EP4055330A1 - Eine adsorptionskältemaschine oder - wärmepumpe mit kältemittelverteilung in der flüssigphase und ein verfahren zum betreiben der adsorptionskältemaschine oder - wärmepumpe - Google Patents
Eine adsorptionskältemaschine oder - wärmepumpe mit kältemittelverteilung in der flüssigphase und ein verfahren zum betreiben der adsorptionskältemaschine oder - wärmepumpeInfo
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- the invention relates to an adsorption chiller or heat pump according to the preamble of claim 1 and a method for operating an adsorption chiller or heat pump according to claim 13.
- Adsorption chillers or adsorption heat pumps usually consist of an adsorber, an evaporator and a condenser.
- the evaporator and the condenser can also be combined in one device to form an evaporator / condenser.
- a refrigerant is adsorbed in the adsorber, which evaporates from the evaporator and extracts heat from the surroundings via external thermal contact.
- the refrigerant is driven out of the adsorber by an external supply of heat.
- the desorbed refrigerant is condensed again in the condenser and releases the heat previously withdrawn during the evaporation process and the heat supplied during the desorption to the environment via a further thermal contact. As a result, heat is pumped from the thermal contact of the evaporator to the thermal contact of the condenser.
- the object on which the invention is based is therefore to specify an adsorption refrigeration machine or heat pump and a method for operating such a device with which the aforementioned disadvantages can be avoided.
- the losses due to the thermal mass of the evaporator, the condenser or the evaporator / condenser should be minimized.
- the object is achieved with an adsorption chiller or heat pump with the features of claim 1 and a method for operating an adsorption chiller or heat pump with the features of claim 13.
- the adsorption chiller or heat pump comprises at least one module with an adsorber, a mixed evaporator and a mixed condenser.
- the adsorber with the mixing evaporator and the mixing condenser in the module is structurally in a common, preferably thermally insulated, adsorber container with an externally thermally contactable adsorber section for receiving the adsorber and an externally thermally insulated mixing section for receiving the mixing evaporator and the Mixing condenser is combined and included.
- the mixing section is designed so that a refrigerant can flow through it, so that after flowing through the mixing section, the refrigerant can be fed to an external heat exchanger separate from the module, the mixing section being set up to allow evaporation and / or condensation of the refrigerant.
- a solution is proposed in which there is no refrigerant distribution between the adsorbers in the vapor phase.
- the refrigerant exists exclusively within the respective module in whose adsorber container the corresponding adsorber is located.
- the refrigerant itself or more precisely, the portion of the refrigerant that does not undergo a phase change during evaporation and condensation, serves as a heat transport medium for transferring heat to an external heat exchanger. This also enables a structural separation between the components in which the evaporation or condensation takes place and the components that are necessary for the heat transfer with external low-temperature areas or medium-temperature areas.
- the module according to the invention is thermally insulated and only a thermal contact between the adsorber and an external heat transfer medium is provided for switching between adsorption and desorption operation of the adsorber.
- the actual transfer of the useful heat takes place in an external heat exchanger which is separate from the module and which is physically and thermally separated from the interior of the adsorber container and in particular from the mixed evaporator and mixed condenser arranged therein.
- the adsorber container is preferably designed to be gas-tight and can be evacuated or adjusted to a negative pressure in order to promote evaporation processes and the exchange of steam between the adsorber area and the mixing area.
- a liquid droplet separating the adsorber section and the mixing section is located inside the adsorber container impermeable separating means, in particular a separating screen, is provided. This avoids direct and undesired exposure of the adsorber material with the refrigerant flowing in the mixing section.
- the adsorber section and the mixing section form an arrangement that is concentric at least in sections within the adsorber container.
- the adsorber section can be used intensively on all sides for adsorption and desorption processes, with the available space being able to be optimally used from a technical point of view.
- the adsorber section is surrounded by the mixing section in the concentric arrangement.
- the mixing section is expediently designed to provide a flow of refrigerant as a divided liquid flow when the refrigerant flows through, the adsorption container containing means for generating droplets. This greatly increases the area of the refrigerant flow.
- the means for generating droplets can be designed as a bed of fillers.
- the means for generating drops is designed as an atomizing device.
