Air cooling device for vehicle and associated heating, ventilation and/or air conditioning installation
An air cooling and related technology, applied in air handling equipment, heating/cooling equipment, spray devices, etc., can solve the problem of not allowing the independent adjustment of the amount of atomized liquid
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[0074] will now refer to Figures 1 to 2b The first embodiment is described.
[0075] According to this first embodiment, at least one distribution flap 19 is arranged inside the associated atomizing duct 9 so as to move between the following positions:
[0076] - at least one closed position blocking the first air flow F1 (see Figure 2a );and
[0077] - Multiple locations called open locations (an open location in Figure 2b shown in ), which allows adjustment of the flow rate of the air flow F1 carrying the droplets of the atomized liquid for the respective associated air outlet 7 .
[0078] In particular, at least as many distribution flaps 19 as air outlets 7 are provided. More particularly, according to this first embodiment, at least one distribution flap 19 is arranged within each atomizing duct 9 associated with an air outlet 7 . The distribution flaps 19 are respectively configured to regulate the flow rate of the air flow F1 carrying the droplets of the liquid ...
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[0084] The second example is Figures 3 to 4c shown. refer to Figures 1 to 2b The description of the first embodiment applies to the same components. Differences between the first and second embodiments will now be described.
[0085] Unlike the first embodiment, in which the same amount of air flows in the first duct 9 or in the second duct 15 irrespective of the position of the distribution flap 19, the air cooling device 1 according to the second embodiment allows both in and inside The amount of air circulating in the first duct 9 and the second duct 15 associated with a given area is adjusted without affecting the air circulating in the first duct 9 and the second duct 15 associated with another area in the interior , or even vary or remain constant at other locations.
[0086] More particularly, according to this second embodiment, the cooling device 1 is configured differently for each air outlet 7 and thus for each diffuser 8 ( Figures 3 to 4c not shown in ), di...
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[0120] The third embodiment is for example Figure 5 shown. refer to Figures 1 to 4c The descriptions of the first and second embodiments are applicable to the same components. The points of difference of the third embodiment will now be described as compared to the foregoing embodiments.
[0121] according to Figure 5 In the example shown, the control cooling device 1 comprises two first ducts 91 and 92 associated with second ducts 151 , 152 respectively. In this third embodiment, the configuration of the air cooling device 1 differs in particular from the other embodiments in that it comprises an air flow feed channel 125 having:
[0122] - a first branch 127 which splits to form said two first ducts 91 and 92; and
[0123] - A second branch 129 which divides to form said two second ducts 151 and 152 .
[0124] Furthermore, in this third embodiment, the single distribution flap 119 allows the flow of the first air flow F1 carrying the droplets of the liquid to be ato...
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