Graphene electrothermal film defrosting device for air source heat pump

Abstract

The invention discloses a graphene electrothermal film defrosting device for an air source heat pump. The graphene electrothermal film defrosting device comprises a temperature controller and a graphene electrothermal film. A display screen, a switch key and an operation key position are arranged on the temperature controller. The switch key and the operation key position are located below the display screen. The switch key is arranged on one side of the operation key position. A transmission cable is arranged between the temperature controller and the graphene electrothermal film. A water-proof joint is arranged at the junction of the transmission cable and the graphene electrothermal film. Folds are arranged on the graphene electrothermal film and internally provided with electric leads.A heat insulation layer is mounted in the graphene electrothermal film. A graphene heating layer is fixedly connected to the outer surface of the lower end of the heat insulation layer. The grapheneelectrothermal film defrosting device is simple in structure, under the premise that the internal structure of the graphene electrothermal film is not damaged, a film body can be perfectly attached tothe position needing to be defrosted, water on the surface of the film body can be cleared quickly, the defrosting effect is remarkable, and high practical performance is achieved.

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Benefits of technology

The technical effects of this innovation include that it allows for better fitting of an electrothermal sheet when used during winter conditions while also providing quick removal of any excess moisture from its surfaces. This prevents damage caused by snow accumulation over time. Additionally, there may exist other features like dishwashers and drains to help keep the humidity level low enough at all times. Overall, these improvements improve performance and durability of the electrically-heated device's components such as sheets.

Problems solved by technology

This patented technical problem addressed by this patents relates to improving the performance of air-source heat pads (AHB) that are currently available on market today without causing damage during their operation. Current methods involve manually removing any remaining ice from these devices before they start working properly again. Additionally, there may also occur issues where condensate forms inside the AHB itself leading to corrosion overtime.

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