Technology for reducing condenser temperature by evaporator tail end remaining cold energy
A technology of condenser temperature and evaporator, which is applied in the technical field of reducing the temperature of the condenser by using the residual cooling at the end of the evaporator, can solve the problems of the refrigeration equipment not refrigerating, the refrigerating effect is reduced, and the use is not popularized, so as to save energy and reduce the resistance, the effect of improving cooling efficiency
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[0011] When this technology is used in an all-in-one machine (as shown in Figure 1), two water tanks 2, 8 are arranged in the refrigeration equipment, and the pipeline plate 10 from the tail end of the evaporator 1 to the liquid storage tank is placed on a fixed upper part. In the small water tank 2, the pipeline plate 9 from the end of the condenser to the dry filter is placed in a fixed small water tank 8 at the bottom, and the two water tanks 2 and 8 are connected by a pipeline 4 and a water pump 7 to form a circulation loop , the water is circulated between the two water tanks 2, 8 and the pipeline 4 through the water pump 7, and the residual cooling from the end of the evaporator to the liquid storage tank at about minus 20°C is transmitted to the end of the condenser through water, so that the high temperature environment After entering the condenser 6 through the compressor 5 and air-cooling, the high temperature of 80-90 ℃ from the tail end to the drier filter is reduce...
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[0014] When this technology is used in a split machine, the pipeline plate from the end of the evaporator to the liquid storage tank and the pipeline plate from the end of the condenser to the dry filter are placed in the same closed water tank, and a water pump is installed in the water tank , to lower the condenser temperature by stirring the water body.
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