US20020017110A1 - Separated type air conditioner with evaporative condensing apparatus - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a separated type air conditioner having an outdoor unit connected to at least one indoor unit by a chilled water circulating system, and more particularly relates to such a separated type air conditioner in which an evaporative condensing apparatus is used in the outdoor unit to greatly improve the cooling efficiency therefore.
- FIG. 15 shows a liquid-gas curve obtained form R-22 cooling medium.
- the cooling medium can easily be condensed with a low relative pressure when at a low temperature, for example: when at 45° C.
- An evaporative type condensing apparatus of an air conditioner dissipates heat by means of evaporation of water which is sprayed on to the surface of the medium coil. Theoretically one liter of water absorbs about 539 Kcal evaporating latent heat when evaporated. Therefore the heat dissipation effect of an evaporative type is much better than an air cooling type or a water cooling type.
- the present invention has been accomplished to provide a separated type air conditioner which eliminates the aforesaid drawbacks.
- the evaporating apparatus in the outdoor unit is formed of a medium/water heat exchanger type water chiller in which the cooling medium absorbs heat from water during evaporating so as to produce chilled water thereat;
- the indoor unit is formed of a water/air heat exchanger type air cooler comprising a plurality of chilled water coils having a plurality of parallel cooling fins perpendicularly to the coil tubes to form a plurality of air gaps there between, a fan system disposed at a front side of the chilled water coils for delivering a current of air passing through the air gaps between the cooling fins and to be cooled therefore; and a water circulating system comprising a water pump disposed in the outdoor unit for operating the system therefore, a piping system including a chilled water delivering piping connected form an outlet pipe fitting of the water chiller of the outdoor unit to an inlet pipe fitting of the air cooler of the indoor unit, and a water feedback piping connected from an outlet pipe fitting of an inlet pipe fitting of the water chill
- the evaporative condensing apparatus of the outdoor unit comprises a plurality of condenser coils and characteristically having a layer of absorptive material covered on the condenser coils, a water supply system having a plurality of water spray tubes and absorptive material covered on the water outlets of the water spray tubes for permitting supplied evaporative water to be evenly smoothly distributed to the absorptive material at the condenser coils, and a control PC board which automatically adjusts an intermittent period of water supplying according to a temperature signal taken from the condensing coil by a thermal sensor, and an electromagnetic valve controlled by the control PC board to let water be delivered intermittently from a water source to the layer of absorptive material of each condenser coil; a compressor of comparative low pressure controlled to provide an adequate pressure for delivering the gas state cooling medium into the condensing unit and to condense the medium into liquid state thereat. And a condenser fan controlled to
- FIG. 1 is a schematic plane view according to the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view of an embodiment of a separated type air conditioner according to the present invention of FIG. 1. (Shown one indoor unit only.)
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view of an outdoor unit according to a preferable embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is an exploded view of FIG. 3.
- FIG. 5 shows a preferable embodiment of an evaporative condensing apparatus of the present invention.
- FIG. 5A is another embodiment of an evaporative condensing apparatus of the present invention.
- FIG. 5B shows a partial evaporative condensing apparatus according to the present invention which is combined with a conventional air cooled condenser.
- FIGS. 5C and 5D show a second and a third embodiment of a partial evaporative condensing apparatus.
- FIG. 6 is an exploded view of an evaporative condensing apparatus according to FIG. 5.
- FIG. 6A shows an embodiment of a method for covering a layer of absorptive material onto a condensing coil.
- FIG. 6B shows another method for covering a layer of absorptive material onto a condensing coil.
- FIG. 7 is a block diagram of a PC board according to the present invention.
- FIG. 7A is a plan view of FIG. 7.
- FIG. 8 shows how to set a periodic time of water supplying from 1 sec. to 15 sec. by a piano switch shown in FIG. 7.
- FIG. 9A is a schematic drawing showing a set period of water supplying and a predetermined intermittence of a normal operating status controlled by the PC board.
- FIG. 9B showing a schematic diagram which the period of water supplying and the intermittence are adjusted by the PC board automatically due to an excess temperature occurs.
- FIG. 10 shows an embodiment of a water distributor used in the evaporative condensing apparatus of the present invention.
- FIG. 11 shows another embodiment of a water distributor of FIG. 10.
