CN220707582U - Anti-icing stress device applied to ice cold accumulation air conditioning system - Google Patents

Anti-icing stress device applied to ice cold accumulation air conditioning system Download PDF

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CN220707582U
CN220707582U CN202322357303.6U CN202322357303U CN220707582U CN 220707582 U CN220707582 U CN 220707582U CN 202322357303 U CN202322357303 U CN 202322357303U CN 220707582 U CN220707582 U CN 220707582U
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钟雪莲
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The utility model discloses an anti-icing stress device applied to an ice cold accumulation air conditioning system, the ice cold accumulation system comprises an evaporation ice coil pipe and a heat preservation ice pool, the evaporation ice coil pipe is provided with a plurality of layers, coil pipe sections are arranged in the heat preservation ice pool in a closed mode, a transition area is formed between adjacent coil pipe sections, the bottom of the heat preservation ice pool is provided with the anti-icing stress device, the anti-icing stress device comprises an air pump, a plurality of air pipes and a plurality of air nozzles, the air outlet directions of the air nozzles are arranged corresponding to the gaps of the coil pipe sections at the lowest layer, and water in the transition area can be replaced by air from the air in the air nozzles to prevent icing. According to the utility model, the air is continuously injected into the transition area of the evaporation ice coil through the anti-icing stress device, and bubbles are formed in the transition area by the injected air before the ice on the coil section is hard sealed, so that the bubbles cannot be frozen, and therefore, the stress generated by icing is not generated in the transition area, the evaporation ice coil can be safely protected, the service life of the evaporation ice coil is prolonged, and the probability of faults is reduced.

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Anti-icing stress device applied to ice cold accumulation air conditioning system
Technical Field
The utility model relates to the technical field of ice cold storage air conditioners, in particular to an anti-icing stress device applied to an ice cold storage air conditioning system.
Background
Due to the industrial development and the further improvement of the cultural living standard of people, the air conditioner is an indispensable device for people in hot weather, and the increase of power consumption is rapidly rising. When the power is used in peak, the power is in tension, and when the power is used in off-peak, the power is not fully utilized, so that the power demand of the peak is transferred, the power supply is balanced, and the effective utilization of the power is improved, thereby becoming a concern.
Ice storage is a mode of making water into ice, and the latent heat of phase change of the ice is utilized for storing cold energy. The ice storage air conditioner utilizes night low-valley load power to make ice and store the ice in the ice storage device, and the ice melting in the daytime releases the stored cold energy so as to reduce the power consumption load of the air conditioner in the peak period of the power grid.
The existing ice cold storage air conditioner makes ice through the ice coil, the freezing mode of the ice coil is hard ice, and in the normal ice making process, a refrigerant is injected into the ice coil, so that the ice forms an ice column outside the ice coil, and a non-freezing safety gap exists between the ice column and the ice column. When the temperature of the refrigerant is too low or the refrigerating capacity is increased, the phenomenon of icing easily occurs, and the safety gap between the ice column and the ice column formed outside the ice coil is frozen into ice. The volume of water in the sealed safety gap is amplified by 1.1 times after being frozen into ice, so that a huge extrusion force is generated, the extrusion force is conducted back to the ice coil along the original ice column, and strong extrusion stress is caused on the ice coil, so that the ice coil is damaged, the ice coil can deform and leak, the service life of the ice coil is shortened, and the probability of failure is increased.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of the above, it is an object of the present utility model to provide an anti-icing stress device for use in an ice storage air conditioning system.
In order to solve the technical problems, the technical scheme of the utility model is as follows: the utility model provides an use anti-icing stress device in ice cold-storage air conditioning system, ice cold-storage system includes compressor, condenser, expansion valve, evaporation ice coil pipe and is used for holding ice heat preservation ice pond of ice energy storage, evaporation ice coil pipe is provided with the multilayer in vertical direction the coil pipe section that is arranged in making ice among the evaporation ice coil pipe seals and is set up in the heat preservation ice pond, forms the transition district between adjacent the coil pipe section the bottom of heat preservation ice pond is provided with anti-icing stress device, anti-icing stress device is including setting up with the outer air conditioner pump gas machine of heat preservation ice pond, with the air conditioner pump gas machine connection pierces a plurality of air pipes that the heat preservation ice pond set up and a plurality of air cock that set up on the air pipe, the direction of giving vent to anger of air cock and the coil pipe section clearance correspondence of the evaporation ice coil pipe of the lowest floor make follow gas in the air cock can replace water in the transition district prevents icing.
Preferably, two adjacent layers of the evaporation ice coils are staggered.
Preferably, the air pipes are parallel to the axial direction of the evaporation ice coil, and the arrangement direction of the air nozzles on the air pipes is parallel to the axial direction of the evaporation ice coil.
Preferably, the air pipes are perpendicular to the axial direction of the evaporation ice coil, and the arrangement direction of the air nozzles on the air pipes is perpendicular to the axial direction of the evaporation ice coil.
The technical effects of the utility model are mainly as follows: air is continuously injected into the transition area of the evaporation ice coil through the anti-icing stress device, air injected before the hard icing seal of the coil section of the evaporation ice coil forms air bubbles in the transition area, and the formed air bubbles can not be frozen, so that extrusion stress generated by no icing in the transition area is generated, the evaporation ice coil can be safely protected, the service life of the evaporation ice coil is prolonged, and the probability of faults is reduced.
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FIG. 1 is a simplified schematic diagram of the overall structure of the present utility model.
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The following detailed description of the utility model is provided in connection with the accompanying drawings to facilitate understanding and grasping of the technical scheme of the utility model.
Example 1: according to the utility model, as shown in fig. 1, an anti-icing stress device applied to an ice cold accumulation air conditioning system, the ice cold accumulation system comprises a compressor, a condenser, an expansion valve, an evaporation ice coil pipe 2 and a heat preservation ice pool 1 for ice accumulation and energy storage, wherein the evaporation ice coil pipe 2 is in a multi-section tubular bent folded shape on a horizontal plane to form a serpentine structure, the evaporation ice coil pipe 2 is provided with multiple layers in a vertical direction, the ice making and ice accumulating functions of the evaporation ice coil pipe 2 are added, a bent section of the evaporation ice coil pipe 2 is arranged outside the heat preservation ice pool 1, a coil pipe section for making ice in the evaporation ice coil pipe 2 is arranged in the heat preservation ice pool 1, two ends of a coil pipe section in the heat preservation ice pool 1 are sealed by the inner wall of the heat preservation ice pool 1, a transition area 3 is formed between the coil pipe sections which are adjacent to each other, the size of the transition area 3 is changed along with the size of an ice column 5 formed by the coil pipe section, after ice column 5 between the adjacent coil pipe sections is hardened, the transition area 3 is sealed, in general cases, the transition area 3 is frozen easily, and the water is frozen excessively or the refrigerating phenomenon is easy to occur when the water is excessively low;
therefore, an anti-icing stress device is arranged at the bottom of the insulation ice pool 1, the anti-icing stress device comprises a cold air pump 41 air machine arranged outside the insulation ice pool 1, a plurality of air pipes 42 connected with the cold air pump 41 air machine and penetrating through the insulation ice pool 1 and a plurality of air nozzles 43 arranged on the air pipes 42, the air outlet direction of the air nozzles 43 is correspondingly arranged with the coil section gaps of the lowest-layer evaporation ice coil 2, and air continuously flows from bottom to top, so that the air in the air nozzles 43 can replace water in the transition area 3 to become air before the transition area 3 is sealed, the air can not freeze, and the effects of preventing the freezing of the transition area 3 and eliminating the stress generated in the transition area 3 can be achieved.
The two adjacent layers of the evaporating ice coils 2 can be arranged in parallel or staggered, so that the effect of ice making and ice storage of the evaporating ice coils 2 arranged in a staggered manner is better in general, and the formed transition area 3 is smaller in volume, so that the anti-icing stress device is more beneficial to injecting gas into the transition area 3.
The air pipes 42 are parallel to the axial direction of the evaporation ice coil pipe 2, and the arrangement direction of the air nozzles 43 on the air pipes 42 is parallel to the axial direction of the evaporation ice coil pipe 2;
or the air pipes 42 are perpendicular to the axial direction of the evaporation ice coil pipe 2, and the arrangement direction of the air nozzles 43 on the air pipes 42 is perpendicular to the axial direction of the evaporation ice coil pipe 2.
The air cap 43 may be in the form of a row or a plurality of side-by-side air caps.
Working principle:
when the ice columns 5 formed by the coil sections of the evaporation ice coil 2 and ice is formed between the adjacent ice columns 5 to close the transition zone 3, air is continuously injected into the coil section gaps of the evaporation ice coil 2 through the anti-icing stress device, the air flows from bottom to top to replace water in the transition zone 3 with air, the closed transition zone 3 is air bubbles, no water exists after the bubbles are formed, the bubbles are not frozen, and therefore compression stress after icing is not generated.

