EP3023727B1 - Plaque de guidage de fluide et échangeur de plaque associé - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a plate heat exchanger, and particularly to a plate heat exchanger including a fluid guide plate having a heat exchanging portion with a polygonal planar contour.
- Current plate heat exchangers are generally formed from stamped curved stainless steel plates in a parallel arrangement.
- One of most common curved patterns is curved chevron.
- the curved chevron patterns of the two adjacent plates are a combination of the two adjacent plates placed at 180 degrees inverted to each other.
- convex ribs of the two adjacent plates form an intersecting contact point to further form a juxtaposed channel system.
- This juxtaposed channel system allows a fluid flown into the plate heat exchanger to produce a strong turbulence, hence achieving a design with a high heat transfer effect.
- a travel approach of the fluid in the plate heat exchanger is designed in a way that, a cold fluid passes through one side channel, a hot fluid passes through a next side channel, and a cold fluid passes through a second next channel. Accordingly, heat exchange of the cold and hot fluids in the plate heat exchanger is thoroughly performed to achieve maximized conversion efficiency.
- Patent publication Nos. 201030306 , 201408982 and Taiwan Patent No. 1445917 disclose examples of plate heat exchangers in curved chevron patterns. Further, according to differences in angles, the curved chevron patterns may be categorized into high theta plates and low theta plates.
- the curved chevron pattern of low theta plates has a smaller included angle
- the curved chevron pattern of high theta plates has a larger included angle.
- low theta plates have a lower pressure drop as well as a smaller heat transfer coefficient.
- high theta plates usually have a higher pressure drop as well as a larger heat transfer coefficient.
- the European application EP 2455695A2 discloses another heat exchanging device in which several plates are stacked together, and wherein every plate contains a number of first and second bulges that are different from each other and are assembled neighboring to each other on the plate.
- the application US 2007/0006998 A1 discloses yet another heat exchanging device that comprises a first and a second set of heat exchanger plates each having first and second projections in opposite directions, wherein the first and second heat exchanger plates are alternately stacked on top of each other.
- the application US 2004/0011515 A1 and the application WO 00/16029 disclose yet another heat exchanging device with a plurality of stacked heat exchanging plates that each comprise a plurality of quadrangular pyramid shaped bulges that are arranged on each plate in one array-like structure.
- the application EP 2 757 341 A1 discloses material specifications and a preproduction process to produce heat exchange plates that contain protrusions.
- the present invention provides a fluid guide plate according to claim 1.
- each of the heat exchanging portions has a right hexagonal planar contour.
- the fluid guide plate further includes at least two fluid openings penetrated through the first heat exchanging surface and the second heat exchanging surface.
- the heat exchanging portions are disposed between the fluid openings.
- the fluid guide plate further includes a plurality of fluid guide portions located between the fluid openings and the heat exchanging portions.
- the fluid guide portions are formed by recessing the first heat exchanging surface towards the second heat exchanging surface and are disposed in protrusion at the second heat exchanging surface.
- a distance between two adjacent heat exchanging portions is 1mm to 5mm.
- each of the heat exchanging portions has a protruding height extended from the second heat exchanging surface, and a protruding width formed between any two opposite sides of the heat exchanging portion.
- a ratio of the protruding height to the protruding width is 0.18 to 0.22.
- the heat exchanging portions are arranged to form a first guide group and a second guide group.
- the heat exchanging portions of the first guide group and the heat exchanging portions of the second guide group are in a staggered arrangement.
- the present invention provides a plate heat exchanger according to claim 7.
- each of the first heat exchanging portions and the second heat exchanging portions has a right hexagonal planar contour.
- the first fluid guide plate further includes at least two first fluid openings penetrated through the third heat exchanging surface and the fourth heat exchanging surface.
- the first heat exchanging portions are disposed between the first fluid openings.
- the second fluid guide plate further includes at least two second fluid openings penetrated through the fifth heat exchanging surface and the sixth heat exchanging surface. The second heat exchanging portions are disposed between the second fluid openings.
