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Mobile Ice Plant
Contact
Mr.Starrantino
E-mail: sstarrantino@jgbhose.com
Phone: (315) 451-2770
Fax: (315) 451-8503
The Mobile Ice Plant is a self-contained, trailer-mounted,
high volume ice production facility designed to meet the needs
of humanitarian relief efforts or military operations in extreme
environments.
- Produces 20 tons of bagged ice per day
- Completely self-contained: requires only fuel and water to
operate
- Capable of
producing ice within 45 minutes of arrival
- Evaporative condensing system ensures consistent operation
in high heat
- Simple to operate with automated system management and on-board
diagnostics
Producing fresh ice on site in a domestic disaster area
or scorching desert operating base is a valuable capability
by itself, but distributing loose bulk ice presents a daunting
logistical challenge. The mobile ice plant eliminates
this problem with a fully automated conveying and bagging
system which seals fresh ice as it is made in volume-controlled
bags for rapid, easy, and sanitary distribution.
General Specifications
| Exterior Dimensions: |
Length: 45 feet
Width: 8 feet
Height: 13 feet, 2 inches |
| Gross Weight: |
44,000 pounds |
| Generator: |
120 KW, 460 volt, 3-phase |
| Fuel Capacity (Diesel or JP-8): |
56 gallons (8-hour supply) |
| Production Capacity: |
up to 2,000 pounds per hour |
| Generator: |
John Deere 120 kW, 460 volt, 3-phase |
| Compressor Capacity: |
684,000 BTU/hr (57 ton) |
| Refrigerant: |
Anhydrous Ammonia (NH3) |
Description
 The refrigeration system is
made up of a compressor, evaporative condenser, high pressure
receiver, evaporator plate compartment, and a recirculator.
Anhydrous ammonia is used as a refrigerant and is circulated
through the system components to produce the ice. Ice is
produced in a two-cycle process.
The first cycle involves
forming the ice onto vertical plates located in the evaporator
compartment. After a preset time the system switches to
the harvest cycle and the ice is removed from the plates
and sent to the bagger.
These cycles are controlled by
a state-of-the-art computer control system that not only
runs the ice making and harvest cycles but also monitors
and controls all aspects of the refrigeration system.
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