WO2020029516A1 - 一种薄壳式换热器、地铁废热源热泵系统及方法 - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a composite heat pump system, in particular to a thin shell heat exchanger for a subway tunnel, a subway waste heat source heat pump system with the thin shell heat exchanger as the front end, and a method for installing the thin shell heat exchanger. And the working method of the subway waste heat source heat pump system.
- the heat pump technology can be used to extract and release heat from the surrounding rock of the tunnel through a reasonable front-end heat exchanger, coupled with auxiliary cooling equipment, to achieve seasonal cooling for the air-conditioning on the ground and heating during the heating season.
- auxiliary cooling equipment coupled with auxiliary cooling equipment
- Underground tunnels and subway stations are basically below the underground thermostatic layer, and the underground rock and soil temperature is stable all year round, which is very suitable as a cold and heat source for heat pump systems.
- the buried tube heat exchanger in the traditional ground source heat pump system has a large footprint, and because the soil thermal conductivity is small, the heat transfer capacity of a single buried tube is limited. Therefore, when the heat supply is large, the length of the buried tube is faced. It is too long, the cost of drilling is high, the construction is difficult, and the troubles of buried pipes are difficult to repair.
- the present invention provides a thin shell heat exchanger for a subway tunnel, a subway waste heat source heat pump system with the thin shell heat exchanger as the front end, and the installation of the thin shell heat exchanger.
- the construction method and the working method of the subway waste heat source heat pump system can effectively improve the quality of the subway environment and reduce the waste heat emission of the subway to the environment. It has the advantages of high heat exchange efficiency, environmental protection, economical and practicality, and long service life. It can also make full use of subway operations.
- the waste heat generated is used to heat the ground building during the heating season and air-conditioning season. Freely choose the subway tunnel and its surrounding rock and soil as a cold source or use auxiliary cooling equipment to cool the ground building air-conditioning season. Give full play to the advantages of the subway waste heat source heat pump system .
- a first object of the present invention is to provide a thin-shell heat exchanger, which includes a tunnel-lining, a thin-shell heat-exchanger body, and a tunnel-two in a tunnel surrounding rock which are sequentially arranged from the inside to the outside.
- Lining a protective layer composed of mortar, geotextile, and waterproof board is sandwiched between the thin shell heat exchanger body and the tunnel second lining, and heat is exchanged with the surrounding tunnel rock of the subway through the thin shell heat exchanger body.
- the thin shell heat exchanger body includes a water inlet main pipe, a return water main pipe, and a capillary grid connected between the water inlet main pipe and the return water main pipe, and the capillary grid is along the circumferential direction of the arc-shaped wall surface of the tunnel.
- the capillary grid includes a plurality of capillary heat-conducting water pipes evenly distributed between the water inlet main and the water return main and passing through the water inlet main and the water return main.
- the water inlet main and the water return main are arranged in a tunnel. On the same side is reserved in the main pipe trench.
- a second object of the present invention is to provide a method for installing and constructing the thin-shell heat exchanger as described above, which includes the following steps:
- the structure construction method of the tunnel lining, the thin shell heat exchanger and the tunnel lining is as follows:
- a mortar layer, a geotextile, and a waterproof board are sequentially arranged on the outside of the thin shell heat exchanger;
- the method for laying and installing the thin shell heat exchanger is:
- a third object of the present invention is to provide a subway waste heat source heat pump system, which includes the thin-shell heat exchanger, a waste heat source heat pump system, a radiation end, and an auxiliary cold source as described above.
- the waste heat source heat pump system includes a series connection. Compressor, condenser, throttle valve and evaporator, the thin-shell heat exchanger transports high-temperature liquid to the evaporator through a circulation loop between the winter subway waste heat source side heat exchanger and the heat pump unit, and the evaporator passes compression The machine sends high-temperature liquid to the condenser, and the low-temperature return water at the radiating end is sent to the condenser through the circulation loop between the radiating end of the load side and the heat pump unit in winter.
- the temperature rises to high-temperature water.
- the cooling water in the condenser is sent to the evaporator through the throttle valve, and the refrigerant is low temperature and low pressure in the evaporator.
- the liquid exchanges heat with chilled water. After the chilled water is cooled, it is transported to the radiating end through a circulation loop between the radiating end of the load side in summer and the heat pump unit, and cooling the ground building.
