Heating and cooling system for a building

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F24F 5/00 (2006.01)

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CA 2070707

A reversible vapour compression refrigeration plant serves as an air conditioner for cooling or as a heat pump for heating. A main stream of inlet air is divided into separate main and bypass streams of air and proportion of flow between the two streams is varied in an inverse ratio so that as flow through the bypass duct increases, flow through the main duct decreases and vice versa. When the plant is used for heating, the main stream is heated by a supply heat exchanger acting as a condenser and when the plant is used as an air conditioner, the supply heat exchanger acts as an evaporator. Also, as an additional alternative, as a desired air space temperature is approached, preferably heat rejected by a condenser in the heating mode, or heat gathered by the evaporator in the cooling mode, as gradually reduced by reducing refrigerant flow therethrough by modulating compressor suction. Full fresh air or full re-circulating air modes, or a combination of mixed and re-circulating air can be used. Also, energy is saved in both the heating and cooling modes by locating an exhaust heat exchanger within exhaust flow discharged from the space to be heated or cooled.

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