Heat pipe for reclaiming vaporized metal

Heat exchange – With first fluid holder or collector open to second fluid – Separate external discharge port for each fluid

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165 32, 16510427, F28D 1502, F28B 102

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049171780

ABSTRACT:
A heat pipe including evaporator and condenser sections is located within a stack for reclaiming vaporized metals. The heat pipe is a variable conductance design which employs a communicating reservoir of non-condensable gas for creating a variably positioned interface with the working fluid within the condenser of the heat pipe. The interface varies as a function of the heat load on the condenser and effectively provides a variable control for maintaining efficient, fairly constant heat transfer across the wall of the condenser. Fixed turbulators are mounted to a lower section of the heat pipe for mixing the vaporized metals flowing through the stack thereby increasing the efficiency of heat transfer between the vaporized metals and the heat pipe. The result is a compact and environmentally rugged heat pipe design.

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patent: 4207027 (1980-06-01), Barry et al.
patent: 4674562 (1987-06-01), Bassani et al.

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