- the outlet of the compressor is connected to the first port of the condenser, the third port of the condenser is connected to the throttle valve, the other end of the throttle valve is connected to the fourth port of the evaporator, and the second port of the evaporator is connected
- the interface is connected to the inlet of the compressor and forms the circulation loop of the waste heat source heat pump unit.
- the circulation circuit between the winter subway waste heat source side heat exchanger and the heat pump unit includes valve five, first three-way, second three-way, first circulating water pump, valve eight, third three-way, and fourth three
- the first port of the evaporator is connected to the nozzle of the thin shell heat exchanger through a valve five, a first three-way, a second three-way, and a first circulating water pump.
- the third port of the evaporator is connected through The valve eight, the third tee and the fourth tee are connected to the second port of the thin shell heat exchanger.
- the circulation loop between the winter load-side radiation end and the heat pump unit includes a sixth three-way, a ninth three-way, a valve four, a seventh three-way, an eighth three-way and a thirteenth valve, and a valve seven and a third.
- a second circulating water pump, the second interface of the condenser is connected to the water inlet end of the radiation end through the sixth tee, the ninth tee, and the valve four, and the fourth interface of the condenser is through the seventh tee and the eighth tee Connected to the thirteenth pass, valve seven and the second circulating water pump are connected to the return end of the radiation end.
- the circulation circuit between the summer auxiliary cold source side and the heat pump unit includes a sixth three-way, a fifth three-way, a valve two, a fourth circulating water pump, a seventh three-way, an eighth three-way, and a valve six.
- the second interface of the condenser is connected to the water inlet of the auxiliary cold source through the sixth tee, the fifth tee, the valve two and the fourth circulating water pump, and the fourth interface of the condenser is connected through the seventh tee, the first Eight tees and valve six are connected to the return side of the auxiliary cold source.
- the circulation loop between the summer load-side radiation end and the heat pump unit includes valve three, second three, ninth three, valve nine, fourth three, thirteen and third circulating water pump.
- the first port of the evaporator is connected to the return end of the radiation end through valves three, second three and ninth, and the third port of the evaporator is connected through valves nine, fourth three, thirteen and th
- the three-cycle water pump is connected to the water inlet end of the radiation end.
- the circulation loop between the summer subway tunnel and its rock and soil cold source side and the heat pump unit, and the circulating liquid in the thin shell heat exchanger passes between the summer subway tunnel and its rock and soil cold source side and the heat pump unit.
- the circulation loop is transported to the condenser, where heat is exchanged with the high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant gas. After the temperature of the circulating liquid rises, it flows out of the condenser and is sent back to the thin-shell heat exchanger, which radiates heat to The rock or soil around the subway tunnel is stored or directly radiated into the tunnel and taken away by the piston wind.
- the circulation loop between the summer subway tunnel and its geotechnical cold source side and the heat pump unit includes a sixth tee, a fifth tee, a third tee, a valve one, a seventh tee, and a first tee.
- Valve ten and the first circulating water pump the second interface of the condenser is connected to the second port of the thin-shell heat exchanger through the sixth tee, the fifth tee, the third tee and the valve 1
- the fourth port of the condenser is connected to the nozzle of the thin shell heat exchanger through a seventh tee, a first tee, a valve ten, and a first circulating water pump.
- a fourth object of the present invention is to provide a working method of using a subway waste heat source heat pump system with an auxiliary cold source as described above.
- the method includes the following steps:
- the high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant gas discharged from the compressor enters the condenser and condenses into a low-temperature and high-pressure liquid.
- the low-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant liquid passes through the throttle valve to become a low-temperature and low-pressure refrigerant liquid and then flows into the evaporator.
- the heat absorbed in the evaporator becomes low-temperature and low-pressure.
- the low-temperature liquid at the radiation end is pumped into the condenser through the second circulating water pump, and after the heat exchange with the high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant gas in the condenser The temperature rises into high-temperature water.
- the high-temperature water flows out from the second interface of the condenser and enters the radiation end to heat the buildings on the ground.
- the low-temperature water is pumped into the condenser through the second circulating water pump and sequentially circulates the heat;
- the low-temperature and low-pressure refrigerant liquid and the chilled water return water are used for heating.
