EP1357345B1 - Corrugated heat exchange element - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- the invention relates to a corrugated heat exchange body according to the preamble of claim 1.
- Corrugated heat exchange bodies in the present sense should be, for example, so-called corrugated fins, which are inserted in air-cooled coolers between the flat tubes arranged in series to ensure heat exchange between the medium in the flat tubes and the cooling air flowing through the corrugated fins.
- the heat exchanger walls mentioned are in this case the broad sides of the flat tubes.
- the vertices are arcuate.
- corrugated heat exchange bodies are often referred to as fins or internal inserts and are located within tubes or plate-formed channels, for example plate heat exchangers found as oil coolers or the like.
- the heat exchanger walls are the individual nested plates.
- the vertices are usually bent in a U - shape.
- corrugated fins are from the US Pat. No. 3,298,432 known.
- the structures in the flanks are in the US script very fine ribs, which run obliquely in the manner of a herringbone pattern.
- the pattern is impressed in the metal strip, and then the corrugation of the corrugated fin is made so that the arrangement direction of the structures in one flank intersects with the arrangement direction of the structures in the following flank. Since the structures in the US document are to be very fine, improved heat exchange efficiency is obtained in the region close to the wall, but the intersection of the same will barely produce a noticeable additional effect.
- the pattern is embossed flat in the entire metal strip, it is also in the vertices of the corrugated fin, whereby the heat-conducting connection with the heat exchanger walls could be affected. In addition, this very fine structuring could lead to a poorer soldering result
- the corrugated ribs have a similar herringbone structure, where there, because of the greater width of the metal strip, several herringbone structures are arranged one behind the other, so that there are parallel zig-zag lines.
- the herringbone pattern is much coarser than that of the former document. An intersection of the arrangement direction from edge to edge is not provided in the DE document.
- a plate radiator is known.
- a Konvektorblech which is designed as a corrugated heat exchange body.
- the heat exchange bodies described should be developed according to the task of the present invention such that they promise a further improvement in terms of their heat exchange efficiency.
- the elements of the structures are waves of the flanks, which provide the flow channel with consequent constrictions and extensions.
- the flanks can additionally have cuts, which harbors the same arrangement direction of the waves and connect the adjacent flow channels fluidly with each other. Such intersecting from edge to edge in their arrangement direction cuts can make a contribution to the improved heat transfer.
- the cuts themselves are of a known nature and are bent out of the surface of the flank, resulting in openings in the flank which connect adjacent flow channels.
- the cuts may be in the troughs or on the crests or anywhere within the waves.
- the cuts are known to be provided with an angle of attack to the flank surface to create a turbulent flow.
- the cuts of the invention have equal angles of attack within a flank and also in adjacent flanks.
- the waves of the flanks and the cuts have the same arrangement direction, so that, seen in a cross section, the cuts and the waves are arranged in the flanks parallel to each other. The directions of arrangement of the cuts and waves in adjacent flanks intersect.
- flanks are either without structure or, if necessary, can have stiffening elements.
- the length of the elements of the structures is shorter at their beginning and at their end than in the adjoining main structure region in order to make optimum use of the surface of the flanks.
- the length of the elements in the main structure region should preferably be the same size and amount to at least 70% of the wave height.
- the angle of inclination of the oblique structures with respect to the vertical is preferably not greater than 45 °.
- the illustrated heat exchange bodies have been made from an aluminum strip. However, they could also be made of another suitable metal.
- the production takes place in such a way that first the structures 5 are embossed into the metal strip, wherein the structures 5 are spaced from each other in the strip longitudinal direction.
- the size of the distance corresponds in the embodiment of the Fig. 1 to 6 about the later vertices 2 , which are subsequently created by bending the tape in the transverse direction. It has been shown in the embodiments, only a single wave, but it is absolutely clear that the heat exchange body 1 consists of any number of waves, so that a first and a second plane, formed from the vertices 2 , are present.
- Fig. 1 to 6 shows a blade which is arranged as an inner liner in a channel of an oil cooler, which has not been shown in detail, however, because the arrangement of fins in plate-stacked heat exchangers is a well-known measure.
- Fig. 1 also include frontal views on the image left and right end of the lamella.
