Evaporator or evaporator/condenser
AssigneeModine Manufacturing Company
InventorsGregory G. Hughes, Leon A. Guntly, John B. Welker, David T. Hill, Jerome P. Henkes, Michael J. Reinke, C. James Rogers
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AssigneeModine Manufacturing Company
InventorsGregory G. Hughes, Leon A. Guntly, John B. Welker, David T. Hill, Jerome P. Henkes, Michael J. Reinke, C. James Rogers
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An improved evaporator or evaporator/condenser for use in refrigeration or heat pump systems including first and second spaced, pressure resistant headers (10, 12) ; a plurality of elongated tubes (20) of flattened cross-section extending in parallel, spaced relation between and in fluid communication with the headers (10, 12) and serpentine fins (34) extending between and bonded to adjacent ones of the tubes (20). The tubes (20) and fins (34), between the headers (10, 12), define a nonplanar configuration having an apex (80). A condensate trough (82) is aligned with and opens towards the apex (80) to receive condensate dripping therefrom.
An evaporator or evaporator/condenser for use in refrigeration or heat pump systems comprising:
An evaporator or evaporator/condenser for use in refrigeration or heat pump systems comprising:
An evaporator or evaporator/condenser for use in refrigeration or heat pump systems comprising:
An evaporator or evaporator/condenser for use in refrigeration or heat pump systems comprising:
At least two evaporators or evaporator/condensers for use in refrigeration or heat pump systems each comprising:
The multiple tube row evaporator or evaporator/condenser of claim 11 further including a trough mounted thereto, said trough being below said nested configuration and opening upward and toward the apex of the lowermost evaporator or evaporator/condenser in the nested configuration.
An evaporator or evaporator/condenser comprising:
A heat exchanger for use at least in part as an evaporator comprising:
A heat exchanger for use at least in part as an evaporator comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.