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JP5276807B2
JP5276807B2 JP2007185931A JP2007185931A JP5276807B2 JP 5276807 B2 JP5276807 B2 JP 5276807B2 JP 2007185931 A JP2007185931 A JP 2007185931A JP 2007185931 A JP2007185931 A JP 2007185931A JP 5276807 B2 JP5276807 B2 JP 5276807B2
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<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a heat exchanger capable of reducing manufacturing cost and weight. <P>SOLUTION: This heat exchanger comprises a pair of header tanks formed of materials having brazing filler metal layers on outer faces, a plurality of flat heat exchanger tubes 4 disposed between the header tanks and brazed to both the header tanks, and a corrugated fin 5 disposed between the adjacent heat exchanger tubes 4 and brazed to the heat exchanger tubes 4. The heat exchanger tube 4 has upper and lower walls 13, 14, and two side walls 15, 16 disposed over both side edges of the upper and lower walls 13, 14. The heat exchanger tube 4 is formed by bending a metal blank sheet. A joint 24 extending in the longitudinal direction exists at one side edge of one of the upper and lower walls 13, 14 of the heat exchanger tube 4. One side edge of the corrugated fin 5 is shifted from the joint 24 of the heat exchanger tube 4 to an inner side in the width direction of the heat exchanger tube 4. A distance between one side edge of the corrugated fin 5 and the joint 24 is 0.3 mm or longer. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&amp;INPIT

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この発明は、熱交換器に関し、さらに詳しくは、たとえばカーエアコンのコンデンサやエバポレータやヒータコア、自動車用オイルクーラ、自動車用ラジエータなどとして使用される熱交換器に関する。   The present invention relates to a heat exchanger, and more particularly, to a heat exchanger used as a condenser, an evaporator, a heater core, an automobile oil cooler, an automobile radiator, and the like of a car air conditioner.

この明細書において、「アルミニウム」という用語には、純アルミニウムの他にアルミニウム合金を含むものとする。   In this specification, the term “aluminum” includes aluminum alloys in addition to pure aluminum.

たとえば車両のカーエアコンのコンデンサに使用される熱交換器として、外面にろう材層を有する材料により形成され、かつ互いに間隔をおいて配置された1対のヘッダタンクと、両ヘッダタンク間に、ヘッダタンクの長さ方向に間隔をおくとともに幅方向を通風方向に向けて配置され、かつ両端部がヘッダタンクにろう付された複数の扁平状熱交換管と、熱交換管の通風方向の幅と等しい通風方向の幅を有し、かつ隣り合う熱交換管どうしの間に配置されて熱交換管にろう付されたコルゲートフィンとを備えたものが広く用いられている。   For example, as a heat exchanger used in a condenser of a car air conditioner of a vehicle, a pair of header tanks formed of a material having a brazing filler metal layer on the outer surface and arranged at intervals from each other, A plurality of flat heat exchange tubes that are spaced in the length direction of the header tank and arranged in the width direction in the ventilation direction, and whose both ends are brazed to the header tank, and the width of the heat exchange tube in the ventilation direction And a corrugated fin that is disposed between adjacent heat exchange pipes and brazed to the heat exchange pipes is widely used.

上記熱交換器の熱交換管は、熱交換効率が優れていることはもちろんのこと、その内部に高圧ガス冷媒が導入されるため耐圧性が要求される。しかも、コンデンサのコンパクト化を図るため熱交換管の管壁が薄肉でかつ管高さが低いことが要求される。   The heat exchanger tube of the heat exchanger is required not only to have excellent heat exchange efficiency but also to have pressure resistance because a high-pressure gas refrigerant is introduced into the heat exchanger tube. Moreover, in order to reduce the size of the condenser, it is required that the tube wall of the heat exchange tube is thin and the tube height is low.

上述したコンデンサに用いられる熱交換効率に優れた熱交換管として、たとえば特許文献1に記載されたものが用いられていた。特許文献1に記載された熱交換管は、互いに対向する1対の平坦壁と、両平坦壁の両側縁どうしにまたがって設けられた2つの側壁と、両側壁間において両平坦壁にまたがるとともに長さ方向に伸びかつ相互に所定間隔をおいて設けられた複数の補強壁とを備えているとともに、内部に複数の並列状流体通路を有しており、第1の側壁が両平坦壁と一体に形成され、第2の側壁が、各平坦壁の側縁に一体成形されて他の平坦壁側に突出し、かつ先端どうしが当接させられてろう付された2つの側壁形成部により形成されている。   As a heat exchange tube excellent in heat exchange efficiency used for the capacitor described above, for example, the one described in Patent Document 1 has been used. The heat exchange tube described in Patent Document 1 spans a pair of flat walls facing each other, two side walls provided across both side edges of both flat walls, and both flat walls between both side walls. A plurality of reinforcing walls extending in the lengthwise direction and spaced apart from each other, and having a plurality of parallel fluid passages therein, wherein the first side wall and the two flat walls Formed integrally, and the second side wall is formed by two side wall forming portions that are integrally formed on the side edge of each flat wall, project to the other flat wall side, and brazed so that the tips are brought into contact with each other Has been.

このような熱交換管は、全体が1枚の金属板よりなり、両平坦壁を形成する同幅の2つの平坦壁形成部、平坦壁形成部どうしを連結しかつ第1側壁を形成する連結部、両平坦壁形成部における連結部とは反対側の側縁にそれぞれ隆起状に一体成形されかつ第2側壁を形成する側壁形成部、および両平坦壁形成部にそれぞれ隆起状に一体成形された補強壁形成部を有する熱交換管製造用板状体を、連結部においてヘアピン状に曲げ、両側壁形成部の先端どうしを突き合わせて相互にろう付するとともに、一方の平坦壁形成部に形成された補強壁形成部の先端と他方の平坦壁形成部に形成された補強壁形成部の先端とを突き合わせて相互にろう付することにより製造されている。そして、2つの側壁形成部どうしを突き合わせて相互にろう付することにより形成された第2側壁の肉厚は、連結部からなる第1側壁の肉厚よりも薄くなっている。   Such a heat exchange tube is composed of a single metal plate as a whole, and connects two flat wall forming portions of the same width forming both flat walls, connecting the flat wall forming portions and forming a first side wall. And a side wall forming part that forms a second side wall and a side wall forming part that forms a second side wall, and a side wall forming part that forms a second side wall, and a side wall forming part that is formed integrally with the both side flat wall forming parts. A plate for heat exchange tube production having a reinforcing wall forming part is bent into a hairpin shape at the connecting part, the ends of both side wall forming parts are butted against each other and formed on one flat wall forming part The front end of the reinforcing wall forming portion formed and the front end of the reinforcing wall forming portion formed on the other flat wall forming portion are brought into contact with each other and brazed to each other. And the thickness of the 2nd side wall formed by making two side wall formation parts face each other and brazing is thinner than the thickness of the 1st side wall which consists of a connection part.

しかしながら、特許文献1記載の熱交換管を上述したようなコンデンサに使用した場合、飛来した石等が2つの側壁形成部からなる第2側壁に当たると、その衝撃により第2側壁が破損するおそれがある。   However, when the heat exchange tube described in Patent Document 1 is used in the condenser as described above, if the flying stone hits the second side wall formed of the two side wall forming portions, the second side wall may be damaged by the impact. is there.

そこで、このような問題を解決するために、本出願人は、先に、互いに対向する1対の平坦壁と、両平坦壁の両側縁どうしにまたがって設けられた2つの側壁とを備えており、第1の側壁が両平坦壁と一体に形成され、第2の側壁が両平坦壁の側縁に一体成形された複数の側壁形成部を組み合わせることにより形成されており、第2側壁が、第1平坦壁の側縁部に形成されて第2平坦壁側に突出し、かつ先端が第2側壁の高さの中間部に位置する第1側壁形成部と、第2平坦壁の側縁部に形成されて第1平坦壁側に突出し、かつ先端が第2側壁の高さの中間部に位置するとともに第1側壁形成部の先端に突き合わされた第2側壁形成部と、第2平坦壁における第2側壁形成部の熱交換管の幅方向外側部分に形成されて第1平坦壁側に突出し、かつ先端が第1平坦壁の外面の側縁部に係合した第3側壁形成部とよりなり、第1および第2側壁形成部の先端部どうし、第1および第2側壁形成部の外面と第3側壁形成部、ならびに第3側壁形成部と第1平坦壁の側縁部とがろう付されている熱交換管を提案した(特許文献2参照)。   Therefore, in order to solve such a problem, the present applicant previously provided a pair of flat walls facing each other and two side walls provided across both side edges of both flat walls. The first side wall is formed integrally with the two flat walls, the second side wall is formed by combining a plurality of side wall forming portions formed integrally with the side edges of the two flat walls, and the second side wall is A first side wall forming portion formed on a side edge portion of the first flat wall and projecting toward the second flat wall side and having a tip located at an intermediate portion of the height of the second side wall; and a side edge of the second flat wall A second side wall forming portion that is formed on the first flat wall and protrudes toward the first flat wall side and whose tip is located at the middle of the height of the second side wall and is abutted against the tip of the first side wall forming portion; Formed on the outer side in the width direction of the heat exchange pipe of the second side wall forming part in the wall and projecting to the first flat wall side, One end of the first flat wall is engaged with a side edge portion of the outer surface of the first flat wall, the front end portions of the first and second side wall forming portions, the outer surfaces of the first and second side wall forming portions, A third side wall forming part and a heat exchange pipe in which the third side wall forming part and the side edge of the first flat wall are brazed have been proposed (see Patent Document 2).

