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• • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
  • F28—HEAT EXCHANGE IN GENERAL
  • F28D—HEAT-EXCHANGE APPARATUS, NOT PROVIDED FOR IN ANOTHER SUBCLASS, IN WHICH THE HEAT-EXCHANGE MEDIA DO NOT COME INTO DIRECT CONTACT
  • F28D15/00—Heat-exchange apparatus with the intermediate heat-transfer medium in closed tubes passing into or through the conduit walls ; Heat-exchange apparatus employing intermediate heat-transfer medium or bodies
  • F28D15/02—Heat-exchange apparatus with the intermediate heat-transfer medium in closed tubes passing into or through the conduit walls ; Heat-exchange apparatus employing intermediate heat-transfer medium or bodies in which the medium condenses and evaporates, e.g. heat pipes
  • F28D15/0266—Heat-exchange apparatus with the intermediate heat-transfer medium in closed tubes passing into or through the conduit walls ; Heat-exchange apparatus employing intermediate heat-transfer medium or bodies in which the medium condenses and evaporates, e.g. heat pipes with separate evaporating and condensing chambers connected by at least one conduit; Loop-type heat pipes; with multiple or common evaporating or condensing chambers
• • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
  • F28—HEAT EXCHANGE IN GENERAL
  • F28D—HEAT-EXCHANGE APPARATUS, NOT PROVIDED FOR IN ANOTHER SUBCLASS, IN WHICH THE HEAT-EXCHANGE MEDIA DO NOT COME INTO DIRECT CONTACT
  • F28D15/00—Heat-exchange apparatus with the intermediate heat-transfer medium in closed tubes passing into or through the conduit walls ; Heat-exchange apparatus employing intermediate heat-transfer medium or bodies
  • F28D15/02—Heat-exchange apparatus with the intermediate heat-transfer medium in closed tubes passing into or through the conduit walls ; Heat-exchange apparatus employing intermediate heat-transfer medium or bodies in which the medium condenses and evaporates, e.g. heat pipes
  • F28D15/0233—Heat-exchange apparatus with the intermediate heat-transfer medium in closed tubes passing into or through the conduit walls ; Heat-exchange apparatus employing intermediate heat-transfer medium or bodies in which the medium condenses and evaporates, e.g. heat pipes the conduits having a particular shape, e.g. non-circular cross-section, annular

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• This invention relates generally to thermosiphon devices and other heat transfer devices that employ a two-phase fluid for cooling.
• thermosiphon cooler used to cool electronic components located in a cabinet or other enclosure.
• a thermosiphon device may include one or more multi- port tubes that form both an evaporator section and a condenser section for the device.
• the one or more tubes which may be arranged as flat tubes with multiple, parallel flow channels, may be bent to form a bend between the evaporator and condenser sections of the tube.
• One or more flow channels of the tube at the bend may provide a vapor flow path or a liquid flow path between the evaporator and condenser sections.
• thermosiphon device may provide for a more efficient and economically made thermosiphon device, e.g., in contrast to devices in which the liquid return path (which conducts condensed cooling liquid from a condenser section to an evaporator section) and/or a vapor supply path (which conducts evaporated liquid from the evaporator section to the condenser section) are arranged as physically independent parts in relation to the evaporation and condensing channels.
• the liquid return path which conducts condensed cooling liquid from a condenser section to an evaporator section
• a vapor supply path which conducts evaporated liquid from the evaporator section to the condenser section
• thermosiphon device which occurs by gravity alone, and without the use of pumps or other fluid movers.
• aspects of the invention enable the successful integration of a liquid return path and/or vapor supply path with one or more tubes that provide evaporator and condenser sections without disruption of flow in a thermosiphon device.
• one or more flat, multi-channel tubes may be bent to form a bend that extends along an arc of 45 degrees, 90 degrees, 180 degrees or more. Portions of the tubes on opposite sides of the bend may provide evaporator and condenser sections, respectively, of the thermosiphon device, and at least one channel of the tubes at the bend may provide a vapor or liquid flow path between the evaporator and condenser sections. In some arrangements ends of the tubes may be attached to a single header or manifold, e.g., to provide a vapor or liquid flow path between the evaporator and condenser sections.
• FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a thermosiphon device in an illustrative embodiment that incorporates aspects of the invention
• FIG. la shows a side view of the FIG. 1 embodiment with a portion of an associated enclosure
• FIG. 2 shows a cross sectional view of a thermosiphon device including a single manifold in an illustrative embodiment
• FIG. 2a shows a front view of the FIG. 2 embodiment
• FIG. 3 shows a perspective view of an embodiment like that in FIG. 1 in inverted form
• FIG. 3a shows a modified version of the FIG. 3 embodiment including a multi-port tube segment fluidly connecting manifolds of the device;
• FIG. 4 shows a perspective view of an embodiment like that in FIG. 2 in inverted form;
• FIG. 4a shows a front view of the FIG. 4 embodiment;
• FIG. 5 shows a perspective view of an embodiment of a thermosiphon device in which a bend in a multi-port tube provides vapor and liquid flow paths between evaporator and condenser sections
• FIG. 6 shows a perspective view of an embodiment of a thermosiphon device having a evaporator and condenser sections connected by a conduit having vapor and liquid flow channels;
• FIG. 7 shows a schematic side view of the FIG. 6 embodiment and associated enclosure
• FIG. 8 shows an illustrative embodiment of a thermosiphon device having a manifold with vapor and liquid chambers connecting evaporator and condenser sections;
• FIG. 9 shows a close up view of a manifold for use in the FIG. 8 embodiment
• FIG. 10 shows a cross sectional view along the line 10-10 in FIG. 9;
• FIG. 11 shows a schematic side view of an altered version of the thermosiphon device of FIG. 6;
• FIG. 12 shows a schematic side view of another altered version of the thermosiphon device of FIG. 6.
• FIG. 13 shows an illustrative embodiment of a thermosiphon device with U-shaped connecting conduits.
• FIGs. 1 and la show an illustrative embodiment of a thermosiphon device 1 that incorporates aspects of the invention, e.g., that includes a bent tube section that functions as a liquid return path and/or a vapor supply path.
• this embodiment is arranged to operate with an enclosure 6 which may house electronic devices or other heat- generating components.
• An evaporator section 11 of the thermosiphon device 1 may be positioned inside of the enclosure 6, i.e., on a right side of a panel 61 of the enclosure 6 in FIG. la, and a condenser section 10 may be positioned outside of the enclosure 6, i.e., on a left side of the panel 61.
• the panel 61 may be an access door to the enclosure 6, and the thermosiphon device 1 may be mounted to the door.
• the device 1 may include one or more evaporator sections 11 positioned in the sealed enclosure 6, and one or more condenser sections 10 may be positioned outside of the sealed enclosure 6.
• heat may be received by the device 1 at the evaporator section(s) 11, e.g., by evaporating a working fluid, and dissipated at the condenser section(s) 10, e.g., by condensing the evaporated fluid to a liquid.
• the panel 61 may define a dividing point between portions inside of the enclosure 6 and an environment outside of the enclosure.
• thermosiphon device 1 with a sealed enclosure is not required, e.g., the device may be used in a completely open system in which heat generating devices to be cooled are thermally coupled to one or more evaporator section(s) 11 of the device 1.
• the thermosiphon device 1 includes at least one multi-port tube 5 with a bend 13 between condenser and evaporator sections 10, 11 that provides a liquid flow path to conduct condensed liquid from the condenser section 10 to the evaporator section 11. That is, working fluid is evaporated in the evaporator section(s) 11 and flows upwardly due to gravity to a second manifold 3 that is connected to the end of the evaporator section 11 of the tube opposite the bend 13. Vapor flows through a conduit 12 to a first manifold 2 and into one of a plurality of channels 22 in the condenser section 10 of the tube(s).
• the bend provides a liquid flow path to return condensed liquid to the evaporator section 10.
• the bend 13 may provide a vapor flow path to conduct fluid evaporated in the evaporator section to the condenser section, rather than providing a liquid flow path.
