WO2015018381A1 - Universal connecting element providing connection of two heating radiator plates - Google Patents

Universal connecting element providing connection of two heating radiator plates Download PDF

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WO2015018381A1
WO2015018381A1 PCT/CZ2014/000062 CZ2014000062W WO2015018381A1 WO 2015018381 A1 WO2015018381 A1 WO 2015018381A1 CZ 2014000062 W CZ2014000062 W CZ 2014000062W WO 2015018381 A1 WO2015018381 A1 WO 2015018381A1
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Tomáš HRDLIČKA
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    • FMECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F24HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
    • F24DDOMESTIC- OR SPACE-HEATING SYSTEMS, e.g. CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEMS; DOMESTIC HOT-WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS; ELEMENTS OR COMPONENTS THEREFOR
    • F24D19/00Details
    • F24D19/10Arrangement or mounting of control or safety devices
    • F24D19/1006Arrangement or mounting of control or safety devices for water heating systems
    • F24D19/1009Arrangement or mounting of control or safety devices for water heating systems for central heating
    • F24D19/1015Arrangement or mounting of control or safety devices for water heating systems for central heating using a valve or valves
    • F24D19/1018Radiator valves
    • FMECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F24HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
    • F24DDOMESTIC- OR SPACE-HEATING SYSTEMS, e.g. CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEMS; DOMESTIC HOT-WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS; ELEMENTS OR COMPONENTS THEREFOR
    • F24D19/00Details
    • F24D19/0002Means for connecting central heating radiators to circulation pipes
    • F24D19/0073Means for changing the flow of the fluid inside a radiator
    • FMECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F24HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
    • F24DDOMESTIC- OR SPACE-HEATING SYSTEMS, e.g. CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEMS; DOMESTIC HOT-WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS; ELEMENTS OR COMPONENTS THEREFOR
    • F24D19/00Details
    • F24D19/0002Means for connecting central heating radiators to circulation pipes
    • FMECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F24HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
    • F24DDOMESTIC- OR SPACE-HEATING SYSTEMS, e.g. CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEMS; DOMESTIC HOT-WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS; ELEMENTS OR COMPONENTS THEREFOR
    • F24D2220/00Components of central heating installations excluding heat sources
    • F24D2220/20Heat consumers
    • F24D2220/2009Radiators
    • F24D2220/2054Panel radiators with or without extended convection surfaces

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  • This invention relates to a universal connecting element providing connection of two heating radiator plates, wherein said connecting element consists of composite connecting and attaching cylindrical components and attaching bushings to form T-shaped casings in their inner part with arranged shut-off inserts or valves for a multi-row radiator therein, in particular for the multi-row plate radiator when importance is given on a higher heating output of its front plate facing the heated room / space
  • Connecting elements providing connection of two heating radiator plates are themselves known.
  • the document DE 101 35 215 CI describes a heating plate radiator consisting of at least two heating plates.
  • the centre holes of the heating plates that are mutually offset are assigned in the longitudinal direction individually in angle or as T-shaped casings, connecting and attaching sleeves that are composed of spherical sections with connecting sockets.
  • the flow distribution inside the attaching and connecting sockets makes sure that the heating medium seamlessly streams from the inlet into one of the heating plates and from other heating plate again to the outlet.
  • a shut- off insert with a closing element can be introduced into the connecting element.
  • the end of the shut-off insert situated in the neck comprises a sealing plate with a through hole, which is closable by a sealing component carrying a spindle.
  • the shut-off element is provided with corresponding vent holes, through which the air can stream out through the sealing plate.
  • the heating medium is in that way primarily supplied to the front heating plate and subsequently to the remaining heating plates of the multi-row heating plate radiator. Consequently, the front radiator plate with the same heating output will be warmer, thus presenting more pleasant touch feeling than existing systems. Preferably, this advantageous effect is even intensified by the fact that the front heating plate features a higher radiation ratio.
  • At least one connecting element or possibly a tube is arranged in the system, and said connecting element is preferably situated at the bottom front corner area of the frontal radiator heating plate, from which then the partly cooled-down heating medium flows into the lower part of the second heating plate situated behind it or possibly into the subsequent plate in the case of the multi-row heating radiator.
  • the heating medium is supplied at first upwards to the upper longitudinal edge of the second or possibly the subsequent heating plate, where the liquid is again directed through the upper distribution channel provided, then it is supplied by means of perpendicularly attached flow channels to its second lower corner area with a connected outlet port.
