Heat exchange – Movable heating or cooling surface – Rotary drum
Patent
1987-01-30
1989-03-21
Davis, Jr., Albert W.
Heat exchange
Movable heating or cooling surface
Rotary drum
165 47, 165119, 165916, 165917, 138 30, 220 85B, 1841041, G05D 2300, F16L 5504, F28F 1312, F28F 1900
Patent
active
048134775
ABSTRACT:
Apparatus including an expandable bellows having a pair of end plates, one plate being provided with a fluid inlet and the other plate being provided with a fluid outlet. A diffuser and filter is located within the bellows across the fluid path between the inlet and outlet. Thus, fluid at an elevated temperature entering the bellows must flow first through the diffuser, then through the filter before leaving the space within the bellows. In this way, the fluid is filtered before passing to and through the outlet. The expansion capability of the bellows provides a heat exchange relation between the fluid and the bellows itself. A pressure relief cap can be coupled to an outlet port communicating with the interior of the bellows. The inlet is adapted to be coupled to the waste line of a fluid pump of a hydrostatic system and the outlet is adapted to be coupled to the supply line of the fluid pump.
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Hansen David W.
Walker James R.
Davis Jr. Albert W.
Ford John K.
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