EP1850076A2 - Kondensator mit integrietem Sammler - Google Patents

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EP1850076A2
EP1850076A2 EP07106157A EP07106157A EP1850076A2 EP 1850076 A2 EP1850076 A2 EP 1850076A2 EP 07106157 A EP07106157 A EP 07106157A EP 07106157 A EP07106157 A EP 07106157A EP 1850076 A2 EP1850076 A2 EP 1850076A2
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refrigerant condenser
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Tomohiro Chiba
Toshihiko Yabata
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    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F25—REFRIGERATION OR COOLING; COMBINED HEATING AND REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS; HEAT PUMP SYSTEMS; MANUFACTURE OR STORAGE OF ICE; LIQUEFACTION SOLIDIFICATION OF GASES
    • F25B—REFRIGERATION MACHINES, PLANTS OR SYSTEMS; COMBINED HEATING AND REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS; HEAT PUMP SYSTEMS
    • F25B39/00—Evaporators; Condensers
    • F25B39/04—Condensers
    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F25—REFRIGERATION OR COOLING; COMBINED HEATING AND REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS; HEAT PUMP SYSTEMS; MANUFACTURE OR STORAGE OF ICE; LIQUEFACTION SOLIDIFICATION OF GASES
    • F25B—REFRIGERATION MACHINES, PLANTS OR SYSTEMS; COMBINED HEATING AND REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS; HEAT PUMP SYSTEMS
    • F25B2339/00—Details of evaporators; Details of condensers
    • F25B2339/04—Details of condensers
    • F25B2339/044—Condensers with an integrated receiver
    • F25B2339/0442—Condensers with an integrated receiver characterised by the mechanical fixation of the receiver to the header

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  • the present invention relates to a refrigerant condenser equipped with a receiver, and specifically, to a refrigerant condenser equipped with a receiver in which the connection structure between the condenser and the receiver is improved and which is suitable in use for an air conditioning system for a vehicle.
  • a refrigerant condenser equipped with a receiver wherein the receiver is connected integrally with the condenser by brazing and the like.
  • the receiver when connecting the receiver integrally with the condenser, if a connection member is interposed between the condenser and the receiver and they are connected to each other via the connection member, the workability for the connection and the sealability of refrigerant after connection may be ensured to be good.
  • JP-A-2003-336939 discloses a connection member for connecting a cylindrical header pipe of a condenser and a schematic cylindrically formed receiver to each other.
  • This connection member has a plate-like member on which arc portions capable of being connected to the header pipe and the receiver are formed respectively, and pipe members are fitted into two holes provided on the connection surface of the plate-like member and fixed to the plate-like member by caulking.
  • the plate-like member and the pipe members are members basically separate from each other, the number of parts increases and the process for caulking is required. Further, because the area for connection of the plate-like member and the receiver and header pipe is relatively large, an accuracy of a curved-surface shape for contact between the respective members is required, and if the accuracy is poor, a gap may become great and a brazing material clad on the surface of the plate-like member may be distributed improperly, and as a result, an improper brazing may occur. Furthermore, because the connection member is formed in shape so as to be connected to the header pipe and the receiver alternately in the longitudinal direction of the connection member, the mold for molding the connection member must be made in accordance with change of its longitudinal dimension.
  • JP-A-2003-21490 discloses a structure wherein the above-described connection member comprises a plate-like member having a first arc connection surface for contact with the header pipe side, a second arc connection surface for contact with the receiver side and burring portions capable of being fitted into communication ports for introduction and discharge of refrigerant provided on the header pipe and the receiver.
  • an undesired gap may be generated between the arc connection surface and the connection surface of the header pipe or the receiver, or the dimension of the gap may vary, thereby generating an improper brazing.
  • it is considered to increase the thickness of the material for forming the plate-like member or to increase the pressing ability for the processing of the burring, but if carried out so, an undesired problem may occur such as increase of the weight or the cost for manufacture of the whole of the refrigerant condenser equipped with the receiver.
  • this portion may be brazed at a good condition with no problems, but in the surface of the connection member opposite to the burring portion projecting side, the arc surface must be accurately brought into contact with the object member and at a condition ensuring a good sealability the brazing must be carried out.