- FIG. 12 is perspective view of a preferable embodiment of a heat exchanger used as an evaporating apparatus in the outdoor unit of the present invention.
- FIG. 13 shows an alternative embodiment of a sleeve tubular coil type heat exchanger.
- FIG. 14 is an exploded view of a preferable embodiment of an indoor unit of the present invention.
- FIG. 15 is a schematic diagram showing a liquid-gas curve obtained from R-22 cooling medium.
- a separated type air conditioner according to the present invention comprises an outdoor unit 10 and at last on indoor unit 20 ( 20 A, 20 B and 20 C as shown in FIG. 1), and a chilled water circulating system 30 connected between the outdoor unit 10 and the indoor unit 20 for cooling capability transmitting.
- the outdoor unit 10 comprises an evaporative condensing apparatus 110 including an evaporative water supply system 150 having a water distributor 158 and an electromagnetic valve 159 for intermittently supplying water therefore, and a fan system 160 having a motor 162 and a fan blade 164 to draw currents of air for speeding the evaporative water to be evaporated and carrying the evaporated moisture and heat away from the condensing unit 110 ; an evaporating apparatus 130 formed of a medium/water heat exchanger type water chiller to chill a circulating flow of water thereat; and a cooling medium system 120 having a compressor 122 to compress the gas state cooling medium into the evaporative condensing apparatus 110 in a proper critical pressure for condensing the gas state medium into liquid state and circulating the liquid state medium to the medium/water heat exchanger type evaporating apparatus 130 through an expansion valve 124 , in which the medium absorbing a large amount of heat from the circulating water due to evaporating, the evaporated gas state medium is then guided
- each indoor unit 20 is formed of a water/air heat exchanger having a fan system (not shown) for circulating an air flow to be cooled by chilled water therefore.
- a chilled water circulating system 30 including a water pump 310 disposed at a front of an inlet 136 of the water chiller type evaporating apparatus 130 of the outdoor unit 10 for pumping water into the water chiller type evaporative apparatus 130 , a chilled water delivering piping 320 connected from an outlet 138 of the water chiller type evaporative apparatus 130 to an inlet pipe fitting 322 of the indoor unit 20 , and a water feedback piping 330 connected from an outlet pipe fitting 332 (FIG. 14) of the indoor unit 20 back to the pump 310 so as to complete the circulation of the system 30 therefore.
- the outdoor unit 10 comprises: A casing 100 having a front panel 101 with a fan screen, a U-type flange 102 , a top cover 103 , and a back panel 104 with a plurality of air slats; An evaporative condensing apparatus 110 (referring with FIG. 5 and FIG.
- An evaporative water supply system 150 which mainly takes water source directly from the city water system to a plurality of water distributors 158 through a tube 157 and an electromagnetic valve 159 for intermittently supplying water to the layer of absorptive material 114 , a stand by water source used in case of when the city water system is accidentally stopt including a water tank 152 , a screen 154 and a pump 156 , in which the condensed water occurred on the outside surface of the water chiller 130 will be collected to the water tank 152 and the condensed water occurred on the outside surface of the chilled water coils of each indoor unit 20 will be also collected and respectively guided by a tube
- a fan system 160 including a motor 162 and a fan blade 164 to blow a current of air flow through the gaps 113 for speeding the evaporating of the evaporative water in the absorptive material 114 and carrying the evaporated moisture and heat away from the evaporative condensing apparatus 110 , in which a large amount of evaporative latent heat absorbed from the cooling medium in the coil 112 causes the temperature of the medium reached to a much lower point than that the other conventional types of condensing apparatus can be reached, therefore a comparatively lower relative critical pressure can sufficiently be used to condense the medium thereat;
- An evaporating apparatus 130 which is a heat exchanger type water chiller disposed on a base plate of the U-type flange 102 of the casing 100 for producing chilled water thereat;
- a cooling medium circulating system 120 including a medium compressor 122 to provide a comparative low pressure which is just satisfied to a relative critical point for condensing the medium of comparative low temperature in the evapor
- FIG. 5A which shows another embodiment of the evaporative condenser 110 having a plurality of “L”-shaped condensing coils 112 covered with a layer of absorptive material 114 for increasing the area of heat conducting surface and absorptive material to improve the cooling efficiency therefore.