- the chilled water is cooled from the third interface of the evaporator to the radiating end by the third circulating water pump. After cooling the ground to the user in the building, the temperature of the chilled water rises, flows back to the evaporator, and circulates the cooling in turn.
- the thin-shell heat exchanger is arranged between the first lining of the tunnel and the second lining of the tunnel, and the thin-shell type heat exchanger and the second lining of the tunnel are protected by mortar, geotextile, and waterproof board.
- Directly exchange heat with the surrounding rock of the subway tunnel radiate heat to the surrounding rock of the tunnel in summer, and take heat from the surrounding rock of the tunnel in winter to ensure the thermal balance of the surrounding rock of the subway tunnel, which can effectively improve the quality of the subway environment and reduce the waste heat emission of the subway to the environment.
- the present invention makes full use of the waste heat generated from the operation of the subway, combines the subway waste heat source heat pump system with the auxiliary cold source to realize the simultaneous cooling and heating of the ground construction users, and also balances the subway tunnel and the surrounding rock and soil. Absorbs and releases heat, and can realize the free choice of summer cold source solution through the conversion of the valve, so that the subway waste heat source heat pump system inherits the advantages of the ground source heat pump system, and solves the problem of ground cooling for summer users. Devices are more energy efficient and environmentally friendly;
- the present invention can make full use of the waste heat generated from the operation of the subway to heat the buildings above the ground, and can freely choose the subway tunnel and its surrounding rock and soil as the cold source or use the auxiliary cold source to cool the buildings in the summer to fully utilize the waste heat of the subway. Advantages of source heat pump systems.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a subway waste heat source heat pump system including a thin shell heat exchanger
- Figure 2 is a structural diagram of a capillary grid
- the required space is large; because the soil thermal conductivity is small, the heat transfer capacity of a single ground pipe is limited, so when the heat supply is constant, the required ground
- the length of the buried pipe is longer, which results in more boreholes in the ground pipe and the larger heat exchange area required.
- the installation of the buried pipe involves underground drilling, which is difficult to construct and has a high drilling cost. It is also difficult to repair and replace the local buried pipe when it fails.
- This embodiment provides a thin shell heat exchanger.
- the thin shell heat exchanger includes a tunnel lining 11, a thin shell heat exchanger body 12, and a tunnel second lining 16 arranged in order from the inside to the outside of the tunnel surrounding rock.
- the thin-shell heat exchanger body 2 is used as a front-end heat exchange device of the subway waste heat source heat pump, and is arranged between the tunnel first lining 11 and the tunnel second lining 16 of the surrounding rock of the subway tunnel. 12 Exchange heat with the surrounding rock of the subway tunnel, radiate heat to the surrounding rock in the summer, and take heat from the surrounding rock in the winter to ensure the thermal balance of the surrounding rock of the subway tunnel.
- a protective layer composed of mortar 13, geotextile 14 and waterproof plate 15 is sandwiched between the thin shell heat exchanger body 12 and the tunnel second lining 16 to thermally protect the thin shell heat exchanger body.
- the above thin shell heat exchanger body is laid along the circumferential direction of the arc wall of the tunnel.
- the thin shell heat exchanger body 2 includes a water inlet main pipe 9, a return water main pipe 10, connected to the water inlet main pipe 9 and the return water main pipe 10. Capillary grids and their connections, system pipes and fittings, etc.
- water inlet main pipe 9 and the return water main pipe 10 and their connecting parts, system pipes and pipe fittings are made of plastic, stainless steel or copper. It should be determined after comprehensive comparison according to the working temperature, working pressure, design life, site waterproofing, water quality requirements, and construction requirements.
- the color of the capillary grid should be uniform, and the inner and outer surfaces of the pipes and fittings should be smooth, flat, and clean, free of dents, bubbles, obvious scratches, and other surface defects that affect performance.
- the capillary grid includes a plurality of capillary heat conducting water pipes 8 evenly distributed between the water inlet main pipe 10 and the water return main pipe 11 and penetrating through the water inlet main pipe and the water return main pipe, as shown in FIG. 2.
- the inlet main pipe 10 and the return main pipe 11 are arranged in a reserved main pipe trench 7 on the same side of the tunnel.
- the capillary heat-conducting water pipe 8 is a PPR pipe with a diameter of 4.3 mm and a wall thickness of 0.85 mm.
