Cabinet type air conditioner indoor unit

Abstract

The present invention relates to a cabinet-type air conditioner indoor unit. The indoor unit comprises: a shell, an air inlet is arranged at the lower part of the shell, an air outlet is arranged at the upper part of the shell, and the front part of the shell comprises a radiation plate, the radiation plate absorbs heat or cold from the rear side thereof, and radiates heat or cold outward from the front side thereof; a radiation convection heat exchanger, which has a radiation heat exchange part and a convection heat exchange part, and is arranged in the shell; the radiation heat exchange part is in a cylindrical shape with both ends opened and extending in the vertical direction, and is configured to absorb heat or cold from its inner wall surface, and transfer heat or cold from its outer wall surface to the radiation plate; the convection heat exchange part is arranged on the inner side of the radiation heat exchange part, and is configured to generate heat or cold, and transfer heat or cold to air flowing through the inner side of the radiation heat exchange part, and transfer heat or cold to the inner wall surface of the radiation heat exchange part; and an axial flow fan, which is configured to at least promote the airflow to enter the inner side of the radiation heat exchange part from the air inlet, and after heat exchange with the convection heat exchange part, flow out from the air outlet.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The invention relates to the field of refrigeration and heating, and in particular to a cabinet type air conditioner indoor unit. Background Art

[0002] In recent years, with the improvement of people's quality of life, people pay more and more attention to the thermal comfort of indoor environment, and the energy consumption of buildings, especially cooling and heating, is also increasing. Therefore, efficient and energy-saving cooling and heating devices with good thermal comfort are one of the research hotspots in the HVAC industry. In the existing air-conditioning indoor units, finned tube evaporators are usually used. Finned tube evaporators are large in size and high in cost. The convective heat transfer coefficient of the air flow drawn by the fan is small, the airflow organization is poor, and the production process is complicated. In addition, the heat exchange performance of the existing finned tube evaporators still has room for improvement. Summary of the invention

[0003] The object of the present invention is to overcome at least one defect of the existing air-conditioning indoor unit and provide a cabinet-type air-conditioning indoor unit.

[0004] Specifically, the present invention proposes a cabinet-type air-conditioning indoor unit, which comprises:

[0005] A housing, wherein the lower portion of the housing is provided with an air inlet, the upper portion of the housing is provided with an air outlet, and the front portion of the housing includes a radiation plate, the radiation plate absorbs heat or cold from the rear side thereof and radiates heat or cold outward from the front side thereof;

[0006] A radiation convection heat exchanger, comprising a radiation heat exchange portion and a convection heat exchange portion, and arranged in the shell; the radiation heat exchange portion is in the shape of a cylinder with both ends open and extending in the vertical direction, and is configured to absorb heat or cold from its inner wall surface, and transfer heat or cold from its outer wall surface to the radiation plate; the convection heat exchange portion is arranged on the inner side of the radiation heat exchange portion, and is configured to generate heat or cold, and transfer heat or cold to the air flowing through the inner side of the radiation heat exchange portion, and transfer heat or cold to the inner wall surface of the radiation heat exchange portion; and

[0007] The axial flow fan is arranged in the shell and configured to at least promote airflow to enter the inner side of the radiation heat exchange part from the air inlet, exchange heat with the convection heat exchange part, and then flow out from the air supply port.

[0008] Optionally, the radiation heat exchange part is spaced apart from the radiation plate so that the radiation heat exchange part radiates heat or cold from its outer wall to the radiation plate; or,

[0009] The radiation heat exchange portion is arranged in contact with the entire rear side surface of the radiation plate that is directly in front of the radiation heat exchange portion; or,

[0010] The radiation heat exchange portion is arranged in contact with a portion of the rear side surface of the radiation plate located directly in front of the radiation heat exchange portion, and is spaced apart from the remaining portion of the rear side surface of the radiation plate located directly in front of the radiation heat exchange portion.

[0011] Optionally, the cabinet-type air conditioner indoor unit further includes a water receiving pan, which is arranged at the lower side of the radiation convection heat exchanger; the position of the air inlet is higher than the water receiving pan and lower than the radiation heat exchange part;

[0012] There are one or more radiation convection heat exchangers. When there are multiple radiation convection heat exchangers, the multiple radiation heat exchange parts are arranged in sequence along the vertical direction, and the multiple radiation heat exchange parts are coaxially arranged;

[0013] The axial flow fan is disposed on the upper side of the uppermost radiation heat exchange portion.

[0014] Optionally, the convection heat exchange portion and the radiation heat exchange portion define a plurality of airflow channels extending along the axial direction of the radiation heat exchange portion.

[0015] Optionally, the convection heat exchange unit includes a refrigerant pipeline and heat dissipation fins arranged on the refrigerant pipeline.