特許文献2記載の熱交換管は、全体が1枚の金属板よりなり、2つの平坦壁形成部と、両平坦壁形成部を一体に連結しかつ第1側壁を形成する連結部と、両平坦壁形成部における連結部とは反対側の側縁に、それぞれ平坦壁形成部から隆起するように設けられた第1および第2側壁形成部と、第1平坦壁形成部における連結部とは反対側の側縁を延長することにより設けられた第3側壁形成部用延長部とを備えている熱交換管製造用板状体を、連結部の両側においてヘアピン状に折り曲げて第1および第2側壁形成部の先端部どうしを突き合わせること、第3側壁形成部用延長部を、第1および第2側壁形成部の外面を覆うように折り曲げて第3側壁形成部をつくるとともに、第3側壁形成部の先端部を第1平坦壁形成部外面の側縁部に係合させて折り曲げ体を作ること、ならびに折り曲げ体の第1側壁形成部と第2側壁形成部、第1および第2側壁形成部と第3側壁形成部、ならびに第3側壁形成部と第1平坦壁形成部とを同時にろう付することにより製造される。特許文献2の熱交換管は、熱交換器の製造時に、他の部品のろう付と同時に、上述した折り曲げ体における第1側壁形成部と第2側壁形成部、第1および第2側壁形成部と第3側壁形成部、ならびに第3側壁形成部と第1平坦壁形成部とを同時にろう付することにより製造される。そして、製造された熱交換管においては、第1平坦壁形成部からなる第1平坦壁と第2側壁における第3側壁形成部の先端部との間に、ろう付部からなりかつ長さ方向にのびる継ぎ目部が存在することになる。   The heat exchange tube described in Patent Document 2 is made of a single metal plate as a whole, two flat wall forming portions, a connecting portion that integrally connects both flat wall forming portions and forms a first side wall, The first and second side wall forming portions provided on the side edge opposite to the connecting portion in the flat wall forming portion so as to protrude from the flat wall forming portion, and the connecting portion in the first flat wall forming portion. A plate for manufacturing a heat exchange tube provided with an extension for a third side wall forming part provided by extending the opposite side edge is bent into a hairpin shape on both sides of the connecting part, and the first and first A second side wall forming part is abutted with each other; a third side wall forming part extension part is bent so as to cover the outer surfaces of the first and second side wall forming parts to form a third side wall forming part; Engage the tip of the side wall forming part with the side edge of the outer surface of the first flat wall forming part Making the bent body, and the first side wall forming portion and the second side wall forming portion of the bent body, the first and second side wall forming portions and the third side wall forming portion, and the third side wall forming portion and the first flat wall. It is manufactured by simultaneously brazing the forming part. The heat exchange tube of Patent Document 2 includes the first side wall forming part, the second side wall forming part, and the first and second side wall forming parts in the above-described bent body simultaneously with brazing of other components at the time of manufacturing the heat exchanger. And the third sidewall forming portion, and the third sidewall forming portion and the first flat wall forming portion are simultaneously brazed. And in the manufactured heat exchange pipe, it consists of a brazing part between the 1st flat wall which consists of a 1st flat wall formation part, and the front-end | tip part of the 3rd side wall formation part in a 2nd side wall, and length direction There will be a seam that extends.

ところで、特許文献2の熱交換管を製造するための上述した折り曲げ体においては、第3側壁形成部の先端部と第1平坦壁形成部の外面との間に、折り曲げ体の長さ方向にのびる合わせ目が存在することになる。なお、この合わせ目は極浅い凹溝状となることがある。したがって、熱交換器を製造する際に、ヘッダタンク本体素材から溶け出した溶融ろう材が、毛細管現象により、上記合わせ目に沿って流れるとともに、折り曲げ体とコルゲートフィンとの接触部に沿って流れる。その結果、ヘッダタンク本体素材の外面を覆うろう材量を多くしておかなければならず、材料コストが高くなり、ひいては熱交換器の製造コストが高くなるとともに、熱交換器の重量が増大するという問題がある。
特開平6−281373号公報 特開2006−78163号公報
By the way, in the bending body mentioned above for manufacturing the heat exchange pipe | tube of patent document 2, it exists in the length direction of a bending body between the front-end | tip part of a 3rd side wall formation part, and the outer surface of a 1st flat wall formation part. There will be a stretch seam. In addition, this seam may be a shallow groove shape. Therefore, when the heat exchanger is manufactured, the molten brazing material melted from the header tank main body material flows along the seam and flows along the contact portion between the bent body and the corrugated fin due to a capillary phenomenon. . As a result, it is necessary to increase the amount of brazing filler metal covering the outer surface of the header tank body material, which increases the material cost, and consequently increases the manufacturing cost of the heat exchanger and increases the weight of the heat exchanger. There is a problem.
JP-A-6-281373 JP 2006-78163 A

この発明の目的は、上記問題を解決し、製造コストの低減および軽量化を図りうる熱交換器を提供することにある。   An object of the present invention is to provide a heat exchanger that can solve the above-described problems and can reduce manufacturing costs and weight.

本発明は、上記目的を達成するために以下の態様からなる。   In order to achieve the above object, the present invention comprises the following aspects.

1)外面にろう材層を有する材料により形成され、かつ互いに間隔をおいて配置された1対のヘッダタンクと、両ヘッダタンク間に、ヘッダタンクの長さ方向に間隔をおくとともに幅方向を通風方向に向けて配置され、かつ両端部がヘッダタンクにろう付された複数の扁平状熱交換管と、隣り合う熱交換管どうしの間に配置されて熱交換管にろう付されたコルゲートフィンとを備えており、熱交換管が、互いに対向する1対の平坦壁、および両平坦壁の両側縁どうしにまたがって設けられた2つの側壁を有しているとともに、コルゲートフィンが熱交換管の平坦壁外面にろう付されており、
熱交換管の第1の側壁が両平坦壁と一体に形成され、同じく第2の側壁が、各平坦壁における第1側壁とは反対側の縁部に、他方の平坦壁側に突出するように一体に形成されるとともに先端部どうしがろう付された第1および第2側壁形成部と、いずれか一方の平坦壁における第1および第2側壁形成部よりも熱交換管の幅方向外側部分に一体に形成され、かつ第1および第2側壁形成部の外面にろう付されるとともに、先端部が他方の平坦壁外面の側縁部における熱交換管の幅方向外側に向かって前記一方の平坦壁側に傾斜した傾斜面にろう付された第3側壁形成部とよりなり、熱交換管が、2つの平坦壁形成部と、両平坦壁形成部を一体に連結しかつ第1側壁を形成する連結部と、両平坦壁形成部における連結部とは反対側の側縁部に設けられた第1〜第3側壁形成部とを備えている熱交換管製造用板状体を、連結部においてヘアピン状に折り曲げ、さらにすべての側壁形成部を組み合わせてかしめることにより折り曲げ体を得た後、第1〜第3の側壁形成部をろう付することによりつくられており、熱交換管のいずれか一方の平坦壁の外面に、第3側壁形成部の先端部と前記傾斜面の傾斜方向上端部との間に形成され、かつ熱交換管の長さ方向にのびる継ぎ目部が全長にわたって存在している熱交換器であって、
コルゲートフィンの一側縁部が、熱交換管の継ぎ目部から熱交換管の幅方向内側にずれている熱交換器。
1) A pair of header tanks formed of a material having a brazing filler metal layer on the outer surface and spaced apart from each other, and a distance in the length direction of the header tank and a width direction between the header tanks. Corrugated fins that are arranged in the direction of ventilation and that are brazed to the heat exchange pipes between the flat heat exchange pipes that are brazed to the header tank at both ends and adjacent heat exchange pipes And the heat exchange pipe has a pair of flat walls facing each other and two side walls provided across both side edges of the two flat walls, and the corrugated fin is a heat exchange pipe. Is brazed to the outer surface of the flat wall ,
The first side wall of the heat exchange pipe is formed integrally with the two flat walls, and the second side wall projects from the other flat wall side at the edge opposite to the first side wall of each flat wall. The first and second side wall forming portions formed integrally with each other and the end portions thereof are brazed to each other, and the width direction outer side portion of the heat exchange tube relative to the first and second side wall forming portions on either one of the flat walls And is brazed to the outer surface of the first and second side wall forming portions, and the one end portion of the other flat wall outer surface faces toward the outer side in the width direction of the heat exchange tube. A third side wall forming portion brazed to an inclined surface inclined to the flat wall side, and the heat exchange pipe integrally connects the two flat wall forming portions and the two flat wall forming portions and The connecting part to be formed and the side edge part opposite to the connecting part in both flat wall forming parts A bent body is obtained by bending the plate for heat exchange tube production comprising the first to third side wall forming portions into a hairpin shape at the connecting portion and caulking all the side wall forming portions in combination. After that, the first to third side wall forming parts are brazed, and the tip of the third side wall forming part and the inclined surface are formed on the outer surface of one flat wall of the heat exchange tube . A heat exchanger formed between the upper end portion in the inclined direction and having a seam portion extending in the length direction of the heat exchange pipe over the entire length ,
A heat exchanger in which one side edge portion of the corrugated fin is shifted inward in the width direction of the heat exchange tube from the joint portion of the heat exchange tube.