- the distance between adjacent capillary heat-conducting water pipes is 10 mm and the width of each capillary network is 1 m.
- the length of the capillary heat-conducting water pipe in the capillary grid can be determined according to Actually need to customize.
- the PPR pipe should be formed at one time. Welding is not allowed in the middle. The end face of the pipe should be cut flat and perpendicular to the axis.
- the PPR pipe grid requires factory water pressure test, and the end requires seamless seal and pressure. The factory test pressure Keep it at not lower than 0.3Mpa for 5-10 minutes.
- a reserved main pipe trench 17 and a thin shell heat exchanger main pipe are provided on the side of the tunnel.
- the role of the reserved main pipe trench 7 is to place a water inlet main pipe and a return water main pipe;
- the thin shell heat exchanger main pipe is The collective name of the water inlet supervisor and the water return supervisor is to supply water and return water to the capillary heat-conducting water pipe, which is equivalent to the main pipe, and the capillary heat-conducting water pipe is a branch pipe.
- the thin-shell heat exchanger for a subway tunnel is to arrange the thin-shell heat exchanger between the first lining of the tunnel and the second lining of the tunnel. It is protected by mortar, geotextile, and waterproof board. It can directly exchange heat with the surrounding rock of the subway tunnel. It releases heat to the surrounding rock of the tunnel in summer and draws heat from the surrounding rock of the tunnel in winter to ensure the thermal balance of the surrounding rock of the subway tunnel. Improving the quality of the subway environment and reducing the waste heat emissions of the subway to the environment have the advantages of high heat exchange efficiency, environmental protection, economical applicability, and long service life.
- This embodiment also provides a method for installing and constructing a thin shell heat exchanger.
- the method includes the following steps:
- the base surface is leveled with cement mortar, where the ratio of sand: cement is 1: 3.
- a leak test is performed on the capillary grid using a hydraulic pressure test method in the form of random inspection to eliminate the capillary grid with holes.
- tunnel primary lining The construction methods of the tunnel primary lining, thin shell heat exchanger and tunnel secondary lining are:
- the thin shell heat exchanger 12 is laid and installed.
- the method for laying and installing the thin shell heat exchanger is:
- a mortar protective layer After laying the thin shell heat exchanger, a mortar protective layer, a geotextile, and a waterproof plate protective layer are added to the outside of the shell heat exchanger.
- a reserved main pipe trench and a thin shell heat exchanger main pipe are arranged on one side of the tunnel.
- the installation and construction method of the thin-shell heat exchanger proposed in this embodiment is to arrange the thin-shell heat exchanger between the first lining of the tunnel and the second lining of the tunnel.
- Mortar, geotextile, and waterproof board are used for protection, which can directly exchange heat with the surrounding rock of the subway tunnel, and radiate heat to the surrounding rock in the summer, and take heat from the surrounding rock in the winter to ensure the thermal balance of the surrounding rock of the subway, which can effectively improve the subway environment.
- Quality, reducing the waste heat emission of the subway to the environment has the advantages of high heat exchange efficiency, environmental protection, economical and applicable, and long service life.
- this embodiment also provides a subway waste heat source heat pump system including the thin-shell heat exchanger as described above and a working method thereof.
- the auxiliary cooling source is provided to reach the ground. Construction users provide heating in winter and cooling in summer, making full use of the waste heat generated by subway operation.
- the subway waste heat source heat pump system includes a capillary network front-end heat exchange system, a waste heat source heat pump system, a radiation end 6, and an auxiliary cold source 7.
- the capillary network front-end heat exchange system includes the thin-shell type as described above.
- the waste heat source heat pump system includes a compressor 2, a condenser 3 with a first interface a, a second interface b, a third interface c, and a fourth interface d, which throttles
- the valve 4 and the evaporator 5 with a first interface e, a second interface f, a third interface g, and a fourth interface h; the entire system is connected to the valve by a pipeline, and the radiation end 6 is in a building on the ground.
- the specific connection of the system is: the outlet of the compressor 2 is connected to the first interface a of the condenser 3, the third interface c of the condenser 3 is connected to the throttle valve 4, and the other end of the throttle valve 4 is connected to the evaporator 5
- the fourth interface h is connected, and the second interface of the evaporator 5 is connected to the inlet of the f compressor 2 to form a circulation loop of the waste heat source heat pump unit.
