CN210601885U

CN210601885U - Heating radiator

Info

Publication number: CN210601885U
Application number: CN201921530437.0U
Authority: CN
Inventors: 王和平
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 2019-09-16
Filing date: 2019-09-16
Publication date: 2020-05-22
Anticipated expiration: 2029-09-16

Abstract

The utility model belongs to the technical field of heating devices, in particular to a heating radiator, which comprises an upper pipe, a lower pipe and a radiating fin group, wherein the radiating fin group is composed of a plurality of radiating fins side by side, the upper end of each radiating fin is communicated with the upper pipe, the lower end of each radiating fin is communicated with the lower pipe, through holes correspondingly communicated with each radiating fin are respectively arranged on the upper pipe and the lower pipe, the upper end of each radiating fin is provided with an upper horizontal pipe, each radiating fin is respectively spliced and communicated with the upper pipe through the upper horizontal pipe, the upper horizontal pipe is communicated with the radiating fins, and the upper pipe sequentially passes through the; the lower ends of the radiating fins are provided with lower transverse pipes, the radiating fins are respectively connected with the lower pipes in an inserting mode through the lower transverse pipes, the lower transverse pipes are communicated with the radiating fins, and the lower pipes sequentially penetrate through the lower transverse pipes at the lower ends of the radiating fins; the splicing part of the upper pipe and the upper transverse pipe and the splicing part of the lower pipe and the lower transverse pipe are respectively provided with a sealing ring, and the upper pipe and the lower pipe are respectively provided with a corresponding groove. The radiating fins can be conveniently connected through the mode.

Description

Heating radiator

Technical Field

The utility model belongs to the technical field of heating device, concretely relates to radiator.

Background

The radiator is a common part for heating in winter, the radiator (heating) is generally composed of a plurality of radiating fins side by side, and the radiating fins can be connected together by adopting welding, bonding and other modes; of course, the fastening can also be realized by means of a tension bar. Common cast iron radiator is linked with the antithetical couplet silk, can rust after the live time is long to lead to not good dismouting. The 80-50 model radiators are welded integrally, and a damaged radiator cannot be disassembled and assembled, so that the waste is caused by phase change.

The utility model discloses a patent application number is 96210886.3's utility model patent discloses an aluminum alloy radiator, this radiator adopt the tee bend, mend the core structure and realize with the UNICOM of radiator, mend core and radiator interference fit, mend core and tee bend screw coupling, through the connecting pipe hookup between the adjacent radiator, connecting pipe and tee bend screw coupling. Although the water resistance and the wall thickness of the heating radiator can be reduced, the structure is fixed in a thread mode, so that certain inconvenience exists during assembly, and particularly when the adjacent heating radiators are connected with a three-way pipe through connecting pipes.

SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL

To the technical problem, the utility model provides a radiator, this radiator simple structure realizes the hookup through the mode of pegging graft, makes things convenient for whole equipment.

In order to solve the technical problem, the utility model discloses a technical scheme be:

a heating radiator comprises an upper pipe, a lower pipe and a radiating fin group, wherein the radiating fin group is composed of a plurality of radiating fins in parallel, the upper end of each radiating fin is communicated with the upper pipe, the lower end of each radiating fin is communicated with the lower pipe, through holes correspondingly communicated with the radiating fins are respectively formed in the upper pipe and the lower pipe, an upper transverse pipe is arranged at the upper end of each radiating fin, each radiating fin is respectively communicated with the upper pipe in an inserting mode through the upper transverse pipe, the upper transverse pipe is communicated with the radiating fins, and the upper pipe sequentially penetrates through the upper transverse pipes at the; the lower ends of the radiating fins are provided with lower transverse pipes, the radiating fins are respectively connected with the lower pipes in an inserting mode through the lower transverse pipes, the lower transverse pipes are communicated with the radiating fins, and the lower pipes sequentially penetrate through the lower transverse pipes at the lower ends of the radiating fins; the splicing part of the upper pipe and the upper transverse pipe and the splicing part of the lower pipe and the lower transverse pipe are respectively provided with a sealing ring, and the upper pipe and the lower pipe are respectively provided with a corresponding groove.

The radiating fins are three-column radiating fins.

