Heat exchangers for dual-sided cooling
AssigneeDana Canada Corporation
InventorsMeinrad K. A. Machler, Colin A. Shore
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AssigneeDana Canada Corporation
InventorsMeinrad K. A. Machler, Colin A. Shore
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A heat exchanger for cooling a plurality of heat-generating components with flat surfaces arranged in spaced parallel relation to one another has at least three flat, fluid-carrying panels, including a first end panel, a second end panel, and at least one middle panel. The middle panels have both of their opposed surfaces in thermal contact with a surface of a heat generating component. The end panels each have one surface in thermal contact with a surface of a heat-generating component. Inlet and outlet manifolds of the heat exchanger are in communication with the inlet and outlet openings of the middle panels. The inlet manifold communicates with the inlet opening of the first end panel, the outlet manifold communicates with the outlet opening of the second end panel, and the outlet opening of the first end panel communicates with the inlet opening of the second end panel.
A heat exchanger for cooling a plurality of heat-generating components, each having a first surface and a second surface, wherein the first and second surfaces of each said heat-generating component are substantially flat and planar, and wherein the heat-generating components are arranged in spaced, parallel relation to one another, with spaces being provided between adjacent pairs of said heat-generating components;
The A heat exchanger for cooling a plurality of heat-generating components, each having a first surface and a second surface, wherein the first and second surfaces of each said heat-generating component are substantially flat and planar, and wherein the heat-generating components are arranged in spaced, parallel relation to one another, with spaces being provided between adjacent pairs of said heat-generating components;
A heat exchanger assembly, comprising:
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