F25B41/24

Heat pump system

The present disclosure relates to a heat pump system comprising an outdoor unit disposed in an outdoor space, a plurality of thermal load units supplied with cool air and hot air, and an intermediate unit disposed between the outdoor unit and the plurality of thermal load units, wherein the intermediate unit is connected to the outdoor unit through refrigerant pipes and connected to the plurality of thermal load units through thermal medium pipes.

Providing single servings of cooled foods and drinks

Systems and methods have demonstrated the capability of rapidly cooling the contents of pods containing the ingredients for food and drinks.

Providing single servings of cooled foods and drinks

Systems and methods have demonstrated the capability of rapidly cooling the contents of pods containing the ingredients for food and drinks.

Leak mitigation system

Example implementations relate to a leak mitigation (LM) system. The LM system may include a collection tank, a first valve unit coupled to the collection tank, a second valve unit coupled to a cooling loop carrying a coolant, and an LM pump coupled between the first valve unit and the second valve unit. Moreover, the leak mitigation system may also include a controller operatively coupled to the first valve unit, the second valve unit, and the LM pump to operate, in an event of a leak of the coolant from the cooling loop, the first valve unit, the second valve unit, and the LM pump to transfer at least a portion of the coolant to the collection tank from the cooling loop via the second valve unit and the first valve unit.

Leak mitigation system

Example implementations relate to a leak mitigation (LM) system. The LM system may include a collection tank, a first valve unit coupled to the collection tank, a second valve unit coupled to a cooling loop carrying a coolant, and an LM pump coupled between the first valve unit and the second valve unit. Moreover, the leak mitigation system may also include a controller operatively coupled to the first valve unit, the second valve unit, and the LM pump to operate, in an event of a leak of the coolant from the cooling loop, the first valve unit, the second valve unit, and the LM pump to transfer at least a portion of the coolant to the collection tank from the cooling loop via the second valve unit and the first valve unit.

HEAT PUMP FOR A VEHICLE

A heat pump includes a refrigerant loop. The refrigerant loop includes a first heat exchanger, a first region of a second heat exchanger, a third heat exchanger, a fourth heat exchanger, a compressor, a vapor generator, a first check valve, and a second check valve. The compressor includes a low-pressure inlet, a mid-pressure inlet, and an outlet. The vapor generator is positioned downstream of the outlet of the compressor and upstream of both the low-pressure inlet and the mid-pressure inlet. The first check valve is positioned immediately downstream of the third heat exchanger. The second check valve is positioned immediately downstream of the fourth heat exchanger.

HEAT PUMP FOR A VEHICLE

A heat pump includes a refrigerant loop. The refrigerant loop includes a first heat exchanger, a first region of a second heat exchanger, a third heat exchanger, a fourth heat exchanger, a compressor, a vapor generator, and a four-way valve. The compressor includes a low-pressure inlet, a mid-pressure inlet, and an outlet. The vapor generator is positioned downstream of the outlet of the compressor and upstream of both the low-pressure inlet and the mid-pressure inlet. The four-way valve is positioned immediately upstream of the first heat exchanger. At least one component chosen from the first heat exchanger, the second heat exchanger, and the vapor generator is free from compressor-driven flow of the first heat exchange fluid during a first predetermined set of heating modes of operation of the heat pump and a first predetermined set of cooling modes of operation of the heat pump.

Refrigeration device provided with a secondary by-pass branch and method of use thereof

A refrigeration device (100) having a closed circuit (C) within which a refrigerant fluid circulates and provided with a compressor and at least one shut-off valve (105) operable between an open position and a closed position to regulate the flow of refrigerant fluid through at least one evaporator depending on the temperature required by the user, the closed circuit includes at least one secondary by-pass branch (200) having an inlet section (201) and an outlet section (202) respectively arranged downstream (D) and upstream (U) of said at least one compressor (101) for the passage of said refrigerant fluid.

Refrigeration device provided with a secondary by-pass branch and method of use thereof

A refrigeration device (100) having a closed circuit (C) within which a refrigerant fluid circulates and provided with a compressor and at least one shut-off valve (105) operable between an open position and a closed position to regulate the flow of refrigerant fluid through at least one evaporator depending on the temperature required by the user, the closed circuit includes at least one secondary by-pass branch (200) having an inlet section (201) and an outlet section (202) respectively arranged downstream (D) and upstream (U) of said at least one compressor (101) for the passage of said refrigerant fluid.

MULTI-OUTDOOR UNIT PARALLEL TYPE NON-REVERSING DEFROSTING SYSTEM AND DEFROSTING CONTROL METHOD THEREOF
20220333837 · 2022-10-20 ·

A multi-outdoor unit parallel type non-reversing defrosting system, which includes an indoor heat exchanger and three or more outdoor units arranged in parallel. The outdoor units each include a compressor, a four-way valve, an outdoor heat exchanger, a first solenoid valve, and a bypass branch. Two ends of the bypass branch are respectively in bypass connection with a pipeline between the four-way valve and the outdoor heat exchanger and a pipeline between the first solenoid valve and the indoor heat exchanger. The bypass branch is provided with a second solenoid valve configured to control connection and disconnection of the bypass branch. When it is monitored that any outdoor unit is abnormal in frosting, the outdoor units which are not frosted are correspondingly distributed and started as required on the basis of a current heating energy requirement A of the indoor heat exchanger.