Heat exchanger for air conditioning system

Heat exchange – With first fluid holder or collector open to second fluid

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623241, 165133, 165179, F28F 142

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044806841

ABSTRACT:
In a heat exchanger for an air conditioning system including a plurality of heat exchanger tubes and a plurality of fins secured to outer surfaces of the heat transfer tubes, the fins are of a special constructional form, such as slitted fins having slits formed in flat or convoluted fins or spine fins, and the heat transfer tubes are each formed on its inner wall surface with spiral grooves or two systems of spiral grooves of large number. The heat transfer tubes define therein a refrigerant passage while the adjacent two fins define therebetween an air passage extending past the outer surfaces of the heat transfer tubes.

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