A three-stage phase-change heat exchanger
A phase change heat exchanger and heat exchanger technology, applied in indirect heat exchangers, heat exchanger types, heat storage equipment, etc., can solve problems such as drying up, rising gas content of working fluid, and inability to transfer in time.
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[0045] Such as Figure 4 As shown, the heat dissipation system for high-power components and parts according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a three-stage phase-change heat exchanger (1), high-power components and parts (2), a radiator (3), a liquid storage tank according to the present invention (4), fluorine pump (5), coolant supply system and connecting pipelines. According to a specific embodiment of the present invention, the phase-change material is selected as a phase-change metal material with a low melting point of 48°C, and is filled between the heat-conducting ribs (2-1). Driven by the fluorine pump, the refrigerant enters the three-stage phase-change heat exchanger, absorbs the heat released by the high-power components (2), changes from single-phase to gas-liquid two-phase, and then enters the radiator to dissipate heat, and the refrigerant returns to single-phase phase state, then enters the liquid storage tank, and is finally pumped away by t...
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[0047] Such as Figure 5As shown, the heat dissipation system for high-power components and parts according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a three-stage phase-change heat exchanger (1), high-power components and parts (2), a radiator (3), a liquid storage tank according to the present invention (4), fluorine pump (5) coolant supply and recovery system (7) and connecting pipelines. According to a specific embodiment of the present invention, the phase-change material is selected as a phase-change metal material with a low melting point of 48°C, and is filled between the heat-conducting ribs (2-1). Driven by the fluorine pump, the refrigerant enters the three-stage phase-change heat exchanger, absorbs the heat released by the high-power components (2), changes from single-phase to gas-liquid two-phase, and then enters the radiator to dissipate heat, and the refrigerant returns to single-phase phase state, then enters the liquid storage tank, and is finally p...
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