- the first interface e of the evaporator 5 is connected to the valve 5 through the first three-way k and the first
- the two three links l and the first circulating water pump A are connected to the nozzle i of the thin shell heat exchanger 1.
- the third interface g of the evaporator 5 is connected through the valve eight L, the third three link m and the fourth three link n.
- the two shells j of the thin shell heat exchanger 1 are connected to form a circulation loop between the waste heat source side heat exchanger and the heat pump unit in winter; the first interface e of the evaporator 5 passes through the valve three G and the second three way l and The ninth tee s is connected to the return end of the radiation end 6.
- the third interface g of the evaporator 5 is connected to the radiation end 6 through the valve IXM, the fourth tee n and the thirteenth tee, and the third circulating water pump C.
- the water inlet end is connected to form a circulation loop between the radiation end of the load side in summer and the heat pump unit; the second interface b of the condenser 3 passes the sixth three-way p and the ninth
- the valve s and valve H are connected to the water inlet of the radiation end 6.
- the fourth interface d of the condenser 3 passes the seventh three way q, the eighth three way r and the thirteenth way t, the valve seven K, and the second cycle.
- the water pump B is connected to the return end of the radiation end 6 and forms a circulation loop between the radiation end of the load side in winter and the heat pump unit; the second interface b of the condenser 3 passes the sixth three-way p, the fifth three-way o, and the third three
- the valve m and the valve one E are connected to the nozzle two j of the thin-shell heat exchanger 1.
- the fourth interface d of the condenser 3 is connected to the first three-way k through the seventh three-way q, the valve ten N, and the first circulating water pump.
- A is connected to the pipe opening i of the thin-shell heat exchanger 1 to form a circulation loop between the summer subway tunnel and its geotechnical cold source side and the heat pump unit;
- the second interface b of the condenser 3 is connected through the sixth tee p and
- the fifth three-way o, the valve two F, and the fourth circulating water pump D are connected to the water inlet end of the auxiliary cold source 7, and the fourth interface d of the condenser 3 passes the seventh three-way q and the eighth three-way r, and the valve six J It is connected to the return water end of the auxiliary cold source 7 and forms a circulation loop between the auxiliary cold source side and the heat pump unit in summer.
- the subway waste heat source heat pump system disclosed in the embodiment of the present invention provides heating and cooling for users in the above-ground building in winter and summer.
- the waste heat generated in the subway tunnel is used as a heat source to supply users in the above-ground buildings.
- soil is used as a cold source or a single auxiliary cold source is used to provide cooling for users in the above-ground buildings.
- Two types of cold sources can also be used at the same time. Due to the subway operation, the heat accumulation of the subway tunnel and its surrounding rock and soil is inevitable. In order to maintain heat balance, it is preferred.
- auxiliary cold sources are used for cooling.
- the radiation end 6 can be a capillary network radiation system, but it is not limited to this form, and it can also be other radiation end forms;
- the auxiliary cold source 7 can be a cooling tower, and the cooling tower should be located on the downwind side away from the crowd to reduce infection Legionella opportunities, but the auxiliary cold source 7 is not limited to cooling towers, but can also be other forms of auxiliary cold sources.
- the disclosed waste heat source heat pump system for the subway makes full use of waste heat generated from the operation of the subway.
- the combination of the waste heat source heat pump system for the subway and the auxiliary cold source achieves the simultaneous cooling and heating of building users on the ground, and also balances the subway tunnel and The heat absorption and release of the surrounding rock and soil can realize the free choice of summer cold source solutions through the conversion of the valve.
- the use of radiant end heat exchangers is more energy-saving and environmentally friendly.
- the subway waste heat source heat pump system inherits the advantages of the ground source heat pump system and avoids it. Its disadvantages.
- the refrigerant cycle of the waste heat source heat pump is indispensable regardless of heating and cooling, and the principle is the same: the high temperature and high pressure refrigeration discharged from the compressor 2
- the refrigerant gas enters the first interface a of the condenser 3 and condenses into a low-temperature and high-pressure liquid and flows out from the third interface c.
- the low-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant liquid flows into the throttle valve 4 and becomes a low-temperature and low-pressure refrigerant liquid.
