WO2016076035A1 - 蓄熱材を収容する容器 - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to the container which accommodates the thermal storage material mounted in the inside of the reactor of a chemical heat pump.
- the chemical heat pump described in the above documents includes a “reaction part including a heat storage material”, a “condensation part including water vapor and water and performing phase transition between water vapor and water”, and “the reaction part and the condensation.
- Heat storage material refers to the property (first property) of becoming a hydrate by the exothermic reaction with water vapor and dissipating heat, and “the endotherm of the hydrate by receiving heat from the outside” It has a property (second property) of releasing water vapor from the hydrate by reaction and dehydrating and storing heat.
- the water vapor that has moved to the condensing part becomes water (liquid) by phase transition (condensation), and this water is stored in the condensing part.
- the high temperature gas is deprived of heat by the “endothermic reaction”. As a result, the temperature of the gas (exhaust gas) flowing out from the first fluid passage is lowered.
- the heat storage material powder is accommodated in a reactor provided in the reaction section.
- the aggregate of the heat storage material powder is packed with high density.
- the water vapor moving from the condensing unit to the reaction unit via the connection unit flows into the reactor from above the reactor. Therefore, water vapor easily reaches the region located above the reactor in the aggregate of powders packed in the reactor. As a result, the powder in the region located on the upper side of the reactor tends to generate the exothermic reaction.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above contents, and the object thereof is to make it difficult for the exothermic reaction and the endothermic reaction to occur in the heat storage material powder aggregate accommodated in the reactor.
- an object is to provide a “container for storing a heat storage material” placed inside a reactor of a chemical heat pump.
- the “container for storing a heat storage material” has a “longitudinal direction and a plurality of flow paths that extend in parallel to each other along the longitudinal direction, and the adjacent flow paths are porous.
- the plurality of flow paths are “a plurality of first flow paths each having an open end on the first side in the longitudinal direction and a closed end on the second side in the longitudinal direction”.
- Each of the plurality of second flow paths in which both of the first side end and the second side end in the longitudinal direction are open and the heat storage material is the plurality of first It is preferable that it is accommodated only in the flow path and not accommodated in the plurality of second flow paths.
- the first flow path and the second flow path may be alternately arranged.
- a plurality of “containers for storing a heat storage material” having the above-described configuration can be placed side by side in the reaction section so that the first side and the second side in the longitudinal direction coincide with the upper side and the lower side in the vertical direction, respectively. .
- water vapor flows into the container along the longitudinal direction from above the container.
- the first flow path is filled with the heat storage material, water vapor hardly enters the first flow path. Therefore, the water vapor mainly flows into the second flow path that is not filled with the heat storage material.
- the water vapor that has entered the second flow path moves in the second flow path from the upper side to the lower side, and reaches from the upper end to the lower end of the second flow path.
- the water vapor in the second flow path can move to the first flow path through the pores of the porous wall at any position in the vertical direction.
- the water vapor can reach the aggregate of the heat storage material powder in the first flow path substantially uniformly in the vertical direction. In other words, a region of the aggregate that is difficult for water vapor to reach is unlikely to appear. This means that the region where the exothermic reaction hardly occurs in the aggregate hardly appears.
- the reaction rate of the exothermic reaction and the endothermic reaction is increased by arranging a plurality of “containers filled with a heat storage material” arranged in the reactor. Therefore, it can be expected that the efficiency related to heat exchange between the fluid flowing through the “first fluid passage” and the heat storage material is increased, leading to an increase in energy efficiency of the chemical heat pump as a whole.
- the material of the wall is composed of the same material as “the heat storage material stored in the container”. Therefore, compared with the case where it is not so, the quantity of the thermal storage material which exists in the inside of a reactor can be increased, and the reaction amount in connection with heat exchange can be increased as the whole chemical heat pump.
- the material of the wall is composed of SiC or C.