[0016] Optionally, the refrigerant pipeline includes a plurality of heat exchange plates, each of which is provided with a plurality of first refrigerant channels; and the heat dissipation fins are multiple and are installed on the plurality of heat exchange plates.

[0017] Optionally, each of the heat exchange plates has a first edge and a second edge extending in the axial direction of the radiation heat exchange portion; the first edge is arranged in the middle of the inner space of the radiation heat exchange portion, and the second edge is connected to the inner wall surface of the radiation heat exchange portion;

[0018] The plurality of heat exchange plates are evenly distributed along the circumferential direction of the radiation heat exchange portion;

[0019] A plurality of heat dissipation fins are arranged in sequence along the radial direction of the radiation heat exchange portion between every two adjacent heat exchange plates;

[0020] Each of the first refrigerant channels extends along the axial direction of the radiation heat exchange portion;

[0021] The plurality of first refrigerant channels in each of the heat exchange plates are arranged in sequence from the first edge to the second edge.

[0022] Optionally, the refrigerant pipeline includes one or more coaxially arranged cylindrical structures, and each of the cylindrical structures is coaxially arranged with the radiation heat exchange part;

[0023] The cylindrical structure includes at least one heat exchange cylinder, and one or more second refrigerant channels are arranged on the cylinder wall of each heat exchange cylinder.

[0024] Optionally, each of the second refrigerant channels extends along the axial direction of the radiation heat exchange portion;

[0025] The plurality of second refrigerant channels in the wall of each heat exchange tube are arranged in sequence along the circumferential direction of the heat exchange tube.

[0026] Optionally, the convection heat exchange part defines a central channel extending along the axial direction of the radiation heat exchange part, which is located at the center of the inner space of the radiation heat exchange part; the central channel is configured to circulate air or refrigerant; the outer contour of the cross-section of the radiation heat exchange part is circular, semicircular, square or fan-shaped.

[0027] Optionally, the convection heat exchange part is an integrated processed part and is formed by an extrusion process; or,

[0028] The convection heat exchange part and the radiation heat exchange part are integrally formed into an integrally processed part and are formed by an extrusion process.

[0029] In the cabinet-type air conditioner indoor unit of the present invention, because it has a radiation convection heat exchanger and a radiation plate, the airflow organization of the radiation convection heat exchanger is optimized, the flow velocity is increased, the local resistance of the refrigerant pipeline such as the elbow is reduced, the heat exchange coefficient is improved, and the purpose of reducing production costs, reducing occupied space, and improving the heat exchange coefficient is achieved, and the energy efficiency of the air conditioner is improved. The radiation plate can utilize the low temperature of the environment in the shell to radiate cold energy to the room, fully utilize the low temperature storage of the cabinet-type air conditioner indoor unit body, and improve the utilization rate of cold energy. Further, the production process is reduced, such as the integrated extrusion and integral molding of the radiation convection heat exchanger.

[0030] Based on the following detailed description of specific embodiments of the present invention in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, those skilled in the art will become more aware of the above and other objects, advantages and features of the present invention. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0031] Hereinafter, some specific embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail in an exemplary and non-limiting manner with reference to the accompanying drawings. The same reference numerals in the accompanying drawings indicate the same or similar components or parts. It should be understood by those skilled in the art that these drawings are not necessarily drawn to scale. In the accompanying drawings:

[0032] Figure 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a cabinet-type air conditioner indoor unit according to an embodiment of the present invention;

[0033] Figure 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a radiation convection heat exchanger in a floor-standing air conditioner indoor unit according to an embodiment of the present invention;

[0034] Figure 3 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a radiation convection heat exchanger in a floor-standing air conditioner indoor unit according to an embodiment of the present invention;

[0035] Figure 4 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a partial structure of a radiation convection heat exchanger in a cabinet-type air-conditioning indoor unit according to an embodiment of the present invention;

[0036] Figure 5 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a partial structure of a radiation convection heat exchanger in a cabinet-type air-conditioning indoor unit according to an embodiment of the present invention;

[0037] Figure 6 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a radiation convection heat exchanger in a floor-standing air conditioner indoor unit according to an embodiment of the present invention;

[0038] Figure 7 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a radiation convection heat exchanger in a floor-standing air conditioner indoor unit according to an embodiment of the present invention;