- the fourth interface h flows into the evaporator 5 and absorbs heat in the evaporator 5 to become a low-temperature and low-pressure refrigerant gas.
- the refrigerant gas flows out from the second interface f of the evaporator 5 and flows back to the compressor 2 to complete the cycle.
- the working process of a subway waste heat source heat pump system with an auxiliary cold source is:
- valves H, I, K, L need to be closed first, the valves G, M are opened, the circulating water pump B is closed, and the circulating water pump C is turned on. Then determine the choice of cold source. If the plan is to use the cooling tower 7 as the single source, the valves F, J and the circulating water pump D need to be opened, and the valves E, N and the circulating water pump A are closed. If the plan is to use the subway tunnel and its surroundings alone As a cold source, you need to open valves E, N and circulating water pump A, close valves F, J, and circulating water pump D. In this embodiment, if you choose to use the two types of cold sources at the same time, you need to open valves F, J , E, N and circulating water pumps A, D.
- the circulation between the auxiliary cold source side and the heat pump unit is a cooling water cycle.
- the cooling water in the condenser 3 exchanges heat with high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant gas. After the temperature of the cooling water increases, it passes through the condenser 3.
- the b interface is pressed by the circulating water pump D into the cooling tower 7 for cooling, and then returned to the condenser 3 to complete the cycle.
- the shell heat exchange The liquid in the condenser 1 is pumped into the condenser 3 by the circulating water pump A through the d interface and exchanges heat with high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant gas.
- the heat exchanger 1 After the temperature of the circulating liquid rises, it flows out from the b interface of the condenser 3 and is returned to the thin shell.
- the heat is dissipated to the rock and soil around the subway tunnel for storage or directly to the tunnel and taken away by the piston wind to complete the cycle; at the same time, the cycle between the load-side radiation end and the heat pump unit in summer