• the device 1 may be assembled without the bend 13 being formed, e.g., the manifolds 2, 3 may be attached to ends of the tube(s) 5, fins 9 or other thermal transfer structure may be secured to portions of the tube(s), etc., and thereafter the bend 13 may be formed. (The conduit 12 may be secured after bending is complete.)
• the fins 9 or other thermal transfer structure are attached to the condenser and evaporator sections 10, 11 of the tube(s), e.g., so heat is received into the device 1 at the evaporator section 10 by means of the fins 9 and heat flows out of the system by means of the fins 9.
• No fins or other thermal transfer structure 9 are attached to the bend 13 in this embodiment, thereby allowing the tube(s) to be bent at a relatively small bend radius. That is, the multi-port tube 5 may be generally flat and may be bent about an axis that is perpendicular to a plane of the flat tube 5 to form the bend 13. In addition, the tube 5 may be twisted about an axis that extends along a length of the flat tube 5, e.g., to allow for an even smaller bend radius at the bend 13.
• thermosiphon device including at least one multi-port tube 5 with a bend 13 between condenser and evaporator sections 10, 11 may have ends of the tube 5 opposite the bend 13 attached to a single manifold.
• FIGs. 2 and 2a show a device 1 having one or more multi-port tubes 5 with both ends attached to a single manifold 4.
• the device 1 may be employed in a manner like that shown in FIG. la, e.g., may be mounted to a door or other panel 61 of an enclosure 6 so that the manifold 4 and condenser section(s) 10 are located outside of the enclosure 6 and the evaporator section(s) 11 are inside of the enclosure 6.
• the manifold 4 provides a fluid connection between the ends of the tubes 5 so that vapor flowing upwardly in the evaporator section(s) 11 enters the manifold 4 and then flows downwardly into the condenser section(s) 10.
• the ends of the tubes 5 are attached to the manifold 4 along a single line on the manifold 4.
• the ends of the tubes 5 may alternate such that ends of the tubes 5 adjacent the evaporator sections 11 alternate with ends of the tubes 5 adjacent the condenser sections 10.
• the tubes may be bent or otherwise formed to have an offset as can be seen in FIG.
• each of the tubes 5 may be arranged in a single plane with no offset and be attached to the manifold 4 so that the tube ends lie in a plane that is parallel to the plane of the flat tube.
• FIG. 1 embodiment shows the tubes having a bend 13 that extends along about a 180 degree arc, other extensions of the bend 13 are possible, such as that shown in FIG. 2 in which the bends 13 extend along an arc of more than 180 degrees. It will also be appreciated that bend arcs less than 180 degrees, such as 45 degrees or more (or less), are possible.
• FIG. 3 shows an arrangement similar to that in FIGs. 1 and la, but is inverted so that the first and second manifolds 2, 3 are positioned below the bends 13. That is, in FIGs. 1 and la, the first and second manifolds 2, 3 are positioned above the bend 13, and the first manifold 2 is positioned above the second manifold 3 to encourage proper vapor flow from the second manifold 3 to the first manifold 2.
• the bend 13 is positioned above the manifolds, 2, 3, and the first manifold 2 is positioned above the second manifold 3 to encourage proper condensed liquid flow from the first manifold 2 to the second manifold 3.
• Vapor in the condenser section(s) 10 condenses with the removal of heat, and condensed liquid flows downwardly in channels of the tubes 5 into the first manifold 2. Liquid then flows to the second manifold 3 via the conduit 12 and into channels of the tubes 5 in the evaporator sections 11.
• FIG. 3 embodiment may be associated with an enclosure 6, e.g., so that a panel 61 is positioned between the evaporator and condenser sections 10, 11, and the bends 13 and the conduit 12 pass through the panel 61.
• FIG. 3a shows an alternate arrangement for the FIG. 3 embodiment in which a single flow channel pipe for the conduit 12 is replaced with one or more multi-port tubes.
• the multi-port tube used for the conduit 12 may be arranged as a flat tube, or in other ways, and one or more conduits 12 extending between the first and second manifolds 2, 3 may be provided.
• FIGs. 4 and 4a show an alternate arrangement that is configured like that in FIGs. 2 and 2a, but is inverted so the manifold 4 is positioned below the bend(s) 13.
