Influence Factors of Ice Surface Temperature in Direct Evaporation CO2 Artificial Ice
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Influence Factors of Ice Surface Temperature in Direct Evaporation CO2 Artificial Ice
Journal of RefrigerationVol. 45, Issue 4, Pages: 114-123(2024)
作者机构:
1..天津大学机械工程学院 天津 300072
2..广东美的暖通设备有限公司 佛山 528311
3..上海船舶设备研究所 上海 200031
4..天津商业大学机械工程学院 天津市制冷技术重点实验室 天津 300134
作者简介:
Yan Libo, male, Guangdong Midea HVAC Equipment Co., Ltd., 86-13420638365, E-mail: libo.yan@midea.com. Research fields: heat pump, air conditioning and other refrigeration systems.
基金信息:
the National Key R&D Program "Science and Technology Winter Olympics" Key Project(2021YFF0306801)
Wu Jing, Yan Libo, Ye Lin, et al. Influence Factors of Ice Surface Temperature in Direct Evaporation CO2 Artificial Ice[J]. Journal of refrigeration, 2024, 45(4): 114-123.
DOI:
Wu Jing, Yan Libo, Ye Lin, et al. Influence Factors of Ice Surface Temperature in Direct Evaporation CO2 Artificial Ice[J]. Journal of refrigeration, 2024, 45(4): 114-123. DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.0253-4339.2024.04.114.
Influence Factors of Ice Surface Temperature in Direct Evaporation CO2 Artificial Ice
we establish a mathematical model for the stable temperature field of the indoor ice rink to analyze the influence of mass flux
tube spacing
oil content
and other factors on ice surface temperature and ice temperature difference when the evaporating temperature is -13 ℃ in a 12.7 mm diameter copper pipe. Results show that an increase in the lubricating oil content increases the pressure drop in the pipe and the temperature difference between the inlet and outlet of the ice surface. However
because the pipe diameter and mass flux investigated in this study are relatively large
the influence range is small. The temperature distribution on the ice surface is mainly affected by the distance between the cooling pipes and the mass flux. The temperature difference of the ice surface increases with an increase in tube spacing and mass flux. To ensure a temperature difference of the ice surface less than 0.5 ℃
the recommended mass flux should be less than 200 kg/(m