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Heat exchanger

A heat exchanger for cooling a gas includes a gas inlet, a gas outlet, and a plurality of cooling tubes arranged between the gas inlet and the gas outlet, wherein the cooling tubes of two successive tube rows are arranged offset transversely to a flow direction of the gas. A fin having openings is provided for receiving a corresponding number of the cooling tubes. The fin has slits arranged at a distance from the openings and configured to follow an edge profile of a honeycomb-shaped hexagon, with the slits of each hexagon surrounding a corresponding one of the openings at the distance. Arranged between adjacent ones of the openings is a corresponding one of the slits at a same distance from each of the adjacent openings, with each slit having an end ending at a deformation point of the fin.

HEAT SINK

At least one heat pipe is fixed to each of fin plates, a rectangular fin plate assembly is constituted of the fin plate, the fin plate and the fin plate of the plurality of respective radiation fin parts as the plurality of radiation fin parts are seen from the direction in which the heat pipes extend, the plurality of heat pipes include a first heat pipe group and a second heat pipe group, the first heat pipe group is positioned at the center in the longitudinal direction of the fin plate assembly, the second heat pipe group is positioned on both sides of the first heat pipe group in the longitudinal direction of the fin plate assembly, and the fin plate thermally connected to the first heat pipe group includes expanding parts.

FIN-AND-TUBE HEAT EXCHANGER AND REFRIGERATION CYCLE APPARATUS INCLUDING THE SAME

Provided are rectangular plate-like fins 2 layered at intervals; and flat tubes 3 which are perpendicularly extended through the layered plate-like fins 2 and are provided on multiple levels along a longitudinal direction of the plate-like fins 2. The plate-like fins 2 are provided with at least one heat transfer promoting section 6 that is positioned in a region between adjacently-positioned flat tubes 3 and in which ridge sections 4 and valley sections 5 having ridgelines extending in the longitudinal direction of the plate-like fins 2 are arranged to alternate. En the heat transfer promoting section 6, at least one slit 7 allowing communication between a front and a back of the plate-like fin 2 is formed on a downwind side of the ridge sections 4.

HEAT EXCHANGER AND AIR CONDITIONING APPARATUS
20170292741 · 2017-10-12 ·

A heat exchanger includes a plurality of flat tubes, a header part, and a guide part. An interior of the header part is partitioned into first and second spaces. One end of each of the tubes is connected to the first space. The guide part has a guide space positioned below the first space. The guide space communicates with the first space via an ascending opening. The first and second spaces communicate with each other via upper and lower communication ports provided within upper and lower sides of the header part, respectively. When the heat exchanger is viewed from above after installation, the tubes and the ascending opening have an area of overlap, and the ascending opening and a space where the lower communication port is extended do not overlap or have an area of overlap that is up to 50% of the ascending opening.

HEAT RADIATING APPARATUS AND LIGHT ILLUMINATING APPARATUS WITH THE SAME
20170284738 · 2017-10-05 · ·

Provided is a heat radiating apparatus. The heat radiating apparatus includes a support member in close contact with the heat source, a heat pipe thermally joined with the support member, and a plurality of heat radiating fins placed in a space that faces a second principal surface. The heat pipe includes a first line part thermally joined with the support member, a second line part thermally joined with the heat radiating fins, and a connecting part which connects the first line part to the second line part. A length of the heat pipe is slightly shorter than or equal to the support member. The connecting part has a curved part thermally joined with the support member. When a plurality of heat radiating apparatuses are arranged in the direction in which the first line part extends, the heat radiating apparatuses can be connected such that the first principal surfaces are successive.

HEAT EXCHANGER AND AIR CONDITIONER COMPRISING THE HEAT EXCHANGER
20170276410 · 2017-09-28 ·

A heat exchanger and an air conditioner comprising the heat exchanger are provided. The heat exchanger includes a gaseous refrigerant heat exchange pipe (6) and a liquid refrigerant heat exchange pipe (7) provided on the same side of the heat exchanger, the heat exchanger further includes a gaseous refrigerant heat exchange branch pipe (2) During installation of the heat exchanger and the air conditioner, a pipe exiting direction may be selected according to user demands without bending the pipes, a pipe routing space does not need to be reserved on the back of the whole machine, and installation is facilitated.

HEAT EXCHANGER

A heat exchanger includes a cooling air conduit having multiple baffles, a hot air conduit having multiple passes through the cooling air conduit and forming multiple intersections with the baffles, and multiple perforations extending through the baffles. A cooling air flow passes through the baffles, rather than strictly between the baffles, and improves heat-transfer characteristics of the heat exchanger.

COOLING DEVICE AND PROJECTION DISPLAY DEVICE
20170277027 · 2017-09-28 ·

A cooling device includes a duct with one opened end and another opened end; a fan disposed inside the duct, the fan being configured to send air present inside the duct in an air-sending direction; a heat sink disposed outside the duct, the heat sink including a base part having an opposed surface opposed to a mouth of the another end of the duct, and heat-sink fins including a plurality of thin plates extending from the opposed surface along the air-sending direction; a heat source in contact with the base part; a heat pipe connected to the heat source or the heat sink; and heat-pipe fins disposed between the fan and the one end of the duct inside the duct, the heat-pipe fins including a plurality of thin plates extending from the heat pipe along the air-sending direction.

METHOD OF MANUFACTURING HEAT DISSIPATING DEVICE
20170251570 · 2017-08-31 ·

A method of manufacturing a heat dissipating device includes steps of providing a heat dissipating fin and a heat pipe, wherein the heat dissipating fin includes a fin body, a through hole and a collar portion, the through hole is formed on the fin body, the collar portion extends from a periphery of the through hole and has a first U-shaped protruding ear, the first U-shaped protruding ear has a first opening, the heat pipe has a heat dissipating end and a heat absorbing end, and the heat dissipating end is opposite to the heat absorbing end; inserting the heat dissipating end into the through hole and the collar portion; and punching the collar portion to shrink the first opening of the first U-shaped protruding ear, such that the collar portion fixes the heat dissipating end in a tight-fitting manner.

Heat exchanger and water heating apparatus including same
11243033 · 2022-02-08 · ·

A heat exchanger includes fins and a plurality of pairs of cut-and-raised parts. Each pair of the cut-and-raised parts are positioned on both left and right sides in a width direction on a downstream side in a heating gas flowing direction around an outer circumference surface of each of upstream pipe body parts and face a downstream part on the outer circumference surface with a first gap therebetween. A width between upstream end parts of each pair of the cut-and-raised parts is larger than an outer diameter of each of the upstream pipe body parts. In addition, each pair of the cut-and-raised parts are inclined such that a width between downstream end parts becomes smaller than the width between the upstream end parts. A heating gas passing part having a width narrower than a dimension therebetween is provided in a region between two adjacent upstream pipe body parts.