In this research a new idea of ice making was studied. Water droplets injected into cold air would undergo direct contact heat and mass transfer so that ice crystals would form quickly in the cold air. The ice crystals can be stored and used in air-conditioning. Heat and mass transfer experiments were performed in this study. Cold air was generated by blowing air over dry ice. The cold air would get contact with the water droplets in the ice storage tank and direct contact heat mass transfer would occur in the tank. The distribution of the droplet size was obtained for understanding of the crystallization and heat mass transfer calculation. The heat and mass transfer was found to be effective. It was found that the heat transfer coefficient can be as high as 298W/m^2°C. The mass transfer obtained was O.2967kg/m^2s.