Method for preparing evaporator for reducing water condensing capacity and evaporator
AssigneeWuyi University
InventorMin Wu
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Abstract
The present invention discloses a method for preparing an evaporator for reducing water condensing capacity and an evaporator. The preparation method comprises steps of: step A: selecting fins; step B: stacking; step C: arranging tubes; and, step D: expanding tubes. In accordance with the present invention, the existing fins and devices can be used to produce an evaporator in which the distance between two adjacent fins satisfies the requirements of the freezing operation, ensuring the normal operation of an air conditioner when the refrigeration temperature is below 0° C.
Claims8
A method for preparing an evaporator for reducing water condensing capacity, comprising steps of:
- step A:
- selecting fins:
- selecting a corresponding number of fins based on a performance need of a known size of the evaporator, stamping multiple bumps on each of the fins, and forming first through holes in the bumps;
- step B:
- stacking:
- aligning and successively stacking the corresponding number of fins, with a detachable backing plate provided between every two adjacent fins, making one surface of the backing plate abut against a bump and another surface of the backing plate abut against a surface of a fin that facing away from the bump, and forming second through holes on the backing plates at positions corresponding to the first through holes;
- step C:
- arranging tubes:
- selecting copper tubes same in number as the number of the first through holes on a single fin, and making the copper tubes pass through the first through holes and the second through holes to pass through the fins;
- and
- step D:
- expanding tubes:
- sealing one end of each of the copper tubes, conveying a liquid medium having a pressure of 6 to 10 MPa into the copper tube from the other end of the copper tube by a medium conveying device, and maintaining the pressure for 20 to 100 s after the pressure in the copper tubes reaches a set range, so that the copper tubes are expanded in outer diameter to be in interference fit with the first through holes.
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