Patent classifications
F28F9/0246
DEVICES AND METHODS FOR CONSTRAINING LIQUID COOLING TUBES IN LIQUID COOLING SERVERS
The present technology is directed to constraining liquid cooling tubes. The present technology may include connecting a first tube connector and a second tube connector with a stretchable string of flexible material. The first tube connector is configured to fluidly seal to a first end of a liquid cooling tube, and the second tube connector is configured to fluidly seal to a second end of the liquid cooling tube. The present technology may also include connecting the first tube connector to a first manifold and connecting the second tube connector to a second manifold to extend the stretchable strip of flexible material when a computing device in a rack is in operation. The present technology may also include disconnecting the first tube connector to the first manifold and the second tube connector to the second manifold to prepare for the computing device to be serviced. The first tube connector and the second tube connector are constrained by the stretchable strip of flexible material when the computing device is moved out of the rack.
Modular fluid heat exchange systems
A modular heat exchange assembly includes a cold plate defining a finned surface and a corresponding plurality of microchannels. Selected ones of the plurality of microchannel extend from a first end to an opposed second end. A fluid receiver unit defines an inlet port and a first fluid connector fluidically coupled with the inlet port. A fluid transfer unit defines an outlet port and a second fluid connector matingly engageable with and disengageable from the first fluid connector to fluidly couple the fluid receiver unit and the fluid transfer unit together. The fluid transfer unit defines a distribution manifold configured to distribute coolant among the selected microchannels at a position between the first ends and the second ends of the selected microchannels. The fluid transfer unit further defines a collection manifold configured to receive coolant from the selected microchannels. The collection manifold and the outlet port are fluidically coupled together.
Heat transfer baffle system and uses thereof
This disclosure describes an improved heat transfer system for use in reaction vessels used in chemical and biological processes. In one embodiment, a heat transfer baffle comprising two sub-assemblies adjoined to one another is provided.
Insert for evaporator header
Disclosed is an evaporator header insert, including: a header insert body that extends along a body center axis between body inlet and outlet ends, a center passage located within the header insert body, the center passage extending from the body inlet end to the body outlet end along the body center axis, the center passage surface defining: a center passage inlet portion at the body inlet end; a center passage outlet portion, at the body outlet end, that defines a body nozzle portion on the body center axis, wherein the body nozzle portion has a convergent-divergent shape so that the body nozzle portion has a convergent segment, a divergent segment and a neck segment therebetween; and a conical tip member, fixed to the body outlet end and disposed at least partially within the divergent segment of the body nozzle portion so that a conical outlet passage is formed therebetween.
OUTDOOR UNIT AND AIR-CONDITIONING APPARATUS
A heat exchanger includes a plurality of heat transfer tubes, a liquid header distributor, and a gas header distributor. The heat transfer tubes include U-shaped bent portions. The heat exchanger includes a heat exchanger core. A relationship between the liquid header distributor and the plurality of heat transfer tubes is established such that 9≤ζ is satisfied, where Lh [m] is the length of the liquid header distributor, Lb [m] is the length of the shortest one of the heat transfer tubes, and ζ is the ratio of the length Lb of the shortest heat transfer tube to the length Lh of the liquid header distributor and is expressed by ζ=Lb/Lh.
Header delivery system
A header delivery system and method for performing a pigging operation on a process tube connected to a header pipe. The header delivery system is insertable in the header pipe and has a launcher pipe for launching an inspection or cleaning tool to the process tube. A tube coupler for coupling to the process tube and a bumper are connected to the launcher pipe. A jack apparatus is configured to position the tube coupler and the bumper. A wedge assembly is connected to the launcher pipe and has a first actuating wedge and a first extension wedge. A first linear actuator is connected to the first actuating wedge and is configured to move the first extension wedge and the tube coupler mount apart from one another to position the tube coupler and the bumper from a retracted position to an extended position.
PIPE PROTECTION DEVICE AND COOLING DEVICE
A pipe protection device which is provided at a supply-side coupler provided at an end portion of a supply pipe which supplies a heat exchange medium to a heat exchange unit, and a discharge-side coupler provided at an end portion of a discharge pipe from which the heat exchange medium, which is supplied from the supply pipe to the heat exchange unit, is discharged, includes a supply-side support part having a recess along a contour of part of the supply pipe, a discharge-side support part having a recess along a contour of part of the discharge pipe, and a connecting part which supports the supply-side support part and the discharge-side support part at a predetermined interval and connects the supply-side support part and the discharge-side support part to a housing constituting a server.
PLANT FOR CONTINUOUSLY COOLING FOODSTUFFS THROUGH CRYOGENIC LIQUID GAS
A plant for continuously cooling foodstuffs includes a container suitable to receive such foodstuffs continuously moved by a movement member and refrigerant apparatus for cooling such foodstuffs during the movement thereof, the movement member being a pump; the plant includes a spiral duct preferably arranged around the container wherein the pump continuously directs and moves the foodstuffs to be cooled and in which there is directed a cryogenic fluid, along at least two different turns of the spiral duct there being arranged apparatus for injecting of the cryogenic fluid.
HEAT EXCHANGER AND HEAT PUMP DEVICE
A heat exchanger connected to a refrigerant pipe includes: heat transfer tubes; and a header that connects the refrigerant pipe and the heat transfer tubes, and that forms a refrigerant flow path between the refrigerant pipe and the heat transfer tubes. The header includes a first member that includes a first plate-shaped portion, and a second member that includes a second plate-shaped portion that is stacked on a heat transfer tubes side of the first plate-shaped portion. The first plate-shaped portion has a first opening that forms the refrigerant flow path. The second plate-shaped portion has a second opening that forms the refrigerant flow path. When viewed in a stacking direction of the first plate-shaped portion and the second plate-shaped portion, the second opening and the first opening overlap each other at a first region and at a second region that is different from the first region.
HEAT EXCHANGER AND HEAT EXCHANGE DEVICE
A heat exchanger is provided, including a heat exchanger core. The heat exchanger core at least includes a first core part, a second core part and a third core part which are stacked. The first core part, the second core part and the third core part are formed by stacking plates. The third core part is located between the first core part and the second core part. The first core part is in the form of unilateral flow. The second core part is in the form of diagonal flow. The third core part can realize transformation of flow channel forms of the first core part and the second core part, and is stacked with the first core part and the second core part, and thus the heat exchange efficiency is good.