A double helical fin heat exchanger with dense top and sparse bottom
A finned heat exchanger and spiral fin technology, which is applied in the field of upper dense and lower sparse double helical fin heat exchangers, can solve the problems of low efficiency and difficult lightweight design, achieve increased pressure drop, and realize lightweight design. , the effect of no mutation
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[0032] Such as figure 1 , Figure 2a , Figure 2bAs shown, this embodiment includes a mandrel 2 and a spiral capillary finned tube 3 spirally wound on the mandrel 2 in the axial direction. The shell 4 leaves a space to form an evaporation chamber 9. The spiral capillary finned tube 3 includes a capillary 1 and a spiral fin 5 wound on the capillary 1. The upper end of the sealed shell 4 is provided with a capillary inlet and a heat exchange tube respectively. The outlet of the capillary tube 1 is connected with the evaporation chamber 9, and a throttle valve 8 is also installed at the outlet; the spiral capillary finned tube 3 is divided into dense capillary finned tubes at the upper end according to the pitch of the spiral fins 5 6 and the sparse section of capillary finned tube 7 at the lower end form a structure of "dense top and sparse bottom", wherein the dense section of capillary finned tube 6 is located at the inlet of the thermal fluid, and the sparse section of capi...
Embodiment 2
[0039] The basic parameters are the same as those in Embodiment 1, but the pitch of each microelement of the helical capillary in the dense section and the sparse section changes linearly and continuously. The pitch calculation formula is shown in equation (6):
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[0041] In the formula: n=50, m=0.4n=20, α=0.3, β=1. By calculating the "upper denser lower sparser" structure in specific example 2 and comparing it with the two-stage "upper denser lower sparser" structure: Loss N d Basically the same, with a 24% reduction in material consumption.
Embodiment 3
[0043] This embodiment is a new type of countercurrent heat exchanger, specifically a countercurrent tube-row partition wall heat exchanger, which is composed of a base tube 10, dense fins 11, and sparse fins 12, such as Figure 4 shown. The dense fins 11 are located at the thermal fluid inlet section, the sparse fins 12 are located at the thermal fluid outlet section, and the boundary between the dense fins 11 and the sparse fins 12 is located at a position 40% to 50% away from the thermal fluid inlet. The hot fluid flows back and forth in the base pipe 10 , exchanges heat with the cold fluid through the fins, and at the same time cools itself. The structure of "dense top and sparse bottom" makes the heat exchange between the cold fluid and the hot fluid more intense at the dense fins 11, and the cooling effect on the hot fluid is better; while the resistance of the cold fluid at the sparse fins 12 is stronger small, flowing Losses are greatly reduced. The countercurrent ...
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