Cooling Device
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[0030]According to the fan section 6, see FIG. 7, a number of blocks arranged in rotational symmetry (not shown), or a circular section 20 of an air pervious material having favourable heat exchanging properties, such as a sintered material of copper, aluminium or Carbon Graphite Foam or a conductive plastic material, are arranged radially inside regular fan fins 4, which fan fins 4 can be displaced radially outwards. The cooling liquid channel(s) 16 and / or 21 in the plate 15 may then be branched, e.g. by means of pipes 24, such that at least a certain partial flow of the cooling liquid flow runs through these blocks or circular section 20. Cooling liquid channels in the form of pipes may in that case be “incorporated” in the air pervious material by means of, e.g., forming by casting, laser working or drilling. Inserting cooling liquid channels in the air pervious material through the blocks or circular section 20 can also be effected by forming cavities in the material, without th...
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[0032] the plate 15 has a corrugated shape in order to increase the area of contact and / or thermal transmission towards the air, see FIG. 8. As mentioned above, different types of fins can be arranged on the corrugated plate 15.
[0033]According to an embodiment not shown, the orifice size of the air channel inlet is formed such that particles of dirt, mud and dust are not inclined to get caught and be accumulated in the inlet. Preferably, the size of the orifice is a few millimetres or greater. The inlet is preferably formed with angles of repose such that the centrifugal force exceeds the frictional force at occurring rotation speeds, thereby preventing the accumulation of particles of dirt, mud and dust.
[0034]It is known per se that rotating plates containing liquid to be heat exchanged towards air can be provided with pipes protruding from the plate in order to increase the surface of heat transmission. It is also known from GB 1 435 435 that such pipes protruding from the plate m...
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