- SiC and C are materials having a relatively high thermal conductivity. Therefore, according to this, the thermal efficiency regarding the heat exchange between the fluid flowing through the “first fluid passage” and the heat storage material can be increased.
- FIG. 9 is a fourth diagram for explaining the procedure for assembling the chemical heat pump shown in FIG. 2. It is a 5th figure for demonstrating the assembly procedure of the chemical heat pump shown in FIG.
- thermo equilibrium diagram which shows the relationship between each conversion temperature of multiple types of thermal storage material, and atmospheric pressure.
- FIG. 8 it is the figure which showed each conversion temperature of the multiple types of thermal storage material at the time of typical pressure.
- FIG. 1 of the chemical heat pump which concerns on 2nd Embodiment of this invention.
- FIG. 2 of the chemical heat pump shown in FIG. It is a schematic diagram corresponding to FIG. 1 of the chemical heat pump which concerns on 3rd Embodiment of this invention.
- FIG. 2 of the chemical heat pump shown in FIG. It is a 1st figure for demonstrating the assembly procedure of the chemical heat pump shown in FIG.
- FIG. 1 It is a schematic diagram which shows the structure of the whole container which accommodates a thermal storage material. It is a figure which shows the state in which the heat storage material was accommodated in the container shown in FIG. It is a figure for demonstrating the movement path
- the “reaction unit” includes a first reactor R 1, a second reactor R 2, and a third reactor R 3 that are separate from each other.
- the “condenser” is composed of a first condenser D1, a second condenser D2, and a third condenser D3 that are separate and independent from each other.
- the “connecting portion” includes “a pipe G1 that connects R1 and D1,” “a pipe G2 that connects R2 and D2,” and “a pipe G3 that connects R3 and D3.”
- the “valve” includes “a valve V1 that opens and closes G1,” “a valve V2 that opens and closes G2,” and “a valve V3 that opens and closes G3.”
- the portion indicated by the bold line in FIG. 1 is adjusted to a pressure lower than the atmospheric pressure by using the vacuum pump VP at room temperature after the assembly of the pump (before operation), and then sealed. The space to be performed is shown (the same applies to FIGS. 10, 12, and 18 described later).
- each of M1, M2, and M3 is arranged at a different position in the “reaction part”.
- All of the heat storage materials M1, M2, and M3 are “a hydrate and release heat by the exothermic reaction with water vapor” (first property), and “a hydrate that receives heat from the outside” It has a property (second property) of dehydrating and storing heat by releasing water vapor from the hydrate by the endothermic reaction.
- the conversion temperature of the heat storage material varies depending on the type of the heat storage material, and also changes depending on the atmospheric pressure surrounding the heat storage material.
- Typical examples of M1, M2, and M3 include CaO, MgO, and CaSO 4 , respectively.
- CaO, MgO, and CaSO 4 are related to the reactions shown in the following formulas (1), (2), and (3), respectively.
- “Q” indicates thermal energy.
- Ca (OH) 2 is a hydrate of CaO
- Mg (OH) 2 is a hydrate of MgO
- CaSO 4 1 / 2H 2 O is a hydrate of CaSO 4
- R1, R2, and R3 each incorporate a heat exchanger E having a meandering flow path.
- the heat exchanger E in R1 is embedded in an assembly of M1 powder housed in R1.
- the heat exchanger E in R2 is embedded in an assembly of M2 powder housed in R2.
- the heat exchanger E in R3 is embedded in an assembly of M3 powder housed in R3. Therefore, “between the fluid flowing inside the heat exchanger E in R1 and the powder of M1 accommodated in R1”, “the fluid flowing inside the heat exchanger E in R2” and accommodated in R2. Heat exchange between the M2 powder and the M3 powder contained in the R3 and the fluid flowing through the heat exchanger E in the R3 and the M3 powder contained in the R3. ing.
- the first side of the heat exchanger E in R1 is connected to the opening H1 of the pipe
- the second side of the heat exchanger E in R1 is connected to the first side of the heat exchanger E in R2 via the pipe F1.
