New Leaf Dynamic Technologies
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GreenAIR is an environmentally sustainable central HVAC system for commercial buildings, that is powered by heat. Liquid-desiccant dehumidification method is employed to extract moisture from the air, controlling the humidity of the circulating air. An adiabatic desiccant is used for the same. Integrating the liquid-desiccant dehumidification module with an evaporative cooler extends the operational envelope to high humidity conditions.
GreenCHILL™ - an adsorption refrigeration technology-based system is combined with a biomass boiler to provide hot water for driving the adsorption cycle having R717 as refrigerant having zero ODP, zero GWP. Average quantity of agro-waste required per day is around 60 – 120 Kgs to maintain 0°C – 25°C temperature.
GreenCHILL™ - an adsorption refrigeration technology-based system is combined with a biomass boiler to provide hot water for driving the adsorption cycle having R717 as refrigerant having zero ODP, zero GWP. Average quantity of agro-waste required per day is around 60 – 120 Kgs to maintain 0°C – 25°C temperature.
GreenCHILL™ - an adsorption refrigeration technology-based system is combined with a biomass boiler to provide hot water for driving the adsorption cycle having R717 as refrigerant having zero ODP, zero GWP. Average quantity of agro-waste required per day is around 60 – 120 Kgs to maintain 0°C – 25°C temperature.
GreenCHILL™ - an adsorption refrigeration technology-based system is combined with a biomass boiler to provide hot water for driving the adsorption cycle having R717 as refrigerant having zero ODP, zero GWP. Average quantity of agro-waste required per day is around 60 – 120 Kgs to maintain 0°C – 25°C temperature.
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Persea Oils & Orchards / New Leaf Dynamic Technologies
Indian innovator New Leaf Dynamic Technologies and Kenya’s Persea Oils and Orchards have partnered to field test a GreenCHILL refrigeration system
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GreenCHILL Refrigeration System
Indian innovator New Leaf Dynamic Technologies partnered with the country’s largest online grocery, BigBasket, to field test a GreenCHILL refrigeration system that uses a natural refrigerant with zero greenhouse gas emissions. Pelletized cashew nut shells and waste husks from a BigBasket coconut processing factory provided biomass fuel for the GreenCHILL unit.
