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Support for a helical coil inserted in a heat exchanger tube
09863724 · 2018-01-09 · ·

A helical coil is supported inside a heat exchanger tube by at least one inside protrusion on the inside wall of the tube, the at least one protrusion supports the helical coil on a contact point of the helical coil against downwards movement in the tube and supports the helical coil on the end point of the helical coil against rotational movement in a first rotational direction relative to the tube.

CONNECTING MEMBER AND MICRO-CHANNEL HEAT EXCHANGER
20180003448 · 2018-01-04 ·

The invention provides a connecting member and a micro-channel heat exchanger. The connecting member comprises a first side plate, a second side plate and an arc-shaped plate connected between the two plates, wherein a plurality of communicating channels (1) which are in parallel with one another and are spaced apart are provided in the connecting member, each of the communicating channels (1) extends from the first side plate to the second side plate. The invention solves the problem that the outer walls of the heat exchange tubes become thin due to bending of the heat exchanger.

Heat exchanger mount with internal flow passage
12215938 · 2025-02-04 · ·

A heat exchanger includes a first header including a fluid inlet and a second header positioned downstream of the first header with respect to a first flow path of a first fluid and including a fluid outlet. The heat exchanger further includes a core extending from the first header to the second header and a mount structure extending between the first header and the second header. The core includes a plurality of core tubes. The mount structure is integrally formed with a subset group of diverted tubes of the plurality of core tubes and includes one or more internal flow passages that are connected to the subset group of diverted tubes such that the one or more internal flow passages are in flow communication with the first header and the second header in parallel to a non-diverted portion of the core.

Cooling flow channel module for power conversion device and power conversion device including the same
09693489 · 2017-06-27 · ·

Provided are a cooling flow channel module for a power conversion device, in which a structure of a cooling flow channel for cooling a power conversion device including an inverter or an LDC is simplified to facilitate manufacturing and assembling, and a power conversion device including the same. The cooling flow channel module includes an intake flow channel, a discharge flow channel disposed to be parallel to the intake flow channel, and a cooling pipe configured to connect the intake flow channel and the discharge flow channel and cool the heating element disposed thereabove or therebelow, wherein a plurality of cooling pipes are provided and connect a side portion of the intake flow channel and a side portion of the discharge flow channel disposed to be parallel to each other.

HEAT DISSIPATION UNIT MANUFACTURING METHOD
20170151641 · 2017-06-01 ·

A heat dissipation unit manufacturing method is disclosed. The heat dissipation unit includes a heat pipe and a base seat. The base seat has a first side and a second side. The second side is formed with a channel and multiple perforations in communication with the first and second sides. The heat pipe has a heat absorption section and a conduction section. The conduction section extends from the heat absorption section in a direction to at least one end of the heat pipe distal from the heat absorption section. Several parts of the heat pipe corresponding to the perforations are received in the perforations and flush with the first side of the base seat. The heat dissipation unit manufacturing method improves the shortcoming of the conventional heat dissipation component that the coplanar precision between the heat pipe and the protruding platform of the base seat is hard to control.

HEADER FOR EXCHANGER BUNDLE OF A HEAT EXCHANGER

The present invention relates to a header usable with an exchanger bundle of a heat exchanger. Said exchanger bundle includes at least one first row of tubes and one second row of tubes. The tubes are suitable for enabling the flow of a first fluid in the exchanger bundle. The header includes at least: one first contact element for supporting the top side of a first end of the first row of tubes; one second contact element for supporting the bottom side of said first end of the first row of tubes and supporting the top side of a first end of the second row of tubes, the thickness of the second contact element defining the distance between said first and second rows of tubes; and one third contact element for supporting the bottom side of said first end of the second row of tubes.

METHOD FOR PRODUCING A HEAT EXCHANGER AND RELEVANT HEAT EXCHANGER
20170082382 · 2017-03-23 ·

The invention relates to a method for producing a heat exchanger, wherein at least one microchannel, placed within a plate having an upper face and a lower face and precisely arranged between said upper face and lower face is obtained by making a groove on the upper face of the plate, said groove extending between an open extremity facing on the upper face and a blind extremity placed inside the plate, and machining the blind extremity of the groove to create a volume of a suitable size to house a tube inserted in the microchannel, said tube being fixed inside the microchannel by generating an interference between the tube and the microchannel. The invention relates also to a heat exchanger obtained by such method.

FLAT TUBE FOR HEAT EXCHANGER

A tube (10) for a motor vehicle heat exchanger exhibits a cross section comprising two opposite longitudinal walls (12), each provided with at least two concave portions (14).

Heat exchanger

The object of the invention is, among others, a heat exchanger (1) for a motor vehicle comprising: at least two manifolds (10, 20) comprising covers (11, 21) and headers (12, 22), a plurality of tubes (30) deployed in parallel to each other between the manifolds (10, 20), the tubes (30) comprising open ends received in the headers (12, 22), the length of the tubes (30) being smaller than the distance between the covers (11, 21), characterised in that, the covers (11, 21) comprise an elongated portions (13, 23) long enough to form an abutting point for one end of the tube (30), so that the second end of the tube (30) is distanced from the elongated portions (13, 23) on the opposite cover, while still maintaining fluid-tight connection with both manifolds (10, 20).