Absorption refrigeration and heat pump system
AssigneeColumbia Gas System Service Corporation
InventorsEdward A. Reid, Jr., F. Bert Cook, Edward M. Winter, Edgar M. Purvis, Jr., Horatio H. Krause, Jr.
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AssigneeColumbia Gas System Service Corporation
InventorsEdward A. Reid, Jr., F. Bert Cook, Edward M. Winter, Edgar M. Purvis, Jr., Horatio H. Krause, Jr.
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This invention relates to a cooling and heating system which operates on the absorption and phase change heat exchange principle. More particularly it relates to a continuous heat actuated, air cooled, double effect generator cycle, absorption system. In further aspects, this invention relates to a system constructed for use with an absorption refrigeration solution pair consisting of a nonvolatile absorbent and a highly volatile refrigerant which is highly soluble in the absorbent. A disclosed refrigerant pair are ammonia as the refrigerant and sodium thiocyanate as the absorbent. An absorption cycle is disclosed using the thermo physical properties of sodium thiocyanate/ammonia, absorption/refrigerant pair. Also disclosed is the construction and configuration of a reverse cycle air cooled double effect generator absorption refrigeration system for use with the sodium thiocyanate/ammonia refrigeration pair, as well as subcompositions, subsystems and components that improve the system efficiency and reduce cost.
An absorption refrigeration and/or heating system in connection with a primary source of heat, a cooling or heating load, and a heat sink or secondary source, to selectively provide heat to or remove heat from the load comprising:
An absorption refrigeration and/or heating system in connection with a primary source of heat, a cooling or heating load, and a heat sink or secondary source, to selectively provide heat to or remove heat from the load, comprising:
An absorption refrigeration and/or heating system in connection with a primary source of heat, a cooling or heating load, and ambient air as a heat sink or secondary source, to selectively provide heat to or remove heat from the load, comprising:
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