Wall element for the construction of a housing
AssigneeTorqeedo GmbH
InventorsFrank Despineux, Juri Schmidt, Dieter Wiedersatz
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to a wall element (10) for the construction of a housing to accommodate an energy storage device or to create a cooling plate, comprising a base plate (2) and a flow channel (4) formed in the base plate (2) with a flow cross-section for a cooling medium (6) to flow through, an inlay (8) being disposed in the flow channel (4) in order to reduce the flow cross-section.
Claims21
A wall element for construction of a housing comprising:
- a base plate comprising one or more subplates;
- a flow channel formed in the base plate with a flow cross-section for a cooling medium to flow through;
- and
- an inlay disposed in the flow channel in order to reduce the flow cross-section, wherein the inlay comprises turbulators to generate turbulence in the cooling medium, wherein the turbulators are designed in such a way that a pressure drop generated by the turbulators in the cooling medium flowing through the flow channel is less than 10% compared to the pressure drop that occurs when cooling medium flows through the flow channel at the same volumetric flow rate without turbulators,
- wherein the inlay is configured to define the flow channel between the inlay and a subplate of the one or more subplates or to divide the flow channel into multiple subchannels disposed parallel to one another and being fluidly connected to each other via a recess in the inlay forming a flow passage element.
A wall element for construction of a housing comprising:
- a base plate comprising one or more subplates;
- a flow channel formed in the base plate with a flow cross-section for a cooling medium to flow through;
- and
- an inlay disposed in the flow channel in order to reduce the flow cross-section,
- wherein the inlay comprises a plastic,
- wherein the inlay is configured to define the flow channel between the inlay and a subplate of the one or more subplates.
A wall structure comprising a plurality of wall elements, wherein one or more of the plurality of wall elements comprises:
- a base plate comprising one or more subplates;
- and a flow channel formed in the base plate with a flow cross-section for a cooling medium to flow through, wherein an inlay disposed in the flow channel in order to reduce the flow cross-section and wherein the inlay is configured to define the flow channel between the inlay and a subplate of the one or more subplates, wherein the inlay comprises turbulators to generate turbulence in the cooling medium, wherein the turbulators are designed in such a way that a pressure drop generated by the turbulators in the cooling medium flowing through the flow channel is less than 10% compared to the pressure drop that occurs when cooling medium flows through the flow channel at the same volumetric flow rate without turbulators.
A wall element for construction of a housing comprising:
- a base plate comprising one or more subplates;
- a flow channel formed in the base plate with a flow cross-section for a cooling medium to flow through;
- and
- an inlay disposed in the flow channel in order to reduce the flow cross-section,
- wherein the inlay comprises turbulators to generate turbulence in the cooling medium,
- wherein the turbulators are designed in such a way that a pressure drop generated by the turbulators in the cooling medium flowing through the flow channel is less than 10% compared to the pressure drop that occurs when cooling medium flows through the flow channel at the same volumetric flow rate without turbulators,
- wherein the inlay is configured to define the flow channel between the inlay and a subplate of the one or more subplates or to divide the flow channel into multiple subchannels disposed parallel to one another and being fluidly connected to each other via a recess in the inlay forming a flow passage element,
- wherein the turbulators extend along an entire length of the flow channel and comprises continuous structures dividing the flow channel into individual flow channels.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.