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OwnerJens Hadler, Michael Kohl +4inventors
InventorsJens Hadler, Michael Kohl, Dieter Schmadl, Wolfgang Seewald, Christoph Walter, Eberhard Zwittig
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The invention relates to an evaporator (1), in particular for an air-conditioning system of a motor vehicle, comprising flow channels for a coolant and ribs which can be impinged upon by air and which are arranged on the outside of the flow channels. According to the invention, at least one cooling element (5) which can be cross-flown by a coolant (5) is connected in a thermally conductive manner to the evaporator (1) and is connected to a secondary circuit (6) which acts as a cooler for the consumers, in particular electronic components (8).
An evaporator, especially for an air-conditioning system of a motor vehicle with flow channels for a refrigerant and with fins, arranged outside of the flow channels and that can be impinged upon by air, characterized in that at least one cooling element (5, 11, 21, 210, 510, 520, 710) that can carry a coolant flow is connected in a heat conductive way to the evaporator (1, 10, 20, 270, 570, 770).
A cooling device for cooling loads generating heat, especially in a motor vehicle, characterized by the heat-conductive connection of at least one cooling element that can carry a coolant flow to an evaporator, especially of a motor vehicle air-conditioning system, and the connection of a secondary circuit that can carry a flow of coolant to the one or more cooling elements according to one of the preceding claims.
Use of an evaporator, especially of a motor vehicle air-conditioning system, as a heat sink for cooling of loads generating heat.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.