Patent classifications
F28F3/048
HEAT EXCHANGER CONFIGURATION WITH POROUS LAYER
A nuclear reactor includes a heat exchanger that transfers thermal energy from a primary reactor coolant to a secondary coolant. The heat exchanger is formed with a hot flow channel, a cold flow channel, and a porous layer between the hot flow channel and the cold flow channel. The porous layer may be thermally insulative to reduce the efficiency of thermal energy transfer from the hot flow channel to the cold flow channel. The porous layer may have a control gas passed therethrough that can be tailored to control the thermal energy transfer through the porous layer. The control gas can be tested for leakage within the heat exchanger. The control gas may also be used to sequester fission or activation products.
HEAT EXCHANGE PLATE AND PLATE-TYPE HEAT EXCHANGER
Disclosed are a heat exchange plate (10) and a plate-type heat exchanger using the heat exchange plate (10). The heat exchange plate (10) comprises: a body; pits and/or protrusions (3), arranged on the surface of the body in predetermined patterns; and a plurality of adjusting portions (1, 2), wherein four quadrangular adjusting portions (1, 2) are arranged at the periphery of each pit and/or protrusion (3), then a basic heat transfer unit (4) is formed by each pit and/or protrusion (3) and the adjusting portions (1, 2) at the periphery thereof, and the adjusting portions (1, 2) in each basic heat transfer unit (4) are arranged to be provided with relatively large gaps in a main flow direction (D 1) of fluid on the heat exchange plate (10) and are arranged to be provided with relatively small gaps in an auxiliary flow direction (D2) of the fluid on the heat exchange plate (10).
DEVICE AND METHOD FOR STORING THERMAL ENERGY
A device to store energy includes a phase change material (PCM), with a phase change temperature Tc, contained in a sealed container and constituting a storage core. A source to exchange heat with the PCM, at a temperature TA, to cause a phase change of the PCM. A recuperator to exchange heat with the PCM, at a temperature TB, to cause a phase change of the PCM in the opposite direction to the phase change produced by the source. A controller to control the heat flows between the PCM, the source and the recuperator. An apertured support in contact with the PCM in the sealed container and in thermal contact with the source and the recuperator.
SPIRAL WOUND CROSS - FLOW HEAT EXCHANGER
A heat exchanger is provided. The heat exchanger is formed of a spiral wound flow body (70) having a plurality of passages (76) ending therethrough for passage of a first fluid. The flow body is positioned within a housing (42) and a cross-flow of a second fluid passes between or across successive layers of the spiral wound flow body. The intermixing of the thermal energy of the cross-flowing second fluid and the first fluid provide improved heat exchange.
HEAT EXCHANGER
A heat exchanger that heats or cools water with a fluid includes: a heat transfer portion that includes fluid flow paths through which a fluid flows, and water flow paths through which water flows and that are adjacent to the fluid flow paths; an upstream portion that forms an upstream space on an upstream side of the water flow paths; and a distributor disposed in the upstream space and that distributes water that flows into the upstream space from a water entering port to the water flow paths.
Heat sink
A heat sink that radiates heat via the metal shell of the electronic device is provided. The upper portion of the heat sink is formed by a solid aluminium block boss, and the lower portion of the heat sink is formed by an aluminium substrate, wherein at least one fin is configured on either side of the solid aluminium block boss.
Fan casing assembly and method
A fan casing assembly, connection assembly and method for moving a fan casing cooler. The fan casing assembly for the turbine engine can include an annular fan casing with a peripheral wall having a flow path defined through the casing. A fan casing cooler can mount along the peripheral wall in order to confront a cooling fluid flow within the flow path in order to cool a fluid through the fan casing cooler.
DUAL MATERIAL VAPOR CHAMBER AND UPPER SHELL THEREOF
In a dual material vapor chamber and an upper shell thereof, the dual material vapor chamber includes an upper shell, a copper lower shell, and a working fluid. The upper shell includes an aluminum substrate and plural aluminum fins. The aluminum substrate has an outer surface and an inner wall. The aluminum fins individually extend from the outer surface and are formed integrally. A copper deposition layer is coated on the inner wall. The copper lower shell is sealed to the upper shell correspondingly. A chamber is formed between the upper shell and the copper lower shell. The working fluid is filled in the chamber. Therefore, the weight and material cost of the whole vapor chamber can be reduced, and the packing combination between the upper shell and the copper lower shell can be simplified.
Liquid Cooling Apparatus
A liquid cooling apparatus has a chassis, a cover mounted on the chassis, and a dividing structure disposed in an inner chamber defined between the chassis and the cover. The dividing structure divides the inner chamber into a liquid inlet compartment and a liquid outlet compartment. The liquid inlet compartment communicates with the liquid outlet compartment via the recess. The liquid cooling apparatus can be installed on a first panel with the boss of the chassis mounted through a through hole of the first panel and thermally attached to a heat source on a second panel. A working fluid that flows into the liquid inlet compartment is forced to flow into the recess before flowing to the liquid outlet compartment by the dividing structure. Accordingly, heat generated by the heat source can be effectively dissipated.
Water cooling heat dissipation structure
A water cooling heat dissipation structure includes a first and a second plate, a water cooling heat dissipation body, which is composed of a plurality of stacked heat dissipation members. The first plate, the heat dissipation members, and the second plate are in sequence stacked up into one and another to integrally form the water cooling heat dissipation structure by heat treatment. The water cooling heat dissipation body has a top side attached to one side of the first plate and a bottom side thereof attached to the second plate, so as to secure two sides of a flow passage of the water cooling heat dissipation body. A first and a second connecting portion is respectively provided on two sides of the first plate or the water cooling heat dissipation body, and the first and the second connecting portion is communicable with the flow passage.