Exhaust gas heat exchanger used in ammonia water absorption refrigeration device using residual heat of exhaust gas

An absorption refrigeration and heat exchanger technology, applied in the direction of adsorption machines, refrigerators, refrigeration components, etc., can solve the problems of stable, continuous and normal operation of waste heat refrigeration devices, unstable engine operation status, and large fluctuations in exhaust gas temperature, etc. problems, to achieve the effect of convenient maintenance and replacement, avoiding direct input, and stable heat supply

Inactive Publication Date: 2007-08-15
ほう啓東
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[0004] Although the above-mentioned waste heat generator is a relatively independent structure, because it is installed in the whole refrigeration device, it is not easy to repair or replace when the waste heat generator breaks down, is damaged or reaches the end of its service life
Moreover, because the waste heat generator adopts the form of direct heating of exhaust gas, and the running state of the engine is often unstable (especially in the operation and transportation tools such as fishing boats), such as the start and stop of the machine, the change of the load power, etc., All directly affect the heat energy generated by the exhaust gas at any time, including large changes in the air supply volume and large fluctuations in the temperature of the exhaust gas, which is not conducive to the stable, continuous and normal operation of the refrigeration device utilizing waste heat

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[0015] An ammonia water absorption refrigeration device utilizing waste heat from tail gas, as shown in Figure 1, comprising a waste heat generator 1, a stripper 2, a recuperator 3, a rectifier 4, a generation-absorption heat exchanger 5, and an absorber 6 , solution pump 7, condenser 8, recooler 9, solution throttle valve 10, primary throttle valve 11, secondary throttle valve 12, evaporator 13, cold delivery terminal 14 (externally connected to the circulation system), through the pipeline Connect and form the circulation loop of ammonia solution and the circulation loop of ammonia respectively. The waste heat generator 1 is a shell-and-tube structure, the ammonia solution goes through the tube side, the tube side solution outlet of the waste heat generator 1 is connected to the input end of the regenerator 3, and the vapor-liquid inlet and outlet of the tube side are connected to the st...

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The invention discloses a tail gas heat exchanger used in ammonia adsorption refrigerator which can utilize the left heat of tail gas. The invention can supply stable heat to the left-heat refrigerator, while the heat exchanger uses external structure to be maintained easily. Based on the ammonia adsorption refrigerator, the invention connects a tail gas heat exchanger on a gas-liquid entrance of a left-heat generator as tubular frame steam generator, and a gas-liquid separator between the tail gas heat exchanger and the left-heat generator. The invention can be used on the ammonia adsorption refrigerator on ship or engine.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an ammonia water absorption refrigeration device, in particular to a tail gas heat exchanger for the ammonia water absorption refrigeration device utilizing the waste heat of the tail gas. Background technique [0002] The Chinese Patent Gazette has disclosed a patent application document with the publication number CN2842312. The refrigeration device described in the patent application document can use the waste heat of the exhaust gas of the engine to achieve refrigeration requirements, has a high refrigeration coefficient, and has a small volume and weight. It can be applied to such as Vehicles, fishing boats and other means of transport. The ammonia water absorption refrigerating device using exhaust waste heat described in the above patent application documents includes a waste heat generator, a rectifier, a regenerator, a solution throttle valve, a liquid ammonia throttle valve, an evaporator, a solution pump, a condenser...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): F25B33/00F25B15/04
CPCY02B30/62Y02A30/27
Inventor 庞启东张文辉
Owner ほう啓東
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