Heat exchange – With first fluid holder or collector open to second fluid – Separate external discharge port for each fluid
Patent
1994-11-10
1996-04-23
Flanigan, Allen J.
Heat exchange
With first fluid holder or collector open to second fluid
Separate external discharge port for each fluid
165112, 165DIG212, 165DIG205, F28B 102
Patent
active
055094660
ABSTRACT:
The condenser has a condenser shell with a reservoir portion, condenser tubes for cooling vapor flowing over the condenser tubes to condense the vapor to a liquid, and subcooler tubes in a subcooler compartment for cooling liquid within the reservoir portion. The condenser includes a drainage member for forming a void in the reservoir portion and having an upper surface inclined relative to a horizontal plane for directing the liquid from the condenser tubes toward the entrance to the subcooler compartment. The drainage member reduces the amount of liquid required in the reservoir for efficient subcooler and system operation by occupying space in the liquid reservoir that normally is occupied by liquid.
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Adams Mark A.
McQuade William F.
Starner Keith E.
Flanigan Allen J.
York International Corporation
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