[0039] Figure 8 4 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a radiation convection heat exchanger in a floor-standing air conditioner indoor unit according to an embodiment of the present invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0040] Figure 1 FIG. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a cabinet-type air conditioner indoor unit according to an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 1 Shown and referenced Figures 2 to 8, an embodiment of the present invention provides a cabinet-type air-conditioning indoor unit, which includes a shell 100, a radiation convection heat exchanger 200 and an axial flow fan 300. The lower part of the shell 100 is provided with an air inlet 110, and the upper part is provided with an air outlet 120. And the front part of the shell 100 includes a radiation plate 130, which absorbs heat or cold from its rear side and radiates heat or cold outward from its front side. The radiation convection heat exchanger 200 may include a radiation heat exchange part 20 and a convection heat exchange part 30. The radiation heat exchange part 20 is cylindrical with openings at both ends and extending in the vertical direction, and is configured to absorb heat or cold from its inner wall surface and transfer heat or cold from its outer wall surface to the radiation plate 130. Furthermore, the outer contour of the cross section of the radiation heat exchange part 20 is circular, semicircular, square or fan-shaped. The convection heat exchange part 30 is disposed inside the radiation heat exchange part 20, and is configured to generate heat or cold, and transfer the heat or cold to the air flowing through the inside of the radiation heat exchange part 20, and transfer the heat or cold to the inner wall surface of the radiation heat exchange part 20. The radiation heat exchange part 20 is located on the outer shell surface of the radiation convection heat exchanger 200, and can directly serve as the outer shell of the radiation convection heat exchanger 200. The axial flow fan 300 is disposed in the housing 100, and is configured to at least promote the airflow to enter the inside of the radiation heat exchange part from the air inlet 110, and after heat exchange with the convection heat exchange part, flow out from the air supply port 120.

[0041] In the cabinet-type air conditioner indoor unit of the embodiment of the present invention, because there is a radiation convection heat exchanger 200 and a radiation plate 130, the airflow organization of the radiation convection heat exchanger is optimized, the flow velocity is increased, the local resistance of the refrigerant pipeline such as the elbow is reduced, the heat exchange coefficient is improved, and the purpose of reducing production costs, reducing occupied space, and improving the heat exchange coefficient is achieved, and the energy efficiency of the air conditioner is improved. The radiation plate 130 can utilize the low temperature of the environment in the shell 100 to radiate cold energy to the room, fully utilize the low temperature storage of the cabinet-type air conditioner indoor unit body, and improve the utilization rate of cold energy. However, the existing air conditioner cannot utilize the low temperature of the environment in the machine to provide cooling to the room. That is, the radiation plate 130 utilizes the low temperature of the environment in the cabinet-type air conditioner indoor unit to radiate cold energy to the room, fully utilizes the low temperature storage of the cabinet-type air conditioner indoor unit body, and improves the utilization rate of cold energy.

[0042] Furthermore, the radiation heat exchange part 20 can also gather airflow to enhance the turbulent convection heat exchange of the radiation convection heat exchanger; and can increase the radiation area, so that the interior of the cabinet air conditioner indoor unit forms a cold environment cold source as a whole. The cabinet air conditioner indoor unit as a whole is a radiation cold source with the radiation plate 130 as the radiation orientation. The radiation plate 130 can be made of aluminum alloy, with a high radiation heat exchange coefficient. The direction of the radiation plate 130 is the same as the air outlet, which is convenient for user experience.

[0043] In some embodiments of the present invention, Figures 2 to 8As shown, the convection heat exchange part 30 includes a refrigerant pipeline and heat dissipation fins 33 arranged on the refrigerant pipeline. Preferably, the convection heat exchange part 30 and the radiation heat exchange part 20 define a plurality of airflow channels extending along the axial direction of the radiation heat exchange part 20 to facilitate airflow, significantly optimize the airflow organization of the radiation convection heat exchanger, and increase the flow velocity.

[0044] In some preferred embodiments of the present invention, Figure 2 and Figure 3 As shown, the refrigerant pipeline includes a plurality of heat exchange plates 31, each of which is provided with a plurality of first refrigerant channels 32 extending along the length direction or the width direction of the heat exchange plate 31. There are a plurality of heat dissipation fins 33, which are mounted on the plurality of heat exchange plates 31.

[0045] Further, each heat exchange plate 31 has a first edge and a second edge extending in the axial direction of the radiation heat exchange portion 20. The first edge is disposed in the middle of the inner space of the radiation heat exchange portion 20, and the second edge is connected to the inner wall surface of the radiation heat exchange portion 20. The plurality of heat exchange plates 31 are evenly distributed in the circumferential direction of the radiation heat exchange portion 20. For example, in some embodiments, each heat exchange plate 31 extends in the axial direction of the radiation heat exchange portion 20 and in the radial direction of the radiation heat exchange portion 20, such as Figure 2 In other embodiments, each heat exchange plate 31 is arranged to cross the radial direction of the second edge of the radiation heat exchange portion 20 toward the heat exchange plate 31, such as Figure 3 shown.

