Evaporative refrigerant condenser heat exchanger

a heat exchanger and refrigerant technology, applied in refrigeration and liquidation, refrigeration machines, lighting and heating apparatus, etc., can solve the problems of significantly reducing the thermal performance and efficiency return of conventional serpentine coil evaporative condensers, material cost and weight, etc., to reduce the potential travel distance, reduce the length of the circuit, and increase the number of circuits

a heat exchanger and refrigerant technology, applied in refrigeration and liquidation, refrigeration machines, lighting and heating apparatus, etc., can solve the problems of significantly reducing the thermal performance and efficiency return of conventional serpentine coil evaporative condensers, material cost and weight, etc., to reduce the potential travel distance, reduce the length of the circuit, and increase the number of circuits

US20190049163A1Inactive Publication Date: 2019-02-14EVAPCO
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[0017]This inventions relates particularly to condenser coil bundles used in evaporative refrigerant condensers 10 of the type shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 configured to indirectly transfer heat between a superheated refrigerant and ambient air, operative in a wet mode or a dry mode as described below depending on ambient atmospheric conditions, such as temperature, humidity and pressure.

[0018]The apparatus 10 includes a fan 100 for causing air to flow through the apparatus, and as shown schematically in FIG. 1, sitting atop housing 15. At normal ambient atmospheric conditions where freezing of the cooling liquid, typically water, is not of concern, air is drawn into the plenum 18 of the apparatus via air passages at the bottom of the unit through the open air intake dampers, and enters the evaporative heat transfer section 12 where heat transfer takes place involving the distribution of water from a water distribution assembly 90 driven by a pump 96. When the ambient temperature and the ...

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A coil assembly for an evaporative refrigerant condenser having a plurality of nested pairs of serpentine heat exchange tubes tightly packed adjacent to one-another; each nested pair of serpentine heat exchange tubes having an outer serpentine tube and an inner serpentine tube having an identical number of straight lengths and having parallel vertical and horizontal axes.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTIONField of the Invention[0001]The present invention relates to evaporative refrigerant condenser coils.Description of the Background[0002]A conventional evaporative refrigerant condenser is comprised of a fan system, water distribution system and heat exchanger. The heat exchanger is generally comprised of multiple circuits of tube. Individual circuits are formed into serpentines with a specified number of passes, typically by bending a continuous length of tube. Individual circuits are joined in parallel by common inlet and outlet manifolds.[0003]The predominant methods of increasing heat rejection capacity for a given plan area are to increase the airflow rate over the heat exchanger by increasing the fan speed and power, and to increase the heat exchanger surface area by creating serpentines with more passes from longer lengths of tube.SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION[0004]Manufacturers of conventional evaporative refrigerant condensers have largely applied the a...

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Patent Timeline
14 Feb 2019
Publication
US20190049163A1
IPC
F25B39/04
CPC
F25B39/04; F25B2339/041; F25B2339/047; F25B39/00; F25B39/02
Inventors
HESSER, NICHOLAS