  • the accuracy of the member is disturbed at a portion around the burring portion, it may be difficult to achieve a good brazing by flowing a brazing material uniformly and to ensure a desirable sealed condition.
  • a refrigerant condenser equipped with a receiver in which particularly with respect to a member for connection interposed between a header pipe and a receiver, while suppressing cost up by simplifying the structure without increasing the number of parts, an accuracy required for the connection portion of the member can be easily ensured, and a necessary sealability can be easily ensured by concentrating a brazing material into a necessary portion and achieving an excellent brazing condition, thereby facilitating both the manufacture and the assembly.
  • a refrigerant condenser equipped with a receiver according to the present invention in which the receiver is disposed on a side surface of one of a pair of header pipes provided on both ends of a core part of the condenser and the receiver is connected to the one header pipe via a connection member by brazing, is characterized in that the connection member is processed from a plate material, a pair of pipe portions for refrigerant passage are formed on the connection member integrally with the connection member, tip parts of the pipe portions are inserted into holes formed on an object member which is the one header pipe or the receiver, and a surface portion of the connection member around each of the pipe portions present on a side opposite to a pipe portion projecting side is formed as a ring-like surface at a condition where holes or a hole and a notch are provided on both sides of the ring-like surface.
  • This ring-like surface is a surface contacted with an outer surface of the object member at a tight contact condition or a condition close thereto.
  • connection member in particular, by forming the surface portion of the connection member around the pipe portion present on a side opposite to the pipe portion projecting side as a ring-like surface, when a brazing material clad on the connection member, which is required to be brazed, is entering positively into a gap between the connection member and the receiver during brazing in a furnace, the molten brazing material is gathered along the ring-like surface by surface tension, and it becomes possible to improve the brazing property without increasing the dimensional accuracy of the connection surface at this portion so much.
  • the ring-like surface for achieving this ring-like brazing can be easily processed and formed by providing holes or a hole and a notch on both sides of the ring-like surface, also as shown in the embodiment described later.
  • the tip parts of the pipe portions may be inserted into holes formed on the header pipe, and the ring-like surface may form a part of a connection surface of the connection member to the receiver.
  • it may be structured wherein the tip parts of the pipe portions are inserted into holes formed on the receiver, and the ring-like surface forms a part of a connection surface of the connection member to the header pipe.
  • the former structure may be better from the viewpoint of facilitating the manufacture and the assembly.
  • a non-pipe-forming portion of the connection member, on which the pipe portions are not formed has a substantially constant cross section in a longitudinal direction of the connection member.
  • connection member in a non-pipe-forming portion of the connection member, on which the pipe portions are not formed, only both sides of the connection member in a transverse direction of the connection member are formed as contact parts with the object member, and a central portion of the connection member in the transverse direction of the connection member is formed as a non-contact part with the object member.
  • this is a structure wherein the central portion of the connection member positioned between the contact parts with the object member on both sides of the connection member in the transverse direction is recessed.
  • the brazing material positively enters into the portions of the contact parts with the object member on both sides of the connection member in the transverse direction, similarly to the pipe forming portions, the brazing property may be improved without increasing the dimensional accuracy of the contact surface.
  • arms extending up to an outer surface of the object member are formed by bending on both sides of the connection member in the transverse direction of the connection member.
  • the object member may be nipped between both arms, the object member and the connection member may be easily positioned at a predetermined positional relationship with each other, and the assembly may be facilitated.
  • the brazing material may positively enter into the contact parts, and therefore, the brazing property may be improved without increasing the dimensional accuracy of the contact surface.
  • the pipe portion may be formed, for example, by drawing a portion of the plate material to be formed as a pipe portion (drawing the portion to be formed as a pipe portion so as to be projected up to a predetermined height), opening a hole on a tip part of the drawn portion, and thereafter pressing the drawn portion to be formed as a pipe portion and a portion around the drawn portion to a predetermined shape.
  • a portion of the plate material to be formed as a pipe portion drawing the portion to be formed as a pipe portion so as to be projected up to a predetermined height
  • opening a hole on a tip part of the drawn portion and thereafter pressing the drawn portion to be formed as a pipe portion and a portion around the drawn portion to a predetermined shape.