2)コルゲートフィンの一側縁部と継ぎ目部との距離が0.3mm以上である上記1)記載の熱交換器。   2) The heat exchanger according to 1) above, wherein the distance between one side edge portion of the corrugated fin and the joint portion is 0.3 mm or more.

3)コルゲートフィンが波頂部、波底部および波頂部と波底部とを連結しかつ複数のルーバが通風方向に並んで形成された連結部よりなり、熱交換管およびコルゲートフィンの通風方向の幅が等しくなっており、熱交換管の継ぎ目部が存在する側の側壁の外面からのコルゲートフィンの一側縁部のずれ長さをa、コルゲートフィンの他側縁部と、当該他側縁部側の端部のルーバとの距離をb、熱交換管における継ぎ目部が存在する側とは反対側の側壁の肉厚をcとした場合、a<b−cという関係を満たす上記1)または2)記載の熱交換器。   3) The corrugated fin is composed of a wave top part, a wave bottom part, a wave top part and a wave bottom part, and a plurality of louvers arranged side by side in the ventilation direction. The deviation length of one side edge portion of the corrugated fin from the outer surface of the side wall on the side where the seam portion of the heat exchange pipe exists is equal to a, the other side edge portion of the corrugated fin, and the other side edge side 1) or 2 satisfying the relationship of a <bc, where b is the distance from the louver at the end of the heat exchanger tube and c is the thickness of the side wall opposite to the side where the seam portion is present in the heat exchange pipe. ) The heat exchanger described.

4)コルゲートフィンの通風方向上流側の側縁部が、熱交換管よりも通風方向上流側に突出している上記3)記載の熱交換器。   4) The heat exchanger according to 3) above, wherein the side edge portion of the corrugated fin on the upstream side in the ventilation direction protrudes upstream of the heat exchange pipe in the ventilation direction.

5)コルゲートフィンが、熱交換管におけるコルゲートフィンがろう付された面よりも電位的に卑となっており、両者の電位差が40〜300mVである上記1))〜4)のうちのいずれかに記載の熱交換器5) Any one of the above 1)) to 4), wherein the corrugated fin is lower in potential than the surface of the heat exchange pipe to which the corrugated fin is brazed, and the potential difference between them is 40 to 300 mV. The heat exchanger as described in.

上記1)の熱交換器によれば、コルゲートフィンの一側縁部が、熱交換管の継ぎ目部から熱交換管の幅方向内側にずれているので、熱交換器の製造時における金属素板を曲げた折り曲げ体からの熱交換管の製造、ならびにヘッダタンク、製造された熱交換管およびコルゲートフィンの一括ろう付時に、ヘッダタンクを形成する材料から溶け出した溶融ろう材が、毛細管現象により前記折り曲げ体における継ぎ目部を形成する合わせ目に沿って流れたとしても、溶融ろう材が熱交換管とコルゲートフィンとの接触部に沿って流れることが防止される。したがって、ヘッダタンクを形成する材料の外面を覆うろう材量を少なくすることが可能になり、材料コストが安くなって熱交換器の製造コストを低減することができるとともに、軽量化を図ることができる。   According to the heat exchanger of the above 1), the one side edge of the corrugated fin is shifted inward in the width direction of the heat exchange pipe from the joint of the heat exchange pipe, so that the metal base plate at the time of manufacturing the heat exchanger When the heat exchange tube is manufactured from the bent body and the header tank, the manufactured heat exchange tube and the corrugated fin are brazed together, the molten brazing material that has melted from the material forming the header tank is caused by capillary action. Even if it flows along the seam forming the seam portion in the bent body, the molten brazing material is prevented from flowing along the contact portion between the heat exchange tube and the corrugated fin. Therefore, it becomes possible to reduce the amount of brazing material covering the outer surface of the material forming the header tank, the material cost can be reduced, the manufacturing cost of the heat exchanger can be reduced, and the weight can be reduced. it can.

上記2)の熱交換器によれば、熱交換器の製造時において、ヘッダタンクを形成する材料から溶け出した溶融ろう材が、毛細管現象により前記折り曲げ体における継ぎ目部を形成する合わせ目に沿って流れたとしても、熱交換管とコルゲートフィンとの接触部に沿う溶融ろう材の流れを効果的に防止することができる。   According to the heat exchanger of the above 2), during the production of the heat exchanger, the molten brazing material that has melted from the material forming the header tank follows the seam that forms the seam portion in the bent body by capillary action. Even if it flows, the flow of the molten brazing material along the contact portion between the heat exchange pipe and the corrugated fin can be effectively prevented.

上記3)の熱交換器によれば、コルゲートフィンにおける熱交換管の継ぎ目部が存在する側と反対側の端部のルーバが、熱交換管における冷媒などが流れる流体通路に対応する部分に存在することになるので、熱交換効率の低下を防止することができる。   According to the heat exchanger of 3) above, the louver at the end of the corrugated fin opposite to the side where the joint portion of the heat exchange pipe is present is present in the portion corresponding to the fluid passage through which the refrigerant or the like flows in the heat exchange pipe. As a result, a decrease in heat exchange efficiency can be prevented.

上記4)の熱交換器が、たとえばカーエアコン用のコンデンサとして自動車に搭載された場合、石等が飛来したとしても、コルゲートフィンにおける熱交換管から通風方向上流側に突出した部分に当たるので、熱交換管の側壁の破損を防止することができる。   When the heat exchanger of the above 4) is mounted on a car as a condenser for a car air conditioner, for example, even if stones or the like come in, it hits a portion protruding from the heat exchange pipe in the corrugated fin to the upstream side in the ventilation direction. Breakage of the side wall of the exchange pipe can be prevented.

上記5)の熱交換器によれば、熱交換管の耐食性が向上する。   According to the heat exchanger of 5) above, the corrosion resistance of the heat exchange tube is improved.

以下、この発明の実施形態を、図面を参照して説明する。この実施形態は、この発明による熱交換器を、フロン系冷媒を使用したカーエアコンのコンデンサに適用したものである。   Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. In this embodiment, the heat exchanger according to the present invention is applied to a condenser of a car air conditioner using a chlorofluorocarbon refrigerant.

なお、以下の説明において、図1の上下、左右を上下、左右というものとし、通風方向下流側(図1に矢印Xで示す方向、図2の右側)を前、これと反対側を後というものとする。   In the following description, the top and bottom, left and right in FIG. 1 are referred to as top and bottom, left and right, the downstream side in the ventilation direction (the direction indicated by the arrow X in FIG. 1, the right side in FIG. 2) is the front, and the opposite side is the back. Shall.

図1はこの発明による熱交換器を適用したカーエアコン用コンデンサの全体構成を示し、図2および図3はその要部の構成を示す。また、図4はコンデンサに用いられる熱交換管の製造方法を示す。   FIG. 1 shows the overall configuration of a car air conditioner capacitor to which a heat exchanger according to the present invention is applied, and FIGS. FIG. 4 shows a method for manufacturing a heat exchange tube used for a capacitor.

