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`DESCRIPTION CN101434831
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`The present invention relates to a low—temperature mixed refrigerant containing NO in a temperature range of
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`180 to 220 K and a process for producing the same, wherein the low—temperature mixed refrigerant contains low
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`boiling point refrigerant NO (R744A) and ethane (R170) One or both of trifiuoromethane (R23),
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`hexafiuoroethane (R116), fluoromethane (R41) and carbon dioxide (R744) are physically mixed at room
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`temperature. The invention does not destroy the ozone layer, has low greenhouse effect, and meets the
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`environmental protection requirements. The thermal parameters are suitable and the cycle performance is
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`excellent. The existing multi—layer low temperature class compressor can be used to optimize the design of the
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`new working fluid system. The mixed refrigerant can be used as an alternative refrigerant in a conventional
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`cascade refrigeration cryogenic system.
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`The present invention belongs to the technical field of refrigeration using a cascade system, and more particularly
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`to a low—temperature mixed refrigerant containing N20 (R744A).
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`Background technique
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`The minimum cooling temperature achieved by the single—stage steam compression refrigeration cycle is
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`generally 230K. When the condensing pressure is constant, a lower evaporation temperature is required, resulting
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`in an increase in the system pressure ratio, a decrease in the gas transmission coefficient, a decrease in the cooling
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`capacity, The efficiency of the compressor is reduced, the power consumption is increased, the exhaust
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`temperature is increased, and the operating conditions are deteriorated. In order to achieve a reduced
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`temperature, a multi—stage compression refrigeration system and a multi—stage refrigeration cycle system can be
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`used. The multi—stage compression system requires a special compressor and the refrigeration system is
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`complicated, the efficiency is not high, the cost is high and the reliability is low. The external cascade refrigeration
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`system has been widely used in the industrial and commercial refrigeration areas due to the continuous demand
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`for low temperature and high cooling capacity. At present, the working fluid of more cascade refrigeration system
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`is R134a / R23, but its greenhouse effect potential (GWP) is higher, and the filling capacity is larger and the
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`volume refrigeration is lower. In order to meet the needs of environmental protection and large cooling capacity,
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`cascade refrigeration system working fluid toward the development of environmentally friendly natural workers.
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`One of the key problems in the development of cascade refrigeration cycle technology is the appropriate
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`circulating working fluid. The development of environmentally friendly, excellent thermal performance of the
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`new low—temperature class of working fluid, for the development of cascade refrigeration cycle technoloy is
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`The composition of the composite refrigerant is closely related to the hardware of the refrigeration and the form
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`of the system. Therefore, the mixed refrigerant is the carrier of the cooling capacity, and its inherent performance
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`is the most fundamental factor to determine the performance of the refrigeration system.
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`The contents of the invention
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`It is an object of the present invention to provide a low—temperature mixed refrigerant suitable for a cascade
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`refrigeration system containing N20 (R744A) in a temperature range of 180 to 220K. In the specific
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`concentration ratio to fully consider the high and low temperature class compressor suitable operating pressure
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`ratio range, so that the best environmental characteristics and cycle performance.
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`The components and components of the present invention are described below. (R744A) and ethane (R170),
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`trifluoromethane (R23), hexafluoroethane (R744A) and N20 (R744A) in the 180 ~ 220K temperature zone.
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`R116), fluoromethane (R41), carbon dioxide (R744), or a mixture of one or both of them. The basic parameters
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`of each component are shown in Table 1.
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`The specific proportions of the above components (mass percentage) are:
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`R744A/R116/R412—98/2—98/0—96% or 2—98/0—96 / 2—98%‘,
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`R744A/ R116 /R744 2—98 / 2—98 /0—96% or 2—98/ 0—96 / 2—98%;
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`R744A / R41 / R744 2—98 / 2—98 / 0—96% or 2—98 / 0—96 / 2—98%;
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`The sum of the mass percentages of each group of mixed working fluids is 100%.
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`The present invention has the following advantages and advantages
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`Environmental performance: Table 1 shows the comparison of the environmental properties of the composite
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`working mass of the present invention with the conventional stacked low temperature grade working fluid R23. It
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`can be seen that the ozone depletion potential (GDP) of the present invention is the same as that of R23 (GWP)
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`is lower than that of R23, which is in full compliance with the environmental protection requirements of the new
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`refrigerants. However, the low temperature of the mixed refrigerant system with N20 (R744A) Can reduce
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`greenhouse gas emissions; (2) thermal parameters: 180 ~ 220K temperature in the design conditions, the stack
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`system of high and low temperature evaporation pressure, condensing pressure, exhaust temperature and
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`operating pressure ratio are required to meet the system Safe operation range. In addition to the mixed working
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`fluid containing R170 (ethane), the sliding temperature of the remaining mixed refrigerant is very small, which is
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`a nearly azeotropic mixture, and the influence of leakage on component composition and performance is very
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`small. (3) Cyclic performance: Under the design conditions of the invention, the COP of the system is almost
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`close to that of the traditional working fluid R134a / R23, and the cooling capacity per unit mass and volume
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`cooling capacity are higher than those of the traditional working fluid R134a / R23, which can reduce the charge
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`of the system refrigerant Irrigation, with a faster cooling rate, and can meet the load requirements.
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`<P>> Thermophysical properties are based on REFPROP (Lemmon et al., 2007); <b>> Refrigerant data
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`Example 1: R744A and 40% R170 of 60% by mass fraction were subjected to physical mixing at room
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`Example 2: 50% R744A, 35% R170 and 15% R23 were taken as the mass fraction and mixed as a refrigerant at
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`transfer temperature difference of the condensing evaporator is 5 . C, the high temperature grade refrigerant of
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`the present invention is based on the R134a refrigerant, and the other suitable environment—friendly refrigerant
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