By-pass valve for heat exchanger
A technology for bypass valves and heat exchangers, applied in the direction of instruments, lift valves, valve devices, etc., can solve the problems of excessive valve leakage, high cost, low heat transfer efficiency, etc.
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[0032] first reference figure 1 , which shows a bypass valve generally indicated at 14 . Bypass valve 14 may be used in the heat exchanger circuit to control fluid flow to heat exchanger 12 to which first and second conduits 28 and 32 are connected. Conduits 28, 32 are connected to the inlet and outlet in bypass valve 14, as will be described below. Conduits 34, 36 are also connected to ports in bypass valve 14, as will be described below. Because the four conduits 28, 32, 34 and 36 are connected to the bypass valve 14, the bypass valve 14 is referred to as a four-port bypass valve.
[0033] now refer to Figure 1-4 , the bypass valve 14 has a housing 46 in which a first hole 48 , a second hole 54 and a third hole 55 are connected in series and are coaxial. In an embodiment, housing 46 is made of a moldable material, such as a plastic material, which may be a thermoplastic or a thermoset material, and may include reinforcement, such as fiberglass or particulate reinforceme...
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