Latchably pivotably-coupled heat-exchangers for motor-home and related vehicles
OwnerHerbert C. Glesmanninventor
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For the environment of motor-home and related roadway vehicles respectively extending along a horizontal and directionally longitudinal central-axis and that terminates as a powertrain-zone including a turbo-charged internal combustion engine vehicular powering means provided with liquid-air radiator that is coupled with an air-air radiator for cooling an airpath therealong including an intake-pipe for conveying environmental air and thence through an incoming-pipe into an engine turbo-charger for conversion into high-pressure-heated-air (HPHA). The HPHA is then conveyed along an outgoing-pipe through an airpath first-interface into the air-air radiator that converts HPHA to high-pressure-cooled-air (HPCA) emerging through an airpath second-interface via an inlead-pipe communicating within said engine, the improvements of: the parallel and coupled liquid-air and air-air radiators are together pivotably associated with framework for the engine and together pivotably movable away from the engine, the outgoing-pipe and the inlead-pipe; and the parallel, coupled, and pivotal liquid-air and air-air radiators at the airpath first-interface and second-interface are respectively provided with first-removable-coupler means and with second-removable-coupler means along the airpath to accommodate pivotal movements of the coupled liquid-air and air-air radiators.
For within the environments of motor-home and related roadway vehicles respectively extending along a horizontal and directionally longitudinal central-axis and that terminates as a powertrain-zone terminally provided with a liquid-air radiator coupled with an air-air radiator for cooling an airpath through an engine and said airpath therealong serially including an intake-pipe for conveying environmental air (and thence serially along
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