WO2011058924A1 - 沸騰冷却式熱交換器 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a boiling cooling heat exchanger.
- the heat exchanger of the boiling cooling device has a cooled fluid passage through which the fluid to be cooled flows, and a refrigerant passage through which the liquid refrigerant that cools the fluid to be cooled flows, and the cooled fluid passage and the refrigerant passage are partitions.
- Heat exchange is possible.
- the liquid refrigerant flowing in the refrigerant passage is heated by removing heat from the partition heated by the fluid to be cooled, and when the temperature of the heat transfer surface in the partition exceeds the saturation temperature of the liquid refrigerant, bubbles are generated in the wall of the partition Nucleate boiling occurs, which is repeated generation and detachment.
- a heat exchanger of such a boiling cooling device is disclosed, for example, in Patent Document 1.
- the exhaust gas heat exchanger of Patent Document 1 is a plate fin type exhaust gas heat exchanger. This exhaust gas heat exchanger is formed by laminating the necessary number of stages of fluid passages in which corrugated fins are disposed to increase the heat transfer area between two tube plates or partitions closed on both sides by a pair of spacer bars. .
- the high temperature fluid (fluid to be cooled) and the low temperature fluid (liquid refrigerant) flow from the adjacent side into separate fluid passages, and the high temperature fluid and the low temperature fluid flow through the tube plate and the corrugated fins. While being heat-exchanged, boiling cooling is performed.
- An object of the present invention is to suppress the occurrence of local burnout in a boiling cooling type heat exchanger in which fins are disposed in a fluid passage to be cooled.
- a boil cooling type heat exchanger in one aspect of the present invention, separates a to-be-cooled fluid passage through which a fluid to be cooled flows and a refrigerant passage through which a refrigerant cooling the fluid to be cooled flows.
- a partition and a fin disposed in the fluid passage to be cooled and thermally coupled to the partition are provided.
- the fins comprise a first fin and a second fin which makes the local heat flux of the partition smaller than the first fin.
- the first fin and the second fin are disposed based on the relationship between the local heat flux of the partition wall and the critical heat flux of the refrigerant.
- the thickness of the second fin is greater than the thickness of the first fin. In another embodiment, the second fin is disposed upstream in the flow direction of the fluid to be cooled in the fluid passage to be cooled where the local heat flux of the partition increases.
- the second fin is disposed in the to-be-cooled fluid passage corresponding to the downstream portion in the flow direction of the refrigerant in the refrigerant passage where the critical heat flux decreases.
- the to-be-cooled fluid passage and the refrigerant passage are juxtaposed so that the flowing direction of the to-be-cooled fluid and the flowing direction of the refrigerant cross each other.
- the second fin may be disposed upstream in the flow direction of the fluid to be cooled in the fluid passage to be cooled, and in the fluid passage to be cooled corresponding to the downstream portion in the flow direction of the refrigerant in the coolant passage.
- the disassembled perspective view of the heat exchange part in the heat exchanger of FIG. The longitudinal cross-sectional view which shows a 2nd fin.
- the longitudinal cross-sectional view which shows a 1st fin. 7 is a graph showing the relationship between the heat flux and the position in the flow direction of the fluid passage to be cooled and the flow direction of the refrigerant passage in the first embodiment.
- the disassembled perspective view which shows a part of heat exchange part in another embodiment. 10 is a graph showing the relationship between the heat flux and the position in the flow direction of the fluid passage to be cooled and the flow direction of the coolant passage in the embodiment of FIG. 9;
- FIG. 12 is a graph showing the relationship between the heat flux and the position in the flow direction of the fluid passage to be cooled and the flow direction of the refrigerant passage in the embodiment of FIG. 11;
- a boiling cooling type heat exchanger (hereinafter referred to simply as “heat exchanger”) of a boiling cooling device (EGR cooler) of an EGR gas in an exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) device of a vehicle according to a first embodiment of the present invention
- the description will be made in accordance with FIGS. 1 to 4).