- the second side of the heat exchanger E in R2 is connected to the first side of the heat exchanger E in R3 via the pipe F2, and the second side of the heat exchanger E in R3 is the opening H2 of the pipe.
- the “first fluid passage” includes the heat exchanger E in the openings H1, R1, the heat exchanger E in the pipes F1, R2, the heat exchanger E in the pipes F2, R3, and the opening H2. It is the continuous flow path comprised by connecting in this order.
- the “first side” of the “first fluid flow path” corresponds to the opening H1
- the “second side” of the “first fluid flow path” corresponds to the opening H2.
- the fluid flowing through the “first fluid passage” is “the position on the first side” in the “first fluid flow path” and “the heat storage material having a higher conversion temperature”. It can be said that each is configured to perform heat exchange.
- the first side of the heat exchanger E in D1 is connected to the opening C11 of the pipe, and the second side of the heat exchanger E in D1 is connected to the opening C21 of the pipe.
- a first side of the heat exchanger E in D2 is connected to the opening C12 of the pipe, and a second side of the heat exchanger E in D2 is connected to the opening C22 of the pipe.
- the 1st side of the heat exchanger E in D3 is connected with the opening C13 of piping, and the 2nd side of the heat exchanger E in D3 is connected with the opening C23 of piping.
- the “second fluid passage” includes “a continuous flow path formed by connecting the heat exchanger E in the openings C11 and D1 and the opening C21 in this order” and “the opening C12, "Consecutive flow path constituted by connecting the heat exchanger E in D2 and the opening C22 in this order” and “the heat exchanger E in the openings C13 and D3 and the opening C23 in these Corresponds to a “continuous flow path constituted by connecting in order”.
- FIG. 2 shows an example of a specific configuration of the entire first embodiment shown in FIG.
- the configuration shown in FIG. 2 is assembled by the following procedure.
- a heat exchanger E is prepared.
- the heat exchanger E includes an opening E1 connected to the first side of the “meandering flow path” formed inside the plate portion, and an opening E2 connected to the second side.
- 3A shows an example of the heat exchanger E having one plate portion
- FIG. 3B shows an example of the heat exchanger E having three plate portions. Yes.
- FIGS. 4A and 4B show an example in which the heat exchanger E shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B is accommodated in the base A, respectively.
- the first, second, and third heat storage materials M1, M2, and M3 filled are respectively the first, second, and third reactors R1. , R2, and R3. Moreover, what was filled with water (W1, W2, W3) becomes the 1st, 2nd, 3rd condenser D1, D2, D3, respectively.
- the opening E2 exposed at the top of R1 and the opening E2 exposed at the top of R2 are hermetically connected by a pipe F1, and the opening E1 exposed at the top of R2 and R3
- the opening E1 exposed at the upper part of is secretly connected by the pipe F2.
- a pipe B3 projecting above R1 and a pipe B3 projecting above D1 are hermetically connected by a pipe G1, and a pipe B3 projecting above R2 and D2
- the pipe B3 projecting upward is connected airtightly by the pipe G2, and the pipe B3 projecting above R3 and the pipe B3 projecting above D3 are hermetically connected by the pipe G3.
- Valves V1, V2, and V3 are interposed in G1, G2, and G3, respectively.
- V1, V2, and V3 are configured to be able to open and close G1, G2, and G3, respectively.
- the opening E1 exposed at the top of R1 corresponds to the opening H1
- the opening E2 exposed at the top of R3 corresponds to the opening H2.
- the openings E1 and E2 exposed on the top of D1 correspond to the openings C11 and C21, respectively
- the openings E1 and E2 exposed on the top of D2 correspond to the openings C12 and C22, respectively, and are exposed on the top of D3.
- the openings E1 and E2 correspond to the openings C13 and C23, respectively.
