Air conditioning apparatus and method

Heat exchange – Heating and cooling – Heating and cooling of the same material

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62 2, 62271, 126270, 126400, 165DIG4, F25B 1300

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040810240

ABSTRACT:
Efficiency of an open-cycle air conditioning apparatus and method for heating and cooling is improved and the economy of external power is increased both with respect to cost and energy consumption by providing a combination of a primary heater and a secondary heater for heating the regeneration stream for regenerating the desiccant means in the air conditioning apparatus. The thermal source for the primary heater may utilize waste heat or solar energy which is transferred to a solid phase thermal storage means by a gaseous phase heat exchange medium. The thermal energy may be transferred from the thermal storage means to the regeneration stream of the open-cycle air conditioning apparatus either directly by passing the air stream over the solid phase thermal storage means or indirectly by passing liquid in an enclosed system through the solid phase thermal storage means and the regeneration stream.

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patent: 2680565 (1954-06-01), Lof
patent: 3144901 (1964-08-01), Meek
patent: 3470708 (1969-10-01), Weil et al.

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