Zeo-tech Zeolith-technologie Gmbh

Zeo-tech Zeolith-technolgie Gmbh

Gert Richter

Peter K Maier-Laxhuber

Andreas Becky

Ralf W Schmidt

Reiner M Wörz

Norbert Weinzierl

Manfred Binnen

Leo Totschnig

Christoph Grupp

Martin Leibhard

Maximilian Ammon

Jannik Inselkammer

Axel Rosler

Reiner Dipl-Ing Wörz

A cooling element with a sorption agent, that under vacuum can sorb a vapor-like working agent that evaporates from a liquid working agent in an evaporator and with a regulator organ in a working agent vapor channel between the sorption agent and the evaporator, wherein the entire cooling element is hermetically enclosed by a gas-tight multi-layer film, the multi-layer film has a flexible construction and is under vacuum so encloses the regulator organ, the working agent vapor channel and the evaporator, that the evaporator and the working agent vapor channel remain flexible and the working agent vapor can flow to the sorption agent only through the regulator organ.

Sorption cooling element with regulator organ and additional heat source

A sorption cooling apparatus for cooling a thermally insulated cooling container, with a sorber containercontaining a sorber materialwhich, during a sorption phase, sorbs a working fluid which evaporates in an evaporatorthat is disposed in the interior chamber of cooling containerand with a valvebetween sorber containerand evaporator, which valve can be shut off and which can stop the flow of the working fluid steam, with an evaporator blowerbeing disposed along evaporator, which evaporator blower passes an air stream over the evaporator, and with a sorber blowerbeing disposed along sorber container, which sorber blower can circulate air around the container containing the sorbent material.

Cooling container with an adsorption cooling apparatus

A method and devices for the solidification of aqueous substances by the direct evaporation of water from the substance and the sorption of the water vapor in a sorption agent in a vacuum system, wherein the aqueous substance and the sorption agent are evacuated from the surrounding pressure level to a system pressure of below 5 mbar (absolute) by means of a vacuum pump and the nonsorbable gases thereby suctioned by the vacuum pump are suctioned through the sorption agent. The mass of the used sorption agent is at least half the mass of the water fraction in the substance. The solidification process is realized in less than 2 min, particularly less than 20 sec. The aqueous substance is solidified in a solidification container that can be removed from the vacuum system, the vacuum system is subsequently vented, and the solidified substance removed from the vacuum system together with the solidification container.

Method and device for the rapid solidification of aqueous substances

A sorption cooler for cooling substances in a vessel ( ) by means of a sorption agent ( ) within a sorption agent vessel ( ), which in connected via a vapor valve ( ) to an evaporator ( ) for generation of working agent vapor, and where a part of the outer wall ( ) of the vessel ( ) is in good thermal contact with a working agent storage material ( ) and at least this part of the outer wall ( ) of vessel ( ) is at the same time a part of the boundary surface ( ) of the evaporator ( ).

Sorption cooler

Method and apparatus for the cooling of a liquid ( ) within a container ( ) by means of a liquid cooler ( ), which absorbs a working agent vapor through a sorbent ( ) from an evaporator ( ), which is in thermal contact with the liquid ( ) to be cooled, and wherein during the regeneration of the sorbent ( ), the working agent vapor flows back into the evaporator ( ) and during condensation, releases its condensation heat to a liquid ( ) in the container ( ).

Apparatus and method for the cooling of a liquid in a container

Growing community of inventors

Unterschleissheim/Riedmoos, Germany

Gert Richter