- a high temperature gas for example, exhaust gas from a factory
- first fluid passage for example, exhaust gas from a factory
- the high-temperature gas introduced from the opening H2 passes through the heat exchanger E in R1, the heat exchanger E in R2, and the heat exchanger E in R3 in this order, and is then discharged from the opening H2.
- the water vapor (gas) generated by the dehydration moves from R1 to D1 through the pipe G1.
- the water vapor that has moved to D1 becomes water (liquid) by phase transition (condensation), and this water is stored in D1.
- the high-temperature gas passing through the heat exchanger E in R1 is deprived of heat by the “endothermic reaction” (see equation (1)). Accordingly, the temperature of the hot gas is lower after passing through the heat exchanger E in R1 than before passing through the heat exchanger E.
- the water vapor (gas) generated by the dehydration moves from R2 to D2 via the pipe G2.
- the water vapor transferred to D2 becomes water (liquid) by phase transition (condensation), and this water is stored in D2.
- the high-temperature gas passing through the heat exchanger E in R2 is deprived of heat by the “endothermic reaction” (see equation (2)). Accordingly, the temperature of the hot gas is lower after passing through the heat exchanger E in R2 than before passing through the heat exchanger E.
- This “endothermic reaction” can occur only when the temperature of the gas passing through the heat exchanger E in R3 is equal to or higher than the conversion temperature of CaSO 4 . This “endothermic reaction” can be continued in the R3 until there is no CaSO 4 .1 / 2H 2 O.
- the water vapor (gas) generated by the dehydration moves from R3 to D3 via the pipe G3.
- the water vapor moved to D3 becomes water (liquid) by phase transition (condensation), and this water is stored in D3.
- the high-temperature gas passing through the heat exchanger E in R3 is deprived of heat by the “endothermic reaction” (see equation (3)). Accordingly, the temperature of the hot gas is lower after passing through the heat exchanger E in R3 than before passing through the heat exchanger E.
- the conversion temperatures of the heat storage materials M1, M2, and M3 that change according to the atmospheric pressure are controlled (for example, maintained constant). )There is a need. That is, at the time of heat storage, the water in the condensers D1, D2, and D3 receives condensation heat resulting from the phase transition (condensation) from water vapor to water. Therefore, if the temperature of the water in D1, D2, and D3 is not adjusted, the temperature of the water in D1, D2, and D3 will rise.
- the respective conversion temperatures of the heat storage materials M1, M2, and M3 are controlled (for example, kept constant), so that D1, D2, and D3 each have the above
- a “second fluid passage” is provided.
- a fluid for example, water
- these “second fluid passages” are each connected to the cooling device K during heat storage.
- the warmed fluid flowing out from the first side (C11, C12, C13) of the “second fluid passage” is cooled using a motor-driven fan, and the cooled fluid is pumped using a pump. It is introduced to the second side (C21, C22, C23) of the “second fluid passage”.
- each water in D1, D2, and D3 is cooled by exchanging heat with the fluid flowing through the corresponding “second fluid passage”.
- the temperature of the water in D1, D2, and D3 can be adjusted (eg, can be kept constant).
- each atmospheric pressure of R1, R2, and R3 is less than 1 atm as shown in FIG.
- the conversion temperatures of M1, M2, and M3 are maintained at 372 ° C, 143 ° C, and 100 ° C, respectively. Therefore, in this case, “the temperatures of the gas flowing through the first fluid flow path from the H1 side to the H2 side are 372 ° C., 143 ° C., and R 3, R 2, and R 3 in the heat exchanger E, respectively.
- the heat storage materials M1, M2, and M3 can be stored in all kinds of heat storage materials.
- the temperature of the gas in the heat exchanger E in R1 and R2 is lower than the conversion temperature of M1 and M2, respectively. Is also possible. Even in this case, the temperature of the gas in the heat exchanger E in R3 can be higher than the relatively low M3 conversion temperature. Therefore, even if the temperature of the gas flowing in from the opening H1 is relatively low, the heat storage material can be stored using the heat storage material on the side with the low conversion temperature.
