Thermally driven absorption refrigerating system based on semipermeable membrane
An absorption refrigeration and heat-driven technology, which is applied in the direction of refrigerators, refrigeration components, adsorption machines, etc., can solve the problems of limited refrigeration temperature range, increased initial investment, and system complexity, so as to reduce irreversible losses and solve corrosion The effect of high performance and energy saving system
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[0019] The biggest difference between the heat-driven absorption refrigeration system based on the semipermeable membrane of the present invention and the current traditional absorption refrigeration system is that the absorption refrigeration system based on the semipermeable membrane is added separately in the generator and the absorber of the traditional absorption refrigeration system. The semi-permeable membrane is used to isolate the absorbent from the refrigerant in the refrigeration system by using the selective permeability of the semi-permeable membrane to the working fluid pair, while the traditional absorption refrigeration system either uses the boiling point difference of the working fluid pair or rectification To realize the separation of absorbent and refrigerant based on the principle, not only is the efficiency low, but also the choice of working medium pairs is very limited. The invention is a novel heat-driven absorption refrigeration system utilizing the pr...
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