Evaporator structure, ice maker, and method for heat exchange
AssigneeNingbo Hicon Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorsYuepeng CHEN, Guoquan MAO, Daxing HE
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Abstract
An evaporator structure, an ice maker, and a method for heat exchange are provided. The evaporator structure includes: a freezing valve, configured to independently control a refrigerant flow rate of a refrigerant in each of at least two capillary tubes; the at least two capillary tubes, disposed between the freezing value and an evaporator, and configured to transmit the refrigerant into the evaporator; and the evaporator, configured to vaporize the refrigerant for heat exchange.
Claims20
An evaporator structure, comprising:
- a freezing valve, configured to independently control a refrigerant flow rate of a refrigerant in each of at least two capillary tubes;
- the at least two capillary tubes, disposed between the freezing value and an evaporator, and configured to transmit the refrigerant into the evaporator;
- and
- the evaporator, configured to vaporize the refrigerant for heat exchange.
An ice maker, comprising
- a freezing valve,
- a condenser,
- a compressor,
- at least two capillary tubes, and
- an evaporator, wherein a refrigerant flows through pipelines connected to the freezing valve, the condenser, the compressor, the at least two capillary tubes, and the evaporator,
- wherein the freezing valve is configured to independently control a refrigerant flow rate of the refrigerant in each of at least two capillary tubes,
- wherein the at least two capillary tubes are disposed between the freezing value and the evaporator, and configured to transmit the refrigerant into the evaporator, and
- wherein the evaporator is configured to vaporize the refrigerant for heat exchange.
A method for heat exchange, comprising:
- obtaining at least two target evaporation temperature regions to be applied in an evaporator;
- determining at least two refrigerant flow rates of a refrigerant based on the at least two target evaporation temperature regions;
- and
- controlling the refrigerant to enter into evaporator via at least two flow paths based on the at least two refrigerant flow rates.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.