Super conducting energy saving desalination drinking water making system of ocean ship

A drinking water system and superconducting technology, applied in seawater treatment, heating water/sewage treatment, light water/sewage treatment, etc., can solve problems such as inconvenience to crew members and passengers, waste of limited energy for sailing, and occupation of valuable space on the ship, etc., to achieve Reduced load, simple structure, and improved utilization

Inactive Publication Date: 2007-04-18
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[0003] At present, the drinking water on ocean ships is mainly supplied by fresh water reserves, which requires huge water storage tanks, which not only takes up valuable space on the ship but also increases the load on the ship,

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[0016] Example 1: As shown in Figure 1 and Figure 2, a superconducting heat collection tube D is installed on the exhaust port of the internal combustion engine group A. The superconducting heat collection tube D and the superconducting heat pipes 40 and 42 are integrated. The superconducting tubes 40 and 42 on the heat cylinder D are connected to the heat dissipation plate 23 in the reaction tank 17. The spray pipe 18 is installed above the heat dissipation plate 23, and the top of the reaction tank is connected to the disk-shaped cooling tube 10, which is a disk-shaped cooling tube. 10 is installed in the cooling tank 9. The top of the cooling tank 9 is provided with a radiating hole 12 to connect the cooling tank with the outside atmosphere. The upper part of the cooling tank 9 is equipped with a spray pipe 14. The top of the disc-shaped cooling pipe 10 is an exhaust port 11, and the lower part of the disc-shaped cooling pipe 10 is equipped with a water-receiving pipe 5, which ...

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[0020] Embodiment 2. This embodiment is basically the same as embodiment 1. As shown in Figure 3, the cooling tank 9 is not equipped with a spray pipe, but a water pump 51 is used to pump seawater out through the water inlet pipe 51 and directly into the cooling tank 9 , The cooling tank 9 is filled with seawater, and the disc-shaped cooling pipe 10 is directly cooled by the seawater. An electric regulating valve 55 is installed on the water discharge pipe 26 under the cooling tank 9 to control the amount of water discharged so that the cooling tank 9 is always filled with seawater to improve the cooling effect. Of course, the cooling tank 9 can also be omitted, and the disk-shaped cooling tube 10 can be placed in the air to allow the sea breeze to cool it naturally. This method is slightly insufficient for water production in tropical regions.

[0021] The invention uses the high-temperature waste heat generated during the ignition and explosion of the ship’s internal combustion ...

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The present invention discloses an automation system for making drinking water for oceangoing ship by utilizing seawater desalination. Said system is characterized by that on the air exhaust opening of internal combustion engine unit a superconducting heating cylinder is mounted, and is connected on the radiating plate in reaction tank by means of superconducting heat pipe, over the radiating plate a spray pipe is mounted, the top portion of said reaction tank is connected with a circular cooling pipe, said circular cooling pipe is mounted in the coaling tank interior, in the top portion of said cooling tank a spray pipe is mounted, and the lower portion of said circular cooling pipe is equipped with a water-receiving pipe which is connected with water storage tank. Said drinking water can be undergone the processes of mineralization, filtration and disinfection, and can be provided for every room.

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[0001] Field [0002] The invention belongs to ancillary facilities on ocean ships, in particular to a superconducting energy-saving automatic system for producing drinking water by seawater desalination used on ocean ships. technical background [0003] At present, the drinking water on ocean ships is mainly supplied by fresh water reserves, which requires huge water storage tanks, which not only takes up valuable space on the ship but also increases the load on the ship, and wastes limited energy for sailing due to the increased weight of the ship. Not only that, due to the limited water storage, the supply of fresh water on board is greatly restricted, causing great inconvenience to the crew and passengers. The sea has an inexhaustible source of water, and if the seawater can be directly desalinated into drinking water for the crew on board without increasing energy consumption, it will be an ideal water supply method. Contents of the invention [0004] The object of the...

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IPC IPC(8): C02F9/02C02F1/44C02F1/32C02F1/04C02F103/08
CPCY02A20/124Y02A20/131
Inventor 何诺石成山
Owner 何诺
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