Solar-Powered Air Conditioning System Using a Mixture of Glycerin and Water to Store Energy
a technology of solar energy and glycerin, which is applied in the field of solar energy-powered air conditioning systems, can solve the problems of high cost of glycerin and other problems
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[0011]FIG. 1 shows a solar-powered stand-alone air-conditioning system for a single room, which is very popular in Asia. Solar panel 101 is installed either on a south-facing roof or a south-facing awning. Through cable 102, the electrical current from the solar panel 101 drives a vapor-compression refrigeration unit, 103 through 109. The compressor 103 compresses the refrigerant through pipe 104 into condenser 105. Here, a fan 106 disperses the heat of the compressed refrigerant into air. Both the compressor 103 and the fan 106 are driven by a DC motor 107, powered by the solar panel 101. After condensing, through pipe 108, the refrigerant is let to expand by the expansion valve 109. The expanded refrigerant is going through a thermally insulated pipe 110 into a heat-exchange coil 111 to freeze the energy-storing medium 112, a mixture of glycerin and water, in a thermally insulated container 113. The air in the room flows through the heat-exchange tubes 114, and cooled by the energ...
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