  • the heating medium transfers the greater part of its heat to said front heating plate, while entering, already partially cooled down, the second or subsequent heating plates, ensuring, in such a way, a reduced heating output.
  • a disadvantage of the solution consists in using an overflow connection or overflow coupling, which significantly complicates and increases the production cost of multi-row heating radiators of such a design, and moreover, it causes problems with radiator cleaning for the end-user, and therefore the mentioned solution did not prove enough in practice.
  • the purpose of the present invention is to improve the connecting elements used for multi- row radiators and to introduce a radiator with such a connecting element.
  • the shut-off or control inserts integrated in the connecting elements should be manufacturable particularly easily and inexpensively while another objective is to improve the process of controlling the flow of the heating medium through the radiator, in particular in case of the multi-row plate radiator with inlet and outlet ports for the heating medium and usually with the first fully passable heating plate facing a heated room / space with at least one other heating plate that is arranged in a row behind it and said heating plate being designed for the intended reduction of the heating medium flow for cutting down or controlling the heating output
  • This objective is achieved by a solution where the connecting element for connecting two heating plates of the radiator consists of lateral connecting sockets and of the first threaded connecting bushing, both arranged to form a T-shaped casing located around a central spherical part of the connecting element, said T-shaped casing having connected, variably across the plane that is formed by the principal axes of the connecting socket
  • the barrier segment can be produced easily, inexpensively, and in various modifications, and to assure a reliable sealing, it is optionally provided with sealing rim and stabilizing sealing flange located around the peripheral edge that comes in contact with the edge of the radial cut-out of the common tube.
  • the barrier segment is provided with a blind orifice oriented perpendicularly to the stabilizing sealing flange, said blind orifice emptying in the body of the barrier segment as a planar seat created for fitting distributing or closing elements, or parts thereof.
  • the barrier segment of the universal connecting element featuring a three-way valve function is preferably provided with three radial holes emptying into its blind orifice and with the radial cut-out that is arranged at the same level with the rest of the circular segment with inwardly extending pivotable poppet stem of the valve shaft.
  • the barrier segment of the universal connecting element with the venting function is provided with two radial holes emptying into the blind orifice and with a transversal channel arranged at the same level with the downstream axial channel at the hollow poppet extending inwardly with the venting group located at the end of its control shaft.
  • the barrier segment of the universal connecting element with the venting function is provided with one radial hole emptying into its blind orifice and with an internal channel directed from the opposite side of the common tube, which open both together with the blind orifice at the forehead level of the stabilizing sealing flange to realize the function of the distributing, closing or venting element, etc.
  • Fig. 1 oblique view of the universal connecting element in the exploded condition, with suggested adaptation of the barrier segment with differently shaped radial holes, as displayed beside,
  • Fig. 2 longitudinal cross-section of the universal connecting element with the inserted barrier segment
  • Fig. 3 cross-section of the universal connecting element according to Fig. 2
  • Fig. 4 cross-section of the universal connecting element with the inserted valve shaft
  • Fig. 5 oblique view of the universal connecting element in the exploded condition without the second threaded bushing, with a modified barrier segment and the corresponding shape of the radial cut-out in the common tube,
  • Fig. 6 longitudinal cross-section of the universal connecting element with the inserted barrier segment and inwardly therein protruding pivotable poppet with a venting group at the end of the valve shaft control stem,
  • Fig. 7 schematic oblique representation of the universal connecting element in the exploded condition without the second threaded bushing, with modified barrier segment, with one radial hole and with the second parallel channel,
  • FIG. 8 longitudinal cross-section of the universal connecting element with the inserted barrier segment, with single radial hole and with the parallel channel according to Fig. 7,
  • Fig.9 longitudinal ground plan section of the universal connecting element with the inserted segment, with the single radial hole and with the parallel channel according to Fig. 7. Examples of the Versions of the Invention
  • the universal connecting element 1 for mutual connecting of at least two heating plates (here not depicted) of the heating radiator consists of lateral connecting sockets 2,3 and of the first threaded connecting bushing 4, which are arranged to form a T-shaped casing around a central spherical part 5 of the connecting element I, whereat the second threaded connecting bushing 6 is connected to the central spherical part 5 ⁇ such an interconnection being alternatively made across the plane formed of the principal axes of the lateral connecting sockets 2,3 and of the principal axe of the first threaded connecting bushing 4.