• the bends 13 in this embodiment provide a vapor flow path between the evaporator and condenser sections 10, 11.
• the embodiment of FIGs. 4 and 4a is identical in structure to the FIGs. 2 and 2a embodiment.
• a thermosiphon device 1 may include a bent tube section that functions as a liquid return path and a vapor supply path for evaporator and condenser sections of the tube.
• FIG. 5 shows an illustrative embodiment in which one or more channels at a bend of a multi-port tube provide a liquid flow path and one or more channels at the bend provide a vapor flow path between evaporator and condenser sections of the tube.
• the thermosiphon device 1 includes multiple multi- port tubes 5 that have ends respectively attached to first and second manifolds 2, 3.
• the fins 9 or other thermal transfer structure that provides heat to the evaporator section 11 are not attached to portions of the tubes 5 near an upper part of the vapor supply path 4, but are attached to portions of the tubes 5 near a lower part of the vapor supply path 11 at an overheat area 1 la of the evaporator section 11.
• vapor in the vapor supply path 4 is overheated in the overheat area 11a prior to entering the portion of the vapor supply path in the condenser section 10, i.e., vapor supply path portion 4a. Since vapor in the vapor supply path portion 4a will lose heat, overheating the vapor at the overheat area 11a assists in maintaining proper vapor flow in the vapor supply path 4, e.g., the overheat area 11a may be designed such that the vapor overheat is large enough to eliminate liquid condensing in the vapor supply path portion 4a.
• Fins 9 or other thermal transfer structure may not be attached to the tubes 5 at portion of the vapor supply path portion 4a, e.g., to reduce heat transfer.
• the vapor supply path portion 4a may be insulated to assist in maintaining proper vapor flow without condensation in the vapor supply path portion 4a.
• a thermosiphon device may include an evaporator section including a plurality of evaporator channels extending downwardly from an upper evaporator header, a condenser section including a plurality of condenser channels extending upwardly from a lower condenser header, and a conduit connecting the lower condenser header and the upper evaporator header, where the conduit includes a vapor supply channel and a liquid return channel.
• the vapor supply channel and the liquid return channel may be separate from each other in the conduit, and in some embodiments, may communicate with respective vapor chambers and liquid chambers in the lower condenser header and the upper evaporator header.
• the condenser header and the evaporator header may each include a separation wall that separates vapor and liquid chambers in the header, and the vapor supply channel and the liquid return channel may communicate with the respective vapor and liquid chambers in the headers.
• FIG. 6 shows a perspective view of a thermosiphon device 1 including an evaporator section 11 with upper and lower headers 30a, 24, and the condenser section 10 with upper and lower headers 14, 30b.
• the upper condenser header 14 and/or lower evaporator header 24 are not required and may be omitted.
• a conduit 30c fluidly couples the lower condenser header 30b and the upper evaporator header 30a so that vapor may travel from the upper evaporator header 30a to the lower condenser header 30b and so that liquid may travel from the lower condenser header 30b and the upper evaporator header 30a.
• the conduit 30c includes separate vapor supply and liquid return channels, and these vapor supply and liquid return channels may fluidly communicate, respectively, with vapor and liquid chambers in the headers 30a, 30b.
• the headers 30a, 30b and the conduit 30c may together form a manifold 30 that provides dedicated liquid and vapor flow paths between the condenser and evaporator sections 10, 11.
• the FIG. 6 embodiment may be arranged to operate with an enclosure 6 similar to that described with reference to FIG. 1, e.g., the evaporator section 11 may be positioned inside of a sealed enclosure 6, the condenser section 10 may be positioned outside of the enclosure 6, and the conduit 30c may pass through a panel 61 of the enclosure 6. This arrangement may require only a single opening in the panel to provide both vapor and liquid flow paths for the thermosiphon device 1.
• FIG. 7 shows a schematic side view of the FIG. 6 embodiment, and includes an illustrative panel 61 of an enclosure 6.
• the lower condenser header 30 and the upper evaporator header 30a include a vapor chamber 32 and a liquid chamber 31.
