Simplified, low cost absorption heat pump
AssigneeIndugas, Inc.
InventorKlaus H. Hemsath
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AssigneeIndugas, Inc.
InventorKlaus H. Hemsath
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A simplified, low cost absorption heat pump includes a single pressure vessel having first and second insulated compartments in unrestricted fluid communication with one another and containing, hermetically sealed, a working medium. A heat transfer ar is used to maintain the compartments at differential temperatures, but equal pressures so that the absorption cycle proceeds in a two-stage, batch mode, namely boiling of the working medium in the first compartment and simultaneous condensing in the second compartment during the first stage and evaporating in the second compartment and simultaneous absorbing in the first compartment during the second stage. The heat transfer arrangement then utilizes the heat given off or taken in during the absorption cycle for heating/air conditioning in a conventional manner. Periodically the working medium is rectified by a unique pump arrangement which transfers any working medium in the second compartment back to the first compartment after a predetermined number of cycles have been completed.
An absorption heat pump using a working medium of at least two substances, one substance having a low boiling temperature and the other a higher boiling temperature, said heat pump comprising:
A heat pump system for transferring heat by means of an absorption cycle sequentially boiling, condensing, evaporating and absorbing a working liquid medium of at least two compounds, one of said compounds or it's mixture having a higher boiling temperature than the other, said system comprising:
An absorption heat pump using a working medium of at least two substances, one substance having a higher boiling temperature than the other substance, said heat pump comprising:
An absorption heat pump using a working medium of at least two substances, one substance having a higher boiling temperature than the other, said heat pump comprising:
An absorption heat pump using a working medium of at least two substances, one substance having a higher boiling temperature than the other, said heat pump comprising:
An absorption heat pump using a working medium of at least two substances, one substance having a higher boiling temperature than the other, said heat pump comprising:
An absorption heat pump using a working medium of at least two substances, one substance having a higher boiling temperature than the other, said heat pump comprising:
An absorption heat pump using a working medium of at least two substances, one substance having a higher boiling temperature than the other, said heat pump comprising:
A heat pump system for transferring heat by means of an absorption cycle sequentially boiling, condensing, evaporating and absorbing a working liquid medium of at least two compounds, one of said compounds or it's mixture having a higher boiling temperature than the other, said system comprising:
A heat pump system for transferring heat by means of an absorption cycle sequentially boiling, condensing, evaporating and absorbing a working liquid medium of at least two compounds, one of said compounds or it's mixture having a higher boiling temperature than the other, said system comprising:
A method for performing an absorption heat cycle using a working medium for heating and/or cooling comprising the steps of:
A method of heating and cooling comprising the steps of:
The method of claim 89 further including the steps of providing a first heat transfer medium at said first temperature range in contact with the exterior of said first compartment for effecting heat transfer with said working medium in said first compartment and inputting heat to said first transfer medium at least sufficient to make up heat absorbed by said working substance in said first compartment when said low boiling temperature liquid vaporizes.
An absorbent heat pump for residential heating and/or air conditioning comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.