Inclined and vertical composite arch-shaped baffle plate heat exchanger without flowing dead zone
A technology of flow dead zone and baffle plate, which is applied to the types of heat exchangers, heat exchanger shells, indirect heat exchangers, etc., can solve the problems of insufficient space utilization in the shell side, large flow dead zone in the shell side, and heat transfer problems. Efficiency reduction and other problems, to achieve the effect of eliminating the problem of flow dead zone, reducing the pressure drop of the shell side, and enhancing the heat exchange capacity
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[0047] according to Figure 1 to Figure 13 A tilted and vertical compound bow-shaped baffle heat exchanger shown without flow dead zone includes a shell 1 and a head 2, the shell 1 is connected to the head 2, and the shell The body 1 is respectively connected with the shell-side fluid inlet connection pipe 3 and the shell-side fluid outlet connection pipe 4, and the said head 2 is respectively connected with the tube-side fluid inlet connection pipe 5 and the tube-side fluid outlet connection pipe 6, and it is characterized in that the shell The body 1 is provided with several groups of compound arcuate baffle groups and several longitudinally arranged heat exchange tubes 7, and said compound arcuate baffle groups are provided with heat exchange tubes arranged in cooperation with said heat exchange tubes 7. The heat pipe hole, each group of said compound bow-shaped baffle group main body includes inclined baffles 8 and vertical baffles 9 arranged in an up-and-down dislocation,...
Embodiment 2
[0052] Such as Figure 9 and Figure 10 As shown, the difference between this embodiment and Embodiment 1 is that the vertical baffles 9 and the inclined baffles 8 occupy the full circle of the radial projection of each group of compound arc baffles. 70%-80%, and there is an axial overlap area of 20%-30% between the vertical baffle 9 and the inclined baffle 8.
[0053] Compared with Embodiment 1, this embodiment further restricts the inclined baffles 8 and vertical baffles 9 to avoid reverse leakage of fluid, thereby avoiding the situation that seriously affects the performance of the heat exchanger.
Embodiment 3
[0055] Such as image 3 , Figure 11 and Figure 13 As shown, the heat exchange tubes 7 are dislocated up and down in the shell side in an equilateral triangle distribution, and the vertical baffles 9 and the inclined baffles 8 pass through the One side of the body 1 is connected to the pull rod 13 in the axial overlapping area, and the pull rod 13 between two adjacent vertical baffles 9 or the inclined baffles 8 is sleeved with a sleeve 14, so The casing 14 is connected with the vertical baffle 9 and the inclined baffle 8 .
[0056] Compared with Embodiment 1, this embodiment further limits the heat exchange tube 7, thereby optimizing the heat exchange capacity of the heat exchanger, and through the tie rod 13 and the sleeve 14, the vertical baffle 9 and the inclined baffle are connected. The baffles 8 are fixed to prevent the vertical baffles 9 and the inclined baffles 8 from moving.
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