- the means for generating droplets can consist of an arrangement of built-in components which divide up the flow of liquid and which can be wetted, in order to form a permanent wetting liquid film.
- the refrigerant flow runs over the multiple subdivided surface of the built-in components, dividing and splitting it up, so that its surface area also increases sustainably.
- the mixed evaporator and the mixed condenser are structurally combined in a unit designed as a mixed evaporator / condenser.
- the mixing section is designed as a combined structure for a mixing evaporator / condenser.
- the mixing section can have a first section for a mixing evaporator and a second section for a mixing condenser. In this embodiment, evaporation and condensation take place at different locations within the adsorption container.
- this is characterized by an arrangement of at least two modules through which a refrigerant can flow and an arrangement of at least one heat exchanger for thermal coupling with a low temperature area and at least one heat exchanger for thermal coupling with a medium temperature area, a pump arrangement for Generating a refrigerant flow and a valve circuit for alternating connection of the modules to the at least one heat exchanger of the low-temperature range and the at least one heat exchanger of the medium-temperature range.
- This realizes the basic principle of a push-pull arrangement of two or more modules that continuously generates cold or pumps heat.
- a method for operating an adsorption refrigeration machine or heat pump comprising at least one adsorber, a mixed evaporator and a mixed condenser, is also specified.
- the part of the refrigerant flow that is not involved in the evaporation and / or condensation is transferred as a heat-transferring fluid to a downstream, external heat exchanger in thermal coupling with a low temperature range and / or medium temperature range.
- At least one first module, at least one heat exchanger in thermal coupling with the low-temperature range and at least one heat exchanger in thermal coupling with a medium-temperature range and at least one second module are provided, with an alternating thermal circuit via two interconnected refrigerant circuits containing the refrigerant flow
- the modules are coupled to the low-temperature range and the medium-temperature range, and the refrigerant is used as a heat-transferring fluid.
- the module Due to the alternating thermal, in particular fluid-technical, coupling of the modules to the heat exchanger, which is thermally coupled to a medium-temperature range, and the heat exchanger, which is to the low-temperature range, the module, which is in contact with the heat exchanger for the medium-temperature range, can be in desorption mode be operated, in which on the adsorber of the module adsorbed refrigerant is expelled and condensed on the refrigerant flow. The heat transferred to the refrigerant is then dissipated via the coupled heat exchanger, which is in thermal contact with the medium-temperature range or medium-temperature circuit.
- the module which is in contact with the heat exchanger for the low-temperature range, is operated in adsorption mode, in which water vapor, which evaporates from the refrigerant flow, is adsorbed on the module's adsorber.
- adsorption mode in which water vapor, which evaporates from the refrigerant flow, is adsorbed on the module's adsorber.
- heat is extracted from the refrigerant flow so that the refrigerant leaving the module can be used by the heat exchanger for the low-temperature area to cool the low-temperature area or low-temperature circuit. This enables continuous operation of the adsorption chiller or heat pump.
- FIG. 1 shows an exemplary module according to a first exemplary embodiment
- FIG 3 shows an adsorption refrigeration machine or heat pump according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
- the module 5, 6 is delimited by an adsorber container, the outer walls of which are shown schematically in FIG. 1.
- the adsorber container has a centrally arranged adsorber area which is delimited by the dashed lines in FIG. 1.
- a mixing area adjoins both sides of the adsorber area.
- the adsorber area contains an adsorber 1, 2, which has connections Adm and Ad out , via which a thermal contact between the adsorber 1, 2 and an external heat source can be established.
- the adsorber 1, 2 is surrounded on both sides by a mixing evaporator 3a, 4a and a mixing condenser 4a, 4b, which are arranged in the mixing area.
- the mixed evaporator 3a, 4a and the mixed condenser 3b, 4b can enclose the adsorber 1, 2 on all sides and concentrically.
- the shape of cylinders pushed one inside the other is possible here.
- the schematic representation of the arrangement of the components within the module 5, 6 is only of a principle nature and does not represent any restriction with regard to the configuration of the components of the module 5, 6.
- the interior of the adsorber container of the module 5, 6 serves as a phase transition space for a refrigerant that is passed through the mixing areas and the mixing evaporators 3a, 4a and mixing condensers 3b, 4b arranged there.