• the vapor chambers 32 are in fluid communication with a vapor supply channel 130 of the conduit 30c, and the liquid chambers 31 are in fluid communication with the liquid return channel 230 of the conduit 30c.
• the vapor chamber 32 of the lower condenser header 30b is in fluid communication with a vapor supply path 15, which provides vapor to the upper condenser header 14, and the liquid chamber 31 is in fluid communication with one or more condensing channels 16 of the condenser section 10.
• the vapor chamber 32 of the upper evaporator header 30a is in fluid communication with one or more evaporation channels 22 of the evaporator section 11 and the liquid chamber 31 is in fluid communication with a liquid return path 21 which provides condensed fluid to the lower evaporator header 24.
• FIG. 8 shows a schematic perspective view of a thermosiphon device 1 that includes a manifold 30 that includes vapor and liquid chambers 32, 31, and engages with evaporator and condenser sections 11, 10 in an illustrative embodiment.
• the manifold 30 in FIG. 8 illustrates how the lower condenser header 30b and the upper evaporator header 30a may engage with condenser and evaporator sections 10, 11, respectively, while providing separate vapor and liquid chambers 32, 31 in the header 30a, 30b.
• the condenser and evaporator sections 10, 11 include multi- port tubes 5 that each include multiple channels.
• some of the channels in each tube 5 may function as condensing channels 16, while one or more channels may function as a vapor supply path 15.
• Thermal transfer structure 9 e.g., fins
• the channels in each tube 5 may function as evaporation channels 22, while one or more channels may function as a liquid return path 21.
• Thermal transfer structure 9 e.g., fins
• portions of the tubes 5 adjacent the liquid return path 21 may be free of thermal transfer structure 9.
• thermosiphon device 1 operates to cool heat generating devices by receiving heat at the evaporator section(s) 11 such that liquid in evaporation channels 22 boils or otherwise vaporizes. Heat may be received at the evaporation channels 22 by warm air (heated by the heat generating devices) flowing across a thermal transfer structure 9 that is thermally coupled to the evaporation channels 22 or in other ways, such as by a direct conductive path, one or more heat pipes, a liquid heat exchanger, etc. Vapor flows upwardly from the evaporation channels 22 into a vapor chamber 32 of a manifold 30, and then into a vapor supply path 15 of a condenser section 10.
• the vapor continues to flow upwardly in the vapor supply path 15 until reaching the header 14 of the condenser section 10. At this point, the vapor flows downwardly into one or more condensing channels 16 of the condenser section 10, where the vapor condenses to a liquid and flows downwardly into a liquid chamber 31 of the manifold 30.
• Heat removed from the vapor during condensation may be transferred to thermal transfer structure 9 coupled to the condensing channels 16, e.g., one or more fins conductively coupled to the condenser section 10 adjacent the condensing channels 16.
• heat may be removed from the thermal transfer structure 9 by cool air flowing across the structure 9, by a liquid bath, a liquid heat exchanger, refrigerant coils, or other arrangement.
• the condensed liquid flows downwardly from the condensing channels 16 into the liquid chamber 31 and then into a liquid return path
• a single manifold may be used to fluidly couple both evaporator channels of an evaporator with a vapor supply path of a condenser section, and condensing channels of a condenser with a liquid return path of an evaporator section.
• the manifold 30 includes an outer wall 34 that defines an internal space.
• the outer wall 34 has a square tube or cylindrical shape, but any other suitable shape is possible.
• a separation wall 35 is arranged in the manifold 30 to separate the internal space into the liquid chamber 31 and the vapor chamber 32. This arrangement provides a simple and effective way to fluidly couple portions of the thermosiphon device 1.
• the separation wall 35 may engage with condenser and evaporator sections 10, 11 so as to fluidly couple condenser channels 16 and the liquid return path 21 with the liquid chamber 31 and fluidly couple evaporator channels
• a separation wall 35 (e.g., a wall 35 in the lower condenser header 30b) may be engaged with multi-port tubes 5 so as to put condensing channels 16 and the vapor supply path 11 on opposite sides of the separation wall 35, or a separation wall 35 (e.g., a wall 35 in the upper evaporator header 30a) may be engaged with multi-port tubes 5 so as to put evaporator channels 22 and the liquid return path 21 on opposite sides of the separation wall 35.