図1において、カーエアコン用のコンデンサ(1)は、左右方向に間隔をおいて配置された上下方向にのびる1対のアルミニウム製ヘッダタンク(2)(3)と、両ヘッダタンク(2)(3)間において幅方向を通風方向に向けるとともに上下方向に間隔をおいて配置され、かつ両端部が両ヘッダタンク(2)(3)にろう付された複数のアルミニウム製扁平状熱交換管(4)と、隣り合う熱交換管(4)どうしの間、および上下両端の熱交換管(4)の外側に配置されて熱交換管(4)にろう付されたアルミニウム製コルゲートフィン(5)と、上下両端のコルゲートフィン(5)の外側に配置されてコルゲートフィン(5)にろう付されたサイドプレート(6)とを備えている。   In FIG. 1, a capacitor (1) for a car air conditioner includes a pair of aluminum header tanks (2) (3) extending vertically and spaced apart in the left-right direction, and both header tanks (2) ( 3) A plurality of flat aluminum heat exchange pipes (a) which are oriented in the width direction in the ventilation direction and spaced apart in the vertical direction and brazed to both header tanks (2) (3) ( 4) and the aluminum corrugated fins (5) disposed between the adjacent heat exchange tubes (4) and outside the heat exchange tubes (4) at the upper and lower ends and brazed to the heat exchange tubes (4) And side plates (6) disposed on the outer sides of the corrugated fins (5) at both upper and lower ends and brazed to the corrugated fins (5).

左側ヘッダタンク(2)は、高さ方向の中央部よりも上方において仕切部材(7)により上下2つのヘッダ部(2a)(2b)に仕切られ、右側ヘッダタンク(3)は、高さ方向の中央部よりも下方において仕切部材(7)により上下2つのヘッダ部(3a)(3b)に仕切られている。左側ヘッダタンク(2)の上ヘッダ部(2a)に流体入口(図示略)が形成され、流体入口に通じる流体流入路(8a)を有する入口部材(8)が上ヘッダ部(2a)にろう付されている。また、右側ヘッダタンク(3)の下ヘッダ部(3b)に流体出口(図示略)が形成され、流体出口に通じる流体流出路(9a)を有する出口部材(9)が下ヘッダ部(3b)にろう付されている。   The left header tank (2) is divided into two upper and lower header parts (2a) and (2b) by a partition member (7) above the central part in the height direction, and the right header tank (3) is The upper and lower header parts (3a) and (3b) are partitioned by a partition member (7) below the central part. A fluid inlet (not shown) is formed in the upper header portion (2a) of the left header tank (2), and an inlet member (8) having a fluid inflow path (8a) leading to the fluid inlet is connected to the upper header portion (2a). It is attached. In addition, a fluid outlet (not shown) is formed in the lower header portion (3b) of the right header tank (3), and an outlet member (9) having a fluid outflow passage (9a) communicating with the fluid outlet is provided in the lower header portion (3b). It is brazed.

左右のヘッダタンク(2)(3)は、少なくとも外面にろう材層を有するアルミニウム製パイプ、たとえば両面にろう材層を有するアルミニウムブレージングシートからなる素板が筒状に成形されるとともに両側縁部が部分的に重ね合わされて相互にろう付されたろう付パイプからなり、かつ複数の熱交換挿入穴を有するヘッダタンク本体(11)と、ヘッダタンク本体(11)の両端にろう付されてその両端開口を閉鎖するアルミニウム製閉鎖部材(12)とからなる。   The left and right header tanks (2) and (3) are made of an aluminum pipe having a brazing filler metal layer on at least the outer surface, for example, a base plate made of an aluminum brazing sheet having a brazing filler metal layer on both sides is formed into a cylindrical shape, and both side edges A header tank body (11) having a plurality of heat exchange insertion holes, and a header tank body (11) brazed to both ends of the header tank body (11). An aluminum closing member (12) for closing the opening.

図2および図3に示すように、熱交換管(4)はアルミニウム製であり、互いに対向しかつ同一肉厚である平らな上下壁(13)(14)(1対の平坦壁)と、上下壁(13)(14)の後側縁どうしにまたがりかつ上下壁(13)(14)と一体に形成された後側壁(15)(第1側壁)と、上下壁(13)(14)の前側縁どうしにまたがりかつ上下壁(13)(14)の前側縁部に一体成形された複数の側壁形成部を組み合わせることにより形成された前側壁(16)(第2側壁)と、両側壁(15)(16)間において上下壁(13)(14)にまたがるとともに相互に所定間隔をおいて設けられ、かつ長さ方向に伸びる複数の補強壁(17)とよりなり、内部に並列状の複数の流体通路(18)を有するものである。なお、図示は省略したが、全ての補強壁(17)には、隣接する流体通路(18)どうしを通じさせる複数の連通穴が、全体として平面から見て千鳥配置状となるようにあけられている。   As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the heat exchange pipe (4) is made of aluminum, and has flat upper and lower walls (13), (14) (a pair of flat walls) facing each other and having the same wall thickness, A rear side wall (15) (first side wall) that extends over the rear edges of the upper and lower walls (13) and (14) and is formed integrally with the upper and lower walls (13) and (14), and the upper and lower walls (13) and (14) Front side wall (16) (second side wall) formed by combining a plurality of side wall forming portions integrally formed on the front side edge of upper and lower walls (13) and (14), straddling the front side edges of both sides, and both side walls (15) Between the upper and lower walls (13) and (14) between (16) and a plurality of reinforcing walls (17) which are provided at predetermined intervals and extend in the length direction, and are arranged in parallel inside A plurality of fluid passages (18). Although not shown in the figure, all the reinforcing walls (17) are provided with a plurality of communication holes through which the adjacent fluid passages (18) pass so as to form a staggered arrangement as viewed from above. Yes.

前側壁(16)は、上壁(13)(第1平坦壁)に一体に形成された第1側壁形成部(19)と、下壁(14)(第2平坦壁)に一体に形成された第2側壁形成部(21)および第3側壁形成部(22)とを組み合わせてろう付することにより形成されている。   The front side wall (16) is formed integrally with the first side wall forming part (19) formed integrally with the upper wall (13) (first flat wall) and the lower wall (14) (second flat wall). The second side wall forming part (21) and the third side wall forming part (22) are combined and brazed.

第1側壁形成部(19)は、上壁(13)の前側縁部に下方突出状に一体に形成されている。第2側壁形成部(21)は、下壁(14)の前側縁部に上方突出状に一体に形成され、先端が第1側壁形成部(19)の先端に突き合わされた状態で第1側壁形成部(19)にろう付されている。第1および第2側壁形成部(19)(21)の先端部どうしは相欠き状に突き合わされている。すなわち、上壁(13)の第1側壁形成部(19)の先端部は後半部が欠き取られたような形状となっているとともに、下壁(14)の第2側壁形成部(21)の先端部は前半部が欠き取られたような形状となっており、第1側壁形成部(19)の突出部(19a)が第2側壁形成部(21)の欠き取り部(21b)内に嵌り、第2側壁形成部(21)の突出部(21a)が第1側壁形成部(19)の欠き取り部(19b)内に嵌っている。   The first side wall forming portion (19) is integrally formed in a downward projecting manner on the front side edge portion of the upper wall (13). The second side wall forming portion (21) is integrally formed on the front side edge of the lower wall (14) so as to protrude upward, and the first side wall forming portion (21) is in contact with the front end of the first side wall forming portion (19). It is brazed to the forming part (19). The tip portions of the first and second side wall forming portions (19) and (21) are butted against each other. That is, the tip end portion of the first side wall forming portion (19) of the upper wall (13) is shaped such that the rear half portion is cut off, and the second side wall forming portion (21) of the lower wall (14). The front end of the first side wall is shaped such that the front half is cut off, and the protrusion (19a) of the first side wall forming part (19) is in the cut out part (21b) of the second side wall forming part (21). The projecting portion (21a) of the second side wall forming portion (21) is fitted into the notched portion (19b) of the first side wall forming portion (19).