- it is a chilled water cycle.
- the low-temperature and low-pressure refrigerant liquid in the evaporator 5 exchanges heat with the chilled water. After the chilled water is cooled, it is pressed into the capillary network from the g interface of the evaporator 5 by a third circulating water pump.
- Radiation system 6 after the user is cooled in the above-ground building, the temperature of the frozen water rises and flows back to the evaporator 5 through the e interface to complete the cycle.
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- 一种薄壳式换热器,其特征是,包括隧道围岩中由内到外依次布置的隧道一衬、薄壳式换热器本体和隧道二衬,在薄壳式换热器本体和隧道二衬之间夹设有由砂浆、土工布和防水板组成的保护层,通过薄壳式换热器本体与地铁隧道围岩交换热量。
- 根据权利要求1所述的薄壳式换热器,其特征是,所述薄壳式换热器本体包括进水主管、回水主管以及连接于进水主管和回水主管之间的毛细管网栅,所述毛细管网栅沿隧道弧形壁面的圆周方向敷设。
- 根据权利要求2所述的薄壳式换热器,其特征是,所述毛细管网栅包括均布于进水主管和回水主管之间均布且贯通进水主管和回水主管的若干根毛细导热水管,所述进水主管和回水主管布置在隧道同一侧的预留主管管沟内。
- 根据权利要求1所述的薄壳式换热器,其特征是,所述毛细导热水管为直径4.3mm、壁厚0.85mm的PPR管,相邻的毛细导热水管之间的间距为10mm。
- 一种如权利要求1-4中任一项所述的薄壳式换热器的安装施工方法,其特征在是,包括以下步骤:(1)确定毛细管网栅的敷设位置,检查隧道壁面是否平整,并在相应位置开设沟槽;(2)对毛细管网栅的进行检漏试验;(3)试验合格后,进行隧道一衬、薄壳式换热器和隧道二衬的结构施工。
- 根据权利要求5所述的安装施工方法,其特征是,采用水平仪、经纬仪或水准仪找正毛细管网栅的敷设位置;若隧道壁面凹凸不平,采用水泥砂浆对基面进行找平。
- 根据权利要求5所述的安装施工方法,其特征是,采用抽检的形式应用 水压试压方法对毛细管网栅进行检漏试验。
- 根据权利要求5所述的安装施工方法,其特征是,所述隧道一衬、薄壳式换热器和隧道二衬的结构施工方法为:(1)隧道一衬施工;(2)薄壳式换热器的敷设安装;(3)在薄壳式换热器外部依次设置砂浆层、土工布和防水板;(4)隧道二衬施工。
- 根据权利要求8所述的安装施工方法,其特征是,所述薄壳式换热器的敷设安装方法为:依次安装进水主管、回水主管和毛细管网栅,将进水主管、回水主管与毛细管网栅连接;对毛细管网栅分段进行水压试验,再对毛细管网栅和集管进行抹灰作业;进行砂浆层标注、水压试验和冲洗。
- 根据权利要求5所述的安装施工方法,其特征是,还包括:在薄壳式换热器敷设安装之前,在隧道一侧安置预留主管管沟和薄壳式换热器主管。
- 一种地铁废热源热泵系统,其特征是,包括如权利要求1-4中任一项所述的薄壳式换热器、废热源热泵系统、辐射末端和辅助冷源,所述废热源热泵系统包括串联的压缩机、冷凝器、节流阀和蒸发器,所述薄壳式换热器通过冬季地铁废热源侧换热器与热泵机组之间循环回路将高温液体输送至蒸发器,蒸发器通过压缩机将高温液体输送至冷凝器,辐射末端的低温回水通过冬季负荷侧辐射末端与热泵机组之间循环回路被输送至冷凝器,在冷凝器中进行热交换后,升温变为高温水,高温水从冷凝器流入辐射末端对地上建筑进行供热; 冷凝器中冷却水与高温高压制冷剂气体进行热交换后,通过夏季辅助冷源侧与热泵机组之间循环回路输送至辅助冷源中进行冷却,冷却后被送回冷凝器中,冷凝器中冷却水通过节流阀输送至蒸发器,在蒸发器中低温低压制冷剂液体与冷冻水进行热交换,冷冻水降温后通过夏季负荷侧辐射末端与热泵机组之间循环回路输送至辐射末端,对地上建筑进行供冷。
- 根据权利要求11所述的带辅助冷源的地铁废热源热泵系统,其特征是,所述压缩机的出口与冷凝器的第一接口相连,冷凝器的第三接口与节流阀相连,节流阀的另一端与蒸发器的第四接口相连,蒸发器的第二接口与压缩机的进口相连,构成废热源热泵机组循环回路。