- the heat exchanger 11 of this exhaust gas recirculation device exchanges heat between the EGR gas as the fluid to be cooled and the water as the refrigerant (liquid refrigerant) to boil part of the water and cool the EGR gas. .
- a heat exchange unit 12 is accommodated in a substantially square box-like housing 11 a that forms an outer shell of the heat exchanger 11.
- a fluid-to-be-cooled introduction portion 14 is provided forward of the heat exchange portion 12 and a fluid-to-be-cooled discharge portion 15 behind the heat exchange portion 12.
- An inlet pipe 16 for introducing the EGR gas into the fluid-to-be-cooled portion 14 is connected to the front end surface of the housing 11a, and an EGR gas from the fluid-to-be-cooled portion 15 is connected to the rear end surface of the housing 11a.
- a discharge pipe 17 for discharging is connected.
- the introduction pipe 16 is connected to the EGR passage inlet, and the exhaust pipe 17 is used connected to the EGR passage outlet.
- the first end 22a of the refrigerant introduction pipe 22 for introducing water into the heat exchange portion 12 in the housing 11a is the housing 11a at the right end surface of the pair of end surfaces sandwiched by the front and rear end surfaces. It is drawn in.
- the first end 23a of the refrigerant discharge pipe 23 for discharging water from the heat exchange portion 12 is drawn into the housing 11a at the left end surface of the pair of end surfaces sandwiched between the front and rear end surfaces. ing.
- the heat exchange unit 12 includes a plurality of (three in the present embodiment) passage partitions 18, and each passage partition 18 is a flat plate whose both sides are closed by a pair of spacer bars 20.
- the first fins 31 and the second fins 30 are sandwiched between the two partition walls 19.
- the heat exchange section 12 includes a front wall 13a joined to the front open end of each passage section 18 and a rear wall 13b joined to the rear open end, and each passage section
- the body 18 is joined to the front wall 13a and the rear wall 13b at a certain distance between the partition walls 19 of the adjacent passage sections 18.
- Each passage partition 18 is disposed such that the opening on the front side is located on the side of the fluid to be cooled inlet 14 and the opening on the rear side is located on the side of the fluid outlet for cooling 15.
- elongated holes 13 e communicating the inside of the fluid-to-be-cooled introducing portion 14 with the front opening of each passage section 18 are formed in the portion corresponding to each passage section 18.
- long holes (not shown) for communicating the inside of the fluid-to-be-cooled fluid discharge portion 15 with the rear opening of each passage segment 18 are formed in the region corresponding to each passage segment 18 .
- the EGR gas which has flowed into the to-be-cooled fluid introduction portion 14 from the introduction piping 16 flows into the respective passage divisions 18 from the front opening through the long hole 13e of the front wall 13a, and from the rear opening to the rear wall It flows out to the to-be-cooled fluid discharge part 15 via the long hole of 13b, and flows in to the EGR passage exit via the discharge piping 17. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 2, the space in the passage section 18 forms a cooled fluid passage 21 through which the EGR gas flows.
- the opening at the front of the passage section 18 is an inlet for EGR gas, and the inlet portion of the passage section 18 is a fluid to be cooled in the flow direction of EGR gas (direction of arrow X1 shown in FIG. 2). It is the upstream portion 21 a of the passage 21.
- the opening at the rear of the passage segment 18 is an outlet, and the outlet portion of the passage segment 18 is the downstream portion 21b of the to-be-cooled fluid passage 21 in the EGR gas flow direction.
- the “upstream portion 21 a of the fluid passage 21 to be cooled” in the present embodiment refers to a region from the central portion in the flow direction of the fluid passage 21 to be cooled to the inlet side.
- the downstream portion 21 b of “21” refers to a region on the outlet side of the central portion in the flow direction of the fluid passage 21 to be cooled.
