子分类：
- F25B15/002： .{使用含盐的吸热方法}
- F25B15/004： .{旋转式}
- F25B15/006： .{级联式运转}
- F25B15/008： .{多级运转(F25B 15/006 优先)}
- F25B15/02： .不用惰性气体 ({F25B 15/004, F25B 15/006, F25B 15/008}, F25B 15/12, F25B 15/14, F25B 15/16 优先)
- F25B15/10： .用惰性气体的 ({F25B 15/004, F25B 15/006, F25B 15/008}, F25B 15/12, F25B 15/14, F25B 15/16 优先)
- F25B15/12： .用再吸收器的 ({F25B 15/004, F25B 15/006, F25B 15/008}, F25B 15/14 优先)
- F25B15/14： .利用渗透作用的 ({F25B 15/004, F25B 15/006, F25B 15/008 优先})
- F25B15/16： .利用解吸循环的 ({F25B 15/004, F25B 15/006, F25B 15/008 优先})
| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 161 | Absorption type water cooler and heater | JP2003031240 | 2003-02-07 | JP2004239552A | 2004-08-26 | KODAMA MITSURU; SUGIYAMA TAKAHIDE; ISHIDA KAZUHIDE |
| PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an absorption type water cooler and heater improved in reliability, in a multiple heat source driving type absorption water cooler and heater comprising an exhaust heat burning regenerator using exhaust heat as a heat source and a direct burning regenerator using combustion heat of a burner as heat source. SOLUTION: This absorption type water cooler and heater comprises an exhaust heat burning regenerator 1 using exhaust heat as the heat source, channel opening and closing means 21, 23 in heat source fluid channels 15, 17 for making the fluid having exhaust heat flow to the exhaust heat burning regenerator, and opening and closing the heat source fluid channels to control flowing and blocking of fluid, a first regenerator temperature detection means 13 detecting a temperature of the exhaust heat burning regenerator, a second regenerator temperature detection means 35 detecting a temperature of the direct burning regenerator using combustion heat of the burner 3a as heat source, a heat medium temperature detection means 51 detecting a temperature of the heat medium cooled or heated by an evaporator 7, and a control means 11 controlling the operation of the channel opening and closing means and the burner. The combustion of the burner can be increased and decreased, and the control means controls the opening closing of the channel opening and closing means and the increase and decrease of combustion of burner by the temperature of heat medium, and higher one of the temperature of exhaust heat burning regenerator and direct burning regenerator. COPYRIGHT: (C)2004,JPO&NCIPI | ||||||
| 162 | Refrigerating system | JP24972199 | 1999-09-03 | JP2001074322A | 2001-03-23 | YOSHIMI MANABU; BOKU HARUSHIGE; SAKAMOTO RYUICHI; WATABE YUJI; YONEMOTO KAZUO |
| PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To achieve the miniaturization of an evaporator and the facilitation of extraction of cold out of the evaporator, in a refrigerating system utilizing the phase change of water. SOLUTION: In a refrigerating system 10, an evaporator 11 and a condenser 15 are constituted of a vessel member. The inside of the vessel members is defined by permeable films 14, 18 into liquid side spaces 12, 16 and gas side spaces 13, 17. Both of the gas side spaces 13, 17 are maintained in a predetermined evacuated condition. Both of the liquid side spaces 12, 16 are maintained in an atmospheric pressure condition. When vapor, evaporated in the liquid side space 12 of the evaporator 11 is permeated through the permeable film 14 and is moved into the gas side space 13. The water vapor of the gas side space 13 is sucked by a compressor 21 and is sent into the gas side space 17 of the condenser 15. In the condenser 15, steam in the gas side space 17 is moved into the liquid side space 16 and is condensed. COPYRIGHT: (C)2001,JPO | ||||||
| 163 | Transporting cold energy | JP22367484 | 1984-10-24 | JPS61103100A | 1986-05-21 | KOKUBU YUICHI; NOSE HIRONORI; TOMITA TSUTOMU |
| PURPOSE:To establish a low cost and improvement of safety for a transporting provision means by solving in the solution the gas medium heat-absorbed in the load and then returning and circulating the foregoing medium by a transporting means such as piping, etc. to the supplying place in the condition of normal temperature and low pressure. CONSTITUTION:The fluid medium transported to the receiving place is expanded by an expansion valve 6 to the condition of low temperature, low pressure, the cold energy is supplied to the load 7 such as a freezing warehouse, etc. to use it, and the gas medium generated due to heat absorption is solved in the solution of a gas absorption tank 8 to obtain the solution. The solution is transported through a transporting means such as a piping, etc. to a gas discharge tank 9 at the supplying place, the solution is heated within the gas discharge tank 9, the generated gas is supplied to a gas purification tank 10 to remove the water and is stored within a gas holder 1. | ||||||