  • the common tube 7 runs sealingly through the two lateral connecting sockets 2 ⁇ its sealing being obtained for example by rolling, pressing, or welding, said tube 7 being provided with the radial cut-out 8 facing the first threaded connecting bushing 4 or the second threaded connecting bushing 6 and a barrier segment 9 extends sealingly in said radial cut-out 8 and runs through it in the full profile of the common tube 7 to provide an optional multiport flow interface 10 with distributing or closing elements 11.12.13 arranged inside to control the flow of heating medium or air.
  • the barrier segment 9 is, according to its shape and to the shape of the radial cut-out 8 (for difference see Fig.l versus Fig. 5), provided around its perimeter in contact with the edge of the radial cut-out 8 in the common tube 7 with for example the sealing rim 14 (Fig. 1). and further provided with the stabilizing sealing flange 15.
  • the barrier segment 9 is preferably made of heat resistant plastic.
  • the barrier segment 9 of the universal connecting element 1 provided with the blind orifice 16 oriented perpendicularly to the stabilizing sealing flange 15, said blind orifice 16 ending in the body of the barrier segment 9, with for example the planar seat 17.
  • the universal connecting element 1 should have an inflow or outflow control function for selected multi-row heating radiator plates (Fig. 4), when for example importance is given on a higher heating output of its front plate facing the heated room / space, its multipath flow interface 10 is configured to form a three-way valve.
  • the barrier segment 9 is provided with three radial holes 18, 19 which all open in the blind orifice 16 and further with a radial cut-out 20 arranged at the same level as the remaining part of the circular segment 21 with inwardly protruding pivotable puppet 22 of the valve shaft stem 23. conceived as a closing or distributing element 1J_.
  • the barrier segment 9 is provided with two radial holes 18 and with the cross-channel 24 arranged at their level, all these elements emptying into the blind orifice 16, and further with a downstream axial channel 25 with inwardly protruding pivotable puppet 22 with the venting group 26 at the end of its control shaft 27, conceived as a shut-off element 12.
  • the body of the universal connecting element I needs not to be provided with the second threaded connecting bushing 6 for this purpose.
  • the alternatively arranged universal connecting element i with venting feature or with a control of the media overflow from one to the other heating plate at the multi-row radiator is provided with a barrier segment 9 that is equipped with one radial hole 18 emptying into the blind orifice 16 and with the internal channel 28 located at the opposite side, which opens paralielly to the blind orifice 16 at the level of the stabilizing sealing flange 15 forehead for the (here not depicted) handling and closing element 13, for example in the form of variously modified (here not depicted) valve stem, or as a special venting valve, etc., inserted into the chamber 29 of the first threaded connecting bushing 4.

Abstract

A universal connecting element (1) providing connection of at least two heating plates of a multi-row radiator, said connecting element (1) consisting of lateral connecting sockets (2, 3) and of the first threaded connecting bushing (4), both arranged to form a T-shaped casing located around a central spherical part (5) of the connecting element (1), said T-shaped casing having connected, variably across the plane that is formed by the principal axes of the connecting sockets (2, 3) and the principal axis of the first threaded connecting bushing (4) the second threaded connecting bushing (6) to its central spherical part (5), wherein a common tube (7) runs sealingly through both lateral connecting sockets (2, 3), said common tube (7) being provided with a radial cut-out (8) in front of the first (4) or the second threaded connecting bushing (6) and a barrier segment (9) extends sealingly in it and runs through it to provide an optional multiport flow interface (10) with distributing or closing elements (11, 12, 13) arranged inside to control the flow of heating medium or air.

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Universal connecting element providing connection of two heating radiator plates Field of the Invention This invention relates to a universal connecting element providing connection of two heating radiator plates, wherein said connecting element consists of composite connecting and attaching cylindrical components and attaching bushings to form T-shaped casings in their inner part with arranged shut-off inserts or valves for a multi-row radiator therein, in particular for the multi-row plate radiator when importance is given on a higher heating output of its front plate facing the heated room / space
Description of the Prior Art
Connecting elements providing connection of two heating radiator plates are themselves known. The document DE 101 35 215 CI describes a heating plate radiator consisting of at least two heating plates. Here, the centre holes of the heating plates that are mutually offset are assigned in the longitudinal direction individually in angle or as T-shaped casings, connecting and attaching sleeves that are composed of spherical sections with connecting sockets. The flow distribution inside the attaching and connecting sockets makes sure that the heating medium seamlessly streams from the inlet into one of the heating plates and from other heating plate again to the outlet.
