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19. traditional type of heat exchangers are also rather difficult to produce on
industrial scale due the relatively high number of parts to be assembled. This
obviously also affects the cost of industrial production
20. this invention relates to a heat exchange for boilers for civil and industrial
use.
21. the primary heat exchangers pipes are generally provided with fins
protruding outwards, which improve the transmission of heat from the exhaust
fumes to the service water by increasing the thermal exchange surface area.
22. Heat exchanger comprising at least a heat exchange element, characterized
in that said heat exchange element comprises a plate that is folded along at
least one predefined folding plane.
23. the heat transmission means may be easily assembled with said heat
exchange element or preferably they may be obtained from second portion of
the heat exchange element, being thereby fully integral with the structure of said
heat exchange element. Thus it is possible to provide a heat exchanger
extremely compact structure.
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26.<70%
27. we can use plates of different shape like corrugated shape to increase heat
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19. bar-plates are costly, hence cost of device is also high.
20. subject matter disclosed herein generally to methods, devices, and/or
systems for exchange of heat energy between two fluids and, in particuar, a
liquid and a gas wherein the gas is an exhaust gas.
21. heat exchanger find a variety of uses in engine systems. Currently, exhaust
gas recirculation heat exchangers or coolers are constricted in either shell-tube
or bar-plate form. This device facilatating and enhancing transfer of heat enrgy.
22. a heat exchanger coore having a core side fluid space and a cover plate. And
a substantial U-shaped wall fitted at one end with an inlet header and, at an
opposing end, with an outlet header.
23. although some exemplary methods, devices and systems have been
illustrated in the accompanying Drawing and describe in the foregoing Detaied
Description, it will be understood that the methods and systems are not limited
to the exemplary embodiments discosed, but are capable of numerous
rearrangement, modificatios and substitutions without departing.
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19. in ordiary het exchanger like shell-tube heat exchanger floor space
requirement is much higher. And plate type heat exchanger are most costly.
20. it has been purposed to utiize honeycomb structures including a plurarity of
cells extending along an axial dimention as part of heat exchangers. However, in
general, all of the cells receive either heat rejecting flluid or the heat accepting
fluid.
21. a heat exchanger has a plurality of cells. A first subset of the cells and a
second subset of cells extends for a lesser distance along an axis greater axia
distance. The secnd subset of cells extens through separator plates which are
positioned beyond axial ends of the first inlet one of the separator plates and one
axial end of the first subset of cellsand a first outlet manifold is defined between
a first inlet one of the separator plates and one axial end.
22. heat exchangers are known and include any number of structures wherein
two fluids can transmit heat away from the other.
23. although an embodiment of this invention has been disclosed, a worker of
ordinary skill in this art would recognize that certain modifications would come
within the scope of this invention.
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26. 90%
27. by designing the heads n such a way so to solve the flow of fluid in
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19. ordinary heat exchanger have low efficiency of heat transfer. It required large
floor space
20. it is an object of the nvention to provide an improved heat exchanger
wherein the aforementioned is avoided. It is also an object of the invetion to
provide a low cost, highely versatil easily assembled and high efficiency heat
excchanger.
21. plate type heat exchangers, in which pairs of adjacent pates define flow
chambers for one or more fluids adapted to traverse the stack of plates between
a fluid outlet and a fluid inlet are well known in the art as a distinct type of heat
exchanger, to be compared or contrasted with tube-nest heat exchanger and
tube bundle heat exchager.
22. the instant appliication reltes to heat exchanger structures for the effective
transfer of heat among two or more fluids and more particuarly, to a heat
exchanger operating atleast in part on regenerative principles.
23. these objects, and others which will become apparent hereinafter, are
attained in accordance with the invention with a heat exchanger comprising a
stack of rectangular corrugated plates whose corrugation at angles of 45 to the
longitudinal and transvrse sides of the plates.
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19. in ordiary het exchanger like shell-tube heat exchanger floor space
requirement is much higher. And plate type heat exchanger are most costly.
20. this invention relates to heat exchangers which basically are of the type
comprising an innertube through which a fluid is circulated. The outer wall of the
tube is provided with metallic fins for heat conducting elements.
21. a heat exchanger comprises an outer metallic foil honeycomb member
includinga plurality of individual cells, said membr having a predetermined
length and formed from a plurality of stacked thin foils bonded together in a
predetermined squence, said honeycomb member having an aperture
therethrough and an inner tubular member positioned in said aperture and
contacted about its periphery by those edges of certain of contact between said
cells located about said aperture to providethermal contact between said inner
tube and said honeycomb member.
22.this apparatus is the insertion of the tube into the fin structure to maintain
good heat transfer. Generally, the finer the contact between the fin assembly
and the tube, the more efficient the assambly.
23. the honeycmb as indicated, is light in weight and posses great strength, due
to their cellular structure. The strength of the unit approches that of a solid metal
block and hence it can be use where high pressure fluid can be handle.
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26. 80%
27. we can implit the flow between two cell (not from the cell, it is by the cell).