[0046] In some embodiments of the present invention, a plurality of heat dissipation fins 33 are sequentially arranged along the radial direction of the radiation heat exchange portion 20 between every two adjacent heat exchange plates 31, and each heat dissipation fin 33 is provided with one or more heat dissipation holes to form a hollow structure. Each first refrigerant channel 32 extends along the axial direction of the radiation heat exchange portion 20. The plurality of first refrigerant channels 32 in each heat exchange plate 31 are sequentially arranged in a direction from the first edge to the second edge.

[0047] Along the radial direction of the radiation heat exchange portion 20, the interval between two adjacent heat fins 33 in the plurality of heat fins 33 between every two adjacent heat exchange plates 31 has a plurality of distance values, so that the arrangement density of the plurality of heat fins 33 is different. For example, along the radial direction of the radiation heat exchange portion 20, the plurality of distance values ​​become smaller in sequence, that is, the arrangement of the heat fins 33 is sparse first and then dense.

[0048] Specifically, the multiple heat dissipation fins 33 between every two adjacent heat exchange plates 31 are arranged into multiple groups, each group of heat dissipation fins 33 has at least two heat dissipation fins 33, and the distance between every two adjacent heat dissipation fins 33 in each group of heat dissipation fins 33 is equal to the above-mentioned distance value, so that the interval size between the heat dissipation fins 33 between every two adjacent heat exchange plates 31 has multiple distance values, and two adjacent groups can share one heat dissipation fin 33, that is, use one common heat dissipation fin 33 for grouping.

[0049] In each heat exchange plate 31, multiple first refrigerant channels 32 are arranged in sequence from the first edge to the second edge, and the spacing between two adjacent first refrigerant channels 32 has one or more spacing values. The multiple spacing values ​​become smaller in sequence. The multiple first refrigerant channels 32 on each heat exchange plate 31 are arranged into multiple groups, each group of first refrigerant channels 32 has at least two first refrigerant channels 32, and the distance between every two adjacent first refrigerant channels 32 in each group of first refrigerant channels 32 is equal to one of the above spacing values, so that the spacing between the first refrigerant channels 32 on each heat exchange plate 31 has multiple spacing values, and two adjacent groups can share one first refrigerant channel 32, that is, grouping is performed using one shared first refrigerant channel 32.

[0050] In the direction from the first edge to the second edge, the ratio between the number of first refrigerant channels 32 and the number of heat dissipation fins 33 is 4 / 5 to 10 / 1, preferably 1 / 1 to 10 / 1. Each heat dissipation fin 33 is in an arc shape that arches toward the outside of the radiation heat exchange portion 20. The cross-sectional profile of each first refrigerant channel 32 is a rectangle or a circle or other regular or irregular shape. The hydraulic radius of each first refrigerant channel 32 is 0.1 to 10 mm; the number of first refrigerant channels 32 on each heat exchange plate 31 is 10 to 50. The number of heat exchange plates 31 is 4 to 50. In some embodiments of the present invention, in the direction from the first edge to the second edge, the spacing between two adjacent first refrigerant channels 32 is one, that is, multiple first refrigerant channels 32 are arranged at equal intervals. The distance between two adjacent heat dissipation fins 33 among the multiple heat dissipation fins 33 between every two adjacent heat exchange plates 31 is one, that is, multiple heat dissipation fins 33 between every two adjacent heat exchange plates 31 are arranged at equal intervals.

[0051] In some optional embodiments of the present invention, Figure 4 As shown, each heat dissipation fin 33 may be a flat sheet heat dissipation fin 34. Both sides of each heat exchange plate 31 are provided with the above-mentioned flat sheet heat dissipation fins 34 arranged in sequence from the corresponding first edge to the second edge. Each heat dissipation fin 33 is perpendicular to the corresponding heat exchange plate 31. In other optional embodiments of the present invention, such as Figure 5As shown, each heat dissipation fin 33 can be a needle-shaped heat dissipation fin 35, and a plurality of needle-shaped heat dissipation fins 35 perpendicular to the heat exchange plate 31 are provided on both sides of each heat exchange plate 31. In some alternative embodiments of the present invention, other types of heat dissipation fins, such as tree-shaped heat dissipation fins, irregular-shaped heat dissipation fins, etc., can also be provided on both sides of each heat exchange plate 31. Further, the heat exchange plate 31 is preferably integrally formed with the heat dissipation fin 33.

