Heat exchange – Resilient vibration damper isolating exchanger element
Patent
1992-11-25
1993-12-14
Flanigan, Allen J.
Heat exchange
Resilient vibration damper isolating exchanger element
165162, 122510, F28F 900
Patent
active
052693716
ABSTRACT:
In a heat exchanger, such as a steam generator equipping a nuclear power station, the intermediate inwardly curved parts (14c) of the U-tubes (14) grouped into a bundle forming parallel layers are maintained by antivibration bars (36a, 36b', 36c') placed between each pair of adjacent layers, these bars being interconnected outside the bundle by connecting pins (38a, 38b, 38c). To prevent the fly-off of the assembly formed by the antivibration bars and the connecting pins, at least part of the bars (36a, 36b', 36c') are placed in slots formed in an elongated structure (40) fixed to the spacing plate (34a) closest to the inwardly curved part of the tubes.
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Boula Gerard
Roinjard Jean-Pierre
Valadon Christian
Flanigan Allen J.
Framatome
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