EP0058628B1 - Wärmeaustauscher mit einer Kapillarstruktur für Kältemaschinen und/oder für Wärmepumpen - Google Patents
Wärmeaustauscher mit einer Kapillarstruktur für Kältemaschinen und/oder für Wärmepumpen Download PDFInfo
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- the present invention relates to heat exchangers using the energy supplied during the change of liquid / vapor or vapor / liquid phase of certain fluids and, more particularly, those used in refrigeration machines and / or heat pumps.
- the heat exchangers are either constructed and dimensioned with a view to playing a specific predetermined role, either as an evaporator or as a condenser, or else produced so as to serve both as an evaporator and as a condenser.
- the heat exchanger is designed to be used exclusively as an evaporator, it is underutilized because it is more than half full of liquid in general and 2/3 at most, to '' avoid "liquid blows" to the compressor.
- a heat exchanger for refrigeration machines and / or heat pumps comprising a tubular heat exchange network which includes exchanger tubes in which, in service, a mixture of refrigerant and lubricating oil enters at one end and exits at the other end, a capillary structure being applied against the internal wall of at least some of these exchanger tubes by permeable means .
- the purpose of the capillary structure is to completely wet the walls of the tubes, even in the most frequent case where the tubes are not full of liquid.
- the capillary structure is a metallic cloth applied against the internal wall of the exchanger tube by a strand of piano wire.
- the purpose of the present invention is to overcome these two major drawbacks simultaneously by proposing a new capillary structure for heat exchangers allowing heat exchanges over the entire useful surface of the exchangers with a significantly increased efficiency, while not impeding the circulation of lubricating oil.
- this object is achieved as soon as the capillary structure is constituted by a set of free and smooth fibers of suitable material, substantially rectilinear and parallel to the axis of the exchanger tubes concerned, regularly distributed in rings and plated over all the length against the wall of said tubes.
- the capillary effect along the wall of the tubes is maintained, but, instead of being substantially immobile, the liquid concerned by this capillarity moves longitudinally in the tube between the fibers. Displacement also concerns the oil which finds no obstacle allowing it to park.
- This movement is allowed on the one hand by the longitudinal arrangement of the fibers, and on the other hand by the permeability of the means applying the fibers against the internal wall of the tubes. Thanks to this permeability, the current in the central part of the tubes has a driving action in the same direction on the capillary fluid.
- the piano wire certainly provides permeability between the capillary space and the central current, but this permeability does not allow, according to the prior document, any entrainment in the capillary space.
- a heat pipe In a heat pipe, a refrigerant vaporizes at one end, forms in the tube a central current of vapor towards the other end, condenses and gives up heat at this other end, after which it returns to the first end by the capillary structure arranged in a peripheral manner.
- a heat pipe is indeed a heat exchanger.
- the invention relates to a heat exchanger for refrigeration machines in which the fluid enters through one end of the exchanger tubes and exits through the other end instead of performing round-trip cycles in the sealed tube. of a heat pipe.
- the general direction of the heat exchange is radial, that is to say that heat is exchanged between the interior and the exterior of the tube, and not between two exterior media by l 'through a heat pipe type element.
- the exchanger of FIG. 1 comprises two manifolds 1 and 2 connected by a network of heat exchange tubes 3, parallel and identical rectilinear, made of a material which is a good thermal conductor such as copper for example.
- all of the tubes 3 have a capillary annular structure 4 over their entire length, as does the collector of the liquid phase (collector 1 in FIG.) Of the heat transfer fluid (or refrigerant).
- Figs. 2 and 3 illustrate an embodiment of said capillary annular structure 4 according to which this structure consists of a number of identical individual fibers 5, smooth, straight and of constant diameter. These fibers are free from each other while being in contact with each other and with the internal wall of the tube (1 or 3) and confined in an annular space by any suitable means.
- the distribution of the fibers 5 is uniform, the thickness of the annular layer being in a proportion determined relative to the diameter of the tube in order to have an appropriate circulation and flow of the fluid in the liquid phase in the conduits 1 and 3.
- the fibers 5 line the internal wall of the latter over their entire useful length and are applied against the wall of the tubes, for example in known manner, by a helical element 6 (FIG. 3) forming a spring, engaged in the central part of the tubes (3, 1).
- This helical element 6 could of course be replaced by any other member capable of pressing the fibers 5 against the wall such as rings for example.
- the fibers 5 and the holding members 6 are made of metallic or plastic material, or the like, compatible with the nature of the fluid circulating in the exchanger.
- the diameter of the fibers 5 can vary to the extent that the interstitial spaces between the fibers make it possible to obtain the capillary effect sought for the coolant or refrigerant considered.
- the fibers 5 arranged in the collector 1 ensure a uniform distribution of the liquid towards the exchanger tubes 3, while the fibers 5 of the latter allow the liquid to "wet" absolutely the entire useful surface of the tubes 3 and therefore ensure maximum heat exchange between the liquid phase fluid in contact with the internal wall of the tubes 3 and the external fluid.