- FIGS. 5B, 5C and 5 D which an evaporative condensing apparatus 110 can be used to combine with a conventional air cooled condenser 40 in different types if necessary.
- FIGS. 6, 6A and 6 B there shows different methods for covering the absorptive material 114 onto the condensing coils 112 which FIG. 6A shows a tape of absorptive material 114 spirally wound onto coil 112 , while FIG. 6B shows a tubular absorptive material 114 slipped freely over the coil 112 thereon, the absorptive material 114 can be obtained from non-woven cloth, cloth, natural fibers, synthetic fibers, etc.
- a PC board 170 which automatically control the evaporative water supply system 150 comprises a CPU 176 , a power supply connector 172 , a piano switch 178 disposed on the front panel 101 for manually setting a predetermined time period of evaporative water supplying from 1 second to 15 seconds (se FIG. 8) according to the capacity of the air conditioner referred to the instruction of the manufacturer, a select switch 179 having an “auto” position for normal operation and a “cont.” (continuous) position for cleaning the apparatus only during maintenance, a thermal sensor 174 for detecting the medium temperature in the condensing coil 112 , and an output line to automatically control the open/close operation of the electromagnetic valve 159 .
- the intermittent time of two minutes is assumed that the amount of water once supplied to the absorptive material 114 covered on the condensing coils 112 in a “t” second period will be approximately fully evaporated within the controlled intermittence to provide a highest effect for absorbing latent heat from the cooling medium for obtaining an ideal setting temperature around 34° C. (point B′ in FIG. 15).
- the CPU 176 will automatically reduce the intermittence to a predetermined substitution say one minute for example, and automatically override the manual setting of the piano switch 178 to increase the water supplying period of “t” sec.
- the main characterization of the present invention is not only by using of absorptive material 114 covered on the condensing coils 112 but also by using an intermittent water supplying system 150 to let the water (which is held in the absorptive material) having enough time to fully evaporated, and automatically controlled by a PC board 170 to maintain an extreme low constant temperature for highly increasing the cooling efficiency of the evaporative condensing apparatus therefore.
- a water distributor 158 can be formed of different types, which FIG. 10 shows water distributors 158 formed of a plurality of round manifold tubes having a plurality of spray holes disposed downward and evenly to each manifold tubes, a hose 157 for guiding evaporative water to the distributor 158 intermittently from the electromagnetic valve 179 therefrom, while FIG. 11 shows a plurality of flat manifold tubes of distributors 158 instead of round manifold tubes thereof.
- a sandwich plate type medium/water heat exchanger used as a water chiller of the evaporating apparatus 130 in the present invention which comprises a plurality layers of heat conductive metal plates 131 formed a plurality of thin medium compartments and a plurality of thin water compartments arranged alternately one after another separated respectively by heat conductive metal plates 131 and fixed by a rear wall 135 and a front wall 133 , a medium inlet 132 , a medium outlet 134 , a water inlet 136 and a water outlet 138 with pipe fittings (not shown) disposed at the front wall 133 to connect with the respective corresponding piping system therefore, in which the cooling medium takes evaporative latent heat from water so as to produce chilled water threat.
- an alternative heat exchanger 130 of a sleeve tubular coil type having a water circulation core tube 139 inserted in the coil tube 137 in which the cooling medium guided from the inlet 132 into a tubular space between the core tube 139 and coil 137 and evaporated thereat to chill the circulating water therein, and then guided to the compressor 122 (not show) from an outlet 134 , the circulating water passed through the core tube 139 in a reversed direction of the medium flow from an inlet 136 to an outlet 168 thereof.
- an outdoor unit 20 comprises a water/air heat exchanger 210 having a plurality of chilled water coils 212 and a plurality of cooling fins 214 formed a plurality of air gaps 213 thereat, and a fan system 220 having a motor 222 and a fan blade 224 to circulate an air flow through the gaps 213 for cooling the air flow in the room to be cooled, a remote switch (not shown) can be used to control the speed (RPM) of the fan motor 222 for maintaining a predetermined ideal room temperature therefore.
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- The present invention relates to a separated type air conditioner having an outdoor unit connected to at least one indoor unit by a chilled water circulating system, and more particularly relates to such a separated type air conditioner in which an evaporative condensing apparatus is used in the outdoor unit to greatly improve the cooling efficiency therefore.