第3側壁形成部(22)は、第2側壁形成部(21)よりも前側において下壁(14)の前側縁部に上方突出状に一体に形成されて、第1および第2側壁形成部(19)(21)の外面に沿わされており、その先端部が、上壁(13)外面の前側縁部に形成されかつ前方に向かって下方に傾斜した傾斜面(23)に係合させられた状態で、第1および第2側壁形成部(19)(21)の外面全体、および上壁(13)の傾斜面(23)にろう付されている。そして、熱交換管(4)のコルゲートフィン(5)がろう付される上面には、第3側壁形成部(22)の先端部と、上壁(13)の傾斜面(23)の傾斜方向上端部との間に形成され、かつ熱交換管(4)の長さ方向にのびるろう付部からなる継ぎ目部(24)が全長にわたって存在している。なお、継ぎ目部(24)は極浅い凹溝状となっている場合もある。   The third side wall forming portion (22) is integrally formed on the front side edge of the lower wall (14) so as to project upward from the second side wall forming portion (21), and is integrally formed with the first and second side wall forming portions. (19) Along the outer surface of (21), its front end is engaged with an inclined surface (23) formed at the front edge of the outer surface of the upper wall (13) and inclined downward toward the front. In this state, the entire outer surface of the first and second side wall forming portions (19) and (21) and the inclined surface (23) of the upper wall (13) are brazed. And on the upper surface of the heat exchange pipe (4) to which the corrugated fin (5) is brazed, the direction of inclination of the tip of the third side wall forming part (22) and the inclined surface (23) of the upper wall (13) A seam portion (24) formed between the upper end portion and formed by a brazing portion extending in the length direction of the heat exchange pipe (4) exists over the entire length. Note that the seam portion (24) may have a shallow groove shape.

補強壁(17)は、上壁(13)より下方隆起状に一体成形された補強壁用凸条(25)(26)と、下壁(14)より上方隆起状に一体成形された補強壁用凸条(27)(28)とが、先端どうしが相互に突き合わされてろう付されることにより形成されている。上壁(13)および下壁(14)には、それぞれ肉厚の異なる2種類の補強壁用凸条(25)(26)および(27)(28)が前後方向に交互に形成されており、上壁(13)における肉厚の厚い補強壁用凸条(25)と下壁(14)における肉厚の薄い補強壁用凸条(28)とがろう付され、上壁(13)における肉厚の薄い補強壁用凸条(26)と下壁(14)における肉厚の厚い補強壁用凸条(27)とがろう付されている。以下、上下両壁(13)(14)の肉厚の厚い補強壁用凸条(25)(27)をそれぞれ第1補強壁用凸条といい、同じく薄い補強壁用凸条(26)(28)をそれぞれ第2補強壁用凸条というものとする。上下壁(13)(14)の第1補強壁用凸条(25)(27)の先端面には、それぞれその長さ方向に伸びかつ他方の壁(14)(13)の第2補強壁用凸条(28)(26)の先端部が嵌る凹溝(29)(31)が全長にわたって形成されている。そして、上壁(13)の第1補強壁用凸条(25)の凹溝(29)内に下壁(14)の第2補強壁用凸条(28)の先端部が、下壁(14)の第1補強壁用凸条(27)の凹溝(31)内に上壁(13)の第2補強壁用凸条(26)の先端部がそれぞれ圧入された状態で、両補強壁用凸条(25)(28)および(26)(27)がろう付されている。   The reinforcing wall (17) is a reinforcing wall projection (25) (26) integrally formed in a raised shape below the upper wall (13) and a reinforcing wall integrally formed in a raised shape above the lower wall (14). The projecting ridges (27) and (28) are formed by brazing the tips with each other being butted together. On the upper wall (13) and lower wall (14), two types of reinforcing wall projections (25) (26) and (27) (28) with different thicknesses are formed alternately in the front-rear direction. The thick reinforcing wall ridges (25) on the upper wall (13) and the thin reinforcing wall ridges (28) on the lower wall (14) are brazed, and the upper wall (13) The thin reinforcing wall projection (26) and the thick reinforcing wall projection (27) on the lower wall (14) are brazed. Hereinafter, the thick reinforcing wall ridges (25) and (27) on both the upper and lower walls (13) and (14) are referred to as first reinforcing wall ridges, respectively, and the thin reinforcing wall ridges (26) ( 28) shall be called the second reinforcing wall projections. The first reinforcing wall projections (25) and (27) of the upper and lower walls (13) and (14) are respectively extended in the length direction thereof and the second reinforcing wall of the other wall (14) and (13). Concave grooves (29) and (31) into which the tips of the convex protrusions (28) and (26) are fitted are formed over the entire length. And the front-end | tip part of the 2nd reinforcement wall protruding item | line (28) of a lower wall (14) is in a lower wall (in the groove | channel (29) of the protruding item | line (25) of the 1st reinforcement wall member of an upper wall (13). 14) In the state where the tip of the second reinforcing wall projection (26) of the upper wall (13) is press-fitted into the groove (31) of the first reinforcing wall projection (27) of 14), both reinforcements Wall ridges (25) (28) and (26) (27) are brazed.

コルゲートフィン(5)の前後方向(通風方向)の幅は、熱交換管(4)の通風方向(前後方向)の幅と等しく、かつ前側縁部が、熱交換管(4)の継ぎ目部(24)が存在している部分から後側(熱交換管(4)の幅方向内側)にずれるように配置されている。コルゲートフィン(5)の前側縁と継ぎ目部(24)との距離(L)は、0.3mm以上であることが好ましい。そして、コルゲートフィン(5)の後側縁部(通風方向上流側の側縁部)が、熱交換管(4)よりも後方に突出している。また、コルゲートフィン(5)は周知のごとく、波頂部、波底部および波頂部と波底部とを連結する連結部よりなり、連結部に複数のルーバ(32)が通風方向に並んで形成されている。ここで、熱交換管(4)の継ぎ目部(24)が存在する側の前側壁(16)の前面(外面)からのコルゲートフィン(5)の前側縁部の後側(熱交換管(4)の幅方向内側)へのずれ長さをa、コルゲートフィン(5)の後側縁部と、後端部のルーバ(32)との距離をb、左側壁(15)の肉厚をcとした場合、a<b−cという関係を満たしていることが好ましい。この場合、コルゲートフィン(5)の後端部(コルゲートフィン(5)における熱交換管(4)の継ぎ目部(24)が存在する側と反対側の端部)のルーバ(32)が、後端の流体通路(18)の前後方向の範囲内に存在することになり、熱交換効率の低下が防止される。さらに、コルゲートフィン(5)は、熱交換管(4)におけるコルゲートフィン(5)がろう付される面よりも電位的に卑となっており、両者の電位差が40〜300mVであることが好ましい。   The width of the corrugated fin (5) in the front-rear direction (ventilation direction) is equal to the width of the heat-exchange pipe (4) in the air-flow direction (front-rear direction), and the front edge is the joint of the heat exchange pipe (4) ( 24) is disposed so as to be shifted to the rear side (the inner side in the width direction of the heat exchange pipe (4)) from the portion where 24) exists. The distance (L) between the front edge of the corrugated fin (5) and the joint portion (24) is preferably 0.3 mm or more. And the rear side edge part (side edge part on the upstream side in the ventilation direction) of the corrugated fin (5) protrudes rearward from the heat exchange pipe (4). Further, as is well known, the corrugated fin (5) includes a wave crest portion, a wave bottom portion, and a connecting portion that connects the wave crest portion and the wave bottom portion, and a plurality of louvers (32) are formed side by side in the ventilation direction in the connecting portion. Yes. Here, the rear side of the front edge of the corrugated fin (5) from the front surface (outer surface) of the front side wall (16) on the side where the seam portion (24) of the heat exchange tube (4) exists (the heat exchange tube (4 ) In the width direction) is a, the distance between the rear edge of the corrugated fin (5) and the louver (32) at the rear end is b, and the wall thickness of the left side wall (15) is c In this case, it is preferable that the relationship of a <bc is satisfied. In this case, the louver (32) of the rear end of the corrugated fin (5) (the end of the corrugated fin (5) opposite to the side where the joint (24) of the heat exchange pipe (4) exists) It exists in the range of the front-back direction of the end fluid channel | path (18), and the fall of heat exchange efficiency is prevented. Furthermore, the corrugated fin (5) is lower in potential than the surface to which the corrugated fin (5) in the heat exchange pipe (4) is brazed, and the potential difference between the two is preferably 40 to 300 mV. .

コンデンサ(1)は、以下に述べる方法で製造される。   The capacitor (1) is manufactured by the method described below.

まず、少なくとも外面にろう材層を有する1対のアルミニウム製ヘッダタンク本体素材、閉鎖部材(12)、複数のアルミニウム製コルゲートフィン(5)、サイドプレート(6)、入口部材(8)、および出口部材(9)を用意する。ヘッダタンク本体素材には複数の管挿入穴が形成されている。   First, a pair of aluminum header tank body materials having at least a brazing filler metal layer on the outer surface, a closing member (12), a plurality of aluminum corrugated fins (5), a side plate (6), an inlet member (8), and an outlet A member (9) is prepared. A plurality of pipe insertion holes are formed in the header tank body material.

