Installation adapted with temperature equalization system
OwnerTai-Her Yanginventor
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Abstract
A temperature equalization system, including an installation, a heat equalizer disposed in a natural heat carrier and being made of a material of heat conduction to exchange heat with the natural heat carrier, a fluid transmission duct disposed between the heat equalizer and the installation and having a fluid contained therein for heat transmission, a pump connected in series with the fluid transmission duct for pumping the fluid, and a control means controlling an operation of temperature equalization system. The control means controls the pump to pump the fluid through the fluid transmission duct and an interior of the installation with a periodical change of flowing direction.
Claims13
A temperature equalization system, comprising:
- an installation;
- a heat equalizer disposed in a natural heat carrier, and being made of a material of heat conduction to exchange heat with the natural heat carrier;
- a fluid transmission duct disposed between the heat equalizer and the installation, and having a fluid contained therein for heat transmission;
- a pump (106) connected in series with the fluid transmission duct for pumping the fluid;
- first and second fluid bypass ducts disposed in parallel in the installation and both in communication with the fluid transmission duct, the first and second fluid bypass ducts respectively having first and second bypass control valves connected in series therewith, only the second fluid bypass duct having a bypass auxiliary pump connected in series therewith for pumping the fluid flowing therethough;
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- a control means controlling an operation of temperature equalization system, the control means
- controlling the pump (106) to pump the fluid, to thereby circulate the fluid through the heat equalizer, the fluid transmission duct and an interior of the installation with a periodical change of flowing direction, and
- controlling the first and second bypass control valves to thereby control flow rates of the fluid respectively flowing through the first and second fluid bypass ducts, and controlling pumping of the bypass auxiliary pump.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.