Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd.

Eiichi Enomoto

Hidetoshi Arima

Masahiro Furukawa

Atsushi Ogawa

Makoto Nakamura

Kazuhiro Yoshii

Masahiro Maekawa

Toshihiro Yamada

Hitoshi Kanuma

Kazuhiro Hitomi

Atsushi Shitara

Masayuki Oonou

Toshiyuki Kaneko

In a high-temperature regenerator which has vertical liquid pipe groups in the proximity of which a combustion flame and combustion gas from a burner pass and a double can wall which communicates with upper and lower portions of liquid pipes forming the vertical liquid pipe groups and is arranged at a position of a furnace wall and which heats and concentrates a diluted absorption solution passing through the vertical liquid pipe groups and the double can wall, a solution inlet for sprinkling the diluted absorption solution in an open state is provided above liquid pipes arranged on a side opposite to the burner. Since the sprinkled diluted absorption solution collects the heat of an exhaust gas while it falls to increase its temperature, when it flows into the other liquid pipes, it boils immediately and its circulation flow is activated by boiling. Therefore, total heat transfer coefficient can be increased, a local rise in the temperature of the liquid pipe groups and the can wall can be avoided, and such inconvenience as a corrosion accident and the crystallization of a solution caused by this rise in temperature can be prevented.

High-temperature regenerator

A control device for an absorption refrigerator which forms a refrigeration cycle by connecting an evaporator, an absorption unit, a generator, a condenser and the like to control a heating amount of the generator. Singular or plural amounts of change representative of externasl conditions are detected. A heating amount of the generator is controlled by a fuzzy logic calculation.

Control device for absorption refrigerator

A control system for an absorption refrigerator comprising an evaporator, absorber, generator and condenser for providing a refrigeration cycle. At least one fuzzy rule includes two antecedent input variables and two membership functions for the two input variables. When consequent membership functions of the rules are arranged in a matrix in corresponding relation to the two antecedent membership functions, the consequent membership functions are defined in every other row and every other column of the matrix in a region where at least the two input variables take a positive or negative great value.

Control system for absorption refrigerator

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Gunma-ken, Japan

Eiichi Enomoto