Thermoelectric cooling device and gas analyzer

Refrigeration – Using electrical or magnetic effect – Thermoelectric; e.g. – peltier effect

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F25B 2102

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044943806

ABSTRACT:
There is disclosed a thermoelectric device suitable for drying gases in which a finned heat-dissipating device is in contact with the hot face of a thermoelectric element and a thermal sink is in contact with the cold face thereof. The thermal sink has formed therein a conduit which zig-zags from an inlet at the upper part thereof to a point at the bottom thereof and then upwardly to an outlet at the other side. The conduit is formed by routing out a channel in a block and sealing it off with a face plate to provide the desired conduit. The various elements are held together by face plates spanning the heat-radiating device and the thermal sink, and the space between the two is desirably filled with insulating material. The device is used in combination with a gas analyzer in which exhaust gases, for example, from an internal combustion engine, are fed through the dryer and then into the analyzer.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3205667 (1965-09-01), Frantti
patent: 3255593 (1966-06-01), Newton

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