Refrigeration – Chemical reaction or solids dissolving
Patent
1992-07-27
1993-07-27
Capossela, Ronald C.
Refrigeration
Chemical reaction or solids dissolving
126263, 16510412, F25D 500
Patent
active
052302164
ABSTRACT:
The invention consists of sorption self cooling and self heating containers in which magnetic means are used to activate the containers. Water in an air evacuated chamber boils at low temperature and cools its surroundings. The vapor generated by the low boiling point liquid is removed by sorption by a desiccant placed in a separate chamber. The sorbed vapor heats the desiccant and it surroundings. The temperature changing potential of the device can be preserved indefinitely by a movable magnet-responsive iron barrier which prevents a communication between the liquid and desiccant chambers. The temperature changer is activated by an outside magnet which moves the magnet-responsive barrier.
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