• a separation wall 35 e.g., a wall 35 in the lower condenser header 30b
• a separation wall 35 e.g., a wall 35 in the upper evaporator header 30a
• the condenser and evaporator sections 10, 11 include flat tubes 5 having multiple parallel channels, and a manifold end of each tube 5 may be inserted into the internal space of the manifold 30, e.g., through an opening in the outer wall 34.
• the separation wall 35 may include slots or other openings to receive a part of the manifold end of the tubes 5 thereby providing desired communication of the different portions of the condenser and evaporator sections 10, 11 with the vapor and liquid chambers 32, 31.
• the separation wall 35 e.g., a wall 35 in the upper evaporator header 30a
• parts of the evaporator section 11 (on the left in FIG. 9) that define the evaporation channels 22 are not received in the liquid chamber slot or opening of the separation wall 35.
• the liquid return path 21 is put in
• the separation wall 35 e.g., a wall 35 in the lower condenser header 30b
• the separation wall 35 may include a vapor chamber slot or opening to receive a portion of the condenser section 10 (on the left in FIG. 9) that defines the vapor supply path 15, but not portions that define the condenser channels 16 (on the right in FIG. 9).
• the vapor supply path 15 is put in fluid communication with the vapor chamber 32 and the condensing channels 16 are put in fluid communication with the liquid chamber 31.
• the separation wall 35 is formed as a flat plate that is received into corresponding grooves formed in the inner side of the outer wall 34, other arrangements are possible.
• the separation wall 35 need not be flat, but may be curved or otherwise shaped in any suitable way.
• grooves in the inner side of the outer wall 34 may be formed by scoring, broaching, casting, extruding or other techniques.
• the conduit 30c may be formed in a way like that shown in FIG. 9, e.g., with an outer wall 34 and separation wall 35 to separate vapor supply and liquid return channels.
• FIG. 11 shows an altered version of the FIG. 6 embodiment in which the lower condenser header 30b is eliminated.
• multi-port condenser tubes 5 are bent to have a bend 13 and engage at an end with the upper evaporator header 30a.
• the condenser tubes 5 may engage with the upper evaporator header 30a in a way similar to that in FIG. 9, e.g., so the vapor supply path 15 is in communication with the vapor chamber 32 and the condenser channels 16 are in communication with the liquid chamber 31.
• the tubes 5 may extend through openings in a panel 61 of an enclosure 6, if desired.
• the upper evaporator header 30a may be engaged with the panel 61, e.g., so that a flange 33 of the outer wall 34 engages with the panel 61 at an opening and part of the header 30a is positioned outside of the enclosure 6.
• FIG. 12 shows another altered version of the FIG. 6 embodiment, but in which the upper evaporator header 30a is eliminated.
• multi-port tubes 5 of the evaporation section 10 are bent to have a bend 13 and engage with the lower condenser header 30b, e.g., in a way like that shown in FIG. 9.
• the tubes 5 may extend through a panel 61 of an enclosure, and/or the lower header 30b may be engaged at the panel 61, e.g., via a flange 33.
• the bends 13 in the FIGs. 11 and 12 embodiment provide a liquid return path and a vapor supply path between the condenser and evaporator sections 10, 11.
• FIG. 13 shows another illustrative embodiment of a thermosiphon device 10 that includes evaporator and condenser sections 11, 10 that each include channels extending between upper and lower headers, i.e., upper header 14 and lower header 2 for the condenser section 10 and upper header 3 and lower header 24 for the evaporator section 24.
• An upper conduit 12a fluidly couples the upper evaporator header 3 with the upper condenser header 14, e.g., to deliver vapor to the header 14.
• a lower conduit 12b fluidly couples the lower condenser header 2 with the lower evaporator header 24, e.g., to deliver liquid to the header 24.
• the conduits 12a, 12b may pass through a panel 61 or other portion of an enclosure 6, e.g., so that the evaporator section 11 is inside the enclosure 6 and the condenser section 10 is outside the enclosure 6.
• the conduits 12a, 12b may have a U- shape.

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