- the first fluid guide plate includes a plurality of first fluid guide portions located between the first fluid openings and the first heat exchanging portions.
- the first fluid guide portions are formed by recessing the third heat exchanging surface towards the fourth heat exchanging surface, and are disposed in protrusion at the fourth heat exchanging surface.
- the second fluid guide plate includes a plurality of second fluid guide portions located between the second fluid openings and the second heat exchanging portions.
- the second fluid guide portions are formed by recessing the sixth heat exchanging surface towards the fifth heat exchanging surface and are disposed in protrusion at the fifth heat exchanging surface.
- a distance between two adjacent first heat exchanging portions is 1mm to 5mm, and a distance between two adjacent second heat exchanging portions is 1mm to 5mm.
- each of the first heat exchanging portions has a first protruding height extended from the fourth heat exchanging surface, and a first protruding width formed between any two opposite sides of the first heat exchanging portion. A ratio of the first protruding height to the first protruding width is 0.18 to 0.22.
- Each of the second heat exchanging portions has a second protruding height extended from the fifth heat exchanging surface, and a second protruding width formed between any two opposite sides of the second heat exchanging portion. A ratio of the second protruding height to the second protruding width is 0.18 to 0.22.
- the first heat exchanging portions on the first fluid guide plate are arranged to form a third guide group and a fourth guide group.
- the first heat exchanging portions of the third guide group and the first heat exchanging portions of the fourth guide group are in a staggered arrangement.
- the second heat exchanging portions on the second fluid guide plate are arranged to form a fifth guide group and a sixth guide group.
- the second heat exchanging portion of the fifth guide group and the second heat exchanging portions of the sixth guide group are in a staggered arrangement.
- the fluid guide plate and the plate heat exchanger of the present invention provide following advantages.
- the present invention provides a fluid guide plate 10 and a plate heat exchanger 20 applied to the fluid guide plate 10, as shown in Fig. 1 and Fig. 2 .
- the fluid guide plate 10 includes a first heat exchanging surface 11, a second heat exchanging surface 12 disposed correspondingly to the first heat exchanging surface 11 at the other side of the first heat exchanging surface 11, a plurality of heat exchanging portions 13 formed at the first heat exchanging surface 11 and the second heat exchanging surface 12, at least two fluid openings 14 penetrated through the first heat exchanging surface 11 and the second heat exchanging surface 12, and a plurality of fluid guide portions 15 formed at the first heat exchanging surface 11 and the second heat exchanging surface 12.
- the heat exchanging potions 13 and the fluid guide portions 15 are disposed between the fluid openings 14, and the fluid guide portions 14 are disposed between the fluid openings 14 and the heat exchanging portions 13.
- the fluid guide plate 10 includes four fluid openings 14.
- the heat exchanging portions 13 and the fluid guide portions 15 are formed by a stamping process.
- Each of the heat exchanging portions 13 has a right hexagonal planar contour.
- the heat exchanging portions 13 and the fluid guide portions 15 are formed by recessing the first heat exchanging surface 11 towards the second heat exchanging surface 12 and are disposed in protrusion at the second heat exchanging surface 12.
- each of the heat exchanging portions 13 has a protruding height extended from the second heat exchanging surface 12, and a protruding width formed between any two opposite sides of the heat exchanging portion 13.
- a ratio of the protruding height to the protruding width is 0.18 to 0.22.
- a distance between two adjacent heat exchanging portions 13 is 1mm to 5mm.
- the heat exchanging portions 13 are arranged to form a first guide group 16 and a second guide group 17.
- the heat exchanging portions 13 of the first guide group 16 and the heat exchanging portions 13 of the second guide group 17 are in a staggered arrangement.
- the plate heat exchanger 20 includes at least one first fluid guide plate 21, at least one second fluid guide plate 22 disposed at a distance from each first fluid guide plate 21, at least one stopping member 23 located between each first fluid guide plate 21 and each second fluid guide plate 22, a first input pipe 24 for inputting a first fluid 100, a first output pipe 25 for outputting the first fluid 100, a second input pipe 26 for inputting a second fluid 101, a second output pipe 27 for outputting the second fluid 101, and four fluid sealing members 28 disposed at a distance from one another.