- In a conventional separated type air conditioner, a condenser and an evaporator of a cooling medium system are separately installed in an outdoor unit and an indoor unit, therefore a long distance piping system of cooling medium is needed between the outdoor unit and the indoor unit for cooling medium circulating. However, there will be several disadvantages occurred, a large amount of cooling capability wasted in the long distance medium pipe due to that the medium is performed of low special heat and the pipes are exposed in the open air of a hot environment, further, the longer pipe of cooling medium is used, the higher compressing pressure of the medium compressor is needed, the power consumption then will be highly increased, further more, a long distance piping of cooling medium exposed in open air has the weakness of leakage due to a weather changing or an accident, it will seriously pollutes the environment.
- Theoretically, during the condensing process of cooling medium in the condensing apparatus, the medium is liquidized due to a temperature dropping by a cooling system under a certain high pressure delivered by a compressor, in which, the lower temperature can be reached, the lower relative critical pressure is needed and then a low pressure compressor can be employed for energy saving. FIG. 15 shows a liquid-gas curve obtained form R-22 cooling medium. As indicated the cooling medium can easily be condensed with a low relative pressure when at a low temperature, for example: when at 45° C. as point C of the curve, which is almost a lowest temperature that a conventional condensing unit can reach to, in which the relative critical pressure needed for condensing is about 18 kg/cm2, if the temperature can be dropped to 30° C. as point B, by a high efficient cooling system the relative critical pressure needed for condensing will be drastically reduced to 12.27 kg/cm2. Therefore, the energy efficiency ratio (E.E.R.) of an air conditioner is directly proportion to the efficiency of the cooling system used in the condensing unit.
- An evaporative type condensing apparatus of an air conditioner dissipates heat by means of evaporation of water which is sprayed on to the surface of the medium coil. Theoretically one liter of water absorbs about 539 Kcal evaporating latent heat when evaporated. Therefore the heat dissipation effect of an evaporative type is much better than an air cooling type or a water cooling type. However, when a conventional evaporative type condenser is used, it still has two disadvantages, firstly, the spraying water can not be held on a smooth surface of the bare metal condensing coils for a enough period of time to let the water getting fully evaporated, it will flows off from the medium coils before evaporated, therefore the heat dissipation effect is not fully developed, it cant do much better than the other two types; secondary, a large water storage means is needed to collect waste water that is not evaporated at the evaporative condensing unit of the air conditioner.
- The present invention has been accomplished to provide a separated type air conditioner which eliminates the aforesaid drawbacks.
- It is a main object to provide a separated type air conditioner in which the cooling medium system is circulated within the outdoor unit only, and not circulated to indoor unit, instead, a chilled water circulating system is used to connect from outdoor unit to each of indoor unit for cooling capability transmitting so as to improve the energy saving and environment protecting.
- It is another object to provide a separated type air conditioner which an evaporative condensing apparatus is used in the outdoor unit for highly increasing the cooling efficiency to provide an extreme low temperature of the cooling medium thereat, in which the relative critical pressure needed to condense the gas state cooling medium into liquid state can be greatly reduced, therefore a comparative low pressure compressor of low power consumption can be employed for energy saving.
- According to one expect of the present invention which the evaporating apparatus in the outdoor unit is formed of a medium/water heat exchanger type water chiller in which the cooling medium absorbs heat from water during evaporating so as to produce chilled water thereat; the indoor unit is formed of a water/air heat exchanger type air cooler comprising a plurality of chilled water coils having a plurality of parallel cooling fins perpendicularly to the coil tubes to form a plurality of air gaps there between, a fan system disposed at a front side of the chilled water coils for delivering a current of air passing through the air gaps between the cooling fins and to be cooled therefore; and a water circulating system comprising a water pump disposed in the outdoor unit for operating the system therefore, a piping system including a chilled water delivering piping connected form an outlet pipe fitting of the water chiller of the outdoor unit to an inlet pipe fitting of the air cooler of the indoor unit, and a water feedback piping connected from an outlet pipe fitting of an inlet pipe fitting of the water chiller of outdoor unit.
