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An energy-saving variable frequency magnetic levitation chiller unit
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CN122083523A
Reduce Auxiliary Power Consumption
Improve running stability
Pump components
Compression machines with non-reversible cycle
Temperature control
Levitation
This invention relates to the field of
magnetic levitation
chiller
technology and discloses an energy-saving variable frequency
magnetic levitation
chiller
, including an
evaporator
, a condenser installed at the bottom of the
evaporator
, a connecting seat fixedly mounted at the end of the condenser, and a flow guiding component on the outer wall of the connecting seat. This energy-saving variable frequency
magnetic levitation
chiller
recovers
waste heat
from the condenser cooling water to perform closed-loop constant
temperature control
on the magnetic
levitation
bearing, ensuring the bearing remains within its optimal
operating temperature
range. This avoids coil
resistance drift
, sensor temperature drift, and fluctuations in
levitation
stiffness under low-temperature conditions, improving the
operational stability
of the magnetic
levitation
bearing. Utilizing the residual heat of the heated cooling water for constant
temperature treatment
of the magnetic levitation bearing eliminates the need for additional
electrical energy consumption
for preheating and insulation. Building upon the inherent high efficiency and energy saving of magnetic levitation technology, this further reduces auxiliary
energy consumption
and improves overall energy efficiency.
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SHENZHEN DANNES MASCH CO LTD
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