- each of the first fluid guide plate 21 and each of the second fluid guide plate 22 have identical structural features from the foregoing fluid guide plate 10, and are herein distinguished for better describing an assembly of the plate heat exchanger 20.
- first input pipe 24, the first output pipe 25, the second input pipe 26 and the second output pipe 27 are located at a same side, and are assembled to one first fluid guide plate 21. In other possible embodiments, positions for disposing the first input pipe 24, the first output pipe 25, the second input pipe 26 and the second output pipe 27 may be adjusted according to actual requirements. Details of the four fluid sealing members 28 are to be described shortly.
- one single first fluid guide plate 21 and one single second fluid plate 22 placed next to each other are taken as an example for illustrating respective structures and an arrangement relationship, as the first fluid guide plate 21 and the second fluid guide plate 22 that are adjacent to each other at the left side in Fig. 2 and Fig. 3 .
- the first fluid guide plate 21 includes a third heat exchanging surface 211 facing the second fluid guide plate 22, a fourth heat exchanging surface 212 disposed at one side away from the second fluid guide plate 22, a plurality of first heat exchanging portions 213 formed by recessing the third heat exchanging surface 211 towards the fourth heat exchanging surface 212 and disposed in protrusion at the fourth heat exchanging surface 212, at least two first fluid openings 214 penetrated through the third heat exchanging surface 211 and the fourth heat exchanging surface 212, and a plurality of first fluid guide portions 215 formed by recessing the third heat exchanging surface 211 towards the fourth heat exchanging surface 212 and disposed in protrusion at the fourth heat exchanging surface 212.
- the first heat exchanging portions 213 and the first fluid guide portions 215 are disposed between the first fluid openings 214, and the first fluid guide portions 215 are disposed between the first fluid openings 214 and the first heat exchanging portions 213.
- the first fluid guide plate 214 includes four first fluid openings 214.
- each of the first heat exchanging portions 213 has a right hexagonal planar contour.
- each of the first heat exchanging portions 213 has a first protruding height 216 extended from the fourth heat exchanging surface 212, and a first protruding width 217 formed between any two opposite sides of the first heat exchanging portion 213.
- a ratio of the first protruding height 216 to the first protruding width 217 is 0.18 to 0.22.
- a distance between two adjacent first heat exchanging portions 213 is 1mm to 5mm.
- the first heat exchanging portions 213 on the first fluid guide plate 21 are arranged to form a third guide group 218 and a fourth guide group 219.
- the first heat exchanging portions 213 of the third guide group 218 and the first heat exchanging portions 213 of the fourth guide group 219 are in a staggered arrangement.
- the second fluid guide plate 22 includes a fifth heat exchanging surface 221 facing the first fluid plate 21, a sixth heat exchanging surface 222 disposed at one side away from the first fluid guide plate 21, a plurality of second heat exchanging portions 223 formed by recessing the sixth heat exchanging surface 222 towards the fifth heat exchanging surface 221 and disposed in protrusion at the fifth heat exchanging surface 221, at least two second fluid openings 224 penetrated through the fifth heat exchanging surface 221 and the sixth heat exchanging surface 222, and a plurality of second fluid guide portions 225 formed by recessing the sixth heat exchanging surface 222 towards the fifth heat exchanging surface 221 and disposed in protrusion at the fifth heat exchanging surface 221.
- the second heat exchanging portions 223 and the second fluid guide portions 225 are disposed between the second fluid openings 224, and the second fluid guide portions 225 are disposed between the second fluid openings 224 and the second heat exchanging portions 223.
- the second fluid guide plate 22 includes four second fluid openings 224.
- each of the second heat exchanging portions 223 has a right hexagonal planar contour.
- each of the second heat exchanging portions 223 has a second protruding height 226 extended from the fifth heat exchanging surface 221, and a second protruding width 227 formed between any two opposite sides of the second heat exchanging portion 223.
