Heated sub-freezing airflow diverter

Details Heated sub-freezing airflow diverter Heated sub-freezing airflow diverter

2007-08-07

2007-08-07

Jones, Melvin (Department: 3744)

Refrigeration

Air compressor, cooler and expander type

C062S172000, C165S185000

Reexamination Certificate

active

10826011

ABSTRACT:
A flow diverter comprises a heat sink array in fluid communication with a turbine outlet and an inlet face of a heat exchanger, the heat sink array comprising a plurality of heat sink elements, the heat sink array being separated from the inlet face by a distance, and the heat sink array being positioned between the turbine outlet and the inlet face such that at least a portion of a fluid flowing from the turbine outlet contacts the heat sink array before the portion of the fluid contacts the heat exchanger inlet face.

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