Heat exchanger
AssigneeShowa Denko K.K.
InventorsNaohisa Higashiyama, Sumitaka Watanabe, Shinobu Yamauchi
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AssigneeShowa Denko K.K.
InventorsNaohisa Higashiyama, Sumitaka Watanabe, Shinobu Yamauchi
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A heat exchanger includes a refrigerant inlet-outlet tank, a refrigerant turn tank, and tube groups in the form of at least two rows arranged between the two tanks, and each including a plurality of heat exchange tubes. The refrigerant inlet-outlet tank has its interior divided into a refrigerant inlet header chamber and a refrigerant outlet header chamber. The refrigerant turn tank has its interior divided by a divided flow control plate into a refrigerant inflow header chamber and a refrigerant outflow header chamber. The divided flow control plate has refrigerant dam portions at respective opposite end portions thereof, and a refrigerant passing portion provided between the dam portions and having one or at least two refrigerant passing holes. The heat exchanger exhibits improved heat exchange performance when used as an evaporator.
A heat exchanger comprising a refrigerant inlet-outlet tank and a refrigerant turn tank arranged as spaced apart from each other, and a plurality of tube groups in the form of rows arranged at a spacing in the direction of flow of air through the heat exchanger between the tanks and each comprising a plurality of heat exchange tubes arranged in parallel at a spacing longitudinally of the tanks, the heat exchange tubes of each tube group having opposite ends joined to the respective tanks, the refrigerant inlet-outlet tank having interior divided by a partition wall into a refrigerant inlet header chamber and a refrigerant outlet header chamber arranged in the direction of flow of air, each of the two header chambers being in communication with the heat exchange tubes of the tube group of at least one row, a refrigerant flowing into the inlet header chamber of the refrigerant inlet-outlet tank being flowable through the corresponding heat exchange tubes into the refrigerant turn tank, where the refrigerant changes its course to flow into the outlet header chamber of the refrigerant inlet-outlet tank through the corresponding heat exchange tubes,
A heat exchanger comprising a refrigerant inlet-outlet tank and a refrigerant turn tank arranged as spaced apart from each other, and a plurality of tube groups in the form of rows arranged at a spacing in the direction of flow of air through the heat exchanger between the tanks and each comprising a plurality of heat exchange tubes arranged in parallel at a spacing longitudinally of the tanks, the heat exchange tubes of each tube group having opposite ends joined to the respective tanks, the refrigerant inlet-outlet tank having interior divided by a partition wall into a refrigerant inlet header chamber and a refrigerant outlet header chamber arranged in the direction of flow of air, each of the two header chambers being in communication with the heat exchange tubes of the tube group of at least one row, a refrigerant flowing into the inlet header chamber of the refrigerant inlet-outlet tank being flowable through the corresponding heat exchange tubes into the refrigerant turn tank, where the refrigerant changes its course to flow into the outlet header chamber of the refrigerant inlet-outlet tank through the corresponding heat exchange tubes,
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