- a refrigerant is introduced into the mixing evaporator 3a, 4a and the mixing condenser 3b, 4b via connections designated KM, n in an atomization device and divided into a refrigerant flow in the form of drops.
- the refrigerant flow is collected in the lower area of the mixing evaporator 3a, 4a and the mixing condenser 3b, 4b, for example by a collecting device shown schematically, and via connections marked KM out for supply to downstream components of the adsorption chiller or heat pump, in particular for supply to heat exchangers , derived.
- the mixing area in which the mixing evaporator 3a, 4a and the mixing condenser 3b, 4b are arranged, and in which a refrigerant flow is formed by supplying refrigerant, is the place in which the condensation or from which the evaporation of the refrigerant takes place.
- the refrigerant flow heats up when it condenses and cools down when it evaporates.
- the refrigerant flow more precisely, the part of the refrigerant that is not involved in the phase transition in the module 5, 6, serves as a heat transport medium.
- no heat exchange with the external environment is provided within the mixing areas and the mixing evaporator 3a, 3b and mixing condenser 4a, 4b provided there.
- Only the adsorber 1, 2 is thermally contacted externally via the connections AD, n and AD out.
- the structure of the module 5, 6 differs fundamentally from the structure of conventional adsorption chillers, in which evaporators and condensers, which are in direct thermal contact with an adsorber, function as heat exchangers for transferring heat to an external heat transfer medium.
- the heat transfer to an external heat transfer medium does not take place by conduction to a heat exchanger contained in the phase transition space, but directly by cooling or heating the portion of the refrigerant that leaves the adsorber container or module 5, 6.
- the portion of the refrigerant that is not involved in the phase transition in the phase transition space is used for heat transfer in an external heat exchanger.
- a separating means in particular a separating grid or a separating sieve, is arranged between the mixing areas and the adsorber area. The separating agent prevents liquid droplets from passing directly from the mixing area into the adsorber area. This ensures that only the gas phase of the refrigerant reaches the adsorber 1, 2 or penetrates from the adsorber 1, 2 to the refrigerant flow.
- FIG. 2 shows an alternative exemplary embodiment of a module 5, 6 according to the invention.
- the module 5, 6 is in turn bounded by an adsorber container which forms a phase transition space.
- an adsorber area is formed which accommodates an adsorber 1, 2.
- a mixing area is formed which is in thermal contact with the adsorber area.
- the mixing area contains a combined mixing evaporator / condenser 3,
- the adsorber 1, 2 is connected to a medium-temperature circuit in order to adsorb refrigerant, the refrigerant flow through the mixed evaporator 3a, 4a (FIG. 1) or the refrigerant flow in the mixing evaporator / condenser 3, 4 (Fig. 2) removed heat. The refrigerant flow is consequently cooled. If the saturated adsorber 1, 2 is connected to a flea temperature circuit for desorption, the refrigerant desorbs from the adsorber 1, 2 and condenses on the refrigerant flow through the mixed evaporator 3a, 4a (Fig. 1) or the mixed evaporator / condenser 3,
- the refrigerant flow from the module 5, 6 is fed to a heat exchanger that is physically and physically separated from the module 5, 6 for thermal contact with an external heat transfer medium.
- a heat exchanger that is physically and physically separated from the module 5, 6 for thermal contact with an external heat transfer medium.
- the exemplary adsorption refrigeration machine according to FIG. 3 has two modules 5, 6, in each of which an adsorber 1, 2 is located.
- the modules 5, 6 are shown schematically in FIG. 3 and their structure is reduced to the contained adsorbers 1, 2 and mixed evaporators / condensers 3, 4. It is also possible to design one or both of the modules 5, 6 according to the configuration shown in FIG. 1.
- the modules 5, 6 each contain a heat exchanger in the adsorber areas, which is in contact with the adsorbent, which is introduced, for example, as a bed or applied to the heat transfer surface by a coating process.
- the mixing area for the mixing evaporator / condenser 3, 4 in the modules 5, 6 can either contain only the spray unit or additional packing or structures to improve the phase transition, and can be separated from the adsorber space by a network, which serves as a droplet separator (interrupted Line in the drawing), as has already been explained above with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2.