- a low temperature (for example, room temperature) gas is converted into a “first fluid passage” using a pump or the like.
- a pump or the like are introduced into the “first fluid flow path” from the opening H2 and flow toward the opening H1 of the “first fluid flow path”.
- the low-temperature gas introduced from the opening H2 passes through the heat exchanger E in R3, the heat exchanger E in R2, and the heat exchanger E in R1 in this order, and then is discharged from the opening H1.
- the above “exothermic reaction” occurs, CaO, MgO, and CaSO 4 release heat, and their hydrates Ca (OH) 2 , It changes to Mg (OH) 2 and CaSO 4 .1 / 2H 2 O, respectively.
- the respective conversion temperatures of the heat storage materials M1, M2, and M3 that change according to the atmospheric pressure are controlled (for example, maintained constant). )There is a need. That is, at the time of heat dissipation, the water in the condensers D1, D2, and D3 is deprived of the heat of evaporation due to the phase transition (evaporation) from water to water vapor. Therefore, if the temperature of the water in D1, D2, and D3 is not adjusted, the temperature of the water in D1, D2, and D3 will fall.
- the respective conversion temperatures of the heat storage materials M1, M2, and M3 are controlled (for example, kept constant), and are provided in D1, D2, and D3, respectively.
- a fluid for example, water
- the second fluid passage a fluid (for example, water) is flowed in order to adjust (for example, keep constant) the temperature of the water in D1, D2, and D3.
- these “second fluid passages” are respectively connected to the heating device L during heat dissipation.
- the cooled fluid that has flowed out from the first side (C11, C12, C13) of the “second fluid passage” is heated using the heat of the hot water stored in the hot water tank, and is heated.
- each water in D1, D2, and D3 is warmed by exchanging heat with the fluid flowing through the corresponding “second fluid passage”.
- the temperature of the water in D1, D2, and D3 can be adjusted (eg, can be kept constant).
- the hot water stored in the hot water tank is deprived of heat by the fluid flowing through the “second fluid passage”.
- the water in the hot water tank is cooled, it is possible to take out the cold water from the hot water tank.
- the atmospheric pressure of each of R1, R2, and R3 is constant at 1 atm as shown in FIG.
- the conversion temperatures of M3, M2, and M1 are maintained at 138 ° C., 227 ° C., and 484 ° C., respectively. Therefore, in this case, “the temperatures of the gas flowing through the first fluid flow path from the H2 side to the H1 side are 138 ° C., 227 ° C., and R 3, R 2, and the heat exchanger E in R 1, respectively. , A state lower than 484 ° C.
- the temperature of the gas flowing out from the opening H1 of the “first fluid flow path” can be increased to 484 ° C.
- the second embodiment is only in that the “condenser” is composed of only a single condenser D1. This is different from the first embodiment in which the “condenser” is composed of condensers D1, D2, and D3 that are independent of each other.
- the “connecting portion” is configured only by the pipe G1.
- the pipe G1 connects D1 and “R1, R2, and R3”.
- the pipe B3 projecting above D1 and the “each pipe B3 projecting above R1, R2, and R3” are hermetically connected by the pipe G1. Is done.
- R1, R2, and R3 are connected to a single D1. Therefore, unlike the first embodiment, the atmospheric pressures in R1, R2, and R3 (thus, the conversion temperatures of M1, M2, and M3) cannot be individually adjusted. However, since the number of condensers and pipes is small as compared with the first embodiment, the configuration can be simplified and the manufacturing cost can be reduced.
- the third embodiment is “condensing section”. Is common to the second embodiment in that it is configured by only a single condenser D1.
- the reactors R1, R2, and R3 are only in that the reactors R1, R2, and R3 constituting the “reaction unit” are accommodated in a single common container RR. Is different from the above-described second embodiment in which exists independently.