- refrigerant passages 24 are defined between the opposing partitions 19 of the adjacent passage divisions 18. As shown in FIG. 1, the front opening of the refrigerant passage 24 is in communication with the first end 23 a of the refrigerant discharge pipe 23 through a hole formed in the front wall 13 a. The rear opening of the refrigerant passage 24 is in communication with the first end 22 a of the refrigerant introduction pipe 22 through a hole 13 c formed in the rear wall 13 b. A pair of side surfaces orthogonal to the front wall 13a and the rear wall 13b in the refrigerant passage 24 is closed by the left end surface and the right end surface of the housing 11a.
- the first end 23a of the refrigerant discharge pipe 23 is disposed to face the front opening of the refrigerant passage 24, and the first end 22a of the refrigerant introduction pipe 22 is disposed to face the rear opening of the refrigerant passage 24.
- the second end of the refrigerant introduction pipe 22 is connected to the first end of the water circulation pipe (not shown), and the second end of the refrigerant discharge pipe 23 is the second end of the circulation pipe It is connected. Water is introduced into the refrigerant passage 24 from the first end 22a of the refrigerant introduction pipe 22, and the water which has passed through the refrigerant passage 24 is discharged to the first end 23a of the refrigerant discharge pipe 23 and is recirculated to the circulation pipe. .
- a rear opening facing the first end 22a of the refrigerant introduction pipe 22 is an inlet of the refrigerant passage 24, and an inlet portion of the refrigerant passage 24 is a water flow direction (direction of arrow X2 shown in FIG. 2)
- the front opening facing the first end 23a of the refrigerant discharge pipe 23 is the outlet of the refrigerant passage 24, and the outlet portion of the refrigerant passage 24 is the downstream portion 24b of the refrigerant passage 24 in the water flow direction. It is.
- the “upstream portion 24 a of the refrigerant passage 24” in the present embodiment means a region from the central portion in the flow direction of the refrigerant passage 24 to the inlet side
- the downstream portion 24 b of the refrigerant passage 24 Denotes a region from the central portion of the refrigerant passage 24 in the flow direction to the outlet side.
- the inlet of the refrigerant passage 24 overlaps the outlet of the fluid passage 21 in the stacking direction of the passage partition 18, and the outlet of the refrigerant passage 24 is the fluid to be cooled in the stacking direction of the passage partition 18.
- a fluid passage 21 to be cooled and a refrigerant passage 24 are juxtaposed so as to overlap with the inlet of the passage 21. Therefore, the flow of the EGR gas and the water in the heat exchanger 11 in the present embodiment is a countercurrent flow in which the flow direction of the EGR gas and the flow direction of the water face each other.
- a partition 19 forming the passage partition 18 divides the fluid passage 21 to be cooled and the refrigerant passage 24.
- the graph of FIG. 4 shows the relationship between the heat flux (vertical axis) and the position (horizontal axis) in the flow direction of the fluid passage 21 to be cooled and the flow direction of the refrigerant passage 24.
- the region of the partition 19 thermally connected to the normal fins in the case where the normal fins of the same thickness are arranged all over the area of the fluid passage 21 to be cooled (the region from the upstream to the downstream).
- the local heat flux is indicated by a two-dot chain line.
- the critical heat flux of water is indicated by a broken line.
- the EGR gas has a high temperature since it immediately flows into the to-be-cooled fluid passage 21 in the upstream portion 21a of the to-be-cooled fluid passage 21 and is cooled by heat exchange with water toward the downstream portion 21b. . Therefore, as shown by the two-dot chain line in FIG. 4, the local heat flux of the portion of the partition 19 thermally connected to the normal fins is larger toward the upstream portion 21 a of the fluid passage 21 to be cooled. It becomes smaller toward the downstream portion 21 b of the passage 21.
