Water removal device for refrigeration system
AssigneeIndustrial Technology Institute
InventorsWei-Yueh Cheng, Shih-Pei Lin
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Abstract
A water removal device for refrigeration system comprises an electrode and a voltage source; the voltage source provides voltage for the electrode, which is located under the evaporator of the refrigeration system. Through the electric effect produced by the electrode, the condensed water condensed on the evaporator can be swiftly removed, a result that thoroughly takes advantage of the heat transfer function of the evaporator. In addition, there shall not be any electricity-discharging sparks between the electrode and the evaporator, thus assuring the normal operation of the refrigeration system.
Claims8
A water removal device for refrigeration system, comprising:
- an electrode, mounted under an evaporator of said refrigeration system;
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- a voltage source, connected to said electrode to provide electricity for said electrode;
- wherein, the electric potential difference is formed between said electrode and said evaporator to create an electric field, thus condensed water on said evaporator shall be pulled away by the attraction of said electric field, without having electricity-discharging sparks between said evaporator and said electrode.
A water removal device for refrigeration system, comprising:
- an electrode, mounted under an evaporator of said refrigeration system;
- a voltage source, connected to said electrode to provide electricity for said electrode;
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- an electricity-saving device;
- wherein, the electric potential difference is formed between said electrode and said evaporator to create an electric field, thus condensed water on said evaporator shall be pulled away by the attraction of said electric field, without having electricity-discharging sparks between said evaporator and said electrode;
- said electricity-saving device is mounted for controlling the voltage alteration cycle of said voltage source, thus saving energy during the condition of not having much condensed water to be drained.
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