| 164 | Absorption refrigerating machine with storage device employing system in which generation of heat energy and low temperature demand can be varied with time | JP15820379 | 1979-12-07 | JPS5592862A | 1980-07-14 | GIYUNTAA HORUDORUFU |
| An absorption refrigerating machine for operation encountering differences of heat energy and refrigeration requirement over a period of time. A storage unit for storing of refrigerating medium-fluid is provided in the flow direction of the refrigeration medium after the condenser for liquefying of refrigerating-medium-vapor; a storage unit for storing of weak refrigeration medium-solution is provided in the flow direction of the solution in a bypass conduit after the solution heat exchanger and the automatic expansion or relief valve. The bypass conduit is connected with a continuous line or conduit by two distributor valves, and a storage unit for storage of rich refrigeration medium-solution is located in the flow direction of the solution after the absorber. The relief valve as well as the distributor valves are in open and closed conditions for predetermined conditions of operation of heat energy and refrigeration requirement such that a single storage unit may be provided which has connections of the bypass conduit from one distributor valve and to another distributor valve located below for the specific heavier weak refrigeration medium-solution and above having the connections of a conduit from a pump and a solution pump for the specifically lighter rich refrigeration medium-solution. | ||||||
| 165 | Device that absorb vapor in liquid absorption refrigerating system containing vapor and its method | JP6692979 | 1979-05-31 | JPS54159754A | 1979-12-17 | RARUFU RII UETSUBU; RUUISU JIYOZEFU MAUGIN |
| Apparatus and method are disclosed for absorbing a subject vapor in an absorbent liquid wherein an additive is provided which exists in at least a vapor phase concurrently with the subject vapor, which additive is effective to reduce the surface tension of the absorbent liquid upon contact therewith. A heat transfer member is provided having a first surface over which absorbent liquid is passed such that a film is formed thereon, and a second surface over which a heat transfer fluid is passed in order to remove heat from the absorption process. Means are provided associated with the first surface of the heat transfer member for promoting interfacial turbulence between the film of absorbent liquid and the subject vapor such that a series of preferential absorption sites is established along the first surface. In a preferred embodiment, the last-named means comprise a plurality of protuberances extending outwardly from the first surface and spaced from one another so as to define a two dimensional arrangement of protuberances along the first surface. As one example of the application of the invention, a lithium bromide absorption refrigeration system is disclosed wherein the absorber thereof is designed in accordance with the present invention. | ||||||
| 166 | Composite for absorption heating* method and relative furan compounds | JP3946276 | 1976-04-09 | JPS51124682A | 1976-10-30 | CHIEN SHII RI |
| The invention comprises absorption pair compositions consisting essentially of selected lower alkyl fluorocarbon solutes dissolved in selected furan ring containing absorbents. The invention further comprises a method of absorption heating utilizing such compositions and absorption heating apparatus incorporating such compositions. The invention also comprises a novel furan compound, namely, n-butyl tetrahydrofurfuryl ether. | ||||||
| 167 | Method for operating a cooling system and a cooling system | US14343215 | 2012-09-04 | US10132532B2 | 2018-11-20 | Stefan Petersen; Walther Hüls Güido |
