Heat exchange – Tubular structure – With support or flow connector
Patent
1996-06-06
1998-01-27
Rivell, John
Heat exchange
Tubular structure
With support or flow connector
165175, 165153, 285 93, F28F 904
Patent
active
057113700
ABSTRACT:
A heat exchanger for conducting a fluid comprises a plurality of heat transfer tubes, a plurality of fins sandwiched by the heat transfer tubes, and first and second header pipes fixedly and hermetically mounted to the heat transfer tubes. A pair of union joint devices are disposed in the first and second header pipes respectively. Each of the union joint devices comprises a brazed area wherein one end of a fluid passage disposed therein is brazed to a hole formed on the header pipe. A space is created around the brazed area for observing a condition of brazing and insuring a flux therein. Thereby, the heat exchanger has completely hermetic connections between the union joint and header pipes and is easily examined by an operator to detect any improper brazing between the union joint and the header pipes.
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Atkinson Christopher
Rivell John
Sanden Corporation
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