Non-intrusive cooling system
AssigneeThe United States of America as represented by the United States Department of Energy
InventorsEdward F. Morrison, John W. Bergman
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AssigneeThe United States of America as represented by the United States Department of Energy
InventorsEdward F. Morrison, John W. Bergman
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A readily replaceable heat exchange cooling jacket for applying fluid to a system conduit pipe. The cooling jacket comprises at least two members, separable into upper and lower portions. A chamber is formed between the conduit pipe and cooling jacket once the members are positioned about the pipe. The upper portion includes a fluid spray means positioned above the pipe and the bottom portion includes a fluid removal means. The heat exchange cooling jacket is adaptable with a drain tank, a heat exchanger, a pump and other standard equipment to provide a system for removing heat from a pipe. A method to remove heat from a pipe, includes the steps of enclosing a portion of the pipe with a jacket to form a chamber between an outside surface of the pipe and the cooling jacket; spraying cooling fluid at low pressure from an upper portion of the cooling jacket, allowing the fluid to flow downwardly by gravity along the surface of the pipe toward a bottom portion of the chamber; and removing the fluid at the bottom portion of the chamber.
A readily replaceable heat exchange cooling jacket for applying fluid to a conduit pipe, comprising:
A system for removing decay heat from a pipe, comprising:
A system for removing heat from a remote heat source in liquid contact with a horizontal pipe section, comprising:
A system for removing heat from a remote heat source in liquid contact with a horizontal pipe section, comprising:
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