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A Glycol Ammonia Refrigeration System is a type of indirect refrigeration system that uses ammonia as the refrigerant and glycol as a secondary coolant. Here's a brief overview: *How it works:* 1. Ammonia refrigerant absorbs heat in the evaporator and evaporates. 2. The ammonia vapor is compressed and condensed, releasing heat. 3. The cold glycol solution is used to transfer heat from the process or product to the ammonia refrigerant. *Benefits:* 1. Energy efficiency 2. Reduced ammonia charge 3. Improved safety (less ammonia in contact with product/process) 4. Flexibility in system design *Applications:* 1. Industrial refrigeration 2. Food processing 3. Cold storage 4. Breweries and distilleries *Key advantages:* 1. Glycol acts as a heat transfer medium, reducing the risk of ammonia contamination. 2. System can operate at lower pressures. This system is widely used in industries where safety, efficiency, and reliability are crucial.