Carbon dioxide storage with thermoelectric cooling for fire supp

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1993-04-01

1994-02-22

Sollecito, John M.

Refrigeration

Using electrical or magnetic effect

Thermoelectric; e.g., peltier effect

169 11, 67 471, F65B 2102

Patent

active

052877027

ABSTRACT:
A long term pressurized carbon dioxide storage system for a fire suppression system includes an insulated tank (12) in communication with a chamber (52) chilled by a thermoelectronic refrigerator (50A, 50B) to condense carbon dioxide vapors and keep pressure in the tank below an upper limit to minimize boil off.

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