| The invention relates to a method for operating a cooling system, in which a cooling agent is prepared in a reservoir of an evaporator device (1) of a single- or multi-stage sorption cooling system, a fluid to be cooled is cooled by having a heat exchanger of the evaporator device (1) effect a cooling heat transfer from the fluid to be cooled to the cooling agent for cooling purposes, and the cooling heat transfer causes the cooling agent to at least partially evaporate on the heat exchanger, and the evaporated cooling agent is relayed to a liquefier device (2), wherein the cooling heat transfer is improved by conveying external thermal energy provided by an external heat source (10) to the cooling agent, specifically in addition to and separately from the cooling heat transfer, and thereby initiating bubble formation that supports cooling heat transfer in the cooling agent in the reservoir, specifically by inducing bubble formation in conjunction with supplying the external thermal energy or intensifying bubble formation triggered by the cooling heat transfer. In addition, the invention relates to a cooling system in single- or multi-state configuration. | ||||||
| 168 | ADSORPTION HEAT EXCHANGER DEVICES | US16000947 | 2018-06-06 | US20180281127A1 | 2018-10-04 | Thomas J. Brunschwiler; Javier V. Goicochea; Bruno Michel; Patrick Ruch |
| Adsorption heat exchanger devices (11, 25) are provided for use in solid sorption refrigeration systems (1) together with methods for making such devices and adsorbent structures therefor. The methods include applying a curable binder, in solution in a solvent, to granular adsorbent material, and then evaporating the solvent and curing the binder. The curable binder solution is sufficiently dilute that, during evaporation of the solvent, the binder becomes concentrated around contact points between granules (18) of the adsorbent material whereby localized bonds (19) are formed around the contact points on curing of the binder. | ||||||
| 169 | Adsorption heat exchanger devices | US15413059 | 2017-01-23 | US10041709B2 | 2018-08-07 | Thomas J. Brunschwiler; Javier V. Goicochea; Bruno Michel; Patrick Ruch |
| Adsorption heat exchanger devices (11, 25) are provided for use in solid sorption refrigeration systems (1) together with methods for making such devices and adsorbent structures therefor. The methods include applying a curable binder, in solution in a solvent, to granular adsorbent material, and then evaporating the solvent and curing the binder. The curable binder solution is sufficiently dilute that, during evaporation of the solvent, the binder becomes concentrated around contact points between granules (18) of the adsorbent material whereby localized bonds (19) are formed around the contact points on curing of the binder. | ||||||
| 170 | Cooling systems and methods | US14204920 | 2014-03-11 | US09903630B2 | 2018-02-27 | Ravikant T. Barot; Brandon K. Wilcox |
| A method of operating a cooling system that has at least one evaporator containing a refrigerant and at least one adsorbent chamber containing adsorbent configured to provide adsorption of vaporized refrigerant from the at least one evaporator in a cooling mode and provide desorption of the refrigerant to the at least one evaporator in a recharging mode, the method including; controlling the adsorption and desorption of the refrigerant of the at least one adsorbent chamber between the cooling modes and recharging modes during a cooling cycle; ceasing desorption of the refrigerant from the at least one adsorbent chamber; allowing adsorption of the vaporized refrigerant from the at least one evaporator; and maintaining the at least one adsorbent chamber in an adsorbed state at the end of the cooling cycle in a storage mode. | ||||||
| 171 | Cooling Systems and Methods | US15714599 | 2017-09-25 | US20180031293A1 | 2018-02-01 | Ravikant T. Barot; Brandon K. Wilcox |
| A method of operating a cooling system that has at least one evaporator containing a refrigerant and at least one adsorbent chamber containing adsorbent configured to provide adsorption of vaporized refrigerant from the at least one evaporator in a cooling mode and provide desorption of the refrigerant to the at least one evaporator in a recharging mode, the method including; controlling the adsorption and desorption of the refrigerant of the at least one adsorbent chamber between the cooling modes and recharging modes during a cooling cycle; ceasing desorption of the refrigerant from the at least one adsorbent chamber; allowing adsorption of the vaporized refrigerant from the at least one evaporator; and maintaining the at least one adsorbent chamber in an adsorbed state at the end of the cooling cycle in a storage mode. | ||||||
