Heat exchanger for high purity and corrosive fluids
AssigneeApplied Integrated Systems, Inc.
InventorAlexei D. Abras
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
AssigneeApplied Integrated Systems, Inc.
InventorAlexei D. Abras
Estimating the term…
A heat exchange apparatus (10, 10, 10b) for selectively heating and/or cooling a process fluid (38). A process fluid tubing 14 is wrapped around a primary thermally conductive cylinder (12) having a spiral groove (24) therein adapted for closely accepting the process fluid tubing (14) and increasing the area in thermal contact therebetween. The process fluid tubing (14) is a generally chemically inert tubing. The spiral groove (24) supports the process fluid tubing (14) such that the process fluid tubing (14) can be bent in a radius smaller than the natural minimum bend radius of the process fluid tubing (14). Various embodiments have a cooling apparatus (26, 26a) for cooling the process fluid (38). The cooling apparatus (26, 26a) has a outer thermally conductive cylinder (16) or an outer thermal reservoir (50) cooled alternatively by coolant fluid (44) passing through cooling fluid tubing (18), by a plurality of thermoelectric modules (54), or by a combination thereof.
A fluid temperature control apparatus, comprising:
A method for constructing a heat exchange apparatus, comprising:
A fluid temperature control apparatus, comprising:
A fluid temperature control apparatus, comprising:
A fluid temperature control apparatus, comprising:
A fluid temperature control apparatus, comprising:
A fluid temperature control apparatus, comprising:
A fluid temperature control apparatus, comprising:
A fluid temperature control apparatus, comprising:
A method for constructing a heat exchange apparatus, comprising:
A method for constructing a heat exchange apparatus, comprising:
A method for constructing a heat exchange apparatus, comprising:
A method for constructing a heat exchange apparatus, comprising:
A method for constructing a heat exchange apparatus, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.