Method and apparatus for cooling a room
AssigneeBarcol-Air AG
InventorsHelmuth Sokolean, Klaus Roschmann
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AssigneeBarcol-Air AG
InventorsHelmuth Sokolean, Klaus Roschmann
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In order to cool a room, a cooling element fitted in the ceiling region is cooled to below the freezing point, preferably to about -40.degree. C., during the cooling phases so that condensate forming thereon freezes immediately. During regeneration phases when the room is not in use, the cooling element is defrosted and the melted condensate is caught in a condensate tray beneath the cooling element and drained via a discharge. The great temperature difference between the room to be cooled and the cooling element also makes it possible to obtain a strong cooling effect with a small cooling element, especially by indirect radiation exchange between the room and the cooling element via an intermediate ceiling. In addition, the air in the room is dehumidified since water vapor is deposited on and bonded to the cooling element in the form of ice.
A method for climatically conditioning a room via radiant heat exchange, comprising:
A cooling apparatus for climatically conditioning a room via radiant heat exchange, comprising:
A cooling apparatus for climatically conditioning a room primarily by radiant heat exchange, comprising:
A cooling apparatus for climatically conditioning a room by radiant heat exchange, comprising:
A cooling apparatus for climatically conditioning a room by radiant heat exchange, comprising:
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