SCP), HelioDynamics Ltd. Co., Yazaki Energy Systems, Inc., Capstone Turbine Corporation, and other major manufacturer in the energy field. CTT has become a franchise that means an “Energy Independence Provider” for the design, engineer, construct and maintenance of “Energy Independence System®” in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean. The system is capable to supply to a facility the electricity, the heat and the cooling it needs by generating the energy on site and without being connected to the grid. By using a system like this the customer doesn’t take care for the purchase and installation of the equipment but only for the energy used in the way of electricity, cooling or hot water. This innovative business model is available here in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean and is represented by CTT.
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