The upper transverse tubes between the adjacent radiating fins are abutted; the lower horizontal pipes between the adjacent radiating fins are butted.

The sealing ring comprises a middle sealing ring and side sealing rings arranged at two ends of the middle sealing ring.

The middle sealing ring is a rectangular sealing ring, and the side sealing ring is an O-shaped sealing ring.

And the two ends of the upper pipe and the lower pipe are respectively provided with threads.

Compared with the prior art, the utility model, the beneficial effect who has is:

thereby the upper and lower both ends of each fin are established ties through upper tube and low tube and are in the same place realized the equipment, and the upper and lower both ends of each fin are equipped with corresponding last horizontal pipe respectively and violently manage down to violently manage through last horizontal pipe respectively with violently managing the realization and the grafting UNICOM of upper tube and low tube down. The radiating fins can be conveniently connected through the mode.

Drawings

Fig. 1 is an isometric view of the present invention;

fig. 2 is a front view of the present invention;

fig. 3 is a side view of the present invention;

FIG. 4 is a schematic structural view of the upper tube of the present invention;

FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of the upper tube of the present invention;

fig. 6 is a schematic structural view of the heat sink of the present invention;

fig. 7 is a cross-sectional view of the heat sink of the present invention;

fig. 8 is a schematic view of the split structure of the present invention;

FIG. 9 is an enlarged view of a portion of FIG. 8 at A;

wherein: the structure comprises an upper pipe 1, a lower pipe 2, a radiating fin 3, a through hole 4, an upper transverse pipe 5, a lower transverse pipe 6, a groove 7, a sealing ring 8, a middle sealing ring 81 and a side sealing ring 82.

Detailed Description

The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention are described below clearly and completely, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present invention, not all embodiments. Based on the embodiments in the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by a person skilled in the art without creative work belong to the protection scope of the present invention.

As shown in fig. 1 to 9, a radiator comprises an upper tube 1, a lower tube 2 and a radiator fin group, wherein the radiator fin group is composed of a plurality of radiator fins 3 side by side, the upper end of each radiator fin 3 is communicated with the upper tube 1, and the lower end of each radiator fin 3 is communicated with the lower tube 2. The upper pipe 1 and the lower pipe 2 have the same structure, and are respectively provided with a through hole 4 correspondingly communicated with each radiating fin 3 and a groove 7 for sleeving a sealing ring 8.

An upper horizontal pipe 5 is fixed at the upper end of each radiating fin 3, each radiating fin 3 is respectively connected with an upper pipe 1 in an inserting way through the upper horizontal pipe 5, the upper horizontal pipe 5 is communicated with the radiating fins 3, and the upper pipe 1 sequentially penetrates through the upper horizontal pipes 5 at the upper ends of the radiating fins 3; the water in the upper tube 1 flows into the corresponding fin 3 through the through-holes 4 or the water in the fin 3 may flow into the upper tube 1 through the corresponding through-holes 4.

The lower end of each radiating fin 3 is fixed with a lower horizontal pipe 6, each radiating fin 3 is respectively connected with the lower pipe 2 in an inserting way through the lower horizontal pipe 6, the lower horizontal pipe 6 is communicated with the radiating fins 3, and the lower pipe 2 sequentially penetrates through the lower horizontal pipe 6 at the lower end of each radiating fin 3; the water in the lower tube 2 flows into the corresponding fin 3 through the through-holes 4 or the water in the fin 3 may flow into the lower tube 2 through the corresponding through-holes 4.

The sealing rings 8 are arranged at the splicing part of the upper pipe 1 and the upper transverse pipe 5 and the splicing part of the lower pipe 2 and the lower transverse pipe 6.

The installation is as follows: the sealing rings 8 are respectively arranged in the grooves 7 of the upper tube 1, then the upper tube 1 is sequentially inserted into the upper transverse tubes 5 of the radiating fins 3, and the upper tube 1 and the upper transverse tubes 5 can be firmly fixed in an interference fit mode or an adhesive mode. Similarly, the sealing rings 8 are respectively arranged in the grooves 7 of the lower pipe 2, then the lower pipe 2 is sequentially inserted into the lower horizontal pipes 6 of the radiating fins 3, and the lower pipe 2 and the lower horizontal pipes 6 can be fixed in an interference fit mode or an adhesive mode.

