CA2724255C - Co2 refrigeration system for ice-playing surfaces - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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Abstract
A CO2 refrigeration system comprises a condensation reservoir. CO2 refrigerant is accumulated in the reservoir. The CO2 refrigerant circulates between supracompression and evaporation loops. The supracompression loop comprises a compression stage for compression CO2 refrigerant to a supracompression state, a cooling stage in which CO2 refrigerant releases heat, and a pressure-regulating unit in a line extending from the cooling stage to the condensation reservoir. The pressure-regulating unit maintains a pressure differential between the cooling stage and the condensation reservoir. The evaporation loop comprises an evaporation stage in which CO2 refrigerant from the condensation reservoir absorbs heat in a heat exchanger. The heat exchanger is connected to an ice-playing surface refrigeration circuit. A second refrigerant cycles in the ice-playing surface refrigeration circuit. The CO2 refrigerant absorbs heat from the second refrigerant in the heat exchanger. A CO2 condensation exchanger is also provided.
Claims (26)
1. A CO2 refrigeration system comprising a CO2 condensation reservoir in which CO2 refrigerant is accumulated and circulates between a supracompression loop and an evaporation loop;
the supracompression loop comprising a compression stage in which CO2 refrigerant from at least the CO2 condensation reservoir is compressed to at least a supra-compression state, a cooling stage in which the CO2 refrigerant from the compression stage releases heat, and a pressure-regulating unit in a line extending from the cooling stage to the CO2 condensation reservoir to maintain a pressure differential therebetween; and the evaporation loop comprising an evaporation stage in which the CO2 refrigerant from at least the CO2 condensation reservoir absorbs heat in a heat exchanger, the heat exchanger being connected to an ice-playing surface refrigeration circuit in which cycles a second refrigerant, such that the CO2 refrigerant absorbs heat from the second refrigerant in the heat exchanger.
the supracompression loop comprising a compression stage in which CO2 refrigerant from at least the CO2 condensation reservoir is compressed to at least a supra-compression state, a cooling stage in which the CO2 refrigerant from the compression stage releases heat, and a pressure-regulating unit in a line extending from the cooling stage to the CO2 condensation reservoir to maintain a pressure differential therebetween; and the evaporation loop comprising an evaporation stage in which the CO2 refrigerant from at least the CO2 condensation reservoir absorbs heat in a heat exchanger, the heat exchanger being connected to an ice-playing surface refrigeration circuit in which cycles a second refrigerant, such that the CO2 refrigerant absorbs heat from the second refrigerant in the heat exchanger.
2. The CO2 refrigeration system according to claim 1, wherein the cooling stage comprises at least one of a gas-cooling unit, a heat-reclaim exchanger, and a heating unit.
3. The CO2 refrigeration system according to claim 2, comprising a plurality of the heating unit, with valves provided in relation to the plurality of heating unit to individually control an amount of CO2 refrigerant directed to each said heating unit.
4. The CO2 refrigeration system according to claim 3, wherein a fan of each said heating unit is controlled by a controller as a function of a temperature demand and of said amount of amount of CO2 refrigerant.
5. The CO2 refrigeration system according to claim 1, further comprising a relief system to relieve excess CO2 refrigerant pressure in the CO2 refrigeration system, the relief system comprising at least a pair of valves in parallel and opening to an exhaust, with a first of the valves being automatically operable from a first set point pressure to gradually release pressure, and a second one of the valves having a second set point pressure higher than the first set point pressure.
6. The CO2 refrigeration system according to claim 1, further comprising at least one pump in the evaporation loop to induce a flow of the CO2 refrigerant therein.
7. The CO2 refrigeration system according to claim 1, further comprising a geothermal well loop in heat exchange relation with the evaporation loop, the geothermal well loop having a geothermal heat exchanger for heat exchange between the CO2 refrigerant of the evaporation loop and another refrigerant absorbing heat from the CO2 refrigerant of the evaporation loop, the geothermal well loop extending to a geothermal well in which the other refrigerant releases heat geothermally.
8. The CO2 refrigeration system according to claim 1, further comprising a line extending from the evaporation stage to at least one of the CO2 condensation reservoir and the compression stage of the supracompression loop, to direct the CO2 refrigerant exiting the evaporation stage thereat.
9. The CO2 refrigeration system according to any one of claims 1-8, wherein the CO2 refrigerant in the supra-compression loop is compressed to a transcritical state.
10. A CO2 refrigeration system comprising a CO2 condensation exchanger for heat exchange between a supra-compression loop of CO2 refrigerant and an evaporation loop of CO2 refrigerant;
the supracompression loop comprising a compression stage in which CO2 refrigerant having absorbed heat in the condensation exchanger is compressed to at least a supra-compression state, a cooling stage in which the CO2 refrigerant from the compression stage releases heat, and a pressure-regulating unit in a line extending from the cooling stage to the condensation exchanger to maintain a pressure differential therebetween; and the evaporation loop in which circulates CO2 refrigerant having released heat in the condensation exchanger, the evaporation loop comprising a condensation reservoir in which CO2 refrigerant is accumulated in a liquid state, and an evaporation stage in which the CO2 refrigerant from the condensation reservoir absorbs heat to cool an ice-playing surface, to then return to one of the condensation reservoir and the condensation exchanger.
the supracompression loop comprising a compression stage in which CO2 refrigerant having absorbed heat in the condensation exchanger is compressed to at least a supra-compression state, a cooling stage in which the CO2 refrigerant from the compression stage releases heat, and a pressure-regulating unit in a line extending from the cooling stage to the condensation exchanger to maintain a pressure differential therebetween; and the evaporation loop in which circulates CO2 refrigerant having released heat in the condensation exchanger, the evaporation loop comprising a condensation reservoir in which CO2 refrigerant is accumulated in a liquid state, and an evaporation stage in which the CO2 refrigerant from the condensation reservoir absorbs heat to cool an ice-playing surface, to then return to one of the condensation reservoir and the condensation exchanger.
