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AssigneesSanyo Electric Co., Ltd., Sanyo Electric Air Conditioning Co., Ltd.
InventorsShiguma Yamazaki, Eiichi Enomoto, Yasushi Kamata, Masahiro Furukawa
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Prevention of the incapability of operation due to crystallization in the absorption solution. When the temperature difference (ΔT) between the temperature of the concentrated absorption solution Tr detected by the temperature sensor (22) and the temperature of crystallization Tc for the concentrated absorption solution at a specified concentration detected by the concentration sensor (21) comes within a prescribed figure, the opening of the heat control valve (20) is decreased by a specified figure, 20% for example. When the concentration of the concentrated absorption solution, which is measured by the concentration sensor (21), exceeds a prescribed figure, 65% for example, the heat supplied to the high temperature regenerator (1) is reduced by decreasing the opening of the heat control valve (20) regardless of the above temperature difference (ΔT). When the concentration of the concentrated absorption solution comes below a prescribed figure, 59% for example, the opening control for the heat control valve (20) is not conducted regardless of the above temperature difference (ΔT) allowing unlimited supply of heat to the high temperature regenerator
A controlling method for an absorption refrigerator having a high temperature regenerator, a low temperature regenerator, a condenser, an absorber, a low temperature heat exchanger, and a high temperature heat exchanger, which are interconnected through a pipeline, wherein the concentration of a concentrated absorption solution flowing out of the low temperature regenerator into the absorber through the low temperature heat exchanger and the temperature of the concentrated absorption solution flowing out of the low temperature heat exchanger into the absorber are determined respectively, and a limitation is set up for the amount of heat supplied to the high temperature regenerator when the difference between the crystallizing temperature of the concentrated absorption solution calculated from the above concentration and the temperature of the above concentrated absorption solution comes within a prescribed figure.
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