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Magna Powertrain Bad Homburg Gmbh

Gholam Reza Zakeri

Jostein Pettersen

Petter Nekså

Geir Skaugen

Håvard Rekstad

Armin Hafner

Tilo Schaefer

Tilo Schäfer

Kåre Aflekt

Einar Brendeng

Uwe Becker

Arne Jakobsen

Jens Dittmar

An evaporator heat exchanger unit for a heating cooling module for a motor vehicle is disclosed. In one aspect, the evaporator heat exchanger unit includes at least one collector expansion tank for collecting a refrigerant and one evaporator, by which at least a part of the refrigerant can be converted into gaseous form. The evaporator heat exchanger unit also includes a housing enclosing an inner chamber, wherein in the inner chamber, the collector expansion tank, the evaporator, and a cooling medium are arranged, and wherein an expansion organ is arranged on the housing, by which the refrigerant is supplied to the evaporator.

Evaporator heat exchanger unit

The invention relates to a compressor-heat exchanger unit for a heating-cooling module for a motor vehicle, in which at least one fluid serving as a coolant flows, comprising a compressor device for compressing the first fluid, at least one heat exchanger device that has at least one first circuit for the first fluid to flow through and a second circuit for a second fluid to flow through, this heat exchanger unit being arranged in the fluid stream after the compressor device, characterized in that the first fluid is guided at least partially in flow channels of the first circuit that at least partially enclose the compressor device.

Compressor-heat exchanger unit for a heating-cooling module for a motor vehicle

Reversible vapor compression system including a compressor (), an interior heat exchanger (), an expansion device () and an exterior heat exchanger () connected by means of conduits in an operable relationship to form an integral main circuit. A first device is provided in the main circuit between the compressor and the interior heat exchanger, and a second device is provided on the opposite side of the main circuit between the interior and exterior heat exchangers to enable reversing of the system from cooling mode to heating mode and vice versa. The first and second device for reversing of the system include a first and second sub-circuit (A respectively B) each of which is connected with the main circuit through a flow reversing device (andrespectively). Included in the system solution is a reversible heat exchanger for refrigerant fluid, particularly carbon dioxide. It includes a number of interconnected sections arranged with air flow sequentially through the sections. The first and last sections are inter-connected whereby the refrigerant fluid flow in the heat exchanger can be changed from heating to cooling mode by means of flow changing devices provided between the respective sections.

Reversible vapor compression system

A compression refrigeration system includes a compressor (), a heat rejector (), expansion device () and a heat absorber () connected in a closed circulation circuit that may operate with supercritical high-side pressure. The refrigerant charge and component design of the system corresponds to a stand still pressure inside the system which lower than 1.26 times the critical pressure of the refrigerant when the temperature of the whole system is equalized to 60&#xb0; C. Carbon dioxide or a mixture of a refrigerant containing carbon dioxide may be applied as the refrigerant in the system.

Compression system for cooling and heating purposes

A method of defrosting of a heat exchanger (evaporator) in a vapor compression system including, downstream of a heat exchanger (evaporator) () to be defrosted, at least a compressor (), a second heat exchanger (condenser/heat rejecter) (), and an expansion device () connected by conduits in an operable manner to form an integral closed circuit. The heat exchanger () to be defrosted is subjected to essentially the same pressure as the compressor's () discharge pressure. Thus, the heat exchanger () is defrosted as the high-pressure discharge gas from the compressor () flows through to the heat exchanger, giving off heat to the heat exchanger (). In the circuit, in connection with the expansion device () a first bypass loopwith a first valve ('), is provided. A pressure reducing device (&#x2032;) is provided in a second bypass loop in conjunction with a second valve (&#x2032;&#x2033;) disposed downstream of the heat exchanger () being defrosted, whereby the first valve (&#x2032;) is open and the second valve (&#x2032;&#x2033;) is closed when defrosting takes place.

Method and arrangement for defrosting a vapor compression system

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