- the number of pipes exposed on the upper part of the portion corresponding to the “reaction portion” is smaller than in the second embodiment. Therefore, it looks better than the second embodiment.
- the fourth embodiment is provided in the container RR.
- E is used as a part of the “first fluid flow path”.
- the area other than the three heat exchangers E is used as the “first fluid flow path” itself. That is, in the fourth embodiment, the “part close to the reactor R1 in the internal space of the container RR” is connected to the “opening H1 provided in the RR” and the “part close to the reactor R3 in the internal space of the container RR”. Is connected to “opening H2 provided in RR”. Accordingly, the “first fluid passage” is a continuous structure constituted by connecting the opening H1, the “region other than the three heat exchangers E in the internal space of the container RR”, and the opening H2 in this order. It is a flow path. The “first side” of the “first fluid passage” corresponds to the opening H1, and the “second side” of the “first fluid passage” corresponds to the opening H2.
- the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and various modifications can be employed within the scope of the present invention.
- the “plural types of heat storage materials” three types of heat storage materials having different conversion temperatures are used, but a configuration in which two types of heat storage materials having different conversion temperatures are used, or A configuration in which four or more types of heat storage materials having different conversion temperatures are used may be employed.
- the “first fluid passage” is constituted by a single continuous passage, but the “first fluid passage” may be constituted by a plurality of continuous passages connected in parallel. Good.
- CaO, MgO, and CaSO 4 are used as the three types of heat storage materials M1, M2, and M3 having different conversion temperatures, but M3 is replaced with CaSO 4 . Even if CaCl 2 is used, the same effects as those of the above embodiments can be obtained.
- CaCl 2 is related to the reaction shown in the following formula (4).
- “Q” indicates thermal energy
- “n” is an arbitrary natural number.
- CaCl 2 ⁇ nH 2 O is a hydrate of CaCl 2 .
- thermal storage material which has the said 1st property and the said 2nd property is used as several types of thermal storage material from which conversion temperature differs, "Exothermic reaction with a carbon dioxide gas” "The property of becoming carbonated and dissipating heat” (third property), and “Receiving heat from the outside, releasing carbon dioxide from carbonate by the endothermic reaction of carbonate, decarboxylating and storing heat
- a heat storage material having the property of “to do” (fourth property) may be used.
- the two types of heat storage materials M1 and M2 having the third property and the fourth property and having different conversion temperatures include CaO and PbO, respectively.
- CaO and PbO are related to the reactions shown in the following formulas (5) and (6), respectively.
- “Q” indicates thermal energy.
- CaCO 3 is a carbonate of CaO
- PbCO 3 is a carbonate of PbO.
- the heat storage material powder is introduced into the reactor so that the heat storage material powder is converted into the reactor. Is housed. For this reason, in the reactor, the aggregate of the powder of the heat storage material is filled with high density.
- the water vapor generated from the powder in the region near the upper lid of the reactor by the endothermic reaction described above It is easy to move to the connection part through the top of the reactor.
- the water snakes through a narrow gap between the powders packed with high density of water vapor In order for the water vapor generated from the powder in the region far from the top lid of the reactor due to the endothermic reaction to move above the reactor, the water snakes through a narrow gap between the powders packed with high density of water vapor. However, it is necessary to move upward. Therefore, since water vapor is difficult to move, water vapor is likely to be saturated. Due to this, the powder in the region far from the upper lid of the reactor is unlikely to generate the endothermic reaction.
- the “container for storing the heat storage material” shown in FIG. 23 is for coping with this problem.
- the main body has a longitudinally extending frame Q having an inner hole penetrating in the longitudinal direction, and the inner hole so that “a plurality of flow paths extending in parallel with each other along the longitudinal direction” are formed in the inner hole.
- a partition wall S for partitioning.
- the cross section of the frame Q has a rectangular shape, and the partition walls S are arranged so as to partition the rectangular cross section vertically and horizontally at a plurality of positions in the vertical and horizontal directions.