| 172 | Adsorption heat exchanger devices | US14128822 | 2012-06-08 | US09821418B2 | 2017-11-21 | Thomas J. Brunschwiler; Javier V. Goicochea; Bruno Michel; Patrick Ruch |
| Adsorption heat exchanger devices (11, 25) are provided for use in solid sorption refrigeration systems (1) together with methods for making such devices and adsorbent structures therefor. The methods include applying a curable binder, in solution in a solvent, to granular adsorbent material, and then evaporating the solvent and curing the binder. The curable binder solution is sufficiently dilute that, during evaporation of the solvent, the binder becomes concentrated around contact points between granules (18) of the adsorbent material whereby localized bonds (19) are formed around the contact points on curing of the binder. | ||||||
| 173 | SELF-DRIVING HEAT COMPRESSION-TYPE HEAT PUMP REFRIGERATING METHOD | US15312635 | 2015-05-22 | US20170191707A1 | 2017-07-06 | Yongkui ZHOU; Hong LI |
| The self-driving heat compression-type heat pump refrigerating method includes preparing high-temperature steam with condensed heat generated by a heat compression-type heat pump refrigerating circulation system. The heat generated during circulation is a driving heat source for heat compression-type heat pump refrigerating circulation system to drive the heat compression-type heat pump refrigerating circulation system. By consuming only a very small amount of electricity, the driving steam is prepared by using condensing heat generated by refrigerating media steam. The heat generated during the circulation of a system itself is used as a driving heat source, realizing refrigerating and heating. | ||||||
| 174 | HYBRID SOLAR HEAT ABSORPTION COOLING SYSTEM | US15304845 | 2014-11-26 | US20170184329A1 | 2017-06-29 | Jong Kyu KIM; Yong Heack KANG; Hyun Jin LEE; Sang Nam LEE |
| Provided is an hybrid solar heat absorption cooling system comprising: an absorption refrigerator; a solar heat steam generator configured to generate steam using solar heat; a daytime steam supplying unit configured to supply steam generated by the solar heat steam generator during the day as a heat source for the absorption refrigerator; a daytime hot water storage tank configured to store hot water discharged from the absorption refrigerator during the day; a nighttime hot water supplying unit configured to supply hot water stored in the daytime hot water storage tank during the night as a heat source for the absorption refrigerator; a nighttime hot water storage tank configured to store hot water discharged from the absorption refrigerator during the night; and a daytime hot water supplying unit configured to supply hot water stored in the nighttime hot water storage tank during the day to the solar heat steam generator. | ||||||
| 175 | Absorption refrigeration machine | US14238358 | 2012-08-08 | US09677791B2 | 2017-06-13 | Wolfgang Heinzl |
| The invention relates to an absorption refrigeration machine (10) that includes an evaporator (12) and an absorber (18) and is characterized in that the evaporator (12) comprises at least one evaporating unit (12′) having a coolant channel (26), through which the coolant (16) flows and which is delimited at least in part by a heat-conducting, vapor- and liquid-tight wall (24), and having at least one refrigerant channel (28) that adjoins the heat-conducting wall (24), is loaded with the refrigerant (14), and is separated from a vapor chamber (32) by a vapor-permeable, liquid-tight membrane wall (30) on the side of the refrigerant channel opposite the heat-conducting wall (24), and in that the absorber (18) comprises an absorption unit (18′) having a cooling-medium channel, through which a cooling medium (34) flows and which is delimited at least in part by a heat-conducting, vapor- and liquid-tight wall (36), and having an absorption channel (40) which adjoins the heat-conducting wall and to which the concentrated, low-refrigerant pair of working substances (22) is fed and which is loaded with refrigerant vapor (20) from the vapor chamber (32) via a vapor-permeable, liquid-tight membrane wall (42) provided on the side of the absorption channel opposite the heat-conducting wall (36). | ||||||