DE 299 80 186 Ul also describes a multi-row radiator with connecting elements. A shut- off insert with a closing element can be introduced into the connecting element. To enable the shut-off insert to carry out the function of a venting member, the end of the shut-off insert situated in the neck comprises a sealing plate with a through hole, which is closable by a sealing component carrying a spindle. On its front side, the shut-off element is provided with corresponding vent holes, through which the air can stream out through the sealing plate.
One example of approach that consists in preferring higher heating output of the front heating plate facing a heated room at a multi-row heating plate radiator, is known from the published patent application (PV 1998-2158), according to which the relevant double-row or multi-row heating plate radiator is preferably provided with a single inlet port, which is connected only with the front heating plate facing the heated room. The heating medium, which flows through this inlet port, is distributed along the upper edge of the front heating plate and by means of suitably dimensioned feeding channels situated perpendiculary to them and that are preferably equally spaced in the frontal area facing the heated room. Regardless of whether the radiator is operated at full or partial load, the heating medium is in that way primarily supplied to the front heating plate and subsequently to the remaining heating plates of the multi-row heating plate radiator. Consequently, the front radiator plate with the same heating output will be warmer, thus presenting more pleasant touch feeling than existing systems. Preferably, this advantageous effect is even intensified by the fact that the front heating plate features a higher radiation ratio.
To facilitate the flow of heating medium from the front heating plate to at least one subsequent heating plate or similar item that are positioned behind it, at least one connecting element or possibly a tube is arranged in the system, and said connecting element is preferably situated at the bottom front corner area of the frontal radiator heating plate, from which then the partly cooled-down heating medium flows into the lower part of the second heating plate situated behind it or possibly into the subsequent plate in the case of the multi-row heating radiator. Regarding this second heating plate, the heating medium is supplied at first upwards to the upper longitudinal edge of the second or possibly the subsequent heating plate, where the liquid is again directed through the upper distribution channel provided, then it is supplied by means of perpendicularly attached flow channels to its second lower corner area with a connected outlet port. In such a arrangement, it is supposed that the heating medium transfers the greater part of its heat to said front heating plate, while entering, already partially cooled down, the second or subsequent heating plates, ensuring, in such a way, a reduced heating output.
The obvious drawback of this arrangement is that the control of the reduced heating output of the second or subsequent heating radiator plates of the multi-row heating unit can not be done. Another drawback of this solution consists in the fact that if compared with standard solutions of the multi-row heating radiators, where the hot heating medium streams equally in all heating plates to be cooled down, the heating output of the entire heating plate radiator is generally lower because the hot heating medium flows into the front heatmg plate at first while a second or subsequent heating plates are supplied with already cooled- down heating medium, thereby reducing the heating output of the second and possibly subsequent heating plates. In terms of a controlled streaming of the heating medium into the multi-row heating radiator and with regard to the specific conditions in its partial load mode and in order to comply with achievable heating output and to increase comfort in the heated space and especially to improve the control possibility, a solution was proposed (WO 2009015706), which uses another valve in combination with one of the upper connecting elements that are connected to the inlet port of the heating medium, by means of which it is possible to direct the mass flow of the heating medium to the second rear heating plate through an overflow connection, and the used connecting element is provided with an internal screen.
A disadvantage of the solution consists in using an overflow connection or overflow coupling, which significantly complicates and increases the production cost of multi-row heating radiators of such a design, and moreover, it causes problems with radiator cleaning for the end-user, and therefore the mentioned solution did not prove enough in practice.
Nature of the Invention
The purpose of the present invention is to improve the connecting elements used for multi- row radiators and to introduce a radiator with such a connecting element. The shut-off or control inserts integrated in the connecting elements should be manufacturable particularly easily and inexpensively while another objective is to improve the process of controlling the flow of the heating medium through the radiator, in particular in case of the multi-row plate radiator with inlet and outlet ports for the heating medium and usually with the first fully passable heating plate facing a heated room / space with at least one other heating plate that is arranged in a row behind it and said heating plate being designed for the intended reduction of the heating medium flow for cutting down or controlling the heating output This objective is achieved by a solution where the connecting element for connecting two heating plates of the radiator consists of lateral connecting sockets and of the first threaded connecting bushing, both arranged to form a T-shaped casing located around a central spherical part of the connecting element, said T-shaped casing having connected, variably across the plane that is formed by the principal axes of the connecting sockets and the principal axis of the first threaded connecting bushing, the second threaded connecting bushing to its central spherical part, wherein a common tube runs sealingly through said lateral connecting sockets, said common tube being provided with a radial cut-out in front of the first or the second threaded connecting bushing and a barrier segment extends sealingly in said radial cut-out and runs through it in the full profile of the common tube to provide an optional multiport flow interface with distributing or closing elements arranged inside to control the flow of heating medium or air.