- the partition wall S is made of a porous material.
- the upper ends in the longitudinal direction are open and the lower ends in the longitudinal direction are closed by the plug member T as“ a plurality of flow paths ”partitioned by the partition walls S.
- the “first flow path U1” and “the second flow path U2 in which both the upper end and the lower end in the longitudinal direction are open” are alternately provided in each of the vertical and horizontal directions in the cross section of the frame Q. It has been.
- the heat storage materials (M1, M2, M3) are accommodated in the plurality of first flow paths U1, and the heat storage materials (M1) are stored in the plurality of second flow paths U2, as shown in FIG. , M2, M3) are not accommodated.
- the heat storage material powder may be introduced from above the container shown in FIG. 23 toward the upper surface of the container.
- the upper ends of the first and second flow paths U1, U2 are both open. Therefore, the charged powder enters both the first and second flow paths U1 and U2 by gravity.
- the lower end of U1 is blocked, while the lower end of U2 is not blocked.
- the heat storage material that has entered U1 remains inside U1 and is filled inside U1, while all the heat storage material that has entered U2 falls from the lower end of U2 to the outside of U2. To go. That is, as shown in FIG. 24, “a state in which only the plurality of U1s are filled with the heat storage material powder and the plurality of U2s are not filled with the heat storage material” is obtained.
- a plurality of containers in which only a plurality of U1s are filled with the heat storage material are prepared. 5, 16, and 20 described above, instead of the heat storage material powder itself, these containers are provided inside the reactor (more specifically, the heat exchanger in the internal space of the reactor is excluded). Are arranged in order in the area).
- the water vapor that has entered U2 moves in U2 from the upper side to the lower side, and reaches from the upper end to the lower end of U2.
- the material of the partition wall S is preferably composed of the same material as the “heat storage material accommodated in the container”. Therefore, compared with the case where it is not so, the quantity of the thermal storage material which exists in the inside of a reactor can be increased, and the reaction amount in connection with heat exchange can be increased as the whole chemical heat pump.
- the material of the partition wall S is preferably composed of SiC or C.
- SiC and C are materials having a relatively high thermal conductivity. Therefore, according to this, the thermal efficiency regarding the heat exchange between the fluid flowing through the “first fluid passage” and the heat storage material can be increased.
