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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 09, 1993
Filed:
Jun. 01, 1992
Shuzo Takahata, Ootsushi, JP;
Kunihiko Nakajima, Ootsushi, JP;
Osamu Ooishi, Kusatsushi, JP;
Tomiyasu Okita, Amagasakishi, JP;
Kawasaki Thermal Engineering Co., Ltd., Kusatsushi, JP;
Abstract
In a box-shaped main body of a nearly rectangular parallelepiped shaped shell, an absorber, an evaporator, a low temperature regenerator, and a condenser are disposed sequentially in the vertical direction from the bottom, and a refrigerant sump of nearly V or U shape is disposed between the evaporator and absorber. Furthermore, an eliminator is disposed in an oblique direction at the side of the evaporator, and a purging enclosing member is disposed in the absorber, and a flush chamber of double structure is installed between the evaporator and refrigerant sump. This slim low temperature shell, and high temperature regenerator and others are formed into one body forming an element or module, and a plurality of elements are disposed parallel in the lateral direction, or disposed in the lateral direction and stacked up in the vertical direction, thereby forming a large-sized absorption chiller/absorption chiller-heater. In this construction, the machine width of the elements or modules for absorption chiller/absorption chiller-heater (combined structures of low temperature shell, high temperature regenerator, and other constituent parts) may be notably reduced to be slim and compact, and the elements can be easily transported as one body without being divided. By disposing a plurality of elements parallel in the lateral direction, or disposing them in the lateral direction and stacked in the vertical direction, the capacity may be easily enlarged.
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