WO2016146930A1 - Block heat exchanger, method for implementing same and heat exchange block belonging to such an exchanger - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F28—HEAT EXCHANGE IN GENERAL
- F28F—DETAILS OF HEAT-EXCHANGE AND HEAT-TRANSFER APPARATUS, OF GENERAL APPLICATION
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F28—HEAT EXCHANGE IN GENERAL
- F28F—DETAILS OF HEAT-EXCHANGE AND HEAT-TRANSFER APPARATUS, OF GENERAL APPLICATION
- F28F9/00—Casings; Header boxes; Auxiliary supports for elements; Auxiliary members within casings
- F28F9/005—Other auxiliary members within casings, e.g. internal filling means or sealing means
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F28—HEAT EXCHANGE IN GENERAL
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- F28F2265/00—Safety or protection arrangements; Arrangements for preventing malfunction
- F28F2265/06—Safety or protection arrangements; Arrangements for preventing malfunction by using means for draining heat exchange media from heat exchangers
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F28—HEAT EXCHANGE IN GENERAL
- F28F—DETAILS OF HEAT-EXCHANGE AND HEAT-TRANSFER APPARATUS, OF GENERAL APPLICATION
- F28F2265/00—Safety or protection arrangements; Arrangements for preventing malfunction
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- the invention relates to the technical field of block heat exchangers. It relates more particularly to such a block heat exchanger, which is equipped with means for identifying a possible leak of one of the fluids circulating in this exchanger.
- a block heat exchanger which is equipped with means for identifying a possible leak of one of the fluids circulating in this exchanger.
- heat exchangers Numerous types of heat exchangers are known, among which there will be mentioned, inter alia, plate, tube or finned exchangers.
- the invention is more particularly directed to a block-type heat exchanger comprising an enclosure in which at least one heat exchange block is housed. Usually, this chamber receives several of these blocks, which are stacked on top of each other.
- Each block is made of a thermally conductive material, such as graphite possibly combined with additives, for example of the polymer type.
- This block which may be parallelepipedal or cylindrical, is hollowed out of two series of channels extending perpendicularly to each other. These channels are intended for the circulation of two fluids, in order to put them in exchange for mutual heat.
- the first fluid is for example an acid
- the second fluid is a coolant, especially water.
- first channels are longitudinal and open on the front faces of the body, while the second channels are transverse and open on the opposite transverse faces of the body.
- both the first and second channels are longitudinal and open on the front faces of the body.
- the facing faces, belonging to two contiguous stacked blocks, are in mutual support.
- the end blocks are respectively placed against the bottom and the cover of this enclosure.
- the latter is finally equipped with different tubings, allowing the supply of fluids in the two series of channels, and their evacuation out of these channels.
- Block heat exchangers are for example known from EP-A-0 196 548, or from WO-A-2006/081965.
- an object of the present invention is to provide a block heat exchanger which has improved sealing compared to exchangers of the same type, known from the state of the art.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide such a heat exchanger, which allows effective monitoring of the seal between the two fluids circulating in the channels of this exchanger.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide such a heat exchanger, which has a relatively simple structure and which can be manufactured without particular risk of mechanical failure, particularly with respect to channels dug in the blocks belonging to this exchanger.
- An object of the present invention is a heat exchanger comprising
- each block comprising a body, first longitudinal channels formed in this body according to a longitudinal direction of the block, which open on two opposite end faces of the body,
- the exchanger further comprising first input means of a first fluid in the first channels, second input means of a second fluid in the second channels, first output means of the first fluid out of the first channels; second means for outputting the second fluid from the second channels, sealing means between the first and second fluids,
- said exchanger being characterized in that the sealing means comprise at least one of the interfaces between two facing faces belonging to the cover and to the block which is adjacent to it, to the bottom and to the block which is adjacent to it; with two contiguous blocks, at least one radially inner peripheral seal, each inner seal extending radially outside the zone of the outlets of at least a portion of the longitudinal channels, and a radially outer peripheral seal defining, with the peripheral joint (s) (s) and the opposite end faces, a confinement space of a possible leak of one or the other fluid.