- On the right side of the picture Fig. 1 was only above and below each indicated a heat exchanger wall 3 , which belongs to the already mentioned plates and which are arranged in said first and second plane. Between the two heat exchanger walls 3 , said channel is formed, in which the oil flows in an oil cooler. In the not shown upwardly or downwardly adjacent channel, which may be identical, the coolant flows.
- the oblique structures 5 in the flanks 4 of the heat exchange body 1 are in waves 6.
- the waves 6 in a flank 4 have a length 16, wherein the length 16 in all flanks 4 should preferably be the same size. In terms of amount, the length 16 is in the range of about 10 mm and will be larger or smaller in other applications. Again, this is not a very fine ribbing, as in the US 3,298,432 which merely produces a surface roughness. From the Fig. 1 It can be seen that the shaft 6 are inclined in the front edge 4 to the vertical 14 to the left.
- the waves 6 are inclined to the right, whereby the arrangement direction 15 of the waves 6 on the front edge 4 intersects with the arrangement direction 15 of the waves 6 on the trailing edge 4 .
- the inclination angle ⁇ of the waves 6 to the vertical 14 in the front and in the trailing edge 4 are approximately equal.
- an intersection of the arrangement direction 15 results, for example, even if the waves 6 are tilted in only one of the flanks 4 by the inclination angle ⁇ and are arranged in the other flank 4 in the direction of the vertical 14 . Also, therefore, this is only a preferred embodiment. How out Fig.
- corrugated fin which is flowed through by cooling air and is arranged between the flat tubes of an air-cooled heat exchanger.
- the distance between the structures 5 ( FIG. 7) in the strip longitudinal direction mentioned at the beginning, which is present in the prefabrication stage, is significantly greater than the radians of the vertices 2, which are approximately semicircular. Therefore, for example, in the Fig. 7 and 10 to see that the structures 5 (7) do not reach up to the top and bottom directly to the vertices 2 , but end clearly before.
- Fig. 10 two heat exchanger walls 3 were indicated, which are each intended to represent a broad side of the flat tubes, not shown. Between adjacent flanks 4 is in each case a flow channel 20th
- the corrugated rib is provided in its flanks 4 with cuts 7 , wherein the arrangement direction 15 of the cuts 7 intersects in an edge 4 with the arrangement direction 15 of the cuts 7 in the adjacent flank 4 .
- two groups A , B of sections 7 were provided in this exemplary embodiment, without the number of groups being restricted to two.
- the cuts 7 have an equal inclination angle ⁇ , but are inclined in opposite directions.
- the sections 7 within the groups A and B in the flanks 4 are arranged parallel to each other, ie, they have been exposed in the same direction from the surface of the flanks 4 . Furthermore, all sections 7 have a same large angle ⁇ . However, the cuts 7 have been exposed in the group A to the right r and in the group B to the left I , so that an entering into the flow channel 20 air jet (arrow) in the group A to a substantial extent upwards in the not shown subsequent Flow channel 20 is passed and in the group B down in the local flow channel 20 , also not shown.
- the length L of the cuts 7 at the beginning and at the end of the group A and B is shorter than in the main structure area 55 , which begins here with the third section 7 .
- the cuts 7 should be before the area 21 before derseitlichen Edge 22 of the edge 4 ends to achieve sufficient rigidity of the corrugated fin.
- a lamella in a second embodiment (see Fig. 11 a and 11 b) is a lamella as described in the first embodiment.
- You can be traversed by cooling air or oil.
- the lamella is inserted in a channel of a heat exchange body.
- the special feature of these slats is that they also have cuts 7 in addition to the corrugations 6 . Due to the resulting turbulence, the heat exchange efficiency could be further improved.
- These sections 7 are all issued at the same angle ⁇ from the lamella, so that the medium flowing through can pass from a flow channel 20 into the adjacent flow channels 20 .
- the height h of the cuts 7 is smaller than the wave height h of the lamella in order to ensure sufficient stability of the lamella.
- the distance 17 of the cuts 7 should preferably be the same size as half the wavelength 16 of the corrugation 6 .
- the cuts 7 are in the individual shafts 6 , but they can also be located at other positions on the flank 4 . Which was omitted to show this in detail.