- the exchanger works as an evaporator and cools the fluid (for example air) circulating in 7 between the tubes 3.
- the fluid circulating in the tubes 3 is then called refrigerant.
- the working fluid arrives in the gaseous phase at 2 and leaves by 1 in the liquid phase, the fluid is heat-transferable and transfers part of its calories to the fluid circulating in 7.
- the latter is air
- the liquid phase is distributed over the tubes 3 as it is formed and is evacuated and the capillary structure 4 thus ensures good distribution of the temperature and therefore improves the heat exchanges.
- an exchanger such as that of FIG. 1 working in an evaporator has a much higher efficiency than that of traditional evaporators
- the filling of the exchange tubes in liquid phase is usually of the order of half and at most z / 3 while, thanks to the capillary structure 4 according to the invention in the evaporator arranged according to FIG. 1, the entire internal surface of the exchange tubes 3 is in contact with the liquid phase, uniformly, thanks to the capillary wicking effect.
- the exchanger shown in FIG. 1 operating either as an evaporator or as a condenser, improves the coefficient of performance of reversible machines in substantial proportions (of the order of 30 to 40%).
- the invention is not limited to the embodiment shown and described above, but on the contrary covers all variants, in particular those concerning the nature of the material constituting the fibers 5, their sizing, their distribution along the inner wall of the tubular exchange members and collectors of the working phase liquid phase as well as the means for pressing or containing said fibers against the inner wall of said tubular members.
- the sheet of fibers 5 may comprise only a single layer of fibers more or less parallel to the axis of the tube and contiguous or not.
- FIG. 4 shows a particularly interesting embodiment by its simplicity and its efficiency.
- a sheet of fibers 5 is shown, consisting of a single layer of parallel and non-contiguous fibers, said sheet being pressed against the internal wall of the tube 3 by an elastic system constituted by a sheet of wires 17 of spring steel (or material likely to have the same elasticity characteristics).
- the wires 17 are parallel, non-contiguous and wound in a helix.
- the fibers 5 are of axis substantially parallel to the axis of the tube 3, while the wires 17 form a more or less significant acute angle with the fibers 5.
- the propeller produced by the wires 17 does not comprise a single wire but several in parallel, the bundle of wires being wound in a helix. It is therefore possible to easily vary the inclination between the fibers 5 and the wires 17 while having a tight network of wires 17 in contact at numerous points with the sheet of fibers 5.
- Fig. 5 illustrates a variant according to which the internal wall of the tube 4 is no longer smooth but striated, grooved or grooved.
- streaks 18 or the like are produced by any suitable means, parallel to the axis of the tube 3 and preferably with a generally flared V-shaped cross section.
- These recesses 18 are responsible for facilitating the correct positioning of the fibers 5, it being understood that the depth of these ridges or the like is less than the radius of the fibers 5 which are held in place by an elastic system identical to that of FIG. 4 or different.
- the capillary structure may consist of two layers of fibers 5 with identical or different dimensional characteristics, parallel and not contiguous, the fibers of one of the layers being inclined relative to the fibers of the other layer and the assembly of this structure being pressed against the tube by an elastic system identical or not to that of FIG. 4.
- one of the layers may comprise fibers parallel to the axis of the tube, this layer being either in contact with the internal wall of the tube, or in contact with said elastic system (vapor side).
- Fig. 6 illustrates a method for producing a capillary structure according to FIG. 4 and its insertion into an aluminum or light alloy tube produced by extrusion.
- a cylindrical mandrel 19 On a cylindrical mandrel 19 is helically wound a sheet 20 of spring wires or the like, of steel for example. The wires 21 of this sheet form contiguous turns on the mandrel 19.
- the ply 20 is wrapped in a ply 22 of free smooth fibers 5 parallel to the axis of the mandrel 19.
- the fibers 5 are regularly distributed in a single layer around the helical ply 20.
- the plies 20 and 22 at the outlet of the mandrel 19 are guided and held in shape by a cylindrical sleeve 23 in the extension of the mandrel 19 and integrated in an extrusion head 24 coaxially with the annular orifice 25 for extruding a tube 3 for example made of aluminum, said orifice 25 being delimited between the sleeve 23 and the die 26.
- the tube 3 As the tube 3 is formed, it is automatically provided internally with the capillary ply 22 and the elastic retaining ply 20, the plies 20 and 22 being formed continuously and introduced into the tube 3 at the same speed. scrolling.
- the plies 20 and 22 expand radially under the elastic action of the spring wires 21 and press against the internal wall of the tube 3.
- the tube thus equipped conforms to what is shown in FIG. 4.
- the tube 3 may internally have grooves such as 18 (Fig. 5) made during the extrusion.
- the tube 3 can, of course, be obtained in another way, for example by rolling a flat plate then welding or from a strip wound helically on a mandrel, these two techniques being perfectly known.
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