[0052] In some alternative embodiments of the present invention, such as Figure 6 As shown, the heat dissipation fins on one side of each heat exchange plate 31 are first heat dissipation fins and form a first fin group; the heat dissipation fins on the other side are second heat dissipation fins and form a second fin group. Among the first fin group and the second fin group between two adjacent heat exchange plates 31: at least some of the first heat dissipation fins, each first heat dissipation fin extends along the extension plane in its width direction through the gap between the ends of two adjacent second heat dissipation fins, so that the first heat dissipation fin faces the gap between the ends of two adjacent second heat dissipation fins; and at least some of the second heat dissipation fins, each second heat dissipation fin extends along the extension plane in its width direction through the gap between the ends of two adjacent first heat dissipation fins, so that the second heat dissipation fin faces the gap between the ends of two adjacent first heat dissipation fins. Such a setting can make the relative positions of the heat dissipation fins and the gaps between the heat dissipation fins staggered, and the heat dissipation fins on the adjacent side are aligned with the gaps on the adjacent other side, achieving the effect of enhancing the convective heat transfer coefficient of both increasing the disturbance of the flowing air and not blocking the flowing air path.

[0053] Optionally, each first heat dissipation fin and each second heat dissipation fin extend from the corresponding heat exchange plate 31 to the corresponding side of the heat exchange plate 31 and radially outward of the convective heat transfer portion 30. Preferably, a plurality of first heat dissipation fins on one side of each heat exchange plate 31 are symmetrically arranged with respect to a plurality of second heat dissipation fins on the other side of the heat exchange plate 31 with respect to the heat exchange plate 31. Further, there is a gap between the first fin group and the second fin group between two adjacent heat exchange plates 31, that is to say, the first fin group and the second fin group are on both sides of the angular bisecting plane between the corresponding two adjacent heat exchange plates 31, and can also be symmetrically arranged with respect to the angular bisecting plane.

[0054] In some embodiments of the present invention, such as Figure 6 As shown, each first refrigerant channel 32 extends along the axial direction of the convective heat transfer portion 30; and the cross-sectional profile of each first refrigerant channel 32 can include a first rectangular frame and a plurality of second rectangular frames. The first rectangular frame extends along the direction from the corresponding first edge to the second edge. A plurality of second rectangular frames are provided on both sides of the first rectangular frame and communicate with the internal space of the first rectangular frame. Such a setting can make the cross-sectional profile of each first refrigerant channel 32 be approximately in the shape of "soil", "ten", "shi", "gan", "wang", etc., or a combination of these shapes.

[0055] In other preferred embodiments of the present invention, Figure 7 and Figure 8 As shown, the refrigerant pipeline includes a plurality of coaxially arranged cylindrical structures, and each cylindrical structure is coaxially arranged with the radiation heat exchange part 20. The cylindrical structure includes at least one heat exchange cylinder 36, and a plurality of second refrigerant channels 37 are arranged in the cylinder wall of each heat exchange cylinder 36. There are multiple heat dissipation fins 33. At least the outer side of the innermost cylindrical structure has a plurality of heat dissipation fins 33. For example, the outer side of the innermost cylindrical structure may have a plurality of heat dissipation fins 33, and optionally, the inner side of the innermost cylindrical structure may also have a plurality of heat dissipation fins 33. The inner side of the outermost cylindrical structure has a plurality of heat dissipation fins 33; and the outer side of the outermost cylindrical structure is thermally connected to the inner wall surface of the radiation heat exchange part 20 through a plurality of heat dissipation fins 33, or the outer wall surface of the outermost cylindrical structure is integrally formed with or in contact with the inner wall surface of the radiation heat exchange part 20.

[0056] Furthermore, there are multiple cylindrical structures, and a fin layer is provided between every two adjacent cylindrical structures, and each fin layer has multiple heat dissipation fins 33 as described above. Preferably, the multiple heat dissipation fins 33 of each fin layer are heat dissipation fins uniformly distributed along the circumferential direction of the radiation heat exchange part 20; and each heat dissipation fin 33 extends along the axial direction of the radiation heat exchange part 20 to define multiple airflow channels. Each heat dissipation fin 33 may be provided with one or more heat dissipation holes. When the outer side of the outermost cylindrical structure is thermally connected to the inner wall surface of the radiation heat exchange part 20 through multiple heat dissipation fins 33, that is, the outer side of the outermost cylindrical structure is thermally connected to the inner wall surface of the radiation heat exchange part 20 through a fin layer. In some alternative embodiments, the heat dissipation fins 33 are flat sheet-like heat dissipation fins or needle-like heat dissipation fins.

[0057] Each second refrigerant channel 37 extends in the axial direction of the radiation heat exchange portion 20. The multiple second refrigerant channels 37 in the barrel wall of each heat exchange barrel 36 are sequentially arranged along the circumferential direction of the heat exchange barrel 36. The cross-sections of the multiple second refrigerant channels 37 in the barrel wall of each heat exchange barrel 36 may include a circle and a polygon, and the polygon may be an approximately rectangular structure. The polygonal second refrigerant channels and the circular second refrigerant channels are sequentially alternately arranged along the circumferential direction of the heat exchange barrel 36.