- the heat transfer to the heat transfer circuits for the low-temperature range NT and the condenser part of the medium-temperature range MT cd takes place through two heat exchangers 7, 8, which, in any conventional design, are used to transfer heat from a liquid, i.e. the refrigerant to a heat transfer fluid (water, thermal oil, air or other gases, Steam, secondary refrigerant in the case of a cascade connection of refrigeration machines) of the heat transfer circuits can be executed.
- a liquid i.e. the refrigerant to a heat transfer fluid (water, thermal oil, air or other gases, Steam, secondary refrigerant in the case of a cascade connection of refrigeration machines) of the heat transfer circuits
- the refrigerant is controlled by two pumps 9, 10 and a valve arrangement 11, 12, 13, 14, which is shown in FIG. 3 with four three-way valves 11, 12, 13, 14, in such a way that the heat exchanger 7 alternates with the Mixed evaporator / condenser 3, as well as the heat exchanger 8 with the mixed evaporator / condenser 4 and the heat exchanger 7 with the Mixed evaporator / condenser 4 and the heat exchanger 8 are connected to the mixed evaporator / condenser 3.
- the three-way valves 11, 12, 13, 14, 2 two-way valves or special valves are also possible.
- the module whose mixed evaporator / condenser is connected to the first heat exchanger 7, is operated in adsorption mode.
- the associated adsorber of the module is connected to a medium temperature circuit MT ad in order to effect adsorption of the refrigerant evaporated from the refrigerant flow in the mixed evaporator / condenser on the adsorber.
- the flow of refrigerant is thereby cooled and can be used to cool the low-temperature circuit in the first heat exchanger 7.
- the module whose mixing evaporator / condenser is connected to the second heat exchanger 8, is operated in the desorption mode.
- the associated adsorber of the module is connected to a high-temperature circuit in order to effect desorption of refrigerant on the adsorber and to drive out refrigerant from the adsorber, which condenses on the refrigerant flow in the mixed evaporator / condenser.
- the refrigerant flow is heated in the process.
- the heated refrigerant is fed to the second heat exchanger 8 in order to give off the heat there.
- the pumps 9, 10, valves 11, 12, 13, 14, heat exchangers 7, 8 and the refrigerant circuits must be vacuum-tight.
- the pumps 9, 10 are then advantageously magnetically coupled to the drive and must be installed in such a way that cavitation is avoided.
- the two adsorber circuits AD1 and AD2 are connected in a known manner by three-way valves with the external circuits high temperature HT and the adsorber part of the medium temperature circuit MT ad .
- the device shown is operated as an adsorption refrigerator. It is also possible to use the device shown as an adsorption heat pump in that the medium-temperature circuit connected to the second heat exchanger 8 is used as a useful circuit.
- the adsorption chiller or heat pump according to the invention With the structure of the adsorption chiller or heat pump according to the invention, the evaporation / condensation process on the adsorbers and the heat transfer between the refrigerant and a heating or cooling fluid can be decoupled.
- the refrigerant is introduced directly into the adsorber chamber of the modules according to the principle of mixing evaporators or mixing condensers, where it either evaporates or expelled refrigerant condenses on the surface.
- This method is also known as a direct phase transition (evaporation / condensation).
- the heat transfer to an external heat transfer medium does not take place by conduction to a heat exchanger contained in the phase transition space, but directly by cooling or heating the portion of the liquid that leaves the phase transition space.
- the portion of the liquid that is not involved in the phase transition is used to transfer heat to an external heat exchanger.
- the heat transfer to the two external heat transfer circuits of the low-temperature and medium-temperature circuits can be carried out in separate heat exchangers without these oscillating between the evaporation temperature and the condensation temperature.
- temperature fluctuations only extend to the refrigerant distribution, possibly built-in components to improve the phase transition (e.g. fillers, the thermal mass of which can, however, be limited by low material thicknesses or the use of plastics) and the pipe sections between the module inlet / outlet and valves, which however can be kept very short.
- Phase transition and heat transfer can be optimized separately using an efficient apparatus each, e.g. using Pall rings and plate heat exchangers. This significantly improves the overall efficiency, since a vibrating evaporator / condenser apparatus cannot be optimized for both tasks.
- the two objectives contradict each other: large surface for the phase transition and short distances for the heat transfer.
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