Heat exchange – Casing or tank enclosed conduit assembly – Manifold formed by casing section and tube sheet of assembly
Patent
1990-07-30
1991-04-02
Ford, John
Heat exchange
Casing or tank enclosed conduit assembly
Manifold formed by casing section and tube sheet of assembly
165163, 165173, 165178, 622386, 622387, 29890043, 29890052, F28F 918, F28D 714, F28D 702
Patent
active
050040472
ABSTRACT:
A header for a tube-in-tube heat exchanger is formed in a single piece such that the manifold plate in one end thereof is integrally formed with the header body. Such a design eliminates the process of brazing the manifold plate into the header body, thus substantially simplifying the assembly process. In order to accommodate thinner walled tubes and a thinner manifold plate, reinforcing sleeves are placed around the inner tubes ends and are brazed in place in the manifold plate openings.
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Meier Paul R.
Mueller Brian D.
Bigelow Dana F.
Carrier Corporation
Ford John
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