[0058] In some embodiments of the present invention, the cylindrical structure further includes at least one supporting cylinder, each supporting cylinder being disposed between two adjacent heat exchange cylinders 36, or disposed inside the innermost heat exchange cylinder 36, or disposed between the outermost heat exchange cylinder 36 and the radiation heat exchange portion 20. Further, the heat dissipating fins 33 may be integrally formed with the corresponding cylindrical structure on the inner side thereof, and the outer side may contact and abut against the corresponding cylindrical structure on the outer side thereof.

[0059] In some embodiments of the present invention, in every two adjacent heat exchange tubes 36, the cross-sectional area of ​​each second refrigerant channel 37 on the outer heat exchange tube 36 is greater than the cross-sectional area of ​​the corresponding second refrigerant channel 37 on the inner heat exchange tube 36. For example, the height of each second refrigerant channel 37 on the outer heat exchange tube 36 extending in the radial direction of the radiation heat exchange portion 20 is greater than the height of each second refrigerant channel 37 on the inner heat exchange tube 36 extending in the radial direction of the radiation heat exchange portion 20.

[0060] In every two adjacent fin layers, the height of the outer heat dissipation fins 33 extending in the radial direction of the radiation heat exchange portion 20 is greater than the height of the inner heat dissipation fins 33 extending in the radial direction of the radiation heat exchange portion 20. The wall thickness of each heat dissipation fin 33 is 0.2 to 1 mm, and the distance between every two adjacent heat dissipation fins 33 in each fin layer is 0.5 to 10 mm. The hydraulic radius of each second refrigerant channel 37 is 0.6 to 10 mm.

[0061] In some embodiments of the present invention, the convection heat exchange part 30 defines a central channel 38 extending along the axial direction of the radiation heat exchange part 20, which is located in the center of the inner space of the radiation heat exchange part 20. The central channel 38 can be configured to circulate air or refrigerant. In other embodiments, closed structures are provided at both ends of the central channel 38, and the central channel 38 can also be configured to be provided with accessories such as a shunt pipe. Each first refrigerant channel 32 / second refrigerant channel 37 is preferably a microchannel tube. The heat exchange plate 31, the heat exchange tube 36, and the radiation heat exchange part 20 can all be made of copper or aluminum.

[0062] In some embodiments of the present invention, in order to facilitate processing and manufacturing, the convection heat exchange part 30 is formed by an extrusion process, that is, the convection heat exchange part 30 is preferably an integrated machined part. Or, the whole formed by the convection heat exchange part 30 and the radiation heat exchange part 20 is formed by an extrusion process. In other words, the whole formed by the convection heat exchange part 30 and the radiation heat exchange part 20 is an integrated machined part. In the extruded integrated machined part, the heat dissipation fins 33 are directly connected to the wall of the first refrigerant channel 32 / the second refrigerant channel 37, and belong to the same component. There is no problem of contact thermal resistance between the two, which can significantly reduce the heat transfer resistance between the refrigerant and the air and increase the heat exchange performance.

[0063] In some embodiments of the present invention, the refrigerant pipeline also has a main inlet pipe and a main outlet pipe; one end of each first refrigerant channel 32 / second refrigerant channel 37 is connected to the main inlet pipe, and the other end is connected to the main outlet pipe, so that multiple first refrigerant channels 32 / second refrigerant channels 37 are connected in parallel. Furthermore, a collecting inlet pipe or a collecting outlet pipe may be provided at the end of each heat exchange plate 31 or heat exchange tube 36, and it is arranged directly opposite to the heat exchange plate 31 or heat exchange tube 36, and will not hinder the flow of air in the convection heat exchange part 30. In other words, there are refrigerant diversion tube bundles and collecting tube bundles at both ends of each heat exchange plate 31 or heat exchange tube 36, which are arranged according to the refrigerant flow position of the pipeline cross section to guide the flow of refrigerant. The air flow channel position is thus reserved to ensure smooth forced flow of air.

[0064] In other embodiments of the present invention, the radiation convection heat exchanger 200 may have at least one parallel unit, and each parallel unit has multiple channel groups. Each channel group has at least one first refrigerant channel 32 / second refrigerant channel 37; the multiple channel groups of each parallel unit are arranged in series from head to tail. When there are multiple parallel units, the multiple parallel units are connected in parallel. Each channel group may have one of the above-mentioned heat exchange plates 31. For example, the number of heat exchange plates 31 is 20, of which every 5 heat exchange plates 31 constitute 5 channel groups, which are arranged in series from head to tail, that is, every 5 heat exchange plates 31 constitute a parallel unit, that is, a total of 4 parallel units, and these 4 parallel units are connected in parallel with each other. Further, a collecting inlet pipe or a collecting outlet pipe may be provided at the end of each heat exchange plate 31 or heat exchange tube 36, and it is arranged directly opposite to the heat exchange plate 31 or heat exchange tube 36, which will not hinder the flow of airflow in the convection heat exchange part 30 and facilitates the reasonable arrangement of pipelines.