  • connection member although it is possible to form the object member as a member clad with a brazing material, from the viewpoint of easiness of manufacture, assembly and brazing, it is preferred that the connection member itself is formed as a member clad with a brazing material, in particular, formed from an aluminum material clad with a brazing material.
  • the portion around the pipe forming portion as the ring-like surface by providing the holes or the hole and the notch on both sides of the pipe forming portion, a desired pipe portion can be easily formed integrally with the connection member, and a desired brazing can be achieved by gathering a brazing material to the ring-like surface.
  • connection member having an arbitrary length within a predetermined range by an identical mold.
  • connection member in the non-pipe-forming portion only both sides of the connection member in the transverse direction of the connection member are formed as contact parts with the object member, and a central portion thereof is formed as a non-contact part, or by employing a structure wherein arms extending up to an outer surface of the object member are formed by bending on both sides of the connection member in the transverse direction of the connection member, it becomes possible to further facilitate the assembly and to further facilitate and stabilize the brazing.
  • Figs. I and 2 depict a refrigerant condenser equipped with a receiver according to an embodiment of the present invention, and in particular, show a refrigerant condenser equipped with a receiver suitable for use in an air conditioning system for a vehicle.
  • a refrigerant condenser equipped with a receiver 1 is formed by integrally brazing a refrigerant condenser 2 and a receiver 3 to each other via a connection member 4.
  • Condenser 2 comprises a pair of header pipes 5 and 6 disposed on both ends of its core part, a plurality of heat exchange tubes 7 extending between the header pipes 5 and 6, outer fins 8 disposed between tubes 7 and outside of the outermost tubes 7, side plates 9 disposed outside of the outermost fins 8, and an inlet 10 and outlet 11 for refrigerant provided on header pipe 5.
  • a partition 12 is provided, and to another header pipe 6, receiver formed as a cylindrical structure is connected integrally by brazing via connection member 4.
  • a partition 13 is provided also in header pipe 6, refrigerant introduced into the upper part in header pipe 5 through inlet 10 is sent to the upper part in header pipe 6 through heat exchange tubes 7, therefrom the refrigerant is sent into receiver 3 through communication port 14 of header pipe 6 and passage 15 of connection member 4, from the inside of receiver the refrigerant is sent to the lower part of header pipe 6 through passage 16 of connection member 4 and communication port 17 of header pipe 6, and after the refrigerant is sent to the lower part in header pipe 5 through heat exchange tubes 7, it is discharged to outside through outlet 11.
  • connection member 4 The detailed structure of connection member 4 will be explained referring to Figs. 3 to 6 in addition to Fig. 2.
  • connection member 4 is formed from an aluminum alloy material clad with a brazing material on its both surfaces, and in the connection member 4, a pipe forming portion 23 in which a pair of pipe portions 21 and 22 for refrigerant passage are projected in parallel to each other, and a non-pipe-forming portion 24 in which pipe portions are not formed and which is formed in a substantially constant cross section in its longitudinal direction, are integrally molded by pressing as described later.
  • the tip parts of pipe portions 21 and 22 are inserted into and brazed to communication ports 14 and 17 formed on header pipe 6 as holes, and the insides of pipe portions 21 and 22 are formed as passages 15 and 16 for refrigerant.
  • connection member 4 The surface opposite to the surface of the pipe portion projecting side of connection member 4 is connected to receiver 3, and the surface portions of connection member 4 around respective pipe portions 21 and 22, which are present on the side opposite to the pipe portion projecting side, are formed as ring-like surfaces 25 and 26.
  • these ring-like surfaces 25 and 26 are surfaces brought into contact with the outer surface of the object member (in this embodiment, receiver 3) at a tight contact condition or a condition close thereto.
  • connection member 4 In the stage for manufacturing connection member 4, holes or a hole and a notch are provided on both sides of a portion for forming ring-like surface 25 or 26 so that the ring-like surface 25 or 26 is formed as such a predetermined surface shape.
  • holes 27 and 28 are provided relative to ring-like surface 25 around pipe portion 21, and hole 28 and a notch 29 are provided relative to ring-like surface 26 around pipe portion 22, respectively.
  • notch 29 is provided on the end of connection member 4 in its longitudinal direction from the viewpoint of easiness of molding, and as to other portions, holes 27 and 28 are provided.
