Heat exchanger formed from superimposed trays

Heat exchange – Conduit within – or conforming to – panel or wall structure – Opposed plates or shells

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165176, 165167, F28D 103

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ABSTRACT:
A heat exchanger having two parallel manifold ducts that communicate with one another through a matrix of several rows of heat exchange tubes, in which a number of sheet metal tray members placed on top of one another form the rows of tubes. Two complementary sheet metal tray members are joined to one another each having a number of parallel longitudinal slots that are interrupted by webs. The heat exchange tubes are formed by opposed trough-shaped portions formed between the slots of the joined complementary tray members.

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Heat Exchanger Design, by Fraas et al., Wiley & Sons, Inc., NY, NY, c. 1965, p. 296.

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