- the critical heat flux of water decreases from the upstream portion 24 a to the downstream portion 24 b of the refrigerant passage 24. Therefore, the region in the to-be-cooled fluid passage 21 which is the upstream portion 21 a of the to-be-cooled fluid passage 21 and corresponds to the downstream portion 24 b of the coolant passage 24 is a portion of the partition 19 thermally connected to the normal fins.
- the local heat flux is likely to be higher than the critical heat flux of water.
- the second fin 30 is disposed in a region corresponding to the upstream portion 21 a of the fluid passage 21 to be cooled and the downstream portion 24 b of the refrigerant passage 24.
- the second fins 30 extend in a wave shape along the direction orthogonal to the flow direction of the EGR gas. As shown in FIG. 3A, the second fin 30 has a flat surface 30 a in contact with the wall surface 19 a of the partition wall 19. The height of the second fins 30 is the same as the distance between the pair of partition walls 19.
- the corner portions 30b of the second fin 30 located at both ends of the flat surface 30a are formed in a curved shape, and the brazing material R1 is poured between the corner portions 30b and the partition walls 19 to melt the brazing material R1.
- the second fins 30 are brazed to the bulkheads 19.
- the second fins 30 and the partition walls 19 are thermally connected to be able to transfer heat.
- the first fins 31 are disposed in a region corresponding to the downstream portion 21 b of the to-be-cooled fluid passage 21 and the upstream portion 24 a of the coolant passage 24.
- the first fins 31 extend in a wave shape along the direction orthogonal to the flow direction of the EGR gas.
- the 1st fin 31 is provided with the flat surface 31a which contacts the wall surface 19a of the partition 19.
- the height of the first fins 31 is the same as the distance between the pair of partition walls 19.
- the corner portions 31b of the first fins 31 positioned at both ends of the flat surface 31a are formed in a curved shape, and the brazing material R1 is poured between the corner portions 31b and the partition walls 19 to melt the brazing material R1.
- the first fins 31 are brazed to the bulkheads 19.
- the first fins 31 and the partition walls 19 are thermally connected to be able to transfer heat.
- the thickness L1 of the second fin 30 is larger than the thickness L2 of the first fin 31. Therefore, the cross-sectional area of the second fin 30 is larger than the cross-sectional area of the first fin 31. Also, the surface areas of the second fins 30 and the first fins 31 are substantially the same. Furthermore, the ratio of the surface area to the cross-sectional area in the cross section perpendicular to the heat transfer direction is smaller than that of the first fin 31.
- EGR gas which is a part of exhaust gas of the internal combustion engine, flows into the EGR passage inlet and the cooled fluid passage 21 through the introduction pipe 16, the cooled fluid introducing portion 14 and the long hole 13e. It will be introduced in The EGR gas introduced into the cooled fluid passage 21 flows from the inlet to the outlet of the cooled fluid passage 21.
- water is forcibly circulated in the circulation pipe by driving a pump (not shown) disposed on the circulation pipe, and is introduced into the refrigerant passage 24 through the refrigerant introduction pipe 22.
- the water introduced into the refrigerant passage 24 flows from the inlet to the outlet of the refrigerant passage 24.
- the heat of the high temperature EGR gas is thermally transferred to the low temperature water through the partition wall 19, the second fins 30, and the first fins 31.
- the local heat flux of the portion thermally connected to the normal fins in the partition 19 is the upstream portion 21 a of the fluid passage 21 to be cooled which easily tends to exceed the limit heat flux of water, and the downstream portion 24 b of the refrigerant passage 24 In a region in the to-be-cooled fluid passage 21 corresponding to the second fin 30 having a larger cross-sectional area than the first fin 31 disposed in the other region is disposed. Therefore, in the cooled fluid passage 21, the heat of the portion of the partition 19 thermally connected to the second fin 30 is dispersed compared to the portion of the partition 19 thermally connected to the first fin 31. Local heat flux rise is suppressed.
