A method of separation by solidification used in absorption heating cooling systems working with crystallization / freezing / icing methods
AssigneeMaxeff Teknoloji Anonim Sirketi
InventorMurat ISLER
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Abstract
An absorption heating and cooling system having an absorber, which allows the gaseous refrigerant to be absorbed by the absorbent, condensed by its heat, and thus the liquefaction of the gaseous refrigerant while the heating operation takes place, and an evaporator that allows the liquid refrigerant to evaporate by heating and thus cooling process to be carried out, wherein a separation unit using a method of separation by solidification employed which works through the icing/crystallization/freezing methods and which enables the separation the refrigerant-absorbent mixture.
Claims2
An absorption heating and cooling system comprising an absorber, which allows the gaseous refrigerant to be absorbed by an absorbent, condensed by giving up its heat, and thus the liquefaction of the gaseous refrigerant while the heating operation takes place, and an evaporator that allows liquid refrigerant to evaporate by taking heat and thus cooling process to be carried out, the system further comprising:
- a separation unit using a method of separation by solidification employed which works through the icing/crystallization/freezing methods and which enables the separation of the refrigerant-absorbent mixture.
A separation method in a absorption heating and cooling system comprising the process steps of vaporization of liquid refrigerant by taking heat in an evaporator, and realization of the cooling process, and the absorption of evaporated refrigerant in the gaseous state by an absorber through the high concentration refrigerant-absorbent mixture, thereby transferring its energy to heat it and turning into the liquid phase, wherein:
- once the low concentration refrigerant-absorbent mixture has been formed, the liquid refrigerant is directed to the evaporator by separating the liquid refrigerant in the separation unit using the different freezing/icing/crystallization method, while the high concentration refrigerant-absorbent mixture is directed to the absorber.
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