According to the present invention, the barrier segment can be produced easily, inexpensively, and in various modifications, and to assure a reliable sealing, it is optionally provided with sealing rim and stabilizing sealing flange located around the peripheral edge that comes in contact with the edge of the radial cut-out of the common tube.
For most variants of the connecting element in terms of its various functions, it is advantageous according to the present invention that the barrier segment is provided with a blind orifice oriented perpendicularly to the stabilizing sealing flange, said blind orifice emptying in the body of the barrier segment as a planar seat created for fitting distributing or closing elements, or parts thereof.
According to the present invention, the barrier segment of the universal connecting element featuring a three-way valve function is preferably provided with three radial holes emptying into its blind orifice and with the radial cut-out that is arranged at the same level with the rest of the circular segment with inwardly extending pivotable poppet stem of the valve shaft.
According to the present invention, the barrier segment of the universal connecting element with the venting function is provided with two radial holes emptying into the blind orifice and with a transversal channel arranged at the same level with the downstream axial channel at the hollow poppet extending inwardly with the venting group located at the end of its control shaft. According to the present invention, the barrier segment of the universal connecting element with the venting function is provided with one radial hole emptying into its blind orifice and with an internal channel directed from the opposite side of the common tube, which open both together with the blind orifice at the forehead level of the stabilizing sealing flange to realize the function of the distributing, closing or venting element, etc.
Description of the Drawings Further advantages and effects of the present invention are apparent from the attached drawings, wherein the individual figures depict:
Fig. 1 : oblique view of the universal connecting element in the exploded condition, with suggested adaptation of the barrier segment with differently shaped radial holes, as displayed beside,
Fig. 2: longitudinal cross-section of the universal connecting element with the inserted barrier segment,
Fig. 3: cross-section of the universal connecting element according to Fig. 2
Fig. 4: cross-section of the universal connecting element with the inserted valve shaft, Fig. 5: oblique view of the universal connecting element in the exploded condition without the second threaded bushing, with a modified barrier segment and the corresponding shape of the radial cut-out in the common tube,
Fig. 6: longitudinal cross-section of the universal connecting element with the inserted barrier segment and inwardly therein protruding pivotable poppet with a venting group at the end of the valve shaft control stem,
Fig. 7: schematic oblique representation of the universal connecting element in the exploded condition without the second threaded bushing, with modified barrier segment, with one radial hole and with the second parallel channel,
Fig. 8 longitudinal cross-section of the universal connecting element with the inserted barrier segment, with single radial hole and with the parallel channel according to Fig. 7, Fig.9 longitudinal ground plan section of the universal connecting element with the inserted segment, with the single radial hole and with the parallel channel according to Fig. 7. Examples of the Versions of the Invention
The universal connecting element 1 for mutual connecting of at least two heating plates (here not depicted) of the heating radiator consists of lateral connecting sockets 2,3 and of the first threaded connecting bushing 4, which are arranged to form a T-shaped casing around a central spherical part 5 of the connecting element I, whereat the second threaded connecting bushing 6 is connected to the central spherical part 5± such an interconnection being alternatively made across the plane formed of the principal axes of the lateral connecting sockets 2,3 and of the principal axe of the first threaded connecting bushing 4.
The common tube 7 runs sealingly through the two lateral connecting sockets 2^ its sealing being obtained for example by rolling, pressing, or welding, said tube 7 being provided with the radial cut-out 8 facing the first threaded connecting bushing 4 or the second threaded connecting bushing 6 and a barrier segment 9 extends sealingly in said radial cut-out 8 and runs through it in the full profile of the common tube 7 to provide an optional multiport flow interface 10 with distributing or closing elements 11.12.13 arranged inside to control the flow of heating medium or air.
