EP3968830A1 - Procédé de production et d'assemblage de radiateur panneau et de sèche-serviettes - Google Patents

Procédé de production et d'assemblage de radiateur panneau et de sèche-serviettes

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EP3968830A1
EP3968830A1 EP20921276.0A EP20921276A EP3968830A1 EP 3968830 A1 EP3968830 A1 EP 3968830A1 EP 20921276 A EP20921276 A EP 20921276A EP 3968830 A1 EP3968830 A1 EP 3968830A1
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outer wing
middle body
profiles
profile
panel
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Ahmet Ayan
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47K—SANITARY EQUIPMENT NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; TOILET ACCESSORIES
    • A47K10/00—Body-drying implements; Toilet paper; Holders therefor
    • A47K10/04—Towel racks; Towel rails; Towel rods; Towel rolls, e.g. rotatable
    • A47K10/06—Towel racks; Towel rails; Towel rods; Towel rolls, e.g. rotatable combined with means for drying towels
    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
    • F24D—DOMESTIC- OR SPACE-HEATING SYSTEMS, e.g. CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEMS; DOMESTIC HOT-WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS; ELEMENTS OR COMPONENTS THEREFOR
    • F24D2220/00—Components of central heating installations excluding heat sources
    • F24D2220/20—Heat consumers
    • F24D2220/2009—Radiators
    • F24D2220/2045—Radiators having horizontally extending tubes

