Heat Transfer Tube
a technology of heat transfer tube and heat transfer fin, which is applied in the direction of heat exhanger fin, tubular element, refrigerating machine, etc., can solve the problems of nuclear site and deactivation
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[0041]FIG. 2 illustrates a magnified cross-sectional side view of a portion of a finned tube 100. As shown, the finned tube 100 includes a plurality of adjacent helical fins 120 (e.g., separated by a channel 130 with at least one channel enhancement 131 impressed radially into and transversely through at intervals around the exterior surface 111 of the tube body 110). It should be appreciated that although the channel enhancement 131 is depicted as a cross, any suitable configuration (e.g., such as a rectangle, square, triangle, star, etc.) may be utilized. In this embodiment, the finned tube 100 may further include a top enhancement 124 impressed radially into and transversely through (e.g., with the notching disk 66) at intervals around the circumference of the exterior surface 111 of the tube body 110. It is envisioned that each respective enhancement 131, 124 regardless of specific configuration or where located (e.g., in the channel 130 or in the fin top 121), may have a certai...
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[0045]FIG. 6 illustrates a magnified cross-sectional side view of a portion of a finned tube 100. As shown, similar to the previous embodiments (shown in FIGS. 2-4), this embodiment of the finned tube 100 includes a plurality of adjacent helical fins 120 (e.g., separated by a channel 130 with at least one channel enhancement 131 impressed radially into and transversely through at intervals around the exterior surface 111 of the tube body 110). Unlike the prior embodiments, in this embodiment, the helical fins 120 are not symmetrical (e.g., along the vertical plane), the sidewalls 122 include protruding wings 140, and the fin tops 121 do not include enhancements. In particular, the lack of symmetry may be created by the configuration of the sidewall enhancements 123 shown in FIG. 6, which may be viewed as non-uniformly distributed in the cross-section of the fin 120. This non-uniform distribution of the sidewall enhancement 123 may be created during manufacture. For example, as the t...
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