- According to anothert one aspect of the present invention, the evaporative condensing apparatus of the outdoor unit comprises a plurality of condenser coils and characteristically having a layer of absorptive material covered on the condenser coils, a water supply system having a plurality of water spray tubes and absorptive material covered on the water outlets of the water spray tubes for permitting supplied evaporative water to be evenly smoothly distributed to the absorptive material at the condenser coils, and a control PC board which automatically adjusts an intermittent period of water supplying according to a temperature signal taken from the condensing coil by a thermal sensor, and an electromagnetic valve controlled by the control PC board to let water be delivered intermittently from a water source to the layer of absorptive material of each condenser coil; a compressor of comparative low pressure controlled to provide an adequate pressure for delivering the gas state cooling medium into the condensing unit and to condense the medium into liquid state thereat. And a condenser fan controlled to draw currents of air through gaps in the condenser coils of the evaporative condensing unit in carrying the evaporated moisture and heat away from the evaporative condensing unit.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic plane view according to the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view of an embodiment of a separated type air conditioner according to the present invention of FIG. 1. (Shown one indoor unit only.)
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view of an outdoor unit according to a preferable embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is an exploded view of FIG. 3.
- FIG. 5 shows a preferable embodiment of an evaporative condensing apparatus of the present invention.
- FIG. 5A is another embodiment of an evaporative condensing apparatus of the present invention.
- FIG. 5B shows a partial evaporative condensing apparatus according to the present invention which is combined with a conventional air cooled condenser.
- FIGS. 5C and 5D show a second and a third embodiment of a partial evaporative condensing apparatus.
- FIG. 6 is an exploded view of an evaporative condensing apparatus according to FIG. 5.
- FIG. 6A shows an embodiment of a method for covering a layer of absorptive material onto a condensing coil.
- FIG. 6B shows another method for covering a layer of absorptive material onto a condensing coil.
- FIG. 7 is a block diagram of a PC board according to the present invention.
- FIG. 7A is a plan view of FIG. 7.
- FIG. 8 shows how to set a periodic time of water supplying from 1 sec. to 15 sec. by a piano switch shown in FIG. 7.
- FIG. 9A is a schematic drawing showing a set period of water supplying and a predetermined intermittence of a normal operating status controlled by the PC board.
- FIG. 9B showing a schematic diagram which the period of water supplying and the intermittence are adjusted by the PC board automatically due to an excess temperature occurs.
- FIG. 10 shows an embodiment of a water distributor used in the evaporative condensing apparatus of the present invention.
- FIG. 11 shows another embodiment of a water distributor of FIG. 10.
- FIG. 12 is perspective view of a preferable embodiment of a heat exchanger used as an evaporating apparatus in the outdoor unit of the present invention.
- FIG. 13 shows an alternative embodiment of a sleeve tubular coil type heat exchanger.
- FIG. 14 is an exploded view of a preferable embodiment of an indoor unit of the present invention.
- FIG. 15 is a schematic diagram showing a liquid-gas curve obtained from R-22 cooling medium.
- Please referring to FIGS. 1 and 2, a separated type air conditioner according to the present invention comprises an
outdoor unit 10 and at last on indoor unit 20 (20A, 20B and 20C as shown in FIG. 1), and a chilledwater circulating system 30 connected between theoutdoor unit 10 and theindoor unit 20 for cooling capability transmitting. - Which the
outdoor unit 10 comprises anevaporative condensing apparatus 110 including an evaporativewater supply system 150 having awater distributor 158 and anelectromagnetic valve 159 for intermittently supplying water therefore, and afan system 160 having amotor 162 and afan blade 164 to draw currents of air for speeding the evaporative water to be evaporated and carrying the evaporated moisture and heat away from thecondensing unit 110; anevaporating apparatus 130 formed of a medium/water heat exchanger type water chiller to chill a circulating flow of water thereat; and acooling medium system 120 having acompressor 122 to compress the gas state cooling medium into theevaporative condensing apparatus 110 in a proper critical pressure for condensing the gas state medium into liquid state and circulating the liquid state medium to the medium/water heat exchangertype evaporating apparatus 130 through anexpansion valve 124, in which the medium absorbing a large amount of heat from the circulating water due to evaporating, the evaporated gas state medium is then guided into thecompressor 122 to complete a circulation of medium system therefore. - While each