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  • the invention relates to the practical and robust production and assembly of towel warmer, heating panel radiators and similar products.
  • radiators There are many types according to the material used in radiators. Such as cast iron radiator, aluminum radiator, steel radiator.
  • Radiators are the most used devices as volume heater in central heating systems. In these devices, although approximately 70% to 80% of the total heat transfer is with convection, 30% to 20% with radiation, the name "radiator” that was given incorrectly in the past is still used today. It is possible to review the radiators in four groups as cast iron, steel, aluminum and panel. Cast iron radiators are manufactured in sections and used by grouping according to the desired capacity. It is practically recommended to group up to 30 sections. In mandatory cases, the entry and exit should be on different sides in more sectioned groups. These cast iron radiators are long lasting due to the corrosion resistance of cast iron. In general, cast iron radiators can be used up to 4 bar pressure in hot water systems and up to 2 bar pressure in steam systems. Tailor-made production is required for higher pressures.
  • Each cast radiator section is 60 mm thick and is connected to each other with R 32 mm steel nipples from the bottom and top. Their thermal capacities are determined in TS 369 and DIN 4703.
  • Sectional steel radiators are made of sheet metal with general structure steel Fe-37 property, free from rust and at least 1.25 mm thick. Two side surface plates that are formed in the press and have no layers, cracks, scale and dents are combined with spot or similar welding process to form a section. The sections obtained can be grouped by welding each other from screwed steel nipples or forehead surfaces. Maximum operating pressure is 4 bar in steel radiators used in hot water systems. Steel radiators are lighter and cheaper than cast iron radiators. Leaks can be repaired by welding. The most important inconvenience is that it is not corrosion resistant. For this reason, it is recommended that systems using steel radiators have closed expansion vessel.
  • Aluminum radiators can be manufactured in 2 ways as cast and extruded.
  • Cast irons are produced from Al Si9Cu alloy given in BSEN 1676 standard and with wall thickness of at least 1.5 mm, while extruded ones are manufactured from EN AW-606 wrought aluminum alloy corresponding to AIMgSi alloy and with wall thickness of at least 1.1 mm.
  • R11/4 ” whitworth pipe screw nipples are used for connecting the sections together as right and left.
  • Electric radiator is a mobile and heater core that has the appearance of a heater core but contains electrically heated oil instead of heated water. On the radiant surface of the electrical heating element, the oil is heated in the radiator transferring the heat and then the radiator heats the air in the environment It contains thick oil and the residence used to heat this oil. Since this system requires electrical energy, it is not a common way of heating used by many users. It is used in central heating installations, and it can also be used as electric and wheeled mobile as an alternative.
  • Panel radiator is a type of radiator that is frequently used today since its thermal power is more efficient These type of radiators are mainly composed of flat or wavy sheets. These are structures that are free from rust and at least 1.25 mm thick and are formed in sheet iron press with general structural steel Fe-37 properties.
  • Front and back face plates are bonded together with centers or similar welding process to form the radiator.
  • the front faces are flat and the rear faces can be straight or with planar wings. While the heat transfer on the front surfaces is mainly by radiation, the heat transfer on the rear surfaces is by convection.
  • Heat transfer in panel radiators is carried out by means of a sheet called convector and welded to the water channels.
  • Panel radiators are manufactured from cold sheet material suitable for rolling.
  • the invention relates in particular to extruded aluminum profile forming extruded finned tubular aluminum profiles before brazing and the profile processing method applied to the finned tube and the contact surfaces of the finned tube in the connection of the extruded aluminum head profiles to the upper and lower part of the extruded aluminum profiles with fins, which form the main body, to ensure that the temperature reaches the same degree at the brazing points where the soldering process is carried out.
  • the invention No 2017/03646 relates to increase the efficiency of the hot air that comes and leaves the heater core by warming it over a longer period of time within the heater core of the invention by following a longer route instead of being parallel to the vertical axis in the current physical structure of the radiators (also heat exchangers), also given as an angle, the ends are open from the heat conducting material, cut vertically in the middle, by giving different shapes instead of a straight cylindrical, under the heater core by increasing the efficiency of the heating core by increasing the heat transfer, also adding downwardly angled landing surfaces to the underside of the heating core according to the vertical or air suction movement axis, by providing more air flow inlet from the bottom of the heating core, resulting in a warmer air outlet.
  • the invention No 2017/00387 relates to the variants of out sheets, panel radiator L console sheets with sheet thickness between 0.6mm and 1,2mm, with wide oval cavities, narrow filled oval cavities, narrow oval cavities, wide rectangular cavities, narrow rectangular cavities.
  • the invention No 2015/00963 relates to a panel radiator having at least one layer of heating panel. It is made up of corrugated sheet metal, on which corrugated channels are applied. The foremost heater panel is covered with a flat coating panel on the visible side, bonded to the foremost heater panel. The bonding process is carried out with a double-sided adhesive foil.
  • the invention No 2012/13581 relates to the use of a ring-shaped copper wire positioned on the stopper and melting it at high temperature to provide a leak-free connection by fully penetrating the body and the stopper junction points in order to seal joints of towel warmer radiators on the body of the towel warmer.
  • the panel radiator according to the invention No 2005/04070 contains two side covers, a front face and a back side, two ends at the level of the side covers, which are bonded to the front of the radiator facing the room in order to decrease the surface temperature and increase the corrosion resistance and characterized by a protection piece made of flat sheet that allows printing and coloring on curved at least 270° degrees.
  • the invention No 2018/07114 is about making angular optimizations on the side surfaces of the panel sheet and reducing the amount of sheet used in the radiator by reducing the welding surface and increasing the thermal capacity.
  • the invention relates to a radiator with a 9-13 mm weld surface that does not affect the thermal capacity by making an angle revision on the side surfaces in the present depth form, which makes it possible to use less raw materials.
  • the invention no 2017/16172 relates to a panel radiator system having a space inside the radiator body, a connection part that provides the distribution of the liquid used in heating, a valve positioned within said space by connecting with a core to the space facing end of the connection part to control the liquid passing through the connection part.