- a ratio of the second protruding height 226 to the second protruding width 227 is 0.18 to 0.22.
- a distance between two adjacent heat exchanging portions 223 is 1mm to 5mm.
- the second heat exchanging portions 223 on the second fluid guide plate 22 are arranged to form a fifth guide group 228 and a sixth guide group 229.
- the second heat exchanging portions 223 of the fifth guide group 228 and the second heat exchanging portions 223 of the sixth guide group 229 are in a staggered arrangement.
- the four fluid sealing members 28 are configured at the same side and are assembled to one first fluid guide plate 21. In other possible embodiments, positions of the four fluid sealing members 28 may be adjusted according to the first input pipe 24, the first output pipe 25, the second input pipe 26 and the second output pipe 27. The four sealing members 28 seal the first fluid openings 214 of one first fluid guide plate 21.
- the plate heat exchanger 20 includes three first fluid guide plates 21, two second fluid guide plates 22 and four stopping members 23.
- the quantities of the above components are not limited by the exemplary numbers.
- each of the first stopping members 23, each of the first fluid guide plates 23 and each of the second fluid guide plates 22 jointly form a heat exchanging space.
- the first fluid guide plates 21, the second fluid guide plates 22 and the stopping members 23 sequentially from a first heating space 30, a second heat exchanging space 40, a third heat exchanging space 50 and a fourth heat exchanging space 60, as shown in Fig. 3 .
- the first fluid openings 214 respectively correspond to the second fluid openings 224.
- each of the stopping members 23 allows only two of the heat exchanging spaces 30, 40, 50 and 60 to be in communication with two of the first fluid openings 214 and two of the second fluid openings 224, while the other two first fluid openings 214 and the other two second fluid openings 224 are separated.
- one of the first fluid openings 214 and the one corresponding second fluid opening 224 form a fluid entrance 70 at one end, while the other first fluid opening 214 and the other second fluid opening 224 form a fluid exit 80 at the other end.
- the plate heat exchanger 20 includes four fluid entrances 70 and four fluid exits 80. Further, the first heat exchanging portions 213 of each of the first fluid guide plates 21 and the second heat exchanging portions 223 of each of the second fluid plates 22 are in a staggered arrangement, as shown in Fig. 4 .
- the first fluid 100 passes through one of the fluid entrances 70 to enter the first heat exchanging space 30.
- the first fluid 100 also continues flowing towards one of the second fluid openings 224 of the adjacent fluid guide plate 22.
- the first fluid 100 is prohibited from entering the second heat exchanging space 40.
- the first fluid 100 continues flowing towards one of the first fluid openings 214 of one of the first fluid guide plates 21, and passes through another fluid entrance 70 to enter the third heat exchanging space 50.
- the second fluid 101 passes through the second input pipe 26 to sequentially enter the second heat exchanging space 40 and the fourth heat exchanging space 60. Therefore, the first fluid 100 and the second fluid 101 respectively enter the adjacent heat exchanging spaces 30, 40, 50 and 60. After respectively entering the adjacent heat exchanging spaces 30, 40, 50 and 60, the first fluid 100 and the second fluid 101 pass between the first heat exchanging portions 213 and the second heat exchanging portions 223 to further form a longitudinal vortex between the first heat exchanging portions 213 and the second heat exchanging portions 223.
- the longitudinal vortex formed by the first heat exchanging portions 213 and the second heat exchanging portions 223 may vigorously stir the first fluid 100 and the second fluid 101 in the heat exchanging spaces 30, 40, 50 and 60, so as to promote disturbing temperature boundary layers of the first fluid 100 and the second fluid 101 such that temperatures in the heat exchanging spaces 30, 40, 50 and 60 become more even.
- the plate heat exchanger 20 enhances the heat transfer efficiency between the first fluid 100 and the second fluid 101.
- the first fluid 100 and the second fluid 101 exit the heat exchanging spaces 30, 40, 50 and 60 via different fluid exits 80.
- the first fluid 100 and the second fluid 101 are respectively outputted via the first output pipe 25 and the second output pipe 27.