[0065] In some embodiments of the present invention, the radiation heat exchange part 20 is spaced from the radiation plate 130 so that the radiation heat exchange part 20 radiates heat or cold from its outer wall to the radiation plate 130. In some optional embodiments of the present invention, the outer wall surface of the radiation heat exchange part 20 is arranged in contact with the entire rear side surface of the radiation plate 130, for example, the surface of the radiation heat exchange part 20 facing the radiation plate 130 is arranged in contact with the entire rear side surface of the radiation plate 130. In some other optional embodiments of the present invention, part of the outer wall surface of the radiation heat exchange part 20 is arranged in contact with part of the rear side surface of the radiation plate 130, and part of the outer wall surface of the radiation heat exchange part 20 is spaced from the remaining rear side surface of the radiation plate 130. Further, when there is a gap between the radiation heat exchange part 20 and the radiation plate 130, the axial flow fan 300 can be configured to cause part of the airflow entering through the air inlet 110 to flow through the gap between the radiation heat exchange part 20 and the radiation plate 130, and then flow out from the air supply port 120. In some further embodiments of the present invention, the cabinet type air conditioner indoor unit further includes a water receiving pan 400 disposed at the lower side of the radiation convection heat exchanger 200. The air inlet 110 is located higher than the water receiving pan 400 and lower than the radiation heat exchange part.

[0066] In some embodiments of the present invention, there are one or more radiation convection heat exchangers 200. When there are multiple radiation convection heat exchangers 200, multiple radiation heat exchange parts 20 are arranged in sequence along the vertical direction, and multiple radiation heat exchange parts 20 are arranged coaxially. The axial flow fan 300 can be arranged on the upper side of the uppermost radiation heat exchange part 20.

[0067] Further, in the cabinet air conditioner indoor unit of the present invention, when there are multiple radiation convection heat exchangers 200, the radiation convection heat exchanger 200 on the lower side can be used for dehumidification, and the radiation convection heat exchanger 200 on the upper side can be used for refrigeration, with clear division of labor and energy saving of the system. That is to say, multiple radiation convection heat exchangers 200 can be arranged in parallel or in series, preferably in parallel. At least the lowermost radiation convection heat exchanger 200 is configured to dehumidify the airflow entering from the air inlet 110 by receiving a first preset flow of refrigerant; at least the uppermost radiation convection heat exchanger 200 is configured to cool the airflow entering from its lower side by receiving a second preset flow of refrigerant. It can also be said that the cabinet air conditioner indoor unit is configured to control the flow of the refrigerant entering the lowermost radiation convection heat exchanger 200 at least by the first refrigerant evaporation temperature to dehumidify the airflow entering from the air inlet 110. And the cabinet type air conditioner indoor unit is further configured to control the flow rate of the refrigerant entering the uppermost radiation convection heat exchanger 200 at least by the second refrigerant evaporation temperature, so as to cool the airflow entering from the lower side of the radiation convection heat exchanger 200. Preferably, there are two radiation convection heat exchangers 200, the lower radiation convection heat exchanger 200 is used for dehumidification, and the upper radiation convection heat exchanger 200 is used for cooling.

[0068] For example, the refrigerant flow rate in the radiation convection heat exchanger 200 is adjusted to control the refrigerant evaporation temperature. The principle of the dehumidification function is that the refrigerant evaporation temperature is slightly lower than the air dew point temperature, saving refrigeration capacity for dehumidification, and superheated evaporation of the refrigerant in the subsequent refrigeration section can be achieved, so that the refrigeration capacity saved by dehumidification is used to lower the air temperature, achieving a reasonable distribution of refrigeration capacity and energy saving of the system. The principle of the refrigeration function is that the refrigerant evaporation temperature floats above the air dew point temperature to reduce the sensible heat of the air. Since dehumidification has been done before and the latent heat has been eliminated, the energy consumption of refrigeration to eliminate sensible heat is less at this time. Compared with a single evaporator air conditioner that cannot reasonably allocate refrigeration capacity, the independent control of temperature and humidity of the present invention is better and more energy-efficient. Independent control of temperature and humidity avoids wasting refrigeration capacity, and indoor climate changes are mild and comfortable.

