Patent classifications
F28F21/08
Simple Heat Exchanger Using Super Alloy Materials for Challenging Applications
A heat exchanger system for use in a gas turbine engine has a plurality of circumferentially spaced heat exchangers. The spaced heat exchangers are formed of a nickel alloy material including more than 50-percent by volume gamma-prime intermetallic phase material. A gas turbine engine is also disclosed.
HEAT EXCHANGER WITH HEAT RESISTANT CENTER BODY
A heat exchanger for use in a gas turbine engine has a central body including an inlet manifold and at least one tube providing an outlet manifold, and a plurality of tubes communicating holes in an outer periphery of the inlet manifold to holes in an outer periphery of the outlet manifold, and passages for cooling air to pass across the tubes. A gas turbine engine is also disclosed.
Heat exchanger
A modular system for heat exchange between fluids includes a plurality of open elements that, by means of two end plates, are connected together. An open element is constituted of a folded and sealed sheet material that is arranged in a frame.
COOLING ELECTRONIC DEVICES IN A DATA CENTER
A data center cooling system includes a modular heat sink and a working fluid. The modular heat sink includes an evaporator configured to thermally contact a heat-generating electronic device to receive heat from the data center heat-generating electronic device; a condenser coupled to the evaporator and configured to transfer the heat from the heat-generating electronic device into a cooling fluid; and a plurality of transport tubes that fluidly couple the evaporator and the condenser, at least one of the plurality of transport tubes including an open end positioned in the evaporator and a closed end positioned in the condenser. The working fluid vaporizes in the evaporator based on receipt of the heat from the heat-generating electronic device, and circulates, in vapor phase, from the evaporator to the condenser in the transport member, and circulates, in liquid phase, from the condenser to the evaporator.
HEAT-EXCHANGING AND MIXING DEVICE AND SOLUTION TRANSPORT AND COOLING UNIT
Provided is a heat-exchanging and mixing device and a solution transport and cooling unit which are capable of efficiently performing heat transfer with respect to a heat-exchange target, while stirring and mixing the heat-exchange target, to obtain an advantageous effect of being able to significantly hinder accumulation of a solid content in the solution transport and cooling unit. The heat-exchanging and mixing device comprises a heat exchanger tube and a spiral mixing member having a width approximately equal to an inner diameter of the heat exchanger tube and disposed inside the heat exchanger tube. The spiral mixing member is comprised of a strip-shaped member having an inter-slit region.
HEAT-EXCHANGING AND MIXING DEVICE AND SOLUTION TRANSPORT AND COOLING UNIT
Provided is a heat-exchanging and mixing device and a solution transport and cooling unit which are capable of efficiently performing heat transfer with respect to a heat-exchange target, while stirring and mixing the heat-exchange target, to obtain an advantageous effect of being able to significantly hinder accumulation of a solid content in the solution transport and cooling unit. The heat-exchanging and mixing device comprises a heat exchanger tube and a spiral mixing member having a width approximately equal to an inner diameter of the heat exchanger tube and disposed inside the heat exchanger tube. The spiral mixing member is comprised of a strip-shaped member having an inter-slit region.
Flat extruded aluminum multi-port tube whose inner surface is highly corrosion-resistant and an aluminum heat exchanger using the tube
In this flat extruded aluminum multi-port tube, the corrosion-resistance, at inner surfaces of a plurality of flow passages independently and parallelly extending in the tube axial direction, is effectively enhanced. In a flat extruded aluminum multi-port tube 10 formed by an extrusion by employing an aluminum tube material and an aluminum sacrificial anode material having an electrochemically lower potential than the aluminum tube material, the aluminum sacrificial anode material is exposed to form a sacrificial anode portion 18 at least in a part of an inner circumferential portion in each of the plurality of flow passages 12.
Thermal pyrolytic graphite tube device for directional thermal management
The present technology provides a non-cylindrical structure for transporting media, including gases, liquids, solids, or energy comprising a layer of thermal pyrolytic graphite (TPG) surrounded by an outer layer and an inner layer comprising a metal, a ceramic, a glass, or a plastic. In particular, the present technology relates to a non-cylindrical tube or a pipe having an inner layer, an outer layer, and a layer of TPG between the inner layer and the outer layer wherein the TPG layer is configured to manage the direction of heat conduction.
Titanium or titanium alloy plate excellent in balance between press formability and strength
Disclosed is a titanium or titanium alloy plate rolled in one direction, wherein a lubricating film is coated on the surface and the coefficient of sliding friction of the lubricating film-coated surface is controlled to less than 0.15. The elongation (L-El) of the titanium or titanium alloy plate in the rolling direction and the r value (T-r) in the direction perpendicular to the rolling direction have the following relation (1).
(T-r)/(L-El)≧0.07 (1)
Method of fabricating a heat sink
A method for fabricating a straight fin heat sink (50) of the type having a base (52) and a plurality of fins (54) extending from the base is disclosed. Each fm (54) of the plurality of fins of the heat sink is spaced from one another a predetermined distance and lies along a plane generally parallel to planes of the other fins of the plurality of fins. The method includes: providing a die (20) configured to produce a heat sink (30) having a base (32) and a plurality of fins (34) attached to be base in a radial fashion about the base from at least one side of the base; extruding a blank of material through the die (20) to produce the heat sink (30); and compressing the plurality of fins (34) with a compression tool (40) so that the plurality of fins (54) extend from the base along planes generally parallel to each other.