- the second fins 30 are disposed in the to-be-cooled fluid passage 21 corresponding to the downstream portion 24b. For this reason, even if the critical heat flux of water is small, the local heat flux of the portion of the partition 19 thermally connected to the second fins 30 is smaller than the critical heat flux of water.
- the graph of FIG. 4 indicates the local heat flux of the portion of the partition wall 19 thermally connected to the second fin 30 and the first fin 31 by a solid line.
- the graph of FIG. 4 indicates the local heat flux of the portion of the partition wall 19 thermally connected to the second fin 30 and the first fin 31 by a solid line.
- the local heat flux of a portion thermally connected to the second fin 30 in the partition wall 19 is smaller than the critical heat flux of water, and as a result, the occurrence of local burnout is suppressed .
- the thickness L1 of the second fin 30 is set to a thickness such that the local heat flux of the portion where the second fin 30 and the partition 19 are thermally connected is smaller than the critical heat flux of water. There is a need.
- a region in the to-be-cooled fluid passage 21 corresponding to the upstream portion 21 a of the to-be-cooled fluid passage 21 and corresponding to the downstream portion 24 b of the coolant passage 24 is thermally connected to the second fin 30 in the partition 19
- the local heat flux at the site is likely to be large, and the critical heat flux of water is likely to be small, and the second fins 30 are disposed in this region.
- the first fin 31 is disposed in the other area, and the thickness L 1 of the second fin 30 is larger than the thickness L 2 of the first fin 31.
- the heat passing area of the portion thermally connected to the second fin 30 in the partition 19 is increased, and the local heat flux of the portion thermally connected to the second fin 30 in the partition 19 is reduced.
- the local heat flux of a portion thermally connected to the second fin 30 in the partition wall 19 can be suppressed to be higher than the critical heat flux of water, and as a result, the occurrence of local burnout Can be suppressed.
- the upstream portion 21 a of the fluid passage 21 to be cooled has high heat exchangeability. Therefore, the heat transfer area can be increased and the occurrence of film boiling can be suppressed by arranging the second fin 30 having a thickness greater than that of the normal fin in the upstream portion 21a of the fluid passage 21 to be cooled. .
- FIGS. 5 and 6 a heat exchanger of an EGR gas cooling device (EGR cooler) in an exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) device of a vehicle according to a second embodiment of the present invention will be described according to FIGS. 5 and 6. .
- EGR cooler EGR gas cooling device
- EGR exhaust gas recirculation
- the inlet of the cooled fluid passage 21 overlaps the inlet of the refrigerant passage 24 in the stacking direction of the passage partition 18, and the outlet of the cooled fluid passage 21 is a passage partition It overlaps with the outlet of the refrigerant passage 24 in the stacking direction of the body 18. Therefore, the flow of EGR gas and water in the heat exchanger 11 in this embodiment is the flow direction of the EGR gas (direction of arrow X1 shown in FIG. 5) and the flow direction of water (direction of arrow X2 shown in FIG. 5) Are parallel to each other.
- a second fin 30 is disposed in the downstream portion 21 b of the to-be-cooled fluid passage 21 and in the region within the to-be-cooled fluid passage 21 corresponding to the downstream portion 24 b of the refrigerant passage 24.
- a first fin 31 is disposed in the upstream portion 21 a of the fluid passage 21 to be cooled and in the region in the fluid passage 21 corresponding to the upstream portion 24 a of the refrigerant passage 24.
- the inlet of the refrigerant passage 24 is provided at one end in a direction orthogonal to the flow direction of the EGR gas (the direction of the arrow X1 shown in FIG. 7). It is provided on the other end side in the direction orthogonal to the flow direction of the Therefore, the flow of the EGR gas and water in the heat exchanger 11 in the present embodiment is a cross flow in which the flow direction of the EGR gas and the flow direction of the water (the direction of the arrow X2 shown in FIG. 7) are orthogonal to each other .