indoor unit 20 is formed of a water/air heat exchanger having a fan system (not shown) for circulating an air flow to be cooled by chilled water therefore. - And a chilled
water circulating system 30 including awater pump 310 disposed at a front of aninlet 136 of the water chillertype evaporating apparatus 130 of theoutdoor unit 10 for pumping water into the water chiller typeevaporative apparatus 130, a chilledwater delivering piping 320 connected from anoutlet 138 of the water chiller typeevaporative apparatus 130 to aninlet pipe fitting 322 of theindoor unit 20, and awater feedback piping 330 connected from an outlet pipe fitting 332 (FIG. 14) of theindoor unit 20 back to thepump 310 so as to complete the circulation of thesystem 30 therefore. - Referring to FIGS. 3 and 4, the
outdoor unit 10 comprises: Acasing 100 having afront panel 101 with a fan screen, aU-type flange 102, atop cover 103, and aback panel 104 with a plurality of air slats; An evaporative condensing apparatus 110 (referring with FIG. 5 and FIG. 6) including a plurality ofcondensing coils 112 respectively covered with a layer ofabsorptive materials 114 and fastened to a plurality of supportingracks 116 and fasteningnumbers 118 to fasten thecondensing coils 112 to a flat rectangular pack and formed a plurality ofair gaps 113 between thecoils 112; An evaporativewater supply system 150 which mainly takes water source directly from the city water system to a plurality ofwater distributors 158 through atube 157 and anelectromagnetic valve 159 for intermittently supplying water to the layer ofabsorptive material 114, a stand by water source used in case of when the city water system is accidentally stopt including awater tank 152, ascreen 154 and apump 156, in which the condensed water occurred on the outside surface of thewater chiller 130 will be collected to thewater tank 152 and the condensed water occurred on the outside surface of the chilled water coils of eachindoor unit 20 will be also collected and respectively guided by a tube 240 (see FIG. 2) to thetank 152 of theoutdoor unit 10. - A
fan system 160 including amotor 162 and afan blade 164 to blow a current of air flow through thegaps 113 for speeding the evaporating of the evaporative water in theabsorptive material 114 and carrying the evaporated moisture and heat away from theevaporative condensing apparatus 110, in which a large amount of evaporative latent heat absorbed from the cooling medium in thecoil 112 causes the temperature of the medium reached to a much lower point than that the other conventional types of condensing apparatus can be reached, therefore a comparatively lower relative critical pressure can sufficiently be used to condense the medium thereat; Anevaporating apparatus 130 which is a heat exchanger type water chiller disposed on a base plate of theU-type flange 102 of thecasing 100 for producing chilled water thereat; A coolingmedium circulating system 120 including amedium compressor 122 to provide a comparative low pressure which is just satisfied to a relative critical point for condensing the medium of comparative low temperature in theevaporative condensing apparatus 110 so as to save a large amount of energy therefore, the condensed liquid state medium is then guided to the evaporatingapparatus 130 through anexpansion valve 124 to make a heat exchange with water during the medium evaporating, then the evaporated gas state medium will be guided into thecompressor 122 to complete a circulation of the system therefore; - Referring to FIG. 5A which shows another embodiment of the
evaporative condenser 110 having a plurality of “L”-shaped condensing coils 112 covered with a layer ofabsorptive material 114 for increasing the area of heat conducting surface and absorptive material to improve the cooling efficiency therefore. - Referring to FIGS. 5B, 5C and5D, which an
evaporative condensing apparatus 110 can be used to combine with a conventional air cooledcondenser 40 in different types if necessary. - Referring to FIGS. 6, 6A and6B, there shows different methods for covering the
absorptive material 114 onto thecondensing coils 112 which FIG. 6A shows a tape ofabsorptive material 114 spirally wound ontocoil 112, while FIG. 6B shows a tubularabsorptive material 114 slipped freely over thecoil 112 thereon, theabsorptive material 114 can be obtained from non-woven cloth, cloth, natural fibers, synthetic fibers, etc. - Referring to FIGS. 7 and 7A, a