- the first fluid 100 and the second fluid 101 enter the heat exchanging spaces 30, 40, 50 and 60 from different directions.
- the fluid entrances 70 are parallel to the fluid exits 80.
- a connecting direction between the fluid entrance 70 and the fluid exit 80 of the first heat exchanging space 30 is parallel to a connecting direction between the fluid entrance 70 and the fluid exit 80 of the second heat exchanging space 40.
- Input and output directions along which the first fluid 100 and the second fluid 101 travel from the fluid entrances 70 to the fluid exits 80 are parallel to the connecting direction.
- each of the first heat exchanging portions 213 and the second heat exchanging portions 223 has a right hexagonal planar contour, and any two opposite sides of each of the first heat exchanging portions 213 and any two sides of each of the second heat exchanging portions 223 are parallel to the connecting direction.
- each of the heat exchanging portions 213 has six vertices, and a connecting direction of two opposite vertices is parallel to the connecting direction.
- the second heat exchanging portions 223 are similarly configured. It should be noted that, configuration orientations of the first heat exchanging portions 213 and the second heat exchanging portions 223 are not limited to the above example.
- the first heat exchanging portions 213 are arranged in a quantity of seven.
- Fig. 6 shows a diagram of data of channel pressure distributions of a high theta plate H, a low theta plate L, and the first fluid guide plate 21 of the present invention.
- the value 1 on the horizontal axis represents the pressure of the first heat exchanging portion 213 at the first row minus the pressure of the first heat exchanging portion 213 at the second row
- the value 2 represents the pressure of the first heat exchanging portion 213 at the third row minus the pressure of the first heat exchanging portion 213 at the fourth row, and so forth.
- the value 1 represents the channel pressure between the first row and the second row.
- the left side of the horizontal axis represents the fluid input end
- the right side of the horizontal axis represents the fluid output end.
- the pressure drop of the fluid guide plate 21 is similarly to that of the conventional low theta plate L.
- the first fluid 100 may be hot water, and the second fluid 101 may be cold water. Further, the first fluid 100 sequentially enters the first heat exchanging space 30 and the third heat exchanging space 50, and the second fluid 101 sequentially enters the fourth heat exchanging space 60 and the second heat exchanging space 40.
- the value 1 on the horizontal axis represents a heat transfer coefficient of the first heat exchanging space 30
- the value 2 represents a heat transfer of the second heat exchanging space 40, and so forth.
- the heat transfer coefficient of the first fluid guide plate 21 is similar to that of the conventional high theta plate H.
- the plate heat exchanger 20 of the present invention simultaneously provides advantages of the low pressure drop of the conventional low theta plate L and the high heat transfer coefficient of the conventional high theta plate H. That is to say, with the present invention, respective molds of the high theta plate H and the low theta plate L for respectively manufacturing the high theta plate H and the low theta plate L need not be at the same time manufactured. In other words, compared to the high theta plate H and the low theta plate L, the plate heat exchanger 20 of the present invention is capable of significantly reducing mold developments and lowering production costs.
- the present invention provides a fluid guide plate and an associated plate heat exchanger.
- the fluid guide plate includes a first heat exchanging surface, a second heat exchanging surface, and a plurality of heat exchanging portions formed by recessing the first heat exchanging surface towards the second heat exchanging surface and disposed in protrusion at the second heat exchanging surface.
- Each of the heat exchanging portions has a right hexagonal planar contour.
- the plate heat exchanger includes a plurality of the above fluid guide plates. The heat exchanging portions of adjacent fluid guide plates are in a staggered arrangement to form a channel system.
- the heat exchanging portions allow fluids to respectively vigorously flow to form a longitudinal vortex in the channel system, so as to further generate a strong turbulence for enhancing heat transfer efficiency and reducing pressure drops of the fluids.
- the fluid guide plate of the present invention is capable of significantly reducing mold developments and lowering production costs.
