Heat exchanger having air drying device
AssigneeKaori Heat Treatment Co., Ltd.
InventorHsien Sou Han
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Abstract
A heat exchanger includes a container having an outlet and an entrance coupled to an inlet and an exit, a receptacle having an entering port and a discharging port for circulating a fluid medium and having an entering opening and a discharging opening. A casing is disposed between the container and the receptacle and includes a passage coupled between the outlet of the container and the entering opening of the receptacle, to allow a heat medium to flow from the container into the receptacle, and a chamber communicating with the discharging opening of the receptacle and the entrance of the container. An air filtering device may be disposed in the casing for air filtering purposes, and for collecting and discharging water.
Claims8
A heat exchanger comprising:
- a container including an inlet and an exit formed in a front portion thereof, and including an outlet and an entrance formed in a rear portion thereof and coupled to said inlet and said exit thereof respectively, said inlet of said container being provided for receiving a heat medium,
- a receptacle including an entering port and a discharging port provided in a rear portion thereof and coupled together, for allowing a fluid medium to flow into and out of said receptacle, and including an entering opening and a discharging opening provided therein and coupled together, and
- a casing disposed between said container and said receptacle and including a passage formed therein and defined by a duct, and coupled between said outlet of said container and said entering opening of said receptacle, to allow the heat medium to flow from said container into said receptacle, and out through said discharging opening of said receptacle, and said casing including a chamber formed therein and communicating with said discharging opening of said receptacle and said entrance of said container, for allowing the heat medium to flow from said receptacle into said container again after heat exchanging with the fluid medium.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.