1. Capillary core of fresh air ventilator
When indoor air conditioning exhaust air and outdoor fresh air extract through the heat exchange core in a cross manner, because the gap between the fibers is very small, only water vapor molecules with a smaller particle size can pass through, and other harmful gases with a larger particle size or peculiar gas molecules cannot pass through, thus realizing the exchange of temperature and humidity. In summer operation, the fresh air obtains cold energy from the exhaust air of the air conditioner, so that the temperature is reduced, and the water vapor in the fresh air penetrates into the exhaust air under the action of partial pressure; in winter operation, the fresh air obtains heat energy from the exhaust air of the air conditioner, so that the temperature will rises, the water vapor in the exhaust air penetrates into the fresh air.
2. Evaporative aluminum core of fresh air ventilator
The unit uses a static cross-flow heat exchange core. The core is made of hydrophilic aluminum foil as a carrier. It is composed of several layers of heat exchange units. The fluid channels of the two adjacent layers of unit bodies are arranged in a positive cross. The principle is a fan introduced indoor and outdoor two streams of air. Before the indoor exhaust air passes through the heat exchange core, the indoor exhaust air is firstly humidified by the vaporization and heat absorption of the atomized water to make the indoor exhaust air reach an air state close to the wet bulb temperature. At this time, the temperature of the indoor exhaust air is lower than the dew point temperature of the outdoor fresh air, and then flows through the heat exchange core in a positive cross mode with the outdoor fresh air. The heat is transferred from the high temperature side to the low temperature side through the heat transfer baffle for heat exchange. (The fresh air in summer transfers heat to the exhaust air, and in winter do reverse way) The outdoor fresh air after heat exchange is then sent to the desired room by the air duct.