- Typical cooling capacity
- For this class of IQF tunnel, cooling capacities commonly range from 500 kW to over 1000 kW, depending on product load and desired output temperature.
- Refrigerant type
- Units of this type frequently utilise ammonia (NH3) due to its high efficiency and thermodynamic properties.
- Evaporation temperature
- Freezing evaporation temperatures are typically around -40°C to achieve rapid product freezing.
- Defrosting method
- Commonly features hot gas defrosting, often supplemented by water spray, to minimise downtime.
- Belt configuration
- Many IQF systems incorporate multiple belts with independent speed control for optimised product handling and freezing.
- Construction material
- Units are typically constructed from stainless steel for hygiene and durability in food processing environments.
- Noise level
- For this equipment class, noise levels commonly fall within the 80-90 dB range during operation.
- Power requirements
- Total installed power for fans and auxiliary systems can typically range from 100 kW to 200 kW or more, depending on the unit's size and features.