The way of communicating the radiator and the heating system is that the radiator is generally provided with an upper inlet and a lower outlet on the same side, an upper inlet and a lower outlet on the opposite side, a lower inlet and a lower outlet, etc. Taking the case of the top-in and bottom-out on different sides as an example, the flow mode of the radiator is as follows: the water flow enters the upper pipe 1 and flows into the corresponding radiating fins 3 through the through holes 4 on the upper pipe 1, and the water flow in each radiating fin 3 flows into the corresponding through holes 4 on the lower pipe 2 and finally flows out through the lower pipe 2.

Further, the heat sink 3 is a three-column heat sink, but it can also be a two-column heat sink or a single-tube heat sink, or other suitable heat sinks known in the art. The number of the through holes 4 is determined according to the structure of the heat sink, and if a three-column type heat sink is adopted, three or four through holes 4 may be provided.

Furthermore, after the radiating fins 3 are connected in series through the upper pipe 1 and the lower pipe 2, the upper transverse pipes 5 between the adjacent radiating fins 3 are abutted; the lower horizontal pipes 6 between the adjacent radiating fins 3 are abutted, so that the overall stability is improved.

Further, the sealing ring 8 mainly plays a role in sealing and prevents water from flowing out through the splicing part; the packing 8 includes a middle packing 81 and side packing 82 provided at both ends of the middle packing 81. Of course, single or dual seal ring configurations may be used.

Preferably, the middle seal 81 is a rectangular seal, and the side seal 82 is an O-ring seal.

Further, the two ends of the upper pipe 1 and the lower pipe 2 are respectively provided with threads, and the upper pipe and the lower pipe can be communicated with a plug, a heat supply pipeline, a gas release valve and other parts in a threaded mode and can be communicated with each radiator. Of course, the communication can also be realized by adopting modes such as plugging and the like.

The above description has been made in detail only for the preferred embodiment of the present invention, but the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and various changes can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention within the knowledge scope of those skilled in the art, and all such changes are intended to be encompassed by the present invention.

Claims

1. The utility model provides a radiator, includes top tube (1), lower tube (2) and fin group, and the fin group comprises a plurality of fin (3) side by side, the upper end of each fin (3) all with top tube (1) UNICOM, the lower extreme of each fin (3) all with lower tube (2) UNICOM, its characterized in that: the upper pipe (1) and the lower pipe (2) are respectively provided with a through hole (4) correspondingly communicated with each radiating fin (3), the upper end of each radiating fin (3) is provided with an upper horizontal pipe (5), each radiating fin (3) is respectively connected with the upper pipe (1) in an inserting way through the upper horizontal pipe (5), the upper horizontal pipes (5) are communicated with the radiating fins (3), and the upper pipe (1) sequentially penetrates through the upper horizontal pipes (5) at the upper ends of the radiating fins (3); the lower ends of the radiating fins (3) are respectively provided with a lower transverse pipe (6), the radiating fins (3) are respectively connected with the lower pipe (2) in an inserting way through the lower transverse pipes (6), the lower transverse pipes (6) are connected with the radiating fins (3), and the lower pipes (2) sequentially penetrate through the lower transverse pipes (6) at the lower ends of the radiating fins (3); the splicing part of the upper pipe (1) and the upper transverse pipe (5) and the splicing part of the lower pipe (2) and the lower transverse pipe (6) are respectively provided with a sealing ring (8), and the upper pipe (1) and the lower pipe (2) are respectively provided with a corresponding groove (7).

2. A radiator according to claim 1, wherein: the radiating fins (3) are three-column radiating fins.

3. A radiator according to claim 1, wherein: the upper transverse tubes (5) between the adjacent radiating fins (3) are abutted; the lower horizontal pipes (6) between the adjacent radiating fins (3) are butted.

4. A radiator according to claim 1, wherein: the sealing ring (8) comprises a middle sealing ring (81) and side sealing rings (82) arranged at two ends of the middle sealing ring (81).

5. A radiator according to claim 4, wherein: the middle sealing ring (81) is a rectangular sealing ring, and the side sealing ring (82) is an O-shaped sealing ring.

6. A radiator according to claim 1, wherein: and the two ends of the upper pipe (1) and the lower pipe (2) are respectively provided with threads.