Rotating heat pipe for air-conditioning

Refrigeration – Processes – Compressing – condensing and evaporating

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62499, 165105, 165 86, F25B 100

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039994007

ABSTRACT:
A unique rotary hermetic heat pipe is disclosed for transferring heat from an external source to an external heat sink. The heat pipe has a tapered condensing surface which is curved preferably to provide uniform pumping acceleration, the heat pipe being rotated at a velocity such that the component of centrifugal acceleration in an axial direction parallel to the tapered surface is greater than 1G and so that the condensing surface is kept relatively free of liquid at any attitude. The heat pipe may be incorporated in an air conditioning apparatus so that it projects through a small wall opening. In the preferred air conditioning apparatus, a hollow hermetic air impeller is provided which contains a liquefied gaseous refrigerant, such as freon, and means are provided for compressing the refrigerant in the evaporator region of the heat pipe.

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patent: 2743384 (1956-04-01), Turner
patent: 2813698 (1957-11-01), Lincoln
patent: 3619539 (1971-11-01), Taylor

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