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HEAT TRANSFER MEMBERS IN RECEIVING BAYS
20200315062 · 2020-10-01 ·

In some examples, a receiving bay includes a first heat transfer member that is moveable along a first axis, and a retainer to restrict movement of the first heat transfer member along a second axis different from the first axis. The first heat transfer member is to contact a second heat transfer member of a device when inserted in the receiving bay, the first heat transfer member moveable along the first axis by the contact with the second heat transfer member as the device is inserted in the receiving bay.

GAS INLET PIPE FOR EXHAUST GAS COOLER

A heat exchanger assembly, in particular an exhaust gas cooler, having a gas inlet pipe attached to an inlet diffuser to improve flow distribution of the gas in a case with a heat exchanger core within. The gas inlet pipe configured to disrupt the momentum of flow of the gas due to at least one bend upstream of the inlet diffuser. The gas inlet pipe including at least two intermediate bends which define multiple section of the gas inlet pipe, at least two of the sections redirecting flow of the gas before an outlet of the gas inlet pipe to more evenly distribute the gas at the outlet of the gas inlet pipe upstream of the inlet diffuser.

A TANK ASSEMBLY

A tank assembly includes a heat exchanger tank and at least one side plate. Each heat exchanger tank includes a pair of foot portions and a pair of top portions. The foot portions are crimped to a corresponding header of a heat exchanger core. The top portions are configured with first engagement elements. The at least one side plate is disposed on at least one side of the heat exchanger core and is configured with second engagement elements. The second engagement elements engage with the corresponding first engagement elements to urge the heat exchanger tank towards the header.

Automated thermal exchange system for autoclave sterilizer
10760853 · 2020-09-01 · ·

A system for condensing steam from an autoclave sterilizer includes a cooling tank and a condensing coil extending into the cooling tank. Cooling water from a source of water flows into the tank to cool the condensing coil when the temperature of the coolant in the cooling tank exceeds a predetermined value. A waste water drain is in fluid communication with the cooling tank. An air gap is located between the tank and the source of cooling water. The air gap includes an opening to atmospheric air and is configured to avoid back flow from a waste water drain toward the water source. A check valve may be used with or in lieu of an air gap to prevent back flow toward the water source.

FLUID INJECTION DEVICE FOR VEHICLE RADIATOR AND METHOD TO USE THE SAME
20200248613 · 2020-08-06 ·

A fluid injection device for vehicle radiator includes a main body. The main body includes a negative pressure device, a container, an injection opening, and a switching mechanism. The injection opening is adapted for connecting with an opening of a radiator of a vehicle. The negative pressure device and the container communicate the injection opening respectively.

Cooling mechanism of high mounting flexibility
10736235 · 2020-08-04 · ·

A cooling mechanism of high mounting flexibility includes a heat sink including a heat sink body defining an accommodation portion and position-limit sliding grooves and stop blocks fastened to the heat sink body, heat pipes positioned in the position-limit sliding grooves and stopped against the stop blocks, each heat pipe having a hot interface accommodated in the accommodation portion and an opposing cold interface positioned in one position-limit sliding groove, heat transfer blocks each defining a recessed insertion passage for accommodating the hot interfaces of the heat pipes and an opposing planar contact surface for the contact of a heat source of an external circuit board, and an elastic member elastically positioned between the heat sink and the heat transfer blocks.

HEAT DISSIPATING DEVICE
20200232714 · 2020-07-23 ·

A heat dissipating device includes an extruded heat sink and a fan, and the extruded heat sink includes a base, a multiple of cooling fins extending outwardly from the periphery of the base, a vacuum chamber formed directly in the base, and a capillary tissue disposed in the vacuum chamber and filled with a working fluid. The fan is mounted onto the extruded heat sink. Therefore, the heat conduction and dissipation rate of the extruded heat sink can be increased to improve the overall heat dissipation performance.

Laboratory condensers with passive heat exchange

The present invention relates to a condenser for condensing gasses. The condenser comprises: an inner tube (1) having a bore (3) therethrough; an outer tube (2) having a bore (8) therethrough and two ends, the inner tube (1) passing through the bore of the outer tube (2); and a seal (15, 16) at each end of the outer tube. The outer tube has exterior and interior fins and is sealed to the inner tube so as to define a sealed space (11) between the inner tube and the outer tube. The space (11) is adapted to contain a liquid in contact with the inner tube (1) and the outer tube (2). The invention further relates to a method of condensing a gas using the condenser, a process of making a chemical using the condenser and a kit adapted to be assembled into the condenser.

HEAT SINK FOR PLUG-IN CARD, PLUG-IN CARD INCLUDING HEAT SINK, AND ASSOCIATED MANUFACTURING METHOD
20200178383 · 2020-06-04 ·

Various embodiments of the present disclosure provide a heat sink for a plug-in storage card and a plug-in storage card including the heat sink. The heat sink comprises a first part secured to a surface of the plug-in storage card and a second part coupled to the first part and being movable relative to the first part in a first direction, wherein the first direction is perpendicular to the surface of the plug-in storage card. In this way, when the second part and the first part have a larger overlap in the first direction, the heat sink has a smaller first height and when the second part and the first part have a smaller overlap in the first direction, the heat sink has a greater second height.

HEAT EXCHANGER

A tube plate of a heat exchanger includes a tube plate base material to which ends of a plurality of heat transfer tubes are fixed, a first backplate that covers a surface of the tube plate base material on a first tube chamber side, and a fastener that includes at least a shaft section and fixes the first backplate to the tube plate base material. The first backplate includes heat transfer tube insertion holes through which a plurality of heat transfer tubes are inserted, and an insertion hole through which the shaft section is loosely inserted. The first backplate is joined to an end section of a second partition wall on a first end side. The second partition wall, the first backplate, and the fastener are formed of a material having higher corrosion resistance than the tube plate base material.