Patent classifications
F28F2265/14
Heat exchanger
Two or more cores (2a, 2b) in each of which two more types of passage layers through which two or more fluids flow are layered alternately are welded together. The entire bottom portions of the cores (2a, 2b) are covered with a lower header tank (3), thereby making the fluids flow into the cores (2a, 2b). A dummy layer (14) through which none of the fluids flow is provided beside a weld side face of each core (2a, 2b). A weld spacer (18) is welded to the entire peripheral edge of a side plate (16) of the dummy layer (14). A through-hole (16a) for draining water in the dummy layer (14) is made near the lower end of the side plate of the dummy layer (14). Further, a liquid drain hole (20) through which water is drained is made at a lower corner of the weld spacer (18).
Molten-salt-heated indirect screw-type thermal processor
A body of heat transfer fluid circulates in a first loop through an indirect screw-type thermal processor, a rundown tank, a pump, a heater and a fill tank, continuously heating the processor. With the pump operating, a first vertical distance between the fill tank bottom and the processor under the influence of gravity sets a minimum fluid pressure at the processor; a stem pipe opening in the fill tank at a second vertical distance above the processor sets a maximum pressure. With the pump inactive, the entire body of fluid passively drains to the rundown tank. Supplying the fluid may entail melting a salt, hydrating a salt, or both; such may be done in the rundown tank before circulation through the processor begins. A hydrated salt may be circulated, then heated and dehydrated, to gradually warm the processor. A dehydrated salt may be rehydrated and then stored; this may be done in the rundown tank after ceasing circulation through the processor. Also described: misting hydration and variable-speed-pump pressure regulation.
LAMINATED FLUID WARMER
A laminated fluid warmer includes: a laminate including a target fluid layer having a plurality of target fluid channels through which a warming target fluid flows, and a warming fluid layer that is laminated on the target fluid layer and has a plurality of warming fluid channels through which a warming fluid for warming the target fluid layer flows; and a collection device that collects at least a part of the warming fluid accumulated in the plurality of warming fluid channels. The collection device includes a storage portion that receives the warming fluid flowing out from the warming fluid channel when collecting the warming fluid.
SUBFREEZING HEAT EXCHANGER WITH SEPARATE MELT FLUID
A heat exchanger includes a first side opposite a second side and a third side opposite a fourth side and a cold layer with an inlet at the first side of the heat exchanger, an outlet at the second side of the heat exchanger, and a cold passage extending from the inlet to the outlet. The heat exchanger also includes a hot layer with an inlet manifold at the third side of the heat exchanger extending between the first side and the second side, an outlet manifold at the fourth side of the heat exchanger opposite the inlet manifold and extending between the first side and the second side, a hot passage extending from the inlet manifold to the outlet manifold, and a tube on the first side of the heat exchanger extending from the third side to the fourth side.
RESERVOIR TANK
This reservoir tank has a tank body, an inflow pipe, a discharge pipe, and a filler port of cooling fluid in the tank body. The tank body has a first chamber and a second chamber, the filler port is provided to fill the second chamber with the cooling fluid, and an upper limit mark and a lower limit mark are displayed on the tank body. The first chamber and the second chamber communicate with each other through a lower communication path at a portion lower than the lower limit mark. Further, the upper communication path communicates a portion of the first chamber higher than the upper limit mark and a portion of the second chamber below the upper limit mark.
Radiator for cooling a transformer or a choke, unit including a transformer or a choke and method for producing a radiator
A radiator for cooling a transformer, preferably a power transformer, or a choke, includes a plurality of plate-shaped radiator elements which are disposed parallel to one another and through which a coolant can flow in parallel. At least one elastically deformable element is provided at least between two adjacent radiator elements and is constructed in such a way that it counteracts an expansion of the radiator elements perpendicular to the surface of the radiator elements. Plastic deformation of the walls of the radiator elements can be prevented by the elastically deformable elements. A unit including a transformer or a choke and a method for producing a radiator are also provided.
Reservoir tank
This reservoir tank has a tank body, an inflow pipe, a discharge pipe, and a filler port of cooling fluid in the tank body. The tank body has a first chamber and a second chamber, the filler port is provided to fill the second chamber with the cooling fluid, and an upper limit mark and a lower limit mark are displayed on the tank body. The first chamber and the second chamber communicate with each other through a lower communication path at a portion lower than the lower limit mark. Further, the upper communication path communicates a portion of the first chamber higher than the upper limit mark and a portion of the second chamber below the upper limit mark.
Diffusion bonding heat exchanger
A diffusion bonding heat exchanger includes a first heat transfer plate and a second heat transfer plate. A high-temperature flow path of the first heat transfer plate includes a connection channel portion configured such that a high-temperature fluid can flow across a plurality of channels within at least a range that overlaps a predetermined range in a stacking direction, the predetermined range being a range from a flow path inlet of the second heat transfer plate to a position downstream of the flow path inlet.
Heat dissipation module and electronic device
A heat dissipation module including a heat dissipation portion, a working fluid, and a buffer member is provided. The heat dissipation portion has a containing portion, the working fluid is contained in the containing portion, and the buffer member is connected to the containing portion. When the working fluid is heated, the buffer member is expanded to maintain a constant pressure within the containing portion.
HEAT EXCHANGER
Heat exchanger comprising circulation elements fluidically connected to one or more manifolds which are configured to feed a heat-carrier fluid in the circulation elements and to collect the heat-carrier fluid at exit from the circulation elements.