Marine brine solutions are used in refrigeration systems as a secondary coolant to transfer heat efficiently. These solutions typically consist of water mixed with salts like calcium chloride or sodium chloride to lower freezing points. They are commonly applied in industrial and marine refrigeration to maintain low temperatures safely.

Marine Brine Solutions:

- Size: Varies based on system capacity, typically 10-1000 gallons

- Grade: Industrial-grade, corrosion-inhibited

- Viscosity: Similar to water (1-2 cP at 20°C)

- Buoyancy: Slightly higher than freshwater due to dissolved salts

- Material: Typically sodium or calcium chloride solutions

Refrigeration Systems:

- Size: Ranges from small (1-5 HP) to large industrial (100+ HP)

- Grade: Commercial/industrial refrigeration-grade

- Viscosity: Depends on refrigerant type (e.g., 0.2-0.5 cP for common refrigerants)

- Buoyancy: N/A (gas/liquid phase dependent)

- Material: Copper, aluminum, stainless steel, with synthetic lubricants