Process of manufacturing a heat exchanger

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Heat exchanger or boiler making

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2989054, 29523, B23P 1526

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057090289

ABSTRACT:
Heat exchangers, which are formed by the cassetting of flat tubes and corrugated fins arranged alternately thereof, are subject to the risk of leading to a deforming of the flat tubes in the case of excessive internal pressures and thus to damage to the heat exchanger. A manufacturing process is suggested including curving the bent edges of the corrugated fins convexly toward the outside so that, during the cassetting, the lateral flanks of the flat tubes are pressed in concavely. This results in a higher bursting pressure.

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