Heat exchange plate

Inactive Publication Date: 2006-07-27
XENESYS
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[0021] According to the fifth aspect of the present invention, the heat exchange plate has the pattern of irregularity in which the main protrusions are provided in the form of truncated cone on the metallic plate. When the heat exchange plate is combined to the other heat exchange plate having the same structure so that they face each other on the same side and the tops of the main protrusions of the former plate come into contact with the corresponding tops of the main protrusions of the latter plate, or projections formed on the rear sides of the recesses surrounded by the main protrusions of the former plate come into contact with corresponding projections formed on the rear sides of the recesses surrounded by the main protrusions of the latter plate, to form a combined unit, and then the thus formed combined unit is combined to the other combined units in the same manner, a gap in which wide and narrow areas repeatedly continue along lines along which the main protrusions are aligned on the plate is formed between the respective adjacent two plates. As a result, the gaps having different configuration and size are provided on the opposite surfaces of the plate. Such gaps provide different passages, thus achieving different heat transfer performan

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However, a high pressure of the heat exchange fluid flowing between the plates may cause deformation of the gasket member, thus disabling an appropriate separation of the fluids from being ensured or leading to an unfavorable variation in distance between the plates.
In such a case, an effective heat exchange may not be carried out, thus causing a problem.
In view of these facts, the conventional heat exchanger involves a problem that the heat exchange fluids can be utilized only in a pressure range in which the gasket member withstands.
However, such a pattern of irregularity could not achieve a balance of decrease in pressure lo

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[0044] As shown in the above-mentioned figures, the heat exchange plate 10 according to the present invention is formed of a metallic plate having a rectangular shape. The metallic plate has a pattern of irregularity press-formed thereon, which includes a plurality of main protrusions 11 and a plurality of intermediate protrusions 12. Each of the main protrusions 11 protrude outward from one surface of the plate in the form of a truncated cone so as to be placed at a regular interval in an aligned configuration. Each of the intermediate protrusions 12 is placed in the form of protrusion between the opposing conical surfaces of two main protrusions 11 that are adjacent to each other at the shortest distance. The intermediate protrusion 12 is defined by a curved portion that extends to the opposing conical surfaces of the above-mentioned two main protrusions 11. Each of the intermediate protrusions 12 has a peak portion 12a that is placed in a lower position than the top 11a of the ma...

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[0064] As shown in the above-mentioned figures, the heat exchange plate 30 according to the present invention is formed of a metallic plate having a rectangular shape. The metallic plate has a pattern of irregularity press-formed thereon, which includes a plurality of main protrusions 31 and a plurality of intermediate protrusions 32. Each of the main protrusions 31 protrude outward from one surface of the plate in the form of a truncated pyramid so as to be placed at a regular interval in an aligned configuration. Each of the intermediate protrusions 32 is placed in the form of protrusion between the opposing flat surfaces of two main protrusions 31 that are adjacent to each other at the shortest distance. Each of the intermediate protrusions 32 has two mound portions that are placed on a straight line, which is perpendicular to a reference line along which the adjacent two main protrusions 31 are aligned so that the intermediate protrusion 32 is placed between the surfaces of the ...

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A heat exchange plate includes main protrusions, intermediate protrusions and non-protruded portions. The main protrusions having a truncated cone or pyramid shape are placed in positions based on a pattern on the plate. The intermediate protrusion is placed between two main protrusions that are adjacent to each other at a shortest distance so that the main protrusion is connected to two other main protrusions through two intermediate protrusions. The intermediate protrusion is defined by a flat portion extending to opposing surfaces of the two main protrusions. The intermediate protrusion has a peak portion placed in a lower position than a top of the main protrusion. The non-protruded portion is placed between adjacent intermediate protrusions. The non-protruded portion is placed in a lowest position relative to a protruding direction of the main and intermediate protrusions so as to provide a recess surrounded by the main and intermediate protrusions.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION [0001] 1. Field of the Invention [0002] The present invention relates a heat exchange plate, which is formed of a metallic plate and to be used in combination with the other heat exchange plates having the same structure so that they are combined in parallel and integrally with each other to form a heat exchanger, and especially to such a heat exchange plate that permits to provide an integrally combined state for the heat exchanger in which an appropriate heat exchange can be made between heat exchange fluids in correspondence with differences in characteristic property therebetween, while causing the heat exchange fluids to flow along the opposite surfaces of the heat exchange plate, respectively, thus enhancing heat exchange efficiency. [0003] 2. Description of the Related Art [0004] If there is a demand that heat transfer coefficient is increased to enhance heat exchange efficiency, utilizing a heat exchanger by which transfer of heat (i.e., heat exch...

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IPC IPC(8): F28F3/00
CPCF28F3/04F28F3/02F28F3/00F28D9/00F28F3/08
Inventor MATSUZAKI, TOYOAKIWATANABE, TARO
Owner XENESYS
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