- the second channels are transverse and there is provided a single radially inner seal extending radially outside the region of the outlets of the longitudinal channels, the confinement space being of annular shape;
- the second channels are also longitudinal and there is at least one first radially inner seal, each first inner seal extending outside the outlet area of at least a portion of the first longitudinal channels, and at least one a second radially inner seal, each second inner seal extending outside the outlet area of at least a portion of the second longitudinal channels;
- the first and second longitudinal channels are arranged in a succession of alternating rows, the area of outlets of each row being surrounded by a respective radially inner seal;
- the sealing means comprise said at least one inner peripheral seal and said outer peripheral seal at all interfaces between two adjacent blocks;
- the sealing means comprise said at least one inner peripheral seal and said outer peripheral seal, to all of said interfaces;
- the exchanger further comprises detection means adapted to detect the presence of at least one of the first and the second fluid, within at least one annular confinement space; the exchanger further comprises an alarm capable of being activated by the detection means;
- the exchanger further comprises evacuation means adapted to evacuate outside the enclosure said leakage of any fluid, confined in at least one annular space;
- the evacuation means are placed in communication by the fluid with the detection means;
- the detection means are remote from the enclosure and there is provided a clean connecting pipe to connect these detection means and the outlet of the evacuation means;
- the evacuation means comprise at least one evacuation pipe, each evacuation pipe being formed in a respective block and connecting two adjacent confinement spaces;
- the evacuation means comprise an evacuation tunnel formed in the bottom and / or the cover, which tunnel connects a confinement space and the outside of the enclosure;
- Another object of the present invention is a method of implementing an exchanger as above, in which the first and second fluids are circulated in the first and second channels, so as to put them in exchange for heat. and the circulation of at least one fluid is stopped if the presence of said fluid is detected in at least one annular confinement space.
- the outer seal is replaced if the presence of the second fluid is detected in at least one annular confinement space.
- Another object of the present invention is a heat exchange block comprising a body, said first longitudinal channels, formed in this body in a longitudinal direction of the block, which open on two opposite end faces of the body, said second transverse channels. , formed in this body in a transverse direction of the block, which open on two opposite transverse faces of the body, said block being characterized in that it further comprises, on each front face, at least one radially inner peripheral seat which extends radially outside the region of the outlets of the longitudinal channels, this seat being adapted to receive a first seal,
- a radially outer peripheral seat adapted to receive a second seal, this outer peripheral seat defining with the inner peripheral seat an annular intermediate section
- At least one discharge pipe connects the opposite end faces and opens on the two opposite annular sections.
- a heat exchanger of the type targeted by the invention, delimits a certain number of interfaces, between the end faces opposite its constituent elements. There is therefore a first interface between the cover and the block adjacent thereto, an opposite interface between the bottom and the adjacent block, and any additional interfaces between each pair of contiguous blocks.
- a heat exchanger of the type targeted by the invention, delimits a certain number of interfaces, between the end faces opposite its constituent elements. There is therefore a first interface between the cover and the block adjacent thereto, an opposite interface between the bottom and the adjacent block, and any additional interfaces between each pair of contiguous blocks.
- the invention relates to two main types of heat exchangers.
- a first constructive mode only the first channels, intended for the circulation of a first fluid, called process fluid, are longitudinal and open on the front faces of each block.
- the second channels intended for the circulation of the coolant, are transverse and open on the lateral faces of each block.
- the seal (s) inside (s) surrounds (only) the outlet of the first channels, at the front faces. It is typically provided with a single inner seal, forming an annular containment space with the outer seal.
- both the first and second channels are longitudinal and open on the front faces of each block.
- a greater number of inner seals may be provided depending on the arrangement of the different channels.
- the invention ensures the seal between the two fluids put in heat exchange, firstly thanks to the (x) seal (s) interior (s). In case of malfunction of this (s) internal seal (s), the possible leakage of fluid is confined because of the presence of the outer seal.
- This double degree of security is provided on at least one of the interfaces listed above, in particular on all the interfaces between each pair of contiguous blocks, preferably on all the interfaces listed above. This provides improved sealing and safety, in particular by comparison with solutions involving a single seal between these two streams.
- the invention also makes it possible to warn the operator in a substantially immediate manner, in the event of malfunction of one of the seals. Depending on the nature of the fluid, confined in the annular space and then discharged out of the exchanger, the operator knows which of the two seals is out of use. He can proceed to the detailed replacement of this faulty seal, before restarting the implementation of the installation.
- the invention substantially eliminates any risk of contact between the two fluids. Indeed, such contacting occurs only in the case, highly improbable in practice, where the two joints pass simultaneously from a functional state to a defective state. In the most common case, only one of these joints becomes out of use while the other remains operational. The operator is notified without delay, stops the flow of fluids and replaces the defective seal.
- the exchanger of the invention is particularly suitable for the exchange of heat between two fluids with high criticality.
- the blocks belonging to the exchanger according to the invention have a small number of additional mechanical members, compared to the blocks classics of the prior art. Moreover, these mechanical members are arranged at a distance from the fluid passage channels. Therefore, the manufacture of these blocks does not induce a significant increase in the risk of rupture. In addition, in use, these blocks have a robustness and a satisfactory life.
