Ice making process:

Through the water inlet valve, the water automatically enters a water storage tank, and then pumped to the diversion pipe through the water pump. The diversion pipe evenly flows the water to the evaporator cooled by the low-temperature liquid refrigerant. The water is cooled to the freezing point. The water cooled to the freezing point will solidify into ice, while the water not frozen by the evaporator flows into the water storage tank, and the circulating work will be restarted through the water pump.

When the ice reaches the required thickness, it enters the deicing state, and the high-pressure hot gas discharged from the compressor is drained to the evaporator through the change-over valve to replace the low-temperature liquid refrigerant. In this way, a water film is formed between the ice and the evaporator, which makes the ice separate from the evaporator, and the ice falls freely into the ice storage tank under the action of gravity.