Support of heat exchangers made of wound tubes
AssigneeLinde Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsManfred Schönberger, Günther Drese, Alexander Randlinger
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Abstract
A heat exchanger, comprising: a tube bundle having at least one tube for receiving a fluid medium, wherein the at least one tube is wound about a core tube which extends along a longitudinal axis, and a first tube section of the at least one tube rests against at least one web which extends along the tube core and at least one first bracket element for securing the first tube section to the at least one web, the at least one first bracket element having a lower face which faces the first tube section and rests against the first tube section. The invention additionally relates to a securing system and to a method.
Claims13
A heat exchanger (1), comprising:
- a tube bundle (3) having at least one tube (30) for receiving a fluid medium (M), wherein the at least one tube (30) is wound around a core tube which extends along a longitudinal axis (z), wherein the at least one tube (30) rests with a first tube section (31) against at least one web (10) which extends along the core tube (300), and
- at least one first bracket element (41) for fixing the first tube section (31) on the at least one web (10), wherein the at least one first bracket element (41) rests with a lower face (41a) facing the first tube section (31) against the first tube section (31),
- wherein the at least one first bracket element (41) has at least one first securing region (411), which forms an elevation (400) on an upper face (41b), facing away from the lower face (41a), of the at least one first bracket element (41), and which forms a depression (401) on the lower face (41a) of the at least one first bracket element (41), and
- wherein the at least one first securing region (411, 412, 413, 414) of the at least one first bracket element (41) is welded to an additional bracket element (42, 43) or to an additional web (10) via a welded connection (S).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.