- first flow path U1 and the second flow path U2 are alternately provided in each of the vertical and horizontal directions in the cross section of the frame body Q. It is sufficient that at least one second flow path U2 exists.
- the present invention can be used in the manufacturing industry of containers for storing heat storage materials.
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先ず、本発明に係るケミカルヒートポンプの第1実施形態について、図1~図7を参照しながら説明する。
図1に示すように、第1実施形態では、「反応部」は、互いに別個独立した、第1反応器R1、第2反応器R2、及び、第3反応器R3で構成される。「凝縮部」は、互いに別個独立した、第1凝縮器D1、第2凝縮器D2、及び、第3凝縮器D3で構成される。「接続部」は、「R1とD1とを接続する配管G1」、「R2とD2とを接続する配管G2」、及び、「R3とD3とを接続する配管G3」で構成される。「バルブ」は、「G1の開閉を行うバルブV1」、「G2の開閉を行うバルブV2」、及び、「G3の開閉を行うバルブV3」で構成される。図1にて太線で示される部分は、ポンプの組立の後(稼働前)に、室温下にて、真空ポンプVPを利用して圧力が大気圧より低い圧力に調整されるとともに、その後に密閉される空間を示す(後述する図10、図12、及び、図18についても同様)。
Ca(OH)2+Q←CaO+H2O (発熱反応) …(1)
Mg(OH)2+Q←MgO+H2O (発熱反応) …(2)
2・CaSO4・1/2H2O+Q←2CaSO4+H2O (発熱反応) …(3)
次に、第1実施形態の作動について、図1、及び、図8及び図9を参照しながら説明する。以下、蓄熱時(高温のガスが有する熱の一部を蓄熱材に蓄熱させるとき)、保管時(蓄熱材に蓄熱された熱を蓄熱材に保管するとき)、放熱時(蓄熱材に蓄熱されていた熱を再利用するとき)の順に説明していく。
蓄熱時では、図1に示すように、バルブV1、V2、及び、V3を開けた状態にて、ポンプ等を利用して、高温のガス(例えば、工場の排ガス)が、「第1流体通路」の開口H1から「第1流体通路」に導入されて、「第1流体通路」の開口H2に向けて流される。開口H2から導入された高温のガスは、R1内の熱交換器E、R2内の熱交換器E、R3内の熱交換器Eをこの順に通過し、その後、開口H2から排出される。
このようにして蓄熱材M1、M2、及び、M3に蓄熱された熱を保管する際には、バルブV1、V2、及び、V3が閉じられる。これにより、凝縮器D1、D2、及び、D3内にある水から発生する水蒸気が反応器R1、R2、及び、R3に移動し得なくなる。従って、M1、M2、及び、M3のそれぞれと水蒸気との上記「発熱反応」(上記(1)~(3)式を参照)が発生し得なくなる。即ち、R1、R2、及び、R3内の蓄熱材M1、M2、及び、M3が「脱水物」の状態に維持される。この結果、バルブV1、V2、及び、V3が閉じた状態が維持される任意の期間に亘って、蓄熱材M1、M2、及び、M3(=脱水物)に蓄熱された熱がそれら自体に保管され得る。
放熱時では、図1に示すように、バルブV1、V2、及び、V3を開けた状態にて、ポンプ等を利用して、低温の(例えば、室温の)ガスが、「第1流体通路」の開口H2から「第1流体流路」に導入されて、「第1流体流路」の開口H1側に向けて流される。開口H2から導入された低温のガスは、R3内の熱交換器E、R2内の熱交換器E、R1内の熱交換器Eをこの順に通過し、その後、開口H1から排出される。
次に、本発明に係るケミカルヒートポンプの第2実施形態について、図10、及び、図11を参照しながら説明する。
次に、本発明に係るケミカルヒートポンプの第3実施形態について、図12~図17を参照しながら説明する。
次に、本発明に係るケミカルヒートポンプの第4実施形態について、図18~図22を参照しながら説明する。
CaCl2・nH2O+Q←CaCl2+nH2O (発熱反応) …(4)
CaCO3+Q←CaO+CO2 (発熱反応) …(5)
PbCO3+Q←PbO+CO2 (発熱反応) …(6)
以下、蓄熱材を収容する容器について、図23~図25を参照しながら説明する。
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- 蓄熱材を収容する容器であって、
長手方向を有するとともに、内部にて、前記長手方向に沿って互いに平行に延びる複数の流路であって隣接する流路が多孔質の壁で仕切られた複数の流路が形成された本体と、
前記複数の流路のうち一部の流路にのみ収容された蓄熱材と、
を備えた、容器。 - 請求項1に記載の容器において、
前記複数の流路は、それぞれが前記長手方向の第1側の端部が開口し且つ前記長手方向の第2側の端部が塞がれた複数の第1流路と、それぞれが前記長手方向の前記第1側の端部及び前記第2側の端部の両方が開口する複数の第2流路と、を含み、
前記蓄熱材は、前記複数の第1流路にのみ収容され、前記複数の第2流路には収容されていない、容器。 - 請求項2に記載の容器において、
前記長手方向からみたとき、前記第1流路と前記第2流路とが交互に配置された、容器。 - 請求項1乃至請求項3の何れか一項に記載の容器において、
前記多孔質の壁が、前記収容された蓄熱材と同じ材料で構成された、容器。 - 請求項1乃至請求項3の何れか一項に記載の容器において、
前記多孔質の壁が、SiC、又は、Cで構成された、容器。
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