- Figure 1 is a longitudinal sectional view, illustrating a heat exchanger according to the invention
- Figure 2 is a cutaway perspective view illustrating a block belonging to the exchanger of Figure 1;
- FIGS. 4 to 6 is a longitudinal sectional view on a much larger scale, illustrating the junction zone between two blocks, respectively in a sealing configuration and in two leak configurations of one or the other of the two. fluids circulating in this exchanger.
- FIG. 7 is a view from above, illustrating a heat exchange block belonging to a heat exchanger according to an alternative embodiment of the invention.
- FIGS. 8 and 9 are top views, similar to FIG. 7, illustrating two configurations of leaks of one or the other of the two fluids circulating in the exchanger of this FIG. 7. Detailed description of the invention
- the heat exchanger essentially comprises several heat exchange blocks 1 to 3, a bottom 4, a cover 5 and a peripheral envelope. 6.
- the heat exchanger in the example there is shown three blocks stacked one above the other, it being understood that a different number of blocks can be provided.
- the interfaces between the end faces facing these constituent elements are referenced, from top to bottom, 135, 123, 1 12 and 1 14.
- the block 1 has a cylindrical shape of circular section. As a variant, it may be of different shape, in particular parallelepipedal, in particular cubic.
- L1 its main or longitudinal axis, which is parallel to the main axis L of the exchanger. In a manner known per se, this block 1 is hollowed out with different channels, for the flow of two fluids intended to be put in mutual heat exchange.
- first a first series of channels 10 parallel to the axis L1 said longitudinal channels, which open on the opposite end faces 1 1 and 1 1 'of the block.
- two fluids are circulated in heat exchange, circulating respectively in the first and second series of channels. These channels are distant from each other, namely that they do not open into each other.
- zone 14 said outlet of the longitudinal channels.
- This zone 14 of circular shape, connects the outer edge of the peripheral longitudinal channels.
- a similar outlet area, not shown, is associated with the other end face 11 '.
- Each end face is hollowed by two concentric grooves, one of which 15 or 15 'is said radially inner and the other 16 or 16' radially outer.
- Each inner groove 15 and 15 ' is formed outside the outlet area, namely that the inner edge of this groove is remote from the outlet of the peripheral channels.
- the grooves 15, 15 ', 16 and 16' are adapted to form the seat of a sealing member, for example of the O-ring type. In the example shown, they have a section in the form of a circular arc. Nevertheless, they can adopt any other profile, specific to the reception of the aforementioned sealing member.
- the block 1 is hollowed out of a duct 18, extending generally along the direction L1, which opens on the end faces 1 1 and 1 1 'by connecting the two intermediate portions 17 and 17'. It may be provided to provide several ducts, similar to that 18, preferably angularly distributed regularly. Without limitation, the section of each conduit is between 0.1 and 50 mm (millimeters). In terms of manufacturing method, the channels 10 and 20 are dug in the usual way. The duct 18 is pierced according to a similar method, regardless of whether or not the ducts are made. Finally the different grooves 15, 15 ', 16 and 16' are provided by any appropriate means, again indifferently before or after the completion of the channels.
- the bottom 4 is hollowed with an opening 41 for the entry of a first fluid into the channels 10. This input is placed in communication with a source of this fluid, which is located upstream and is not illustrated.
- the lid 5 is hollowed out with an opening 51 intended for the outlet of the first fluid out of the channels 10. This outlet is placed in communication with a recovery tank, which is located downstream and is not illustrated.
- the stack of blocks 1 to 3 is surrounded by means of an envelope 6 defining a receiving chamber, with the bottom and the cover.
- this envelope has a flange 61, allowing its attachment to a plate 42, belonging to the bottom (see Figure 3). Similarly, it is provided with means for fixing it on the lid.
- This envelope delimits, with the walls facing the blocks, a peripheral chamber 62 intended for the circulation of a second fluid, intended to be put in heat exchange with the first fluid in the blocks 1 to 3.
- the casing is equipped with respective inlet tubing 63 and outlet 64 of the second fluid, placed in communication with a source and a recovery tank.
- Figure 4 illustrates the stack between blocks 1 and 2.
- Two O-rings J1 and J2 are received in the respective grooves 15 and 25 ', as well as 16 and 26'.
- the front faces 1 1 and 21 'of the blocks are arranged opposite, providing functional interstices 11 and 12, the thickness of which has been enlarged in the drawing for the sake of clarity.
- a spacer space E said confinement, is provided between the facing walls belonging to sections 17 and 27 ', as well as joints J1 and J2.
- This space is annular, in that it extends over the entire periphery of the interface 1 12.
- the stack between the block 1 and the bottom 4 is similar to the stack described above between the two blocks 1 and 2.
