Research on energy-saving conventional submarine air-conditioning system based on heat and humidity load calculation
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https://doi.org/10.54097/hset.v56i.10703Keywords:
submarine; air conditioner; heat load calculation; cold storage and energy saving.Abstract
The built-in air-conditioning and ventilation system of modern conventional submarines still adopts duct ventilation, which has high working noise, high energy consumption, poor dehumidification effect, and is mainly inter-cooled. For the air quality, hot and humid environment and comfort requirements in the submarine cabin. This project proposes an energy-saving cold storage air-conditioning system suitable for submarines. It adopts the air control method of temperature and humidity independent processing, and combines solution dehumidification and cold storage technology to independently control the temperature and humidity of the cabin, so as to achieve the purpose of efficient dehumidification and energy saving. The system makes full use of the limited space inside the submarine, reduces the energy consumption of refrigeration, improves the underwater endurance and concealment, and provides a healthy and comfortable air environment for the crew of the submarine, which has important strategic value.
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