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titleOfInvention Method of increasing heat in inverse rankine cycle and inverse rankine cycle system for practicing same method
abstract A vortex tube (3) is provided between a compressor (2) and a condenser (4) in an inverse Rankine cycle system. The high-pressure overheated cooling vapor discharged from the compressor (2) is separated into a high-temperature energy portion and a low-temperature portion to obtain the temperature-increased overheated cooling vapor, which constitutes the greater part of the vapor discharged from the compressor, and the temperature-reduced cooling vapor, which constitutes the rest of the vapor discharged from the compressor, the temperature-increased vapor and the temperature-reduced vapor being taken out separately. The overheated cooling vapor separated at the high-temperature side is introduced into a high-temperature circuit (4a) in the condenser (4) so as to be condensed, while the cooling vapor separated at the low-temperature side is recycled to the inverse Rankine cycle system, preferably to a low-temperature circuit (4b) in the condenser (4). The outside air or the heat from the compressor (2) may be supplied to the cooling vapor from the low-temperature side of the vortex tube (3). When the temperature of the cooling vapor from the low-temperature side is high, the excess heat may be recovered by a heat-absorbing heat exchanger.
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