Patent classifications
F24F5/0046
COOLING SYSTEM USING EJECTOR AND MEMBRANE
The cooling system according to the present invention may dehumidify and cool the indoor air by using the ejector, the ejector membrane, the evaporation chamber, and the indoor dehumidifying membrane. In addition, the coefficient of performance of the cooling system may be improved by cooling the refrigerant using evaporation latent heat generated in the evaporation chamber by the suction force of the ejector and cooling the indoor air using the refrigerant. In addition, by using solar heat to generate high-temperature and high-pressure steam and supply the generated steam to the ejector, energy use efficiency may be improved. In addition, since the temperature of the steam generated in the steam generating portion may be lowered by arranging and using the two first and second ejectors in multiple stages, energy efficiency may be further improved by reducing the consumption of the heat source required for steam generation.
Energy Control System, Method and Device, and Electronic Equipment
Disclosed in the present disclosure are an energy control system, method and device, and electronic equipment. The energy control system includes a controlled system, an energy control device and a weather server. The controlled system includes power generation equipment, energy storage equipment and air conditioning equipment. The power generation equipment, the energy storage equipment and the air conditioning equipment are connected in parallel by means of a direct-current bus. The air conditioning equipment is also connected to an alternating-current power grid; and the energy control device is in communication connection with the controlled system and the weather server respectively, and is used to acquire weather forecast information in a preset future time period from the weather server and send an optimal energy flow configuration in the preset future time period to the controlled system.
PARTIALLY UNDERGROUND VENTILATION SYSTEM FOR HEATING, COOLING, AND RECIRCULATING AIR OF A NEARBY FACILITY
A ventilation system applies geothermal temperature stability for ventilation of air in facilities near outdoor spaces. For example, there are a large number of wastewater treatment facilities built or renovated each year, with significant work on ventilation. The ventilation system therefore has significant potential for application and improvement of infrastructure.
ENERGY RECOVERY VENTILLATION PANEL
An energy recovery ventilation device includes a housing having a first side, a second side opposite the first side. The device also includes at least one first channel within the housing, and at least one second channel within the housing. The device includes a first inlet and a first outlet. The first inlet is fluidly coupled to the first outlet via the first channel. The device also includes a second inlet and a second outlet. The second inlet is fluidly coupled to the second outlet via the second channel. The device includes a first cover supported by the first side of the housing. The first cover is made of a first material. The device also includes a second cover supported by the second side of the housing. The second cover is made of a second material that is different than the first material.
Cooling system using ejector and membrane
The cooling system may dehumidify and cool the indoor air by using the ejector, the ejector membrane, the evaporation chamber, and the indoor dehumidifying membrane. In addition, the coefficient of performance of the cooling system may be improved by cooling the refrigerant using evaporation latent heat generated in the evaporation chamber by the suction force of the ejector and cooling the indoor air using the refrigerant. In addition, by using solar heat to generate high-temperature and high-pressure steam and supply the generated steam to the ejector, energy use efficiency may be improved. In addition, since the temperature of the steam generated in the steam generating portion may be lowered by arranging and using the two first and second ejectors in multiple stages, energy efficiency may be further improved by reducing the consumption of the heat source required for steam generation.
AIR CONTROL SYSTEM AND METHOD USING AIR IN ATMOSPHERE
An air control system and method using air in an upper zone of the atmosphere are disclosed. An air control system using air in an upper zone of the atmosphere includes: a floating body 11 provided to stay in the upper zone of the atmosphere; air transporting pipes 15a and 15b interlocked with the floating body 11 to transport air in the upper zone of the atmosphere; blowers 22a and 22b mounted below the air transporting pipe 15a and 15b; and an air transporting controller 18 controlling an operation of the blowers 22a and 22b. According to the embodiment of the present invention, it is possible to implement functions such as cooling, drying, and purifying of the surrounding air, removing mist, or generating clouds through the transport of dry and low-temperature clean air in the upper zone of the atmosphere with a simple structure. In addition, according to the embodiment of the present invention, it is possible to freely adjust a height of air control because there is no need to install a post tower to support an elevating device because it supports the floating body 11 on the ground without the post tower.
FABRICATED AIR CONDITIONER WALL AND OPERATION METHOD THEREOF
The present disclosure discloses a fabricated air conditioner wall and an operation method thereof, and the fabricated air conditioner wall included a precast wall and a heat pump system embedded in the precast wall. The components of the fabricated air conditioner wall are mass-produced and assembled in factories. The fabricated air conditioner wall mainly includes an indoor heat exchanger, a throttle valve, a condensate water tank, a four-way valve, a wall-buried pipe, a compressor, and an outdoor heat exchanger. In a cooling mode, condensate water is collected in the condensate water tank to cool the refrigerant. In winter, when the precast wall is illuminated by sunlight, a temperature of an outer wall is often higher than a temperature of outdoor air, and this solar energy can be reasonably utilized by the wall-buried pipe, thereby improving the heating effect of the air conditioner itself.
Solar Fan Device
A solar fan device a fan member, a motor member, a solar panel member and an alternate power source member. The fan member having an enclosure formed by an attachment of a front cover member and a rear cover member with one or more removable fasteners securing the closure of the enclosure. The enclosure including a plurality of interchangeable fan blades which are arranged around a spindle member positioned in the enclosure. The spindle member is attached to a motor member which causes the plurality of blades to rotate when the motor member turns on. The motor member actuates the rotation motion of the plurality of interchangeable fan blades. The solar panel member powers the motor member. The alternate power source member provides power to the motor member when the solar panel member is not providing power to the motor member.
GEOTHERMAL SYSTEM USING SINGLE WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM FOR HEATING AND COOLING SMART FARM AND BUILDING, AND METHOD FOR CONSTRUCTING GEOTHERMAL SYSTEM
A geothermal system includes: at least two geothermal holes (1) formed in the ground; a return water circulation tube (10) for returning underground water of the geothermal holes; a water collection and supply well (20) for collecting and then supplying the underground water returned by the return water circulation tube; at least one heat pump (30) for generating heat for cooling and heating, by using, as a heat source, the heat of the underground water supplied by the water collection and supply well; and a supply tube (40) which is an underground water supply means for supplying, to the geothermal holes, the underground water that supplied heat to the heat pump.
Air conditioning module
An air conditioning module including a thermo electric cell having a first side and a second side; an conditioning duct attached to the first side of the thermo electric cell; and an exhaust duct attached to the second side of the thermoelectric cell; wherein the conditioning duct receives and conditions air from a room, and the exhaust duct vents unwanted thermal energy.