11. The CO2 refrigeration system according to claim 10, wherein the evaporation stage of the evaporation loop comprises a heat exchanger being connected to an ice-playing surface refrigeration circuit in which cycles a second refrigerant, such that the CO2 refrigerant absorbs heat from the second refrigerant in the heat exchanger.
12. The CO2 refrigeration system according to claim 10, wherein the evaporation stage of the evaporation loop comprises pipes under the ice-playing surface in which circulates the CO2 refrigerant to refrigerate the ice-playing surface.
13. The CO2 refrigeration system according to claim 12, further comprising at least one pump in the evaporation loop to induce a flow of the CO2 refrigerant in a liquid state in the pipes under the ice-playing surface.
14. The CO2 refrigeration system according to claim 10, wherein the cooling stage comprises at least one of a gas-cooling unit, a heat-reclaim exchanger, and a heating unit.
15. The CO2 refrigeration system according to claim 14, comprising a plurality of the heating unit, with valves provided in relation to the plurality of heating unit to individually control an amount of CO2 refrigerant directed to each said heating unit.
16. The CO2 refrigeration system according to claim 15, wherein a fan of each said heating unit is controlled by a controller as a function of a temperature demand and of said amount of CO2 refrigerant.
17. The CO2 refrigeration system according to claim 10, further comprising a relief system to relieve excess CO2 refrigerant pressure in the CO2 refrigeration system, the relief system comprising at least a pair of valves in parallel and opening to an exhaust, with a first of the valves being automatically operable from a first set point pressure to gradually release pressure, and a second one of the valves having a second set point pressure higher than the first set point pressure.
18. The CO2 refrigeration system according to claim 10, further comprising a geothermal well loop in heat-exchange relation with the evaporation loop, the geothermal well loop having a geothermal heat exchanger for heat exchange between the CO2 refrigerant of the evaporation loop and another refrigerant absorbing heat from the CO2 refrigerant of the evaporation loop, the geothermal well loop extending to a geothermal well in which the other refrigerant releases heat geothermally.
19. The CO2 refrigeration system according to any one of claims 10-18, wherein the CO2 refrigerant in the supra-compression loop is compressed to a transcritical state.
20. A CO2 refrigeration system comprising a CO2 condensation reservoir in which CO2 refrigerant is accumulated and circulates between a supracompression loop and an evaporation loop;
the supracompression loop comprising a compression stage in which CO2 refrigerant from at least the CO2 condensation reservoir is compressed to at least a supra-compression state, a cooling stage in which the CO2 refrigerant from the compression stage releases heat, and a pressure-regulating unit in a line extending from the cooling stage to the CO2 condensation reservoir to maintain a pressure differential therebetween;
the evaporation loop comprising an evaporation stage of pipes under an ice-playing surface in which circulates the CO2 refrigerant to absorb heat to cool an ice-playing surface, to then return to the CO2 condensation reservoir; and a geothermal well loop in heat-exchange relation with the CO2 refrigerant, the geothermal well loop having a geothermal heat exchanger for heat exchange between the CO2 refrigerant of one of the evaporation loop and the supra-compression loop and another refrigerant absorbing heat from the CO2 refrigerant, the geothermal well loop extending to a geothermal well in which the other refrigerant releases heat geothermally.
the supracompression loop comprising a compression stage in which CO2 refrigerant from at least the CO2 condensation reservoir is compressed to at least a supra-compression state, a cooling stage in which the CO2 refrigerant from the compression stage releases heat, and a pressure-regulating unit in a line extending from the cooling stage to the CO2 condensation reservoir to maintain a pressure differential therebetween;
the evaporation loop comprising an evaporation stage of pipes under an ice-playing surface in which circulates the CO2 refrigerant to absorb heat to cool an ice-playing surface, to then return to the CO2 condensation reservoir; and a geothermal well loop in heat-exchange relation with the CO2 refrigerant, the geothermal well loop having a geothermal heat exchanger for heat exchange between the CO2 refrigerant of one of the evaporation loop and the supra-compression loop and another refrigerant absorbing heat from the CO2 refrigerant, the geothermal well loop extending to a geothermal well in which the other refrigerant releases heat geothermally.
21. The CO2 refrigeration system according to claim 20, further comprising at least one pump in the evaporation loop to induce a flow of the CO2 refrigerant in a liquid state in the pipes under the ice-playing surface.
22. The CO2 refrigeration system according to claim 20, wherein the cooling stage comprises at least one of a gas-cooling unit, a heat-reclaim exchanger, and a heating unit.
23. The CO2 refrigeration system according to claim 22, comprising a plurality of the heating unit, with valves provided in relation to the plurality of heating unit to individually control an amount of CO2 refrigerant directed to each said heating unit.
24. The CO2 refrigeration system according to claim 23, wherein a fan of each said heating unit is controlled by a controller as a function of a temperature demand and of said amount of CO2 refrigerant.
25. The CO2 refrigeration system according to claim 20, further comprising a relief system to relieve excess CO2 refrigerant pressure in the CO2 refrigeration system, the relief system comprising at least a pair of valves in parallel and opening to an exhaust, with a first of the valves being automatically operable from a first set point pressure to gradually release pressure, and a second one of the valves having a second set point pressure higher than the first set point pressure.
26. The CO2 refrigeration system according to any one of claims 20-25, wherein the CO2 refrigerant in the supra-compression loop is compressed to a transcritical state.
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