A thermal storage absorption refrigeration unit, including: a thermal storage device and an absorption refrigerating machine; an output end of the thermal storage device is connected to an input end of the absorption refrigerating machine. The excessive wind and solar power, along with electricity from the grid during off-peak hours, are stored in thermal storage device in the form of heat. These thermal storage device are configured to serve as the heat source for the absorption refrigerating machine. The thermal storage device can achieve an energy storage efficiency of 96%, offering advantages over battery storage, compressed air energy storage, and pumped hydro storage in terms of safety, efficiency, energy savings, and low upfront investment.

The present disclosure discloses a multi-energy coupled cooling/heating system for buildings in a long-term cooling region, including a multi-level management unit for heat sources, a solar energy heat collection unit, a lithium bromide absorptive refrigeration unit, a gas heat complementing unit, a ground source heat pump cooling/heating unit, and an indirect evaporative cooling waste heat recovery unit; the multi-level management unit for heat sources is connected to the solar energy heat collection unit, the lithium bromide absorptive refrigeration unit, the gas heat complementing unit, and the ground source heat pump cooling/heating unit; the ground source heat pump cooling/heating unit is connected to the indirect evaporative cooling waste heat recovery unit. The present disclosure adopts double-water tank structure, designs based on stratification principle, so as to achieve heat source classification management.

An electric lithium bromide absorption air conditioning unit and an energy storage refrigeration and heating system, including an electric lithium bromide absorption air conditioning unit and an electric heat storage device; the electric lithium bromide absorption air refrigeration unit comprises an electric heat generator; the electric heat generator comprises an electric heating device and/or an heat storage and heat exchanging device, and a grid power supply; the electric heating storage device comprises a heat storing and exchanging tank; the electric heating device is connected to the grid power supply. The generator used is an electric heating-type heat generator. By utilizing lithium bromide, it disrupts the conventional refrigeration compression cycle air conditioning system to address the global warming issue. This system can also give rise to independent energy storage cooling or heating solutions for grid-side energy storage projects, helping to solve the energy storage issues on the grid user side.

A thermal storage absorption refrigeration unit, including: a thermal storage device and an absorption refrigerating machine; an output end of the thermal storage device is connected to an input end of the absorption refrigerating machine. The excessive wind and solar power, along with electricity from the grid during off-peak hours, are stored in thermal storage device in the form of heat. These thermal storage device are configured to serve as the heat source for the absorption refrigerating machine. The thermal storage device can achieve an energy storage efficiency of 96%, offering advantages over battery storage, compressed air energy storage, and pumped hydro storage in terms of safety, efficiency, energy savings, and low upfront investment.

A multi-energy coupled cooling/heating system, including a multi-level management unit for heat sources, a solar energy heat collection unit, a lithium bromide absorptive refrigeration unit, a gas heat complementing unit, a ground source heat pump cooling/heating unit, and an indirect evaporative cooling waste heat recovery unit; the multi-level management unit for heat sources is connected to the solar energy heat collection unit, the lithium bromide absorptive refrigeration unit, the gas heat complementing unit, and the ground source heat pump cooling/heating unit, the ground source heat pump cooling/heating unit is connected to the indirect evaporative cooling waste heat recovery unit.