  • connection member 4 connected to header pipe 6
  • arms 30 extending up to the outer surface of header pipe 6 are formed by bending on both sides of connection member 4 in the transverse direction of connection member 4, over the entire length of connection member 4.
  • a formation is structured wherein header pipe 6 is nipped between both arms 30, and the positioning and the assembly are facilitated.
  • the portions on both sides of connection member 4 in the transverse direction of connection member 4, which follow the above-described arms 30, are formed as contact parts 3 1 with receiver 3 each of which is protruded toward receiver 3 side.
  • these contact parts 31 are formed as contact parts with an object member (receiver 3) which are formed only on both sides of connection member 4 in the transverse direction of connection member 4, and a central portion between contact parts 31 is formed in a recessed part 32 which is formed as a non-contact part with the object member.
  • connection member 4 is formed, for example, by the method shown in Figs. 7 to 11.
  • a plate material 41 is used as shown in Fig. 7, first, portions, on which pipe portions 21 and 22 are to be formed, are drawn so as to be projected up to a predetermined height in the pipe projecting side, as shown in Fig. 8 (drawn portion 42), and on the tip part of this drawn portion 42, a hole 43 is processed as shown in Fig. 9. Succeedingly, as shown in Fig. 10, the drawn portion 42 with hole 43 is formed, for example, by pressing, so as to be formed as a predetermined pipe portion 21 or 22. Then, as shown in Fig.
  • arms 30 on both sides are formed by bending, for example, by pressing, to a predetermined curved shape.
  • each of the pipe portions 21 and 22 is smoothly formed in a predetermined shape, and each of ring-like surfaces 25 and 26 having a predetermined shape is formed smoothly and easily at a condition where an affection to the portion around the pipe forming portion is greatly reduced.
  • the tip part of pipe portion 21 or 22 may be formed as a tapered shape in which the diameter is set to be made gradually smaller as approached to the tip or a shape having a stepped portion, in order to insert the tip part into the hole of the object member more smoothly.
  • Header pipe 6 and receiver 3 are connected integrally to each other via the above-described connection member 4.
  • the tip parts of pipe portions 21 and 22 are inserted into holes 14 and 17 of header pipe 6 and pipe portions 21 and 22 are brazed to header pipe 6 together with both arms 30, and ring-like surfaces 25 and 26 are brought into contact with the portions around holes 51 and 52 provided on receiver 3 and brazed to receiver 3. Because these ring-like surfaces 25 and 26 are formed so as to be along the outer surface of receiver 3, even before brazing, the ring-like surfaces 25 and 26 are brought into contact with receiver 3 at a tight contact condition or a condition close thereto.
  • the molten brazing material is efficiently gathered to the contact portions of ring-like surfaces 25 and 26 by its surface tension, a sufficient amount of brazing material is ensured, and a desired brazing condition is achieved. Therefore, particularly in these portions, a fear of an improper brazing is completely removed, and a desired sealability can be ensured.
  • non-pipe-forming portion 24 as shown in Fig. 13, contact parts 31 on both sides are brought into contact with the outer surface of receiver 3 and connected to receiver 3 by brazing, and by providing recessed part 32 at the central portion as a non-contact part, the contact of contact parts 31 on both sides with receiver 3 is facilitated, and a high accuracy is not required to these contact parts 3 1 Moreover, by bringing only contact parts 31 on both sides into contact with receiver 3, similarly to the condition in the above-described the portions of ring-like surfaces 25 and 26, the molten brazing material is efficiently gathered to the contact portions by its surface tension, a sufficient amount of brazing material is ensured, and a desired brazing condition is achieved.
  • this non-pipe-forming portion 24 is formed at a constant cross section in the longitudinal direction, by preparing a long mold, even in a case where a connection member having a different length is molded, it can be easily formed with no problems. Also from this point of view, facilitation and cost down of manufacture may be expected.
  • connection member which has a simple structure and which can be manufactured easily and inexpensively, and at the same time, cost down can be achieved by preventing increase of the number of parts and omitting the conventional caulking process.
  • the field applied with the refrigerant condenser equipped with a receiver according to the present invention is not particularly limited, especially it is suitable for use in an air conditioning system for a vehicle which strongly requires cost down, facilitation of manufacture and simplification of process.

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