| 176 | FUEL VAPORIZATION USING DATA CENTER WASTE HEAT | US15249703 | 2016-08-29 | US20160363352A1 | 2016-12-15 | Levi A. CAMPBELL; Milnes P. DAVID; Dustin W. DEMETRIOU; Roger R. SCHMIDT; Robert E. SIMONS |
| Systems and methods are provided for data center cooling by vaporizing fuel using data center waste heat. The systems include, for instance, an electricity-generating assembly, a liquid fuel storage, and a heat transfer system. The electricity-generating assembly generates electricity from a fuel vapor for supply to the data center. The liquid fuel storage is coupled to supply the fuel vapor, and the heat transfer system is associated with the data center and the liquid fuel storage. In an operational mode, the heat transfer system transfers the data center waste heat to the liquid fuel storage to facilitate vaporization of liquid fuel to produce the fuel vapor for supply to the electricity-generating assembly. The system may be implemented with the liquid fuel storage and heat transfer system being the primary fuel vapor source, or a back-up fuel vapor source. | ||||||
| 177 | FUEL VAPORIZATION USING DATA CENTER WASTE HEAT | US14829869 | 2015-08-19 | US20160143190A1 | 2016-05-19 | Levi A. CAMPBELL; Milnes P. DAVID; Dustin W. DEMETRIOU; Roger R. SCHMIDT; Robert E. SIMONS |
| Systems and methods are provided for data center cooling by vaporizing fuel using data center waste heat. The systems include, for instance, an electricity-generating assembly, a liquid fuel storage, and a heat transfer system. The electricity-generating assembly generates electricity from a fuel vapor for supply to the data center. The liquid fuel storage is coupled to supply the fuel vapor, and the heat transfer system is associated with the data center and the liquid fuel storage. In an operational mode, the heat transfer system transfers the data center waste heat to the liquid fuel storage to facilitate vaporization of liquid fuel to produce the fuel vapor for supply to the electricity-generating assembly. The system may be implemented with the liquid fuel storage and heat transfer system being the primary fuel vapor source, or a back-up fuel vapor source. | ||||||
| 178 | Permanent magnet air heater | US14486539 | 2014-09-15 | US09338833B2 | 2016-05-10 | Robert V. Albertson; David Albertson |
| A permanent magnet air heater has a housing with an internal chamber accommodating an electric motor rotating a fan to move air through the housing. A non-ferrous member having bores for cylindrical magnets and a steel member with a copper plate secured to the steel member are rotated relative to each other by the motor whereby the magnetic field between the magnets and copper plate generates heat which is transferred to air in the housing moving through the housing by the fan. | ||||||
| 179 | Air Conditioning System | US14856661 | 2015-09-17 | US20160033177A1 | 2016-02-04 | Ravikant T. Barot; Jonathan William Kaufman; Stephen M. Coleman |
| An air conditioning system that includes desiccant compartments for holding a desiccant; a heat exchanger, a blower and a vessel. The heat exchanger can be filled with a heat transfer medium, while the blower blows ambient air by the heat exchanger such that the blown air is cooled and the heat exchanger is warmed such that thermal energy increases and is transferred from the air to the heat transfer medium causing the heat transfer medium to turn into vapor. The vapor is then diffused to one of the desiccant compartments such that the vapor is adsorbed onto the desiccant creating a mixture. Then an energy source is applied to the mixture such that the vapor and desiccant are separated. The separated vapor is transported to the vessel where it is condensed and then sent back to the heat exchanger, such that the system is able to be continuously operating. | ||||||
| 180 | CLIMATE CONTROL SYSTEMS AND METHODS | US14751962 | 2015-06-26 | US20160010899A1 | 2016-01-14 | Jordan JOHNSON |
| Provided are climate control systems and related methods of controlling climate in enclosed spaces. Specific applications include indoor agricultural wherein there is controlled production of electrical power along with control of heating, cooling and CO2 in the enclosed space so as maximize plant growth efficiency. The process is highly efficient and ecologically friendly with minimal energy loss and CO2 gas release to the surrounding environment. | ||||||
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