- the cuts 7 should not extend in contrast to the waves 6 , so that the last cuts 7 are shorter than the cuts 7 in the main structure area 55 .
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Die Erfindung betrifft einen gewellten Wärmetauschkörper gemäß dem Oberbegriff des Anspruchs 1.The invention relates to a corrugated heat exchange body according to the preamble of
Gewellte Wärmetauschkörper im vorliegenden Sinn sollen beispielsweise sogenannte Wellrippen sein, die bei luftgekühlten Kühlern zwischen den in Reihe angeordneten Flachrohren eingefügt sind, um den Wärmeaustausch zwischen dem Medium in den Flachrohren und der durch die Wellrippen strömenden Kühlluft zu gewährleisten. Die erwähnten Wärmetauscherwände sind in dem Fall die Breitseiten der Flachrohre. Die Scheitelpunkte sind bogenförmig ausgebildet.Corrugated heat exchange bodies in the present sense should be, for example, so-called corrugated fins, which are inserted in air-cooled coolers between the flat tubes arranged in series to ensure heat exchange between the medium in the flat tubes and the cooling air flowing through the corrugated fins. The heat exchanger walls mentioned are in this case the broad sides of the flat tubes. The vertices are arcuate.
Andere gewellte Wärmetauschkörper werden oft als Lamellen oder auch als Inneneinsätze bezeichnet und befinden sich innerhalb von Rohren oder in mittels Platten gebildeten Kanälen, beispielsweise bei Plattenwärmetauschern, die als Ölkühler oder dergleichen anzutreffen sind. In solchen Fällen sind die Wärmetauscherwände die einzelnen ineinander gestapelten Platten. Die Scheitelpunkte sind meist u - förmig gebogen.Other corrugated heat exchange bodies are often referred to as fins or internal inserts and are located within tubes or plate-formed channels, for example plate heat exchangers found as oil coolers or the like. In such cases, the heat exchanger walls are the individual nested plates. The vertices are usually bent in a U - shape.
Die im Oberbegriff definierten Wärmetauschkörper (Wellrippen) sind aus der
In der
Aus
Die beschriebenen Wärmetauschkörper sollen gemäß der Aufgabenstellung der vorliegenden Erfindung derart fortgebildet werden, dass sie hinsichtlich ihrer Wärmetauscheffizienz eine weitere Verbesserung versprechen.The heat exchange bodies described should be developed according to the task of the present invention such that they promise a further improvement in terms of their heat exchange efficiency.
Diese Aufgabe wird erfindungsgemäß durch den kennzeichnenden Teil des Anspruchs 1 gelöst. Der Lösungsvorschlag erfüllt in Verbindung mit dem Oberbegriff die gestellte Aufgabe.This object is achieved by the characterizing part of
Gemäß dem Kennzeichen des Anspruchs 1 ist vorgesehen, dass die Elemente der Strukturen Wellen der Flanken sind, die den Strömungskanal mit im Wechsel folgenden Einschnürungen und Erweiterungen versehen.According to the characterizing part of
Es wurde festgestellt, dass so ausgebildete Wärmetauschkörper einen besseren Wärmeübergang aufweisen. Dies könnte darauf zurückzuführen sein, dass die durch den Strömungskanal zwischen den Flanken hindurchgehende Strömung zumindest ansatzweise in Rotation versetzt wird, wodurch sich der Austausch mit der wandnahen Strömung verbessert.It has been found that heat exchange bodies formed in this way have a better heat transfer. This could be due to the fact that the flowing through the flow channel between the flanks flow is at least rudimentary in rotation, whereby the exchange with the near-wall flow improves.
Durch die Wellen der Flanken, die in den Strömungskanal hinein weisen, stellen sich, wie aus in verschiedenen Höhen vorgenommenen Querschnitten ersichtlich ist, durch den Strömungskanal, in Strömungsrichtung gesehen, im Wechsel Einschnürungen und Erweiterungen des Strömungskanals ein, denen ein günstiger Effekt zugeordnet werden kann.Due to the waves of the flanks, which point into the flow channel, as shown in different heights cross sections, seen through the flow channel, seen in the flow direction, in alternation constrictions and extensions of the flow channel, which can be assigned a favorable effect ,
Gemäß eines aus der
Die Schnitte können sich in den Wellentälern oder auf den Wellenbergen oder an beliebigen Stellen innerhalb der Wellen befinden.The cuts may be in the troughs or on the crests or anywhere within the waves.