また、図4に示す熱交換管製造用板状体(40)を用いて、以下に述べる方法により熱交換管(4)をつくるための折り曲げ体(40A)を得る。   Further, a bent body (40A) for making the heat exchange tube (4) is obtained by the method described below using the plate (40) for producing the heat exchange tube shown in FIG.

熱交換管製造用板状体(40)は、全体が両面にろう材層を有するアルミニウムブレージングシートからなる圧延素板を圧延することにより形成されたものであり、上下壁(13)(14)を形成する相互に同幅および同肉厚の平らな上壁形成部(41)(平坦壁形成部)および下壁形成部(42)(平坦壁形成部)と、上下壁形成部(41)(42)どうしを一体に連結するとともに後側壁(15)を形成する連結部(43)と、上壁形成部(41)および下壁形成部(42)における連結部(43)とは反対側の側縁より上方隆起状に一体成形されかつ前側壁(15)を形成する第1および第2側壁形成部(19)(21)と、下壁形成部(42)における連結部(43)とは反対側の側縁(前側縁)を前後方向外方(前方)に延長することにより形成された第3側壁形成部用延長部(44)と、上壁形成部(41)および下壁形成部(42)にそれぞれ前後方向に所定間隔をおいて上方隆起状に一体成形された複数の第1および第2補強壁用凸条(25)(26)(27)(28)とを備えており、上壁形成部(41)の第1補強壁用凸条(25)と下壁形成部(42)の第2補強壁用凸条(28)、および下壁形成部(42)の第1補強壁用凸条(27)と上壁形成部(41)の第2補強壁用凸条(26)とが、それぞれ連結部(43)の前後方向の中心線に対して前後対称となる位置にある。   The plate for heat exchange pipe production (40) is formed by rolling a rolling base plate made of an aluminum brazing sheet having a brazing filler metal layer on both sides, and the upper and lower walls (13) (14). Flat upper wall forming part (41) (flat wall forming part) and lower wall forming part (42) (flat wall forming part) having the same width and the same thickness as each other, and upper and lower wall forming part (41) (42) The connecting part (43) that connects the two together and forms the rear side wall (15), and the side opposite to the connecting part (43) in the upper wall forming part (41) and the lower wall forming part (42) First and second side wall forming parts (19) and (21) which are integrally formed in a raised shape above the side edges of the first side wall and form the front side wall (15), and a connecting part (43) in the lower wall forming part (42) Is a third side wall forming portion extension (44) formed by extending the opposite side edge (front side edge) outward (forward) in the front-rear direction, and forming an upper wall forming portion (41) and a lower wall. Part (42) A plurality of first and second ridges for reinforcing wall (25), (26), (27), and (28) integrally formed in an upwardly raised shape at a predetermined interval in the rear direction, and an upper wall forming portion (41) First reinforcing wall ridge (25), lower wall forming portion (42) second reinforcing wall ridge (28), and lower wall forming portion (42) first reinforcing wall ridge (27) and the protrusions (26) for the second reinforcing wall of the upper wall forming portion (41) are in positions that are symmetrical with respect to the center line in the front-rear direction of the connecting portion (43).

下壁形成部(42)下面における第1側壁形成部(19)側の縁部には、幅方向外方に向かって上方に傾斜した傾斜面(23)が形成されている。上下壁形成部(41)(42)の第1および第2側壁形成部(19)(21)は、それぞれ先端部に突出部(19a)(21a)および欠き取り部(19b)(21b)を有しており、上壁形成部(41)の第1側壁形成部(19)の突出部(19a)と下壁形成部(42)の第2側壁形成部(21)の欠き取り部(21b)、および上壁形成部(41)の第1側壁形成部(19)の欠き取り部(19b)と下壁形成部(42)の第2側壁形成部(21)の突出部(21a)とが、それぞれ連結部(43)の前後方向の中心線に対して前後対称となる位置にある。また、第1および第2側壁形成部(19)(21)の寸法、すなわち高さ、全体の肉厚および突出部(19a)(21a)の肉厚は同一である。上壁形成部(41)の第1補強壁用凸条(25)の先端面に下壁形成部(42)の第2補強壁用凸条(28)が圧入される凹溝(29)が形成され、下壁形成部(42)の第1補強壁用凸条(27)の先端面に上壁形成部(41)の第2補強壁用凸条(26)が圧入される凹溝(31)が形成されている。上壁形成部(41)の第1補強壁用凸条(25)および下壁形成部(42)の第1補強壁用凸条(27)の寸法、すなわち高さ、肉厚、凹溝(29)(31)の幅および凹溝(29)(31)の深さは同一である。また、上壁形成部(41)の第2補強壁用凸条(26)および下壁形成部(42)の第2補強壁用凸条(28)の寸法、すなわち高さおよび肉厚は同一である。被覆壁形成部(24)の肉厚は上下壁形成部(42)(22)の肉厚と等しくなっている。   An inclined surface (23) inclined upward in the width direction outward is formed at the edge of the lower surface of the lower wall forming portion (42) on the first side wall forming portion (19) side. The first and second side wall forming portions (19) and (21) of the upper and lower wall forming portions (41) and (42) are respectively provided with a protruding portion (19a) (21a) and a notch portion (19b) (21b) at the tip portion. A projecting portion (19a) of the first side wall forming portion (19) of the upper wall forming portion (41) and a notch portion (21b) of the second side wall forming portion (21) of the lower wall forming portion (42). ), And a cutout portion (19b) of the first side wall forming portion (19) of the upper wall forming portion (41) and a protruding portion (21a) of the second side wall forming portion (21) of the lower wall forming portion (42) Are in positions that are symmetrical with respect to the center line of the connecting portion (43) in the front-rear direction. Further, the dimensions of the first and second side wall forming portions (19) and (21), that is, the height, the overall thickness, and the thicknesses of the protruding portions (19a) and (21a) are the same. A concave groove (29) into which the second reinforcing wall protrusion (28) of the lower wall forming part (42) is press-fitted into the front end surface of the first reinforcing wall protrusion (25) of the upper wall forming part (41). A recessed groove (2) in which the second reinforcing wall ridge (26) of the upper wall forming portion (41) is press-fitted into the tip surface of the first reinforcing wall ridge (27) of the lower wall forming portion (42). 31) is formed. The dimensions of the first reinforcing wall ridges (25) of the upper wall forming portion (41) and the first reinforcing wall ridges (27) of the lower wall forming portion (42), that is, the height, thickness, and concave grooves ( 29) The width of (31) and the depth of the concave grooves (29), (31) are the same. In addition, the dimensions, that is, the height and thickness of the second reinforcing wall projection (26) of the upper wall forming portion (41) and the second reinforcing wall projection (28) of the lower wall forming portion (42) are the same. It is. The thickness of the covering wall forming portion (24) is equal to the thickness of the upper and lower wall forming portions (42) and (22).

なお、両面にろう材層が設けられたアルミニウムブレージングシートからなる圧延素板を圧延することにより、上壁形成部(41)、下壁形成部(42)、連結部(43)、第1および第2側壁形成部(19)(21)、第3側壁形成部用延長部(44)、および補強壁用凸条(25)(26)(27)(28)が一体成形されていることにより、上壁形成部(41)の第1側壁形成部(19)の側面、および第3側壁形成部用延長部(44)の先端面を除いた全体がろう材層により覆われている。   In addition, by rolling a rolling base plate made of an aluminum brazing sheet provided with a brazing material layer on both sides, an upper wall forming part (41), a lower wall forming part (42), a connecting part (43), a first and a second The second side wall forming portions (19), (21), the third side wall forming portion extension (44), and the reinforcing wall ridges (25) (26) (27) (28) are integrally formed. The entire surface excluding the side surface of the first side wall forming portion (19) of the upper wall forming portion (41) and the tip end surface of the third side wall forming portion extension (44) is covered with a brazing material layer.

