Integrated component
AssigneeZhejiang Sanhua Automotive Components Co., Ltd.
InventorsKeli Ye, Fengyan Xu, Linzhong Wu, Zhengyi Yin, Bin Song
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AssigneeZhejiang Sanhua Automotive Components Co., Ltd.
InventorsKeli Ye, Fengyan Xu, Linzhong Wu, Zhengyi Yin, Bin Song
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An integrated component, used for a vehicular thermal management system, includes a connection portion and a liquid storage portion. The connection portion and the liquid storage portion are connected to form an integrated whole. The integrated component has a liquid storage cavity. The connection portion has channels, said channels including a first channel and a second channel. The first channel comprises a first inlet and a first outlet, a working medium entering the first channel from the first inlet and leaving the first channel through the first outlet. The liquid storage cavity can be in communication with the second channel. The second channel comprises a third outlet, a working medium that passes through the liquid storage cavity leaving the second channel through the third outlet. The connection portion has an installation base, the installation base being in communication with the first channel or the second channel.
An integrated component, adapted to be arranged in a vehicle thermal management system, wherein the integrated component comprises a connecting part and a liquid storage part, wherein the connecting part and the liquid storage part are connected as a whole, wherein the integrated component has a liquid storage cavity, wherein the connecting part has a channel, and the channel comprises a first channel and a second channel, wherein the first channel and the second channel are independently arranged, wherein the first channel is not in communication with the liquid storage cavity and comprises a first inlet, a first outlet, and/or a second outlet, wherein a working medium enters the first channel from the first inlet, and at least part of the working medium leaves the first channel through the first outlet and/or the second outlet;
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