PC board 170 which automatically control the evaporativewater supply system 150 comprises aCPU 176, apower supply connector 172, apiano switch 178 disposed on thefront panel 101 for manually setting a predetermined time period of evaporative water supplying from 1 second to 15 seconds (se FIG. 8) according to the capacity of the air conditioner referred to the instruction of the manufacturer, aselect switch 179 having an “auto” position for normal operation and a “cont.” (continuous) position for cleaning the apparatus only during maintenance, athermal sensor 174 for detecting the medium temperature in the condensingcoil 112, and an output line to automatically control the open/close operation of theelectromagnetic valve 159. - Referring to FIGS. 9A and 9B with FIGS. 7 and 7A, when in normal operation after a proper water supplying time of “t” sec. being set by the
piano switch 178, and theselect switch 179 being selected at the “auto” position, theCPU 176 of thePC board 170 will automatically operates theelectromagnetic valve 159 to open for “t” sec. once alternatively after a predetermined regular intermittence, say two minutes for instance as shown in FIG. 9A. In which, the intermittent time of two minutes is assumed that the amount of water once supplied to theabsorptive material 114 covered on the condensing coils 112 in a “t” second period will be approximately fully evaporated within the controlled intermittence to provide a highest effect for absorbing latent heat from the cooling medium for obtaining an ideal setting temperature around 34° C. (point B′ in FIG. 15). In case of a temperature signal fed back from thethermal sensor 174 is exceeded 34° C. as show in FIG. 9B theCPU 176 will automatically reduce the intermittence to a predetermined substitution say one minute for example, and automatically override the manual setting of thepiano switch 178 to increase the water supplying period of “t” sec. to a preferable period of “t” sec., until when the temperature is dropped back to the ideal setting of 34° C., the intermittence and the water supplying period will be automatically reset to the original by theCPU 176 so as to maintain a constant temperature of 34° C. therefore. - It is clear that the main characterization of the present invention is not only by using of
absorptive material 114 covered on the condensing coils 112 but also by using an intermittentwater supplying system 150 to let the water (which is held in the absorptive material) having enough time to fully evaporated, and automatically controlled by aPC board 170 to maintain an extreme low constant temperature for highly increasing the cooling efficiency of the evaporative condensing apparatus therefore. - Referring to FIG. 10 and FIG. 11, a
water distributor 158 can be formed of different types, which FIG. 10 showswater distributors 158 formed of a plurality of round manifold tubes having a plurality of spray holes disposed downward and evenly to each manifold tubes, ahose 157 for guiding evaporative water to thedistributor 158 intermittently from theelectromagnetic valve 179 therefrom, while FIG. 11 shows a plurality of flat manifold tubes ofdistributors 158 instead of round manifold tubes thereof. - Referring to FIG. 12, a sandwich plate type medium/water heat exchanger used as a water chiller of the evaporating
apparatus 130 in the present invention which comprises a plurality layers of heatconductive metal plates 131 formed a plurality of thin medium compartments and a plurality of thin water compartments arranged alternately one after another separated respectively by heatconductive metal plates 131 and fixed by arear wall 135 and afront wall 133, amedium inlet 132, amedium outlet 134, awater inlet 136 and awater outlet 138 with pipe fittings (not shown) disposed at thefront wall 133 to connect with the respective corresponding piping system therefore, in which the cooling medium takes evaporative latent heat from water so as to produce chilled water threat. - Referring to FIG. 13, an
alternative heat exchanger 130 of a sleeve tubular coil type having a watercirculation core tube 139 inserted in thecoil tube 137 in which the cooling medium guided from theinlet 132 into a tubular space between thecore tube 139 andcoil 137 and evaporated thereat to chill the circulating water therein, and then guided to the compressor 122 (not show) from anoutlet 134, the circulating water passed through thecore tube 139 in a reversed direction of the medium flow from aninlet 136 to an outlet 168 thereof. - Referring to FIG. 14, an
outdoor unit 20 comprises a water/air heat exchanger 210 having a plurality of chilled water coils 212 and a plurality of coolingfins 214 formed a plurality ofair gaps 213 thereat, and afan system 220 having amotor 222 and afan blade 224 to circulate an air flow through thegaps 213 for cooling the air flow in the room to be cooled, a remote switch (not shown) can be used to control the speed (RPM) of thefan motor 222 for maintaining a predetermined ideal room temperature therefore. - It is to be understood that the drawings are designed for purposes of illustration only, and are not intended as a definition of the limits and scope of the invention disclosed.
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