また、上記においては、圧延素板は、両面にろう材層が設けられたアルミニウムブレージングシートからなるが、これに限定されるものではなく、Al−Mn系合金製の芯材の片面にろう材層が設けられ、他面にAl−Zn合金からなる犠牲腐食層が設けられたアルミニウムブレージングシートからなるものであってもよい。この場合、ろう材層面が第1および第2側壁形成部(19)(21)と、補強壁用凸条(25)(26)(27)(28)とを形成する面となる。   Further, in the above, the rolling base plate is composed of an aluminum brazing sheet provided with a brazing material layer on both sides, but is not limited thereto, and the brazing material is formed on one side of a core material made of an Al-Mn alloy. It may be made of an aluminum brazing sheet provided with a layer and provided with a sacrificial corrosion layer made of an Al—Zn alloy on the other surface. In this case, the brazing material layer surface is the surface on which the first and second side wall forming portions (19), (21) and the reinforcing wall projections (25), (26), (27), (28) are formed.

そして、図5に示すように、ロールフォーミング法により、熱交換管製造用板状体(40)を連結部(43)の左右両側で順次折り曲げていき(図5(a)参照)、最後にヘアピン状に折り曲げて第1および第2側壁形成部(19)(21)の突出部(19a)(21a)と欠き取り部(21b)(19b)とを嵌め合わせるとともに、第2補強壁用凸条(26)(28)の先端部を第1補強壁用凸条(27)(25)の凹溝(31)(29)内に圧入する。   Then, as shown in FIG. 5, the plate (40) for manufacturing the heat exchange tube is sequentially bent on the left and right sides of the connecting portion (43) by roll forming (see FIG. 5 (a)), and finally. Folded into a hairpin shape to fit the protrusions (19a) and (21a) of the first and second side wall forming portions (19) and (21) with the notch portions (21b) and (19b), and the convexity for the second reinforcing wall The tips of the strips (26) and (28) are press-fitted into the concave grooves (31) and (29) of the first reinforcing wall projections (27) and (25).

ついで、第3側壁形成部用延長部(44)を折り曲げていき、第1および第2側壁形成部(19)(21)の外面に沿わせるとともに、その先端部を上壁形成部(22)の傾斜面(23)に係合させて第3側壁形成部(22)とつくって折り曲げ体(40A)を得る(図5(b)参照)。ここで、折り曲げ体(40A)において、第3側壁形成部(22)の先端部と上壁形成部(41)の外面、すなわち第3側壁形成部(22)の先端部と傾斜面(23)の傾斜方向上端部との間に、折り曲げ体(40A)の長さ方向にのびる合わせ目(45)が存在している。   Next, the third side wall forming portion extension 44 is bent so that it extends along the outer surfaces of the first and second side wall forming portions 19, 21, and the tip portion thereof is the upper wall forming portion 22. Is engaged with the inclined surface (23) to form a third side wall forming portion (22) to obtain a bent body (40A) (see FIG. 5 (b)). Here, in the bent body (40A), the tip of the third side wall forming portion (22) and the outer surface of the upper wall forming portion (41), that is, the tip of the third side wall forming portion (22) and the inclined surface (23). A seam (45) extending in the length direction of the bent body (40A) exists between the upper end portion in the inclination direction.

ついで、1対のヘッダタンク本体素材を間隔をおいて配置するとともに、両ヘッダタンク本体素材の両端に閉鎖部材(12)を配置する。また、折り曲げ体(40A)とフィン(5)とを交互に配置し、折り曲げ体(40A)の両端部をヘッダタンク本体素材の管挿入穴に挿入する。このとき、コルゲートフィン(5)の前側縁部を、折り曲げ体(40A)の第3側壁形成部(22)の先端部と上壁形成部(41)の外面との合わせ目(45)よりも後方に0.3mm以上ずらす。また、折り曲げ体(40A)の合わせ目(45)が存在する側の第3側壁形成部(22)の外面からのコルゲートフィン(5)の第3側壁形成部(22)側の縁部の折り曲げ体(40A)の幅方向内側へのずれ長さをa、コルゲートフィン(5)の連結部(43)側の側縁部と連結部(43)側の端部のルーバ(32)との距離をb、連結部(43)の肉厚をcとした場合、a<b−cという関係を満たすようにする。   Next, a pair of header tank body materials are arranged at intervals, and closing members (12) are arranged at both ends of both header tank body materials. Further, the folded bodies (40A) and the fins (5) are alternately arranged, and both ends of the folded body (40A) are inserted into the pipe insertion holes of the header tank body material. At this time, the front edge of the corrugated fin (5) is positioned more than the joint (45) between the tip of the third side wall forming part (22) of the bent body (40A) and the outer surface of the upper wall forming part (41). Shift backwards 0.3 mm or more. Further, the edge of the corrugated fin (5) on the third side wall forming part (22) side is bent from the outer surface of the third side wall forming part (22) on the side where the seam (45) of the bent body (40A) is present. The length of the body (40A) inward in the width direction is a, the distance between the side edge of the corrugated fin (5) on the connecting portion (43) side and the louver (32) at the end of the connecting portion (43) side Where b is the thickness of the connecting portion (43) and c is the thickness of the connecting portion (43), the relationship of a <bc is satisfied.

また、両端のコルゲートフィン(5)の外側にサイドプレート(6)を配置し、さらに入口部材(8)および出口部材(9)を配置する。その後、これらを所定温度に加熱し、第1および第2側壁形成部(19)(21)の先端部どうしを相互にろう付するとともに、第3側壁形成部(24)を第1および第2側壁形成部(19)(21)の外面と上壁(13)の傾斜面(23)にろう付することにより前側壁(16)を形成する。また、上記ろう材層を利用して両補強壁用凸条(25)(28)および(26)(27)の先端部どうしをろう付することにより補強壁(17)を形成し、連結部(43)により後側壁(15)を形成し、さらに上壁形成部(41)により上壁(13)を、下壁形成部(42)により下壁(14)をそれぞれ形成して熱交換管(4)を製造する。これと同時に、ヘッダタンク本体素材からヘッダタンク本体(11)を製造するとともに、ヘッダタンク本体(11)と閉鎖部材(12)とによりヘッダタンク(2)(3)を製造し、熱交換管(4)とヘッダタンク(2)(3)、熱交換管(4)とコルゲートフィン(5)、コルゲートフィン(5)とサイドプレート(6)、ならびにヘッダタンク(2)(3)と入口部材(8)(9)および出口部材とを、それぞれ同時にろう付する。こうして、コンデンサ(1)が製造される。   Further, a side plate (6) is disposed outside the corrugated fins (5) at both ends, and an inlet member (8) and an outlet member (9) are further disposed. Thereafter, these are heated to a predetermined temperature, the tip portions of the first and second side wall forming portions (19) and (21) are brazed to each other, and the third side wall forming portion (24) is fixed to the first and second side portions. The front side wall (16) is formed by brazing the outer surface of the side wall forming portions (19) and (21) and the inclined surface (23) of the upper wall (13). Further, the reinforcing wall (17) is formed by brazing the tip portions of both reinforcing wall projections (25) (28) and (26) (27) using the brazing material layer, and the connecting portion The rear wall (15) is formed by (43), the upper wall (13) is formed by the upper wall forming portion (41), and the lower wall (14) is formed by the lower wall forming portion (42), respectively. (4) is manufactured. At the same time, the header tank body (11) is manufactured from the header tank body material, and the header tank (2) (3) is manufactured by the header tank body (11) and the closing member (12). 4) and header tank (2) (3), heat exchange pipe (4) and corrugated fin (5), corrugated fin (5) and side plate (6), and header tank (2) (3) and inlet member ( 8) Braze (9) and the outlet member simultaneously. Thus, the capacitor (1) is manufactured.

上述したコンデンサ(1)の製造の際の全部品の一括ろう付時には、コルゲートフィン(5)の第3側壁形成部(22)側の縁部が、折り曲げ体(40A)の第3側壁形成部(22)と、上壁形成部(41)の傾斜面(23)の傾斜方向上端部との合わせ目(45)よりも連結部(43)側にずれていることから、ヘッダタンク本体素材から溶け出した溶融ろう材が、毛細管現象により合わせ目(45)に沿って流れたとしても、溶融ろう材が熱交換管(4)とコルゲートフィン(5)との接触部に沿って流れることは防止される。したがって、ヘッダタンク(2)(3)を形成する材料の外面を覆うろう材量を少なくすることが可能になり、材料コストが安くなってコンデンサ(1)の製造コストを低減することができるとともに、コンデンサ(1)の軽量化を図ることができる。   At the time of batch brazing of all the parts in manufacturing the capacitor (1) described above, the edge on the third side wall forming part (22) side of the corrugated fin (5) is the third side wall forming part of the bent body (40A). (22) and the upper surface forming portion (41) of the inclined surface (23) of the inclined surface (23) from the joint (43) side with respect to the joint (45) is shifted from the header tank body material Even if the molten brazing filler metal flows along the seam (45) due to capillary action, the molten brazing filler metal flows along the contact portion between the heat exchange pipe (4) and the corrugated fin (5). Is prevented. Therefore, it is possible to reduce the amount of brazing material covering the outer surface of the material forming the header tank (2) (3), and the material cost can be reduced, and the manufacturing cost of the capacitor (1) can be reduced. The weight of the capacitor (1) can be reduced.

