Heat exchanger tube configuration for improved flow distribution
A technology for heat exchangers and inlet manifolds, applied in the field of parallel flow heat exchangers, can solve problems such as lack of flexibility
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[0023] Figure 1 shows a multi-flow small-channel heat exchanger in the prior art, which includes a main manifold 11, a secondary manifold 12 and a plurality of small-channel tubes 13 fluidly connected between them. The interior of the main manifold 11 has flow dividers 14 and 16 forming separate sections 17, 18 and 19 which are fluidly separated from each other. Section 17 functions as an inlet manifold and section 19 functions as an outlet manifold. Similarly, the secondary manifold 12 has a flow divider 21 forming separate parts 22 and 23 .
[0024] The heat exchanger shown consists of a four-pass seven-loop configuration. That is, each of the four process groups 24, 26, 27 and 28 has seven tubes. The tubes of process grouping 24 thus fluidly connect section 17 of the main manifold 11 to section 22 of secondary manifold 12 , and then process grouping 26 fluidly connects section 22 to section 18 of the main manifold. Similarly, process grouping 27 fluidly connects portion ...
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