The barrier segment 9 is, according to its shape and to the shape of the radial cut-out 8 (for difference see Fig.l versus Fig. 5), provided around its perimeter in contact with the edge of the radial cut-out 8 in the common tube 7 with for example the sealing rim 14 (Fig. 1). and further provided with the stabilizing sealing flange 15. The barrier segment 9 is preferably made of heat resistant plastic. For integration of the distributing or closing elements 11.12.13. is the barrier segment 9 of the universal connecting element 1 provided with the blind orifice 16 oriented perpendicularly to the stabilizing sealing flange 15, said blind orifice 16 ending in the body of the barrier segment 9, with for example the planar seat 17. If the universal connecting element 1 should have an inflow or outflow control function for selected multi-row heating radiator plates (Fig. 4), when for example importance is given on a higher heating output of its front plate facing the heated room / space, its multipath flow interface 10 is configured to form a three-way valve. For this purpose, the barrier segment 9 is provided with three radial holes 18, 19 which all open in the blind orifice 16 and further with a radial cut-out 20 arranged at the same level as the remaining part of the circular segment 21 with inwardly protruding pivotable puppet 22 of the valve shaft stem 23. conceived as a closing or distributing element 1J_.
For the purpose of venting (Fig. 6), the barrier segment 9 is provided with two radial holes 18 and with the cross-channel 24 arranged at their level, all these elements emptying into the blind orifice 16, and further with a downstream axial channel 25 with inwardly protruding pivotable puppet 22 with the venting group 26 at the end of its control shaft 27, conceived as a shut-off element 12. The body of the universal connecting element I needs not to be provided with the second threaded connecting bushing 6 for this purpose.
The alternatively arranged universal connecting element i with venting feature or with a control of the media overflow from one to the other heating plate at the multi-row radiator is provided with a barrier segment 9 that is equipped with one radial hole 18 emptying into the blind orifice 16 and with the internal channel 28 located at the opposite side, which opens paralielly to the blind orifice 16 at the level of the stabilizing sealing flange 15 forehead for the (here not depicted) handling and closing element 13, for example in the form of variously modified (here not depicted) valve stem, or as a special venting valve, etc., inserted into the chamber 29 of the first threaded connecting bushing 4.
Detailed description of the functions of all the various arrangement variants of the universal connecting element 1, as well as its integration into various systems of connection of the multi-row radiator to the heating system, the equipment with additional elements, such as actuators etc., is not described in detail, because the topic is familiar for experts in the field.

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P A T E N T C L A I M S
1. A universal connecting element (1) for connecting at least two heating plates of the multi-row radiator, said connecting element (1) consisting of lateral connecting sockets
(2,3) and of the first threaded connecting bushing (4), those elements arranged to form a T- shaped casing around a central spherical part (5) of the connecting element (1), said T- shaped casing having connected variably across the plane that is formed by the principal axes of the connecting sockets (2,3) and the principal axis of the first threaded connecting bushing (4) the second threaded connecting bushing (6) to its central spherical part (5), characterized in that the common tube (7) runs sealed through the two lateral connecting sockets (2,3) and said tube is provided with the radial cut-out (8) facing the first (4) or the second threaded connecting bushing (6) and a barrier segment (9) extends sealingly in said radial cut-out (8) and runs it in and through it into the full profile of the common tube (7) to provide an optional multiport flow interface (10) with the inside arranged distributing or closing elements (11,12,13) of the heating medium or air flows.
2. The universal connecting element (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the barrier segment (9) is provided with a sealing rim (14) around its perimeter in contact with the edge of the radial cut-out (8) of the common tube (7).
3. The universal connecting element (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the barrier segment (9) is provided with the stabilizing sealing flange (15).
4. The universal connecting element (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the barrier segment (9) is provided with the blind orifice (16) oriented perpendicularly to the stabilizing sealing flange (15) ending in the body of the barrier segment (9) with its planar seat (17) for the location of distributing elements (11) or sealing elements (12,13), or parts thereof.
5. The universal connecting element (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that with the device having a multiport flow interface (10) with the three-way valve feature, the barrier segment (9) is provided with three radial holes (18,19) emptying in the blind orifice (16) and with the radial cut-out (20), arranged at the same level and with the remaining part of the circular segment (21) with the inwardly protruding pivotable puppet (22) of the valve shaft stem (23).
6. The universal connecting element (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the barrier segment (9) featuring the venting function is provided with two radial holes (18) and with the cross-channel (24) that are arranged at their level, all these elements emptying into the blind orifice (16), and further with a downstream axial channel (25) with inwardly protruding pivotable hollow puppet (22) with the venting group (26) at the end of its control stem (27).
7. The universal connecting element (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the barrier segment (9) featuring the venting function is provided with one radial hole (18) and from the opposite side of the common tube (7) with an internal channel (28), all these elements emptying into the blind orifice (16) at the forehead level of the stabilizing sealing flange (15) for the handling and closing element (13).
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