この発明の熱交換器を適用したコンデンサの実施形態を示す全体斜視図である。It is a whole perspective view showing an embodiment of a capacitor to which a heat exchanger of this invention is applied. 図1のA−A線拡大断面図である。It is an AA line expanded sectional view of FIG. 図2の熱交換管の要部拡大図である。It is a principal part enlarged view of the heat exchange pipe | tube of FIG. 図1のコンデンサの熱交換管を製造するのに使用される熱交換管製造用板状体の正面図である。It is a front view of the plate for a heat exchange tube manufacturing used for manufacturing the heat exchange tube of the capacitor | condenser of FIG. 図1のコンデンサの熱交換管を製造する工程の一部を示す図である。It is a figure which shows a part of process of manufacturing the heat exchange pipe | tube of the capacitor | condenser of FIG.

(1):コンデンサ(熱交換器)
(2)(3):ヘッダタンク
(4):熱交換管
(5):コルゲートフィン
(13):上壁(平坦壁)
(14):下壁(平坦壁)
(15):第1側壁
(16):第2側壁
(19):第1側壁形成部
(21):第2側壁形成部
(22):第3側壁形成部
(23):傾斜面
(24):継ぎ目部
(32):ルーバ
(40):熱交換管製造用板状体
(40A):折り曲げ体
(41):上壁形成部
(42):下壁形成部
(43):連結部
(1): Capacitor (heat exchanger)
(2) (3): Header tank
(4): Heat exchange pipe
(5): Corrugated fin
(13): Upper wall (flat wall)
(14): Lower wall (flat wall)
(15): First side wall
(16): Second side wall
(19): First side wall forming part
(21): Second side wall forming part
(22): Third side wall forming part
(23): Inclined surface
(24): Seam
(32): Louver
(40): Plate for heat exchanger tube production
(40A): Folded body
(41): Upper wall forming part
(42): Lower wall forming part
(43): Connection part

Claims (5)

外面にろう材層を有する材料により形成され、かつ互いに間隔をおいて配置された1対のヘッダタンクと、両ヘッダタンク間に、ヘッダタンクの長さ方向に間隔をおくとともに幅方向を通風方向に向けて配置され、かつ両端部がヘッダタンクにろう付された複数の扁平状熱交換管と、隣り合う熱交換管どうしの間に配置されて熱交換管にろう付されたコルゲートフィンとを備えており、熱交換管が、互いに対向する1対の平坦壁、および両平坦壁の両側縁どうしにまたがって設けられた2つの側壁を有しているとともに、コルゲートフィンが熱交換管の平坦壁外面にろう付されており、
熱交換管の第1の側壁が両平坦壁と一体に形成され、同じく第2の側壁が、各平坦壁における第1側壁とは反対側の縁部に、他方の平坦壁側に突出するように一体に形成されるとともに先端部どうしがろう付された第1および第2側壁形成部と、いずれか一方の平坦壁における第1および第2側壁形成部よりも熱交換管の幅方向外側部分に一体に形成され、かつ第1および第2側壁形成部の外面にろう付されるとともに、先端部が他方の平坦壁外面の側縁部における熱交換管の幅方向外側に向かって前記一方の平坦壁側に傾斜した傾斜面にろう付された第3側壁形成部とよりなり、熱交換管が、2つの平坦壁形成部と、両平坦壁形成部を一体に連結しかつ第1側壁を形成する連結部と、両平坦壁形成部における連結部とは反対側の側縁部に設けられた第1〜第3側壁形成部とを備えている熱交換管製造用板状体を、連結部においてヘアピン状に折り曲げ、さらにすべての側壁形成部を組み合わせてかしめることにより折り曲げ体を得た後、第1〜第3の側壁形成部をろう付することによりつくられており、熱交換管のいずれか一方の平坦壁の外面に、第3側壁形成部の先端部と前記傾斜面の傾斜方向上端部との間に形成され、かつ熱交換管の長さ方向にのびる継ぎ目部が全長にわたって存在している熱交換器であって、
コルゲートフィンの一側縁部が、熱交換管の継ぎ目部から熱交換管の幅方向内側にずれている熱交換器。
A pair of header tanks formed of a material having a brazing filler metal layer on the outer surface and spaced apart from each other, and a distance in the length direction of the header tank between the header tanks and a ventilation direction in the width direction A plurality of flat heat exchange pipes that are disposed toward the opposite ends and brazed to the header tank, and corrugated fins that are disposed between adjacent heat exchange pipes and brazed to the heat exchange pipes. The heat exchange pipe has a pair of flat walls facing each other and two side walls provided across both side edges of the flat walls, and the corrugated fins are flat on the heat exchange pipe. Brazed to the outside wall ,
The first side wall of the heat exchange pipe is formed integrally with the two flat walls, and the second side wall projects from the other flat wall side at the edge opposite to the first side wall of each flat wall. The first and second side wall forming portions formed integrally with each other and the end portions thereof are brazed to each other, and the width direction outer side portion of the heat exchange tube relative to the first and second side wall forming portions on either one of the flat walls And is brazed to the outer surface of the first and second side wall forming portions, and the one end portion of the other flat wall outer surface faces toward the outer side in the width direction of the heat exchange tube. A third side wall forming portion brazed to an inclined surface inclined to the flat wall side, and the heat exchange pipe integrally connects the two flat wall forming portions and the two flat wall forming portions and The connecting part to be formed and the side edge part opposite to the connecting part in both flat wall forming parts A bent body is obtained by bending the plate for heat exchange tube production comprising the first to third side wall forming portions into a hairpin shape at the connecting portion and caulking all the side wall forming portions in combination. After that, the first to third side wall forming parts are brazed, and the tip of the third side wall forming part and the inclined surface are formed on the outer surface of one flat wall of the heat exchange tube . A heat exchanger formed between the upper end portion in the inclined direction and having a seam portion extending in the length direction of the heat exchange pipe over the entire length ,
A heat exchanger in which one side edge portion of the corrugated fin is shifted inward in the width direction of the heat exchange tube from the joint portion of the heat exchange tube.
コルゲートフィンの一側縁部と継ぎ目部との距離が0.3mm以上である請求項1記載の熱交換器。 The heat exchanger according to claim 1, wherein a distance between one side edge portion of the corrugated fin and the joint portion is 0.3 mm or more. コルゲートフィンが波頂部、波底部および波頂部と波底部とを連結しかつ複数のルーバが通風方向に並んで形成された連結部よりなり、熱交換管およびコルゲートフィンの通風方向の幅が等しくなっており、熱交換管の継ぎ目部が存在する側の側壁の外面からのコルゲートフィンの一側縁部のずれ長さをa、コルゲートフィンの他側縁部と、当該他側縁部側の端部のルーバとの距離をb、熱交換管における継ぎ目部が存在する側とは反対側の側壁の肉厚をcとした場合、a<b−cという関係を満たす請求項1または2記載の熱交換器。 The corrugated fin comprises a wave crest, a wave bottom, a wave crest and a wave bottom, and a plurality of louvers arranged side by side in the ventilation direction, and the heat exchange pipe and the corrugated fin have the same width in the ventilation direction The length of deviation of one side edge portion of the corrugated fin from the outer surface of the side wall on the side where the seam portion of the heat exchange pipe exists is a, the other side edge portion of the corrugated fin, and the end on the other side edge side. 3. The relationship according to claim 1 or 2, wherein b is a distance from the louver and c is a thickness of the side wall opposite to the side where the seam portion is present in the heat exchange pipe. Heat exchanger. コルゲートフィンの通風方向上流側の側縁部が、熱交換管よりも通風方向上流側に突出している請求項3記載の熱交換器。 The heat exchanger according to claim 3, wherein the side edge portion of the corrugated fin on the upstream side in the ventilation direction protrudes upstream of the heat exchange pipe in the ventilation direction. コルゲートフィンが、熱交換管におけるコルゲートフィンがろう付された面よりも電位的に卑となっており、両者の電位差が40〜300mVである請求項1〜4のうちのいずれかに記載の熱交換器。 The heat according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the corrugated fin is lower in potential than the surface of the heat exchange pipe to which the corrugated fin is brazed, and the potential difference between the two is 40 to 300 mV. Exchanger.
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