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1. The utility model provides an use anti-icing stress device in ice cold-storage air conditioning system, ice cold-storage system includes compressor, condenser, expansion valve, evaporation ice coil pipe and is used for holding ice heat preservation ice pond of ice energy storage, evaporation ice coil pipe is provided with the multilayer in vertical direction be used for making ice's coil pipe section seals to set up in the heat preservation ice pond, adjacent form transition zone between the coil pipe section, its characterized in that: the bottom of the thermal insulation ice pool is provided with an anti-icing stress device, the anti-icing stress device comprises a cold air pump arranged outside the thermal insulation ice pool, a plurality of air pipes connected with the cold air pump and penetrating through the thermal insulation ice pool and a plurality of air nozzles arranged on the air pipes, and the air outlet direction of the air nozzles is correspondingly arranged with the coil pipe section gap of the lowest-layer evaporation ice coil pipe, so that the air in the air nozzles can replace water in the transition area to prevent icing.
2. An anti-icing stress assembly for use in an ice thermal air conditioning system according to claim 1, wherein: the adjacent two layers of the evaporation ice coils are staggered.
3. An anti-icing stress assembly for use in an ice thermal air conditioning system according to claim 1, wherein: the air pipes are parallel to the axial direction of the evaporation ice coil, and the arrangement direction of the air nozzles on the air pipes is parallel to the axial direction of the evaporation ice coil.
4. An anti-icing stress assembly for use in an ice thermal air conditioning system according to claim 1, wherein: the air pipes are perpendicular to the axial direction of the evaporation ice coil, and the arrangement direction of the air nozzles on the air pipes is perpendicular to the axial direction of the evaporation ice coil.
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