Die Schnitte werden bekanntermaßen mit einem Anstellwinkel zur Flankenfläche versehen um eine turbulente Strömung zu erzeugen. Vorzugsweise besitzen die Schnitte der Erfindung innerhalb einer Flanke und auch in benachbarten Flanken gleiche Anstellwinkel. Die Wellen der Flanken und die Schnitte haben die gleiche Anordnungsrichtung, so dass, in einem Querschnitt gesehen, die Schnitte und die Wellen in den Flanken parallel zueinander angeordnet sind. Die Anordnungsrichtungen der Schnitte und Wellen in benachbarten Flanken kreuzen sich.The cuts are known to be provided with an angle of attack to the flank surface to create a turbulent flow. Preferably, the cuts of the invention have equal angles of attack within a flank and also in adjacent flanks. The waves of the flanks and the cuts have the same arrangement direction, so that, seen in a cross section, the cuts and the waves are arranged in the flanks parallel to each other. The directions of arrangement of the cuts and waves in adjacent flanks intersect.
Als vorteilhaft wird ferner angesehen, dass bei mehreren Gruppen von schrägen Strukturen in einer Flanke entgegengesetzte Neigungswinkel der schrägen Strukturen von einer Gruppe zur nächsten Gruppe vorgesehen sind, wobei zwischen den Gruppen, die Flanken entweder ohne Struktur ausgebildet sind oder im Bedarfsfall Versteifungselemente aufweisen können.It is also considered advantageous that in the case of several groups of oblique structures in one flank opposite inclination angles of the oblique structures are provided from one group to the next group, wherein between the groups, the flanks are either without structure or, if necessary, can have stiffening elements.
Die Länge der Elemente der Strukturen ist an ihrem Anfang und an ihrem Ende kürzer als in dem daran anschließenden Hauptstrukturenbereich, um die Fläche der Flanken möglichst optimal auszunutzen.The length of the elements of the structures is shorter at their beginning and at their end than in the adjoining main structure region in order to make optimum use of the surface of the flanks.
Die Länge der Elemente im Hauptstrukturenbereich soll vorzugsweise gleich groß sein und mindestens 70% der Wellenhöhe betragen.The length of the elements in the main structure region should preferably be the same size and amount to at least 70% of the wave height.
Der Neigungswinkel der schrägen Strukturen gegenüber der Vertikalen ist vorzugsweise nicht größer als 45°. Durch diese Merkmale wird ebenfalls auf die möglichst umfassende Ausnutzung der Fläche der Flanken zur Anordnung von Strukturen gezielt.The angle of inclination of the oblique structures with respect to the vertical is preferably not greater than 45 °. By these features is also targeted to the widest possible utilization of the surface of the flanks for the arrangement of structures.
Die Erfindung wird nachfolgend in drei Ausführungsbeispielen beschrieben.The invention will be described below in three embodiments.
Die beiliegenden Figuren zeigen in
- Fig.1
- Seitenansicht einer erfindungsgemäßen Lamelle;
- Fig. 2
- Draufsicht auf die Lamelle aus
Fig. 1 ; - Fig. 3
- Schnitt A-A aus
Fig. 1 ; - Fig. 4
- Schnitt C-C aus
Fig. 1 ; - Fig. 5
- Schnitt D-D aus
Fig. 1 ; - Fig. 6
- Perspektivischer Blick auf diese Lamelle;
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- Seitenansicht einer nicht erfindungsgemäßen Wellrippe;
- Fig. 8
- Draufsicht;
- Fig. 9
- Schnitt A-A aus
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- Perspektivischer Blick auf die Wellrippe;
- Fig.11
- Seitenansicht (a) und Draufsicht (b) auf eine erfindungsgemäße Lamelle mit Wellen und Schnitten.