- the to-be-cooled fluid passage 21 and the refrigerant passage 24 are juxtaposed so that the flow direction of the EGR gas and the flow direction of water intersect, or more specifically, intersect with each other.
- a second fin 30 is disposed in the upstream portion 21 a of the to-be-cooled fluid passage 21 and in the region within the to-be-cooled fluid passage 21 corresponding to the downstream portion 24 b of the refrigerant passage 24.
- the second fins 30 have a right triangle shape in top view.
- the 1st fin 31 is arrange
- the second fins 30 are disposed in the area in the fluid-to-be-cooled passage 21 corresponding to the upstream portion 21 a of the fluid-to-be-cooled passage 21 and the downstream portion 24 b of the refrigerant passage 24
- the first fin 31 is disposed in the other area.
- the same effects as the effects (1) and (2) of the first embodiment can be obtained.
- the above embodiment may be modified as follows.
- the second fin 30 is disposed in the downstream fluid passage 21 corresponding to the downstream portion 21b of the fluid passage 21 and corresponding to the downstream portion 24b of the coolant passage 24,
- the first fins 31 are disposed in the area of (1), but the present invention is not limited to this.
- the second fins 30 are disposed in the area in the fluid-to-be-cooled passage 21 corresponding to the upstream portion 21a of the fluid-to-be-cooled passage 21 and the upstream portion 24a of the refrigerant passage 24.
- the first fins 31 may be disposed in other regions. As shown by the two-dot chain line in the graph of FIG.
- the second fin 30 is disposed in the area in the to-be-cooled fluid passage 21 which is the upstream portion 21 a of the to-be-cooled fluid passage 21 and corresponds to the upstream portion 24 a of the refrigerant passage 24.
- the first fins 31 are disposed in the other area.
- the second fin 30 is disposed in the central portion of the fluid passage 21 to be cooled, and the other regions in the fluid passage 21 to be cooled are firstly
- the fins 31 may be disposed.
- the central portion of the fluid passage 21 to be cooled is The local heat flux of the site connected to is likely to be higher than the critical heat flux of water.
- the second fins 30 are disposed at the central portion in the fluid passage 21 to be cooled, and the first fins 31 are disposed in the other region.
- the local heat flux of the portion of the partition 19 thermally connected to the second fin 30 is suppressed smaller than the critical heat flux of water.
- the thickness L1 of the second fin 30 is made larger than the thickness L2 of the first fin 31, but the present invention is not limited to this.
- the second fin 30 and the first fin 31 are formed to have the same thickness, and the amount of the brazing material R1 poured between the corner 30b of the second fin 30 and the partition 19
- the area where the base portion of the second fin 30 contacts the brazing material R1 may be increased by an amount larger than the amount of the brazing material R1 poured between the corner 31b and the partition wall 19.
- the height of the second fin 30 may be lower than the height of the first fin 31. According to this, the surface area of the second fin 30 is smaller than the surface area of the first fin 31. Therefore, the contact area between the EGR gas and the second fin 30 becomes smaller compared to the case where the height of the second fin 30 is the same as the height of the first fin 31, and the second fin 30 in the partition 19 is The local heat flux at the site thermally connected to
- the shape of the second fin 30 is not limited to a right triangle in top view, and is an area corresponding to the upstream portion 21 a of the fluid passage 21 and the downstream portion 24 b of the refrigerant passage 24. Is not particularly limited as long as it contains at least a minimum, for example, it may be square in top view.
- the EGR gas and the water flow in the cross flow direction orthogonal to each other, but the present invention is not limited thereto.
- the EGR gas and the flow direction in the water are not orthogonal to each other. , And may simply intersect.
- the second fins 30 and the first fins 31 are formed in a wave shape, but the present invention is not limited to this, and the shapes of the second fins 30 and the first fins 31 are arbitrary. Good.
