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J Direito ENCVDC 06072009 1 Thermosyphon Workshop Gravitydriven Cooling Concept Natural circulation of the fluid Condensation temperaturepressure must lower than evaporation temperaturepressure ID: 286541

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Slide1

Thermosiphon pre-design

J. Direito (EN/CV/DC)

06/07/2009

1

Thermosyphon WorkshopSlide2

Gravity-driven Cooling Concept

Natural circulation of the fluid:Condensation temperature/pressure must lower than evaporation temperature/pressureNo working components in the main circuitLess probability of occurrence of leaks No significant vibrations on the system

Low maintenance operations

Access to refrigeration units at the surfaceNo limit for the Evaporation Temperature:Suction pressure of the compressors is not a limit anymore -> possibility of reaching lower evaporation temperatures

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2

Thermosyphon WorkshopSlide3

Preliminary design and parameters

A-B : CondensationB-C : Hydrostatic dPC-D : Heat ExchangerD-E : Pressure RegulationE-F : Sub-CoolingF-G : Capillary ExpansionG-H : EvaporationH-I : Heater

I-A : Back-Pressure regulation

B

C

D

E

G

H

I

A

F

Thermodynamic Cycle Example for C3F8 with Sub-Cooling

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3

Thermosyphon WorkshopSlide4

Preliminary design and parameters

SURFACE

CAVERN

100 m

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4

Thermosyphon Workshop

Design by A.

MorauxSlide5

B

C

D

E

G

H

I

A

F

Preliminary design and parameters

A-B :

Condensation

dh

=

h

(at

T

condensation

) –

h

(at

T

return

lines

)

Definition of the Condensation Power

B-C :

Hydrostatic

dP

>

P

transfer

lines

(

T

transfer

lines

)

P

return

lines

(

T

return

lines

)

Definition of minimum height

C-D :

Heat Exchanger

dh

=

h

(at T

in

) –

h

(

T

supply

lines

)

Definition of HX power

D-E :

Pressure Regulation

– Pressure Regulator

Cv

Regulation of mass flow

E-F :

Sub-Cooling

dh

=

h

(

T

evap

at

T

cond

) – h (Xin)Definition of HX Power for sub-coolingF-G : Capillary pressure drop – dP = Ppressure regulator – Pevaporation Definition of capillary length G-H : Evaporation – dP stave Definition of dP at the staveH-I : Heater – dh = h (Xout) – h (Ttransfer lines) Definition of Heater powerI-A : Back-Pressure regulation – Pressure Regulator CvRegulation of Evaporation Temperature

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5

Thermosyphon WorkshopSlide6

Preliminary design and parameters

Application example for the IBL detector and Distribution Racks at USA 15:Required mass flow = 36g/sEvaporation temperature = -40CSupply and return lines Temperature = 20CAltitude difference ≈ 100mDefinition of the main components:

Minimum height O.K.: 16 bar > dP (

Pcond = 7.57 bar ; Pevap = 0.87 bar)

liquid line = DN25 -> dP= 16 bar ; Vapor line = DN50 -> dP = 90 mbar

Condensation Temperature < -42.5 C (Pcond

< 0.87 bar – 90mbar)Condenser Power > 5.94kW (dh

= 165kJ/kg; m = 36g/s)

Heat Exchanger Power > 1.44kW (dh = 40kJ/kg; m = 36 g/s)

06/07/2009

6

Thermosyphon Workshop