[0069] At this point, those skilled in the art should recognize that, although multiple exemplary embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described in detail herein, many other variations or modifications that conform to the principles of the present invention can still be directly determined or derived based on the content disclosed in the present invention without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention. Therefore, the scope of the present invention should be understood and recognized as covering all these other variations or modifications.

Claims

1. A cabinet-type air conditioner indoor unit, characterized in that: include: A housing, wherein the lower portion of the housing is provided with an air inlet, the upper portion of the housing is provided with an air outlet, and the front portion of the housing includes a radiation plate, the radiation plate absorbs heat or cold from the rear side thereof and radiates heat or cold outward from the front side thereof; A radiation convection heat exchanger, comprising a radiation heat exchange portion and a convection heat exchange portion, and arranged in the shell; the radiation heat exchange portion is in the shape of a cylinder with two ends open and extending in the vertical direction, and is configured to absorb heat or cold from its inner wall surface, and transfer heat or cold from its outer wall surface to the radiation plate; the convection heat exchange portion is arranged on the inner side of the radiation heat exchange portion, and is configured to generate heat or cold, and transfer heat or cold to the air flowing through the inner side of the radiation heat exchange portion, and transfer heat or cold to the inner wall surface of the radiation heat exchange portion; and an axial flow fan, disposed in the housing, configured to at least cause airflow to enter the inner side of the radiation heat exchange portion from the air inlet, exchange heat with the convection heat exchange portion, and then flow out from the air supply port; The convection heat exchange part includes a refrigerant pipeline and a heat dissipation fin arranged on the refrigerant pipeline; The refrigerant pipeline includes a plurality of heat exchange plates, each of which is provided with a plurality of first refrigerant channels; each of the heat exchange plates has a first edge and a second edge extending along the axial direction of the radiation heat exchange portion; the first edge is arranged in the middle of the inner space of the radiation heat exchange portion, and the second edge is connected to the inner wall surface of the radiation heat exchange portion; a plurality of heat dissipation fins arranged in sequence along the radial direction of the radiation heat exchange portion are arranged between every two adjacent heat exchange plates.

2. The cabinet type air conditioner indoor unit according to claim 1, characterized in that: The radiation heat exchange part is spaced apart from the radiation plate so that the radiation heat exchange part radiates heat or cold from its outer wall to the radiation plate; or, The radiation heat exchange portion is arranged in contact with the entire rear side surface of the radiation plate that is directly in front of the radiation heat exchange portion; or, The radiation heat exchange portion is arranged in contact with a portion of the rear side surface of the radiation plate located directly in front of the radiation heat exchange portion, and is spaced apart from the remaining portion of the rear side surface of the radiation plate located directly in front of the radiation heat exchange portion.

3. The cabinet type air conditioner indoor unit according to claim 1, characterized in that: Also includes: A water receiving tray is arranged at the lower side of the radiation convection heat exchanger; The position of the air inlet is higher than the water receiving tray and lower than the radiation heat exchange part; There are one or more radiation convection heat exchangers. When there are multiple radiation convection heat exchangers, the multiple radiation heat exchange parts are arranged in sequence along the vertical direction, and the multiple radiation heat exchange parts are coaxially arranged; The axial flow fan is disposed on the upper side of the uppermost radiation heat exchange portion.

4. The cabinet type air conditioner indoor unit according to claim 1, characterized in that: The convection heat exchange portion and the radiation heat exchange portion define a plurality of air flow channels extending along an axial direction of the radiation heat exchange portion.

5. The cabinet type air conditioner indoor unit according to claim 1, characterized in that: The plurality of heat exchange plates are evenly distributed along the circumferential direction of the radiation heat exchange portion.

6. The cabinet type air conditioner indoor unit according to claim 1, characterized in that: The refrigerant pipeline includes one or more coaxially arranged cylindrical structures, and each of the cylindrical structures is coaxially arranged with the radiation heat exchange part; at least the outer side of the innermost cylindrical structure has a plurality of the heat dissipation fins; the inner side of the outermost cylindrical structure has a plurality of the heat dissipation fins; The cylindrical structure includes at least one heat exchange cylinder, and one or more second refrigerant channels are arranged on the cylinder wall of each heat exchange cylinder.

7. The cabinet type air conditioner indoor unit according to claim 6, characterized in that: Each of the second refrigerant channels extends along the axial direction of the radiation heat exchange portion; The plurality of second refrigerant channels in the wall of each heat exchange tube are arranged in sequence along the circumferential direction of the heat exchange tube.

8. The cabinet type air conditioner indoor unit according to claim 1, characterized in that: The convection heat exchange part is an integrated processed part and is formed by an extrusion process; or, The convection heat exchange part and the radiation heat exchange part are integrally formed into an integrally processed part and are formed by an extrusion process.

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