- 根据权利要求11所述的带辅助冷源的地铁废热源热泵系统,其特征是,所述冬季地铁废热源侧换热器与热泵机组之间循环回路包括阀门五、第一三通、第二三通、第一循环水泵、阀门八、第三三通和第四三通,所述蒸发器的第一接口通过阀门五、第一三通、第二三通、第一循环水泵与薄壳式换热器的管口一相连,所述蒸发器的第三接口通过阀门八、第三三通和第四三通与薄壳式换热器的管口二相连。
- 根据权利要求11所述的带辅助冷源的地铁废热源热泵系统,其特征是,所述冬季负荷侧辐射末端与热泵机组之间循环回路包括第六三通、第九三通、阀门四、第七三通、第八三通和第十三通、阀门七和第二循环水泵,所述冷凝器的第二接口通过第六三通、第九三通、阀门四与辐射末端的进水端相连,冷凝器的第四接口通过第七三通、第八三通和第十三通、阀门七和第二循环水泵与辐射末端的回水端相连。
- 根据权利要求11所述的带辅助冷源的地铁废热源热泵系统,其特征是, 所述夏季辅助冷源侧与热泵机组之间循环回路包括第六三通、第五三通、阀门二、第四循环水泵、第七三通、第八三通和阀门六,所述冷凝器的第二接口通过第六三通、第五三通、阀门二和第四循环水泵与辅助冷源的进水端相连,所述冷凝器的第四接口通过第七三通、第八三通和阀门六与辅助冷源的回水端相连。
- 根据权利要求11所述的带辅助冷源的地铁废热源热泵系统,其特征是,所述夏季负荷侧辐射末端与热泵机组之间循环回路包括阀门三、第二三通、第九三通、阀门九、第四三通、第十三通和第三循环水泵,所述蒸发器的第一接口通过阀门三、第二三通和第九三通与辐射末端的回水端相连,蒸发器的第三接口通过阀门九、第四三通、第十三通和第三循环水泵与辐射末端的进水端相连。
- 根据权利要求11所述的带辅助冷源的地铁废热源热泵系统,其特征是,还包括夏季地铁隧道及其岩土冷源侧与热泵机组之间循环回路,所述薄壳式换热器中循环液体通过夏季地铁隧道及其岩土冷源侧与热泵机组之间循环回路被输送至冷凝器,在冷凝器中与高温高压制冷剂气体进行热交换,循环液体温度升高后从冷凝器流出,并被送回至薄壳式换热器中,将热量散发到地铁隧道周围的岩土中储存或直接散发到隧道中被活塞风带走。
- 根据权利要求11所述的带辅助冷源的地铁废热源热泵系统,其特征是,所述夏季地铁隧道及其岩土冷源侧与热泵机组之间循环回路包括第六三通、第五三通、第三三通、阀门一、第七三通、第一三通、阀门十和第一循环水泵,所述冷凝器的第二接口通过第六三通、第五三通、第三三通和阀门一与薄壳式换热器的管口二相连,所述冷凝器的第四接口通过第七三通、第一三通、阀门 十和第一循环水泵与薄壳式换热器的管口一相连。
- 采用权利要求11至18中任一项所述的带辅助冷源的地铁废热源热泵系统的工作方法,其特征是,包括以下步骤:压缩机排出的高温高压制冷剂气体进入冷凝器后冷凝成低温高压液体,低温高压制冷剂液体经过节流阀变为低温低压制冷剂液体后流入蒸发器,在蒸发器中吸收热量变为低温低压制冷剂气体,并流回压缩机中;冬季供热时,开启阀门四、阀门五、阀门七、阀门八,关闭阀门一、阀门二、阀门三、阀门六、阀门九和阀门十,开启第一循环水泵和第二循环水泵,关闭第三循环水泵和第四循环水泵;薄壳式换热器中高温液体通过管口一由第一循环水泵泵入蒸发器,与蒸发器中的低温低压制冷剂液体进行热交换,低温液体从蒸发器的第三接口流回薄壳式换热器中重新进行废热回收;同时,辐射末端的低温液体通过第二循环水泵泵入冷凝器,在冷凝器中与高温高压制冷剂气体进行热交换后升温变为高温水,高温水从冷凝器的第二接口流出,进入辐射末端对地上建筑进行供热,低温水经第二循环水泵泵入冷凝器中,依次循环供热;夏季供冷时,关闭阀门四、阀门五、阀门七、阀门八,开启阀门三和阀门九,关闭第二循环水泵,开启第三循环水泵;将冷却塔作为冷源,开启阀门二、阀门六和第四循环水泵,关闭阀门一、阀门十和第一循环水泵;冷凝器中冷却水与高温高压制冷剂气体进行热交换,冷却水温度升高后通过冷凝器的第二接口由第四循环水泵压入冷却塔中进行冷却,冷却后被送回冷凝器中,冷凝器中冷却水经过节流阀被输送至蒸发器中,在蒸发器中低温低压制冷剂液体与冷冻水回水进行热交换,冷冻水降温后从蒸发器的第三接口由第三循环水泵压入辐 射末端,在地上建筑内给用户供冷后,冷冻水温度升高,流回蒸发器中,依次循环供冷。
- 根据权利要求19所述的方法,其特征是,还包括:夏季供冷时,关闭阀门四、阀门五、阀门七、阀门八,开启阀门三和阀门九,关闭第二循环水泵,开启第三循环水泵;将使用地铁隧道及其周围岩土作为冷源,开启阀门一、阀门十和第一循环水泵,关闭阀门二、阀门六和第四循环水泵,薄壳式换热器中的循环液体由第一循环水泵泵入冷凝器中,在冷凝器中与高温高压制冷剂气体进行热交换,循环液体温度升高后从冷凝器的第二接口流出,并被送回薄壳式换热器中,将热量散发到地铁隧道周围的岩土中储存或直接散发到隧道中被活塞风带走;冷凝器中冷却水温度降低后经过节流阀输送至蒸发器中,在蒸发器中低温低压制冷剂液体与冷冻水回水进行热交换,冷冻水降温后从蒸发器的第三接口由第三循环水泵压入辐射末端,在地上建筑内给用户供冷后,冷冻水温度升高,流回蒸发器中,依次循环供冷。
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