- the first end 22a of the refrigerant introduction pipe 22 is inserted into the right end face side of the housing 11a, and the first end 23a of the refrigerant discharge pipe 23 is inserted into the left end face side of the housing 11a.
- water was introduced into the exchange unit 12 and discharged, the configuration for introducing and discharging water into the heat exchange unit is not limited to this.
- water is supplied to the heat exchange portion by connecting the refrigerant introduction pipe 22 to the upper surface of the housing 11a and connecting the refrigerant discharge pipe 23 to the lower surface of the housing 11a. It may be introduced and discharged.
- the heat exchanger 11 is the heat exchanger 11 provided in the EGR gas boil cooling apparatus (EGR cooler).
- EGR cooler EGR gas boil cooling apparatus
- the heat exchanger 11 is not limited to this, and may be, for example, an on-vehicle device
- the invention may be embodied in a heat exchanger provided in a refrigerator, a refrigerator, a freezer or the like.
- the fluid to be cooled is the EGR gas.
- the fluid to be cooled is not limited to this, and may be a gas other than the EGR gas or a high temperature liquid.
- the present invention may be applied to a shell-and-tube boiling cooled heat exchanger.
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本発明の目的は、被冷却流体通路内にフィンを配設した沸騰冷却式熱交換器において、局所的なバーンアウトの発生を抑制することにある。
別の実施形態では、第2のフィンは、隔壁の局所熱流束が大きくなる被冷却流体通路における被冷却流体の流通方向の上流部に配設されている。
また別の実施形態では、被冷却流体の流通方向と冷媒の流通方向とが交差するように、被冷却流体通路と前記冷媒通路とが並設される。第2のフィンは、被冷却流体通路における被冷却流体の流通方向の上流部であり、且つ冷媒通路における冷媒の流通方向の下流部に対応する被冷却流体通路内に配設されてよい。
以下、本発明の第1の実施形態による、車両の排気ガス再循環(EGR:Exhaust Gas Recirculation)装置におけるEGRガスの沸騰冷却装置(EGRクーラ)の沸騰冷却式熱交換器(以下、単に「熱交換器」と記載する)を図1~図4にしたがって説明する。この排気ガス再循環装置の熱交換器11は、被冷却流体としてのEGRガスと冷媒としての水(液冷媒)との間で熱交換させ、水の一部を沸騰させてEGRガスを冷却する。なお、以下の説明において、「前後方向」、「上下方向」及び「左右方向」をいう場合は、特に説明がない限り、図1において矢印で示す「前後方向」、「上下方向」及び「左右方向」をいうものとする。
車両が運転されると、内燃機関の排気ガスの一部であるEGRガスがEGR通路入口に流入されるとともに導入配管16、被冷却流体導入部14及び長孔13eを介して被冷却流体通路21内に導入される。被冷却流体通路21内に導入されたEGRガスは、被冷却流体通路21の入口から出口に向かって流れる。
