Insertable contact body
AssigneeAktiebolaget Carl Munters
InventorLars Korsell
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Abstract
An insertable contact body for one medium or several media, e.g. for heat exchangers, cooling towers, scrubbers or the like, which body is composed of sheets (10, 12; 20, 22; 28; 32) provided with folds or corrugations. The sheets are arranged adjacent one another in such a manner that the folds in adjacent sheets extend angularly relative one another. The sheets are arranged at a distance from one another, whereby a major part of those folds which form an angle with each other are separated from one another by an interspace between their crest without the same bearing against one another. This is preferably accomplished by means of distance members (18; 24; 30; 34), by which the sheets are kept at the said distance.
Claims8
An insertable contact body for e.g. scrubbers, heat exchangers, cooling towers or the like, which contact body comprises sheets provided with folds or corrugations and which are disposed adjacent one another in such a manner that the folds in adjacent sheets form an angle with each other, characterized in that the sheets are provided with distance members by means of which they are kept at such a distance from one another that at least a major portion of those folds in adjacent sheets which form an angle with each other are positioned with an interspace between their crests without bearing against one another, wherein the sheets in the substantially major part of their edge portions are formed with edge folds which have greater fold height than the other folds in the contact body and that these edge folds bear against one another in adjacent sheets, and wherein the edge folds are aligned with and constitute continuations of the other folds of the sheets.
An insertable contact body for e.g. scrubbers, heat exchangers, cooling towers or the like, which contact body comprises sheets provided with folds or corrugations and which are disposed adjacent one another in such a manner that the folds in adjacent sheets form an angle with each other, characterized in that the sheets are provided with distance members by means of which they are kept at such a distance from one another that at least a major portion of those folds in adjacent sheets which form an angle with each other are positioned with an interspace between their crests without bearing against one another, wherein the sheets are provided with narrow plane portions extending between two opposed edges of the sheets and abutting distance members in the shape of strips, which, if desired, are connected with the plane portions of the sheets.
An insertable contact body for e.g. scrubbers, heat exchangers, cooling towers or the like, which contact body comprises sheets provided with folds or corrugations and which are disposed adjacent one another in such a manner that the folds in adjacent sheets form an angle with each other, characterized in that the sheets are kept at such a distance from one another that at least a major portion of those folds in adjacent sheets which form an angle with each other are positioned with an interspace between their crests without bearing against one another, wherein the sheets are formed with regularly reappearing folds which have greater fold height than the other folds in the sheets and which at the crossing places bear against one another, the folds located between the folds of greater height being situated with the named spacing in relation to one another.
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