  • the invention No 2011/11001 relates to the decorative panels obtained by dressing the mounted panel radiator with radiator protrusions with panels that can be mounted and disassembled decoratively, and the said radiator having at least one decorative panel covering at least one surface, at least one slot between said radiator and said panels between the front surface that are in contact with the front surface and the lower fixing part in connection with the radiator protrusions, allowing the decorative panel to be secured to the protrusion located under the radiator by using the lower fixing part, the duct and the mouth that allows the lower fixing part to enter this channel, the fixing element that ensures fixing the lower fixing part in the lower fixing part slot located under the decorative panel.
  • the invention No 2011/03558 relates to a technique in order to remove the welding traces formed during the production of the front surfaces of the panel radiators facing the living area, that the decorative surface made of metal material is welded from the side edge surface with laser welding seam all around and it appears to be integral with the panel radiator and thus contains no traces of deformation and welding of the decorative new surface, and the removal of laser welding marks on panel radiators where all these mentioned processes are done.
  • the top cover of the panel convector type radiator is rigidly mounted on the radiator. While the top cover is mounted rigidly, the panel convector top cover is provided to be completely perpendicular to the radiator. In addition, the cost of the top cover has been reduced since it allows the back edge of the top cover to be shortened.
  • a U holder has been developed for mounting the panel convector top cover on the radiator.
  • the U form of the U-holder consists of two symmetrical edges.
  • the length of the U holder is made so that the hook of the U holder is at least 5 mm into the convector after the hook fits on the edge of the radiator.
  • Other dimensions of the U holder are such that they can easily enter the convector and these dimensions depend on the convector dimensions.
  • the aluminum radiators are produced by extrusion method, and the profile and collector assembly is made by the tight fit method in aluminum towel warmers and panel radiators.
  • collectors and profiles are mounted to each other by making bushings between the junctions.
  • the present invention relates to a natural production and assembly method of towel warmer and panel radiators which meets the above-mentioned requirements, eliminates all disadvantages and provides additional advantages.
  • the main purpose of the production and assembly method of towel warmers and panel radiators which are the subject of the invention; is the connection of the outer surface panels to the pipes with the slide method.
  • Another object of the invention is to provide the pipes to be connected to the collector more easily by tight fit or welding.
  • Another object of the invention is that the post-production assembly method is more practical and resistant than the existing technique.
  • Another object of the invention is to allow easier intervention because it contains a slide in case of a possible repair or modification.
  • Another object of the invention is to include welding method in order to prevent leakages experienced in the tight fit method used today.
  • Another object of the invention is that it is a method that enables the production of more products in a short time compared to the current productions. This method can also be integrated into existing welding methods, automatic welding machines and systems.
  • Figure - 1 Linear view of the assembly of the middle body profiles of the towel warmers and panel radiators to the lower collector according to the invention.
  • Figure - 2 Linear view of the assembly of the middle body profiles of the towel warmers and panel radiators to the upper collector according to the invention.
  • Figure - 3 Linear view of the towel warmers and panel radiators that are the subject of the invention mounted on the collectors.
  • Figure - 4 Top linear view of the outer wing profile according to the invention.
  • Figure - 5 Linear view of the outer wing profile mounted on the middle body profile according to the invention.
  • Figure - 6 Top linear view of the plugs according to the invention.
  • Figure - 7 Linear view of the plugs mounted on the outer wing profile according to the invention.
  • Figure - 8 Linear view of the intermediate angle blocks subject to the invention.
  • Figure - 9 Linear view of the intermediate angle blocks mounted on the outer wing profiles according to the invention.
  • Figure - 10 Linear view of the male structuring of the middle body profile according to the invention.
  • Figure - 11 Linear view of the middle body profile comprising more than one male structuring according to the invention.
  • Figure - 12 Linear view of the outer wing profile with more than one female structuring according to the invention.
  • Figure - 13 Linear view of the outer wing profiles with fiat comers and assembled shape according to the invention.
  • Figure - 14 Linear view of the outer wing profiles with oval comers and assembled shape according to the invention.
  • Figure - 15 Linear view of the outer wing profiles with curved comers and assembled shape according to the invention.
  • FIG 1 and Figure 2 there is a linear view of the mounting of the middle body profiles (12) of the towel warmers and panel radiators (10) to the lower and upper collectors (11) and in the figure 3, the linear view of the middle body profiles (12) mounted to the collectors (11) is presented.
  • the middle body profile (12) with the male structuring (12.1) is mounted to the collector profile (11) by welding method.
  • the outer wing profiles (13) do not suffer any damage during welding and welding process can be done easily on all surfaces of the middle body profile (12).
  • FIG 6 the top linear view of the plugs (14) according to the invention and in Figure 7, the linear view of the plugs (14) mounted on the outer wing profile (13) is presented. Additional plugs (14) are produced in order to prevent the outer wing profiles (13) from moving outwards or upwards. These plugs (14) are located on the lower and upper sides of the panel radiators (10), on the upper and lower sides of each outer wing profile (13). Thus, it cannot be removed or misused by an unconscious user.
  • the view of the male structuring (12.1) of the middle body profile (12) is given.
  • At least one male structuring (12.1) is produced by positioning the middle body profile (12) and the panel radiator (10) in the front and facing the region corresponding to the wall part.
  • the linear view of the middle body profile (12) with more than one male structurings (12.1), and in Figure 12, the outer wing profile (13) with a more than one female structurings (13.1) is given.
  • the middle body profile (12) can also be produced in the form of four arms shaped male structuring (12.1), which is positioned from the center of the middle body profile (12) and exits from the right-left parts. According to this type of production, it can be produced in the form of two female structurings (13.1) corresponding to the outer wing profile (13).

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Abstract

L'invention concerne le procédé de fabrication et d'assemblage du collecteur de panneaux par agencement/installation de radiateurs panneaux sur les tuyaux facilement par soudage ou ajustement serré.
EP20921276.0A 2020-02-28 2020-12-24 Procédé de production et d'assemblage de radiateur panneau et de sèche-serviettes Pending EP3968830A4 (fr)

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