図4に示すように、第2のフィン30の断面積を大きくすることにより、隔壁19における第2のフィン30と熱的に連結された部位の局所熱流束が抑えられている。隔壁19における第2のフィン30と熱的に連結された部位の局所熱流束は、水の限界熱流束よりも小さくなっており、その結果、局所的にバーンアウトが発生することが抑制される。なお、第2のフィン30の厚さL1は、第2のフィン30と隔壁19とが熱的に連結された部位の局所熱流束が、水の限界熱流束よりも小さくなる厚さに設定する必要がある。
(1)被冷却流体通路21の上流部21aであり、且つ冷媒通路24の下流部24bに対応する被冷却流体通路21内の領域は、隔壁19における第2のフィン30と熱的に連結された部位の局所熱流束が大きくなりやすく、且つ水の限界熱流束が小さくなりやすく、この領域に第2のフィン30が配設されている。そして、その他の領域には第1のフィン31が配設されており、第2のフィン30の厚さL1は第1のフィン31の厚さL2よりも大きい。よって、隔壁19における第2のフィン30と熱的に連結された部位の熱通過面積が大きくなり、隔壁19における第2のフィン30と熱的に連結された部位の局所熱流束を小さくすることができる。したがって、隔壁19における第2のフィン30と熱的に連結された部位の局所熱流束が、水の限界熱流束以上になることを抑制することができ、その結果、局所的なバーンアウトの発生を抑制することができる。
以下、本発明の第2の実施形態による、車両の排気ガス再循環(EGR:Exhaust Gas Recirculation)装置におけるEGRガスの冷却装置(EGRクーラ)の熱交換器を図5及び図6にしたがって説明する。以下に説明する実施形態では、既に説明した第1の実施形態と同一構成について同一符号を付すなどして、その重複する説明を省略又は簡略する。図5では、説明の都合上、熱交換部12の一部のみを示している。
(第3の実施形態)
以下、本発明の第3の実施形態による、車両の排気ガス再循環(EGR:Exhaust Gas Recirculation)装置におけるEGRガスの冷却装置(EGRクーラ)の熱交換器を図7及び図8にしたがって説明する。図7では、説明の都合上、熱交換部12の一部のみを示している。
図8のグラフにおける二点鎖線に示すように、通常のフィンを被冷却流体通路21内の全域に配設した場合、被冷却流体通路21の上流部21aであり、且つ冷媒通路24の下流部24bに対応する領域は、隔壁19における通常のフィンと熱的に連結された部位の局所熱流束が、水の限界熱流束以上になりやすい。しかし、この実施形態では、被冷却流体通路21の上流部21aであり、且つ冷媒通路24の下流部24bに対応する被冷却流体通路21内の領域に第2のフィン30を配設するとともに、その他の領域に第1のフィン31を配設している。その結果、図8のグラフにおける実線に示すように、隔壁19における第2のフィン30と熱的に連結された部位の局所熱流束が、水の限界熱流束よりも小さく抑えられている。
なお、上記実施形態は以下のように変更してもよい。
本発明を、シェルアンドチューブ型の沸騰冷却式熱交換器に適用してもよい。
Claims (5)
- 被冷却流体が流れる被冷却流体通路と前記被冷却流体を冷却する冷媒が流れる冷媒通路とを区画する隔壁と、前記被冷却流体通路内に配設され前記隔壁に対して熱的に連結するフィンと、を備える沸騰冷却式熱交換器であって、
前記フィンは、第1のフィンと、前記隔壁の局所熱流束を前記第1のフィンよりも小さくする第2のフィンとを備え、
前記隔壁の局所熱流束と前記冷媒の限界熱流束との関係に基づいて、前記第1のフィン及び前記第2のフィンが配設されていることを特徴とする沸騰冷却式熱交換器。 - 前記第2のフィンの厚さは前記第1のフィンの厚さよりも大きいことを特徴とする請求項1に記載の沸騰冷却式熱交換器。
- 前記第2のフィンは、前記隔壁の局所熱流束が大きくなる前記被冷却流体通路における前記被冷却流体の流通方向の上流部に配設されていることを特徴とする請求項1又は請求項2に記載の沸騰冷却式熱交換器。
- 前記第2のフィンは、前記限界熱流束が小さくなる前記冷媒通路における前記冷媒の流通方向の下流部に対応する前記被冷却流体通路内に配設されていることを特徴とする請求項1又は請求項2に記載の沸騰冷却式熱交換器。
- 前記被冷却流体の流通方向と前記冷媒の流通方向とが交差するように、前記被冷却流体通路と前記冷媒通路とが並設されるとともに、
前記第2のフィンは、前記被冷却流体通路における前記被冷却流体の流通方向の上流部であり、且つ前記冷媒通路における前記冷媒の流通方向の下流部に対応する前記被冷却流体通路内に配設されていることを特徴とする請求項1又は請求項2に記載の沸騰冷却式熱交換器。
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