Refrigeration – Processes – Compressing – condensing and evaporating
Patent
1977-12-19
1979-06-05
King, Lloyd L.
Refrigeration
Processes
Compressing, condensing and evaporating
62119, 62500, F25B 100, F25D 1500, F25B 106
Patent
active
041570154
ABSTRACT:
A refrigerant fluid is entrained within a down pipe of a closed loop water flow circuit to compress the refrigerant fluid from a gaseous state to a liquid state. A separation chamber at the lower extremity of the down pipe separates the liquid refrigerant fluid from the water and the water is drawn off. The water flows upwardly through a return pipe and pump, through a pipe for reintroduction to the down pipe at the lower end thereof. The drawn off liquid refrigerant flows upwardly through a return pipe and through an expansion valve. The refrigerant fluid, converted to a mixture of vapor and liquid, called a "quality mixture of the refrigerant" by the expansion valve, flows through an evaporator to cool a medium, such as air, passing therethrough. The refrigerant fluid, flowing from the evaporator and in a gaseous state at a higher temperature, is introduced to the upper end of the down pipe for re-entrainment in the water flowing into the down pipe.
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patent: 3789617 (1974-02-01), Rannow
patent: 3848424 (1974-11-01), Rhea
Hosterman Craig
Rice Warren
King Lloyd L.
Natural Energy Systems
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