- the bottom 4 further hollowed out of an evacuation tunnel 43, connecting the annular space E 'and the outside of the enclosure.
- the outlet of this tunnel is noted 44 on the outer front face of the cover.
- the walls of this outlet receive the first end of a pipe 70, of any suitable type, the other end cooperates with a detection member 80.
- the latter is able to transmit a signal to the operator via an alarm 82 , when it detects the arrival of one or the other of the two fluids flowing in the different blocks 1 to 3.
- This signal can be of any appropriate nature, in particular sound, visual or electronic.
- the first fluid put in heat exchange is admitted through the inlet opening 41, flows successively into the channels 10, 20 and 30, before being discharged through the outlet opening 51.
- the second fluid is admitted by the inlet pipe 63, flows in the channels 12, 22 and 32, before being discharged through the outlet pipe 64. These flows are indicated by arrows in dashed and mixed lines, respectively, in FIG. .
- FIG. 4 more particularly illustrates the flow of the fluids between the blocks 1 and 2, it being understood that this flow is similar between the other blocks 2 and 3, between the block 1 and the bottom, as well as between the block 3 and the lid.
- these fluids infiltrate into the respective interstices 11 and 12, they come into contact with the J1 and J2 joints.
- the joints J1 and J2 are functional so that they prevent the passage of fluids towards the annular space and that there is no mixing between these fluids.
- the first fluid is then discharged from the enclosure, via the pipe 70, towards the detection member 80.
- the latter then activates the alarm 82, which indicates to the operator that he must stop walking. of the installation.
- the operator is further informed of the nature of the fluid thus evacuated, so that it can proceed to a detailed replacement of the first seal J1.
- This second fluid is then directed via the conduit 18, the tunnel 43 and the pipe 70, to the detection member.
- the operator is alerted to the malfunction, so that it stops the implementation of the installation and proceeds to replace this second seal J2.
- the leakage of one or the other fluid occurs at the interface between the upper block 3 and the lid 5, the fluid is sucked successively along the lines 38, 28 and 18, before being evacuated via the tunnel 43. If this leakage occurs at the interface between the two blocks 2 and 3, the fluid is sucked successively along the lines 28 and 18, before being discharged via the tunnel 43. Finally if this leak occurs at the interface between the lower block 1 and the bottom 4, the fluid is directly discharged via the tunnel 43.
- FIG. 7 illustrates a heat exchange block 201 belonging to a heat exchanger according to an alternative embodiment of the invention.
- the mechanical elements similar to those of the preceding figures are assigned the same reference numbers, increased by 200.
- the block 201 of FIG. 7 differs from that of FIGS. 1 to 6, first of all in that it is rectangular in shape, but also in that the two series of channels are parallel and open on the front faces of each block, of which only one 21 1 is referenced in this figure. There is therefore first of all the first series of channels 210, similar to those of the previous figures.
- the second series is also formed of longitudinal channels 212, as opposed to the transverse channels 12 of the preceding figures. These different channels 210 and 212 are substantially parallel, namely that they do not open into each other.
- two fluids are circulated in heat exchange, circulating respectively in the first and second series of channels. These two fluids are of the same nature as those described above.
- the channels are formed by parallel rows, arranged alternately in plan view. Three rows R1 to R3 of first channels 210 are thus found, as well as two rows R'1 and R'2 of second channels 212.
- FIG. 7 illustrates the different areas of opening of the longitudinal channels, either DR1 to DR3 for the rows of the first series and DR'1, DR'2 for the rows of the second series. Each zone, of rectangular shape, extends around the perimeter of a respective row of channels.
- the front face 21 1 is hollowed with rectangular grooves, said inner, each of which extends outside a corresponding outlet area.
- the different internal grooves receive respective sealing members, JR1 to JR3, and JR'1 and JR'2, which are for example similar to that J1 of the first embodiment.
- This front face 21 1 is further hollowed out of a rectangular peripheral groove, called outside, which surrounds the various interior gorges mentioned above.
- This outer groove receives a sealing member JP, which is for example similar to that J2 of the first embodiment.
- these contiguous blocks define a confinement space E201, similar to that E of the previous figures.
- This space is delimited by the facing faces belonging to the section 217 and to the unrepresented section of the contiguous block, as well as by the joints JP, JR1 to JR3, as well as JR'1 and JR'2.
- other confinement spaces are advantageously formed by the facing walls of the other contiguous blocks, by the facing walls of the bottom and of the block which is contiguous thereto, as well as by the walls opposite the cover and block adjoining it.
- the inner seals are functional, so that they prevent the passage of fluids towards the confinement space and that there is no mixing between these fluids.
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