Patent classifications
F25B41/37
REFRIGERATION SYSTEM AND REFRIGERATION DEVICE
A refrigeration system and a refrigeration device are provided. The refrigeration system includes a circulation circuit. The circulation circuit includes a main flow path, and a first branch and a second branch that are connected to the main flow path and are connected in parallel. The main flow path is provided with a condenser and a compressor. The condenser has an output end in communication with an end of the first branch and an end of the second branch. The compressor has two suction holes in communication with another end of the first branch and another end of the second branch, respectively. The first branch and the second branch are provided with a first evaporator and a second evaporator, respectively.
METHOD FOR COOLING THIN CORES IN PLASTIC MOLDS
A method for cooling a mold used in the production of plastic parts is described. A capillary feeds liquid carbon dioxide to a channel present in the mold typically used in making plastic parts having thin gaps or thin open sections in the plastic part. The channel will be approximately the same size as the inner diameter of the capillary but will increase in size either stepwise or progressively as it passes through the mold, particularly at the location where cooling is desired therefore providing more effective cooling to the mold and slides and lifters present therein.
Suction pipe and capillary tube arrangement for a refrigerator
A structure of a suction pipe provided with a capillary tube having a spiral shape being inserted into an inside thereof, capable of easily fixing the capillary tube to the suction pipe, and a refrigerator having the same, the refrigerator including a suction pipe, and a capillary tube having a spiral portion being inserted into the inside the suction pipe, the suction pipe including a first wall making contact with the spiral portion, a second wall making contact with the spiral portion while facing the first wall, and a connecting wall configured to connect the first wall to the second wall while being spaced apart from the spiral portion.
REFRIGERATOR AND METHOD OF CONTROLLING THE SAME
A refrigerator that includes a compressor configured to compress a refrigerant; a condenser configured to condense the refrigerant; a first evaporator that is configured to evaporate the refrigerant, the evaporated refrigerant being configured to cool a refrigerating compartment; a second evaporator that is configured to evaporate the refrigerant, the evaporated refrigerant being configured to cool a freezing compartment; a first heat exchanger; a refrigerating-compartment expansion device that is coupled to the first heat exchanger and that is configured to expand the refrigerant and provide the expanded refrigerant to the first heat exchanger; a second heat exchanger coupled to the second evaporator; and a freezing-compartment expansion device that is coupled to the second heat exchanger and that is configured to expand the refrigerant and provide the expanded refrigerant to the second heat exchanger, wherein the first heat exchanger is configured to cool the second heat exchanger is disclosed.
Electric valve and refrigerating system comprising the same
Electric valve and a refrigerating system. An inlet, a pressure relief port and a plurality of outlets are set on a valve seat of the electric valve; a valve cap is covered above the valve seat; an electric motor is fixedly set on the valve cap, a stator of the electric motor is set on the outer surface of the valve cap, and a rotor is set in the intracavity of the valve cap; the lower end of a mandrel is fixedly provided with a valve core that is opened with a pressure-relief diversion slot and a through slot, wherein the pressure-relief diversion slot is opened on the lower surface of the valve core, the through slot penetrates through the valve core along the thickness direction of the valve core. Refrigerant bifurcation, cutoff, pressure relief, etc., in refrigerating system is realized by rotating the valve core to different positions.
Outdoor unit for multi-type air conditioner
An outdoor unit for a multi-type air conditioner includes a compressor, a four-way valve, an outdoor heat exchanger, an outdoor expansion valve, a liquid tank, an accumulator, a shutoff valve provided for the refrigerant pipe between a liquid refrigerant inlet/outlet port and the liquid tank in the outdoor unit, and a first bypass circuit provided in the refrigerant pipe for bypassing the shutoff valve through a capillary tube to connect a liquid refrigerant inlet/outlet port side to an upper side of the refrigerant pipe in a gravity direction. The outdoor unit further includes a second bypass circuit for connecting a bottom portion of the liquid tank to an inlet side of the accumulator via an electromagnetic valve.
SYSTEM FOR COOLING AND METHODS FOR COOLING AND FOR CONTROLLING A COOLING SYSTEM
A system for cooling and controlling a cooling system having a variable speed compressor, a condenser, a variable flow regulator, a metering device, an evaporator, and a refrigerant. The system includes controlling the speed of the variable speed compressor by transmitting a control signal to the variable speed compressor such that the speed of the variable speed compressor is based on the control signal and lowering the speed of the variable speed compressor results in a lower flow rate of the refrigerant and thus a reduced rate of cooling. The system also includes selectively opening or closing the variable flow regulator such that a closed variable flow regulator restricts the flow of the refrigerant through the evaporator and thus reduces the rate of cooling.
Refrigerant Cycling Air Cooling Assembly
A refrigerant cycling air cooling assembly incorporating a matrix of refrigerant conveying conduits, the matrix of refrigerant conveying conduits including outdoor and indoor conduit matrixes which are in communication with each other, wherein the outdoor matrix of conduits includes a heated pressure vessel, wherein the outdoor matrix of conduits includes a condenser unit and wherein the indoor matrix of conduits includes an evaporator unit. The assembly further incorporates an electric motor driven pump connected operatively to the matrix of refrigerant conveying conduits. The pump is positioned within the matrix for impelling refrigerant condensate toward the evaporator unit. The assembly includes outdoor and indoor electric motor driven fans respectively positioned for impelling flows of air through the condenser unit and through the evaporator unit.
Refrigerator cooling system and method for defrosting refrigerator
Disclosed are a refrigerator cooling system and a method for defrosting a refrigerator. The refrigerator cooling system includes a refrigerant circulation flow path provided with a compressor, a condenser, a throttling device and an evaporator. The throttling device has a throttling working mode for cooling and a defrosting working mode not used for cooling. The throttling working mode and the defrosting working mode are switched with each other. The condenser has a first heat release mode corresponding to the throttling working mode and a second heat release mode corresponding to the defrosting working mode, and a heat release amount of a refrigerant flowing through the condenser in the second heat release mode is lower than a heat release amount of the refrigerant flowing through the condenser in the first heat release mode.
Refrigerator cooling system and method for defrosting refrigerator
Disclosed are a refrigerator cooling system and a method for defrosting a refrigerator. The refrigerator cooling system includes a refrigerant circulation flow path provided with a compressor, a condenser, a throttling device and an evaporator. The throttling device has a throttling working mode for cooling and a defrosting working mode not used for cooling. The throttling working mode and the defrosting working mode are switched with each other. The condenser has a first heat release mode corresponding to the throttling working mode and a second heat release mode corresponding to the defrosting working mode, and a heat release amount of a refrigerant flowing through the condenser in the second heat release mode is lower than a heat release amount of the refrigerant flowing through the condenser in the first heat release mode.