Temperature-reducing and dehumidifying device for mine refuge underground chambers
A refuge chamber, cooling and dehumidification technology, applied in the direction of safety devices, mine/tunnel ventilation, mining equipment, etc., can solve the problem of compressor explosion-proof difficult to solve, interruption and other problems, to ensure the life safety of miners and prolong the rescue time Effect
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[0011] Liquid carbon dioxide cylinder 1, high pressure gauge 12, main valve 3, throttle valve 4, thermal expansion valve 5, evaporator 6, low pressure gauge 7, reversing valve 8 and pneumatic fan 9 are connected in sequence through pipeline 11, and the liquid carbon dioxide cylinder is set at Transition zone 13, the other parts are called the main engine and are arranged in the living zone 2, and the other inlet of the reversing valve is connected to the inherent ventilation system 10 of the mine. When the system is working, the throttle valve is opened, the high-pressure gauge is normally open, and the high-pressure and low-temperature carbon dioxide gas passes through the throttle valve. The main function of the throttle valve is to control the cooling capacity output by controlling the refrigerant flow. The carbon dioxide refrigerant coming out of the throttling valve enters the evaporator after throttling through the expansion valve; the thermal expansion valve relies on th...
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