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- Side view of a blade according to the invention;
- Fig. 2
- Top view of the slat
Fig. 1 ; - Fig. 3
- Cut AA off
Fig. 1 ; - Fig. 4
- Cut CC off
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- Cut DD off
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- Perspective view of this lamella;
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- Side view of a corrugated fin not according to the invention;
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- Top view;
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- Cut AA off
Fig. 7 ; - Figure 10
- Perspective view of the corrugated rib;
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- Side view (a) and top view (b) on a blade according to the invention with waves and cuts.
Die abgebildeten Wärmetauschkörper sind aus einem Aluminiumband hergestellt worden. Sie könnten jedoch auch aus einem anderen geeigneten Metall bestehen.The illustrated heat exchange bodies have been made from an aluminum strip. However, they could also be made of another suitable metal.
Die Herstellung geschieht so, dass zunächst die Strukturen 5 in das Metallband eingeprägt werden, wobei die Strukturen 5 in Bandlängsrichtung einen Abstand voneinander haben. Die Größe des Abstandes entspricht im Ausführungsbeispiel aus den
Das Ausführungsbeispiel aus den
Ein zum Stand der Technik gehörendes Beispiel ist in den
Dabei handelt es sich um eine Wellrippe, die von Kühlluft durchströmt wird und zwischen den Flachrohren eines luftgekühlten Wärmetauschers angeordnet ist.It is a corrugated fin, which is flowed through by cooling air and is arranged between the flat tubes of an air-cooled heat exchanger.
In diesem Beispiel ist der eingangs erwähnte, im Vorfertigungsstadium der Wellrippe vorhandene Abstand zwischen den Strukturen 5 (7) in Bandlängsrichtung deutlich größer als das Bogenmaß der Scheitelpunkte 2, die etwa halbkreisförmig ausgebildet sind. Deshalb ist beispielsweise in den
In
Wie insbesondere aus
In einem zweiten Ausführungsbeispiel (siehe
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- Corrugated heat exchanger element (1) which can be manufactured from a metal strip and has a corrugation height (h) which is between the apex points (2) of the corrugations, wherein the apex points (2) form a first and a second plane, which planes are composed of a plurality of apex points (2), wherein at least a number of the apex points (2) of each plane are to be connected to heat exchanger walls (3), and wherein each apex point (2) of the first plane is connected to the following apex point (2) of the second plane by means of edges (4), and in each case a flow duct (20) is formed between adjacent edges (4), and structures (5) whose direction (15) of arrangement in an edge (4) intersects with the direction (15) of arrangement in the following edge (4) are located in the edges (4),
characterized in that the structures (5) are a corrugation of the edges (4) and they provide the flow duct (20) with constrictions (11) and widened portions (10) which follow one another alternately, wherein the direction of arrangement of the corrugations (6) in one edge (4) intersects with the direction of arrangement of the corrugations (6) in the adjacent edge (4), wherein adjacent flow ducts (20) are either separated from one another in terms of flow or the edges (4) have incisions (7) which are in the same direction of arrangement as the corrugations (6), with the result that the incisions (7) and the corrugations (6) are arranged parallel to one another, and the incisions (7) connect adjacent flow ducts (20) to one another in terms of flow. - Corrugated heat exchanger element according to Claim 1, characterized in that the direction (15) of arrangement of the corrugations (6) corresponds to the vertical (14), and the direction (15) of arrangement of the corrugations (6) in the following edge (4) has an angle (α) of incline with respect to the vertical (14).
- Corrugated heat exchanger element according to Claim 1, characterized in that the direction (15) of arrangement of the corrugations (6) in one edge (4) has an angle (α) of incline with respect to the vertical (14), and the direction (15) of arrangement of the corrugations (6) in the following edge (4) has an angle (α) of incline which is opposed but is preferably of the same size.
- Corrugated heat exchanger element according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the width of the corrugations at their start and at their end is shorter than in the adjoining main structure region.
- Corrugated heat exchanger element according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the width of the corrugations in the main structure region is at least 70% of the corrugation height (h).
- Corrugated heat exchanger element according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the angle (α) of incline of the corrugations (6) with respect to the vertical (14) is preferably not greater than 45°.
- Corrugated heat exchanger element according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the two planes which are formed by means of the apex points (2) are either arranged parallel to one another or at a decreasing or increasing distance from one another (corrugation height h).
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