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- Une plaque de guidage de fluide (10), applicable à un échangeur de chaleur à plaques, la plaque de guidage de fluide (10) comprenant:une première surface d'échange de chaleur (11) et une seconde surface d'échange de chaleur (12) disposée de manière correspondante sur un côté de la plaque de guidage de fluide (10); etune pluralité de parties d'échange de chaleur (13), formées en enfonçant la première surface d'échange de chaleur (11) vers la seconde surface d'échange de chaleur (12) et disposées en saillie au niveau de la seconde surface d'échange de chaleur (12), chacune des surfaces d'échange de chaleur des parties (13) ayant un contour plan polygonal ;caractérisé en ce que,les parties d'échange de chaleur (13) sont agencées pour former un premier groupe de guidage (16) au niveau d'une partie supérieure de la plaque de guidage de fluide (10) et un second groupe de guidage (17) au niveau d'une partie inférieure de la plaque de guidage de fluide (10), et dans lequel les parties d'échange de chaleur (13) du premier groupe de guidage (16) et les parties d'échange de chaleur (13) du second groupe de guidage (17) sont d'une disposition en quinconce.
- La plaque de guidage de fluide (10) de la revendication 1, dans laquelle chacune des parties d'échange de chaleur (13) a un contour plan hexagonal droit.
- La plaque de guidage de fluide (10) de la revendication 1 ou 2, comprenant en outre:au moins deux ouvertures de fluide (14), pénétrant à travers la première surface d'échange de chaleur (11) et la seconde surface d'échange de chaleur (12);dans lequel les parties d'échange de chaleur (13) sont disposées entre les ouvertures de fluide (14).
- La plaque de guidage de fluide (10) de la revendication 3, comprenant en outre:
une pluralité de parties de guidage de fluide (15), situées entre les ouvertures de fluide (14) et les parties d'échange de chaleur (13), formées au moyen d'un enfoncement de la première surface d'échange de chaleur (11) en direction de la seconde surface d'échange de chaleur (12) et disposée en saillie au niveau de la seconde surface d'échange de chaleur (12). - La plaque de guidage de fluide (10) de l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 4, dans laquelle une distance entre deux parties d'échange de chaleur adjacentes (13) est comprise entre 1 mm et 5 mm.
- La plaque de guidage de fluide (10) de l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 5, dans laquelle chacune des parties d'échange de chaleur (13) a une hauteur en saillie s'étendant à partir de la seconde surface d'échange de chaleur (12), et une largeur en saillie formée entre deux côtés de la partie d'échange de chaleur (13), le rapport de la hauteur en saillie à la largeur en saillie étant compris entre 0,18 et 0,22.
- Un échangeur de chaleur à plaques (20), comprenant:une première plaque de guidage de fluide (21), et une seconde plaque de guidage de fluide (22) disposée à une distance de la première plaque de guidage de fluide (21); etun élément d'arrêt (23), situé entre la première plaque de guidage de fluide (21) et la seconde plaque de guidage de fluide (22), formant conjointement un espace d'échange de chaleur (30) avec la première plaque de guidage de fluide (21) et le second fluide plaque de guidage (22), l'espace d'échange de chaleur (30) comprenant une entrée de fluide (70) pour qu'un fluide (100) pénètre dans l'espace d'échange de chaleur (30) et une sortie de fluide (80) pour que le fluide (100) sorte de l'espace d'échange de chaleur (30);dans lequel la première plaque de guidage de fluide (21) comprend une troisième surface d'échange de chaleur (211) faisant face à la seconde plaque de guidage de fluide (22), une quatrième surface d'échange de chaleur (212) disposée d'un côté de la seconde plaque de guidage de fluide (22), et une pluralité de premières parties d'échange de chaleur (213) formées en enfonçant la troisième surface d'échange de chaleur (211) vers la quatrième surface d'échange de chaleur (212) et disposées en saillie au niveau de la quatrième surface d'échange de chaleur (212); la seconde plaque de guidage de fluide (22) comprenant une cinquième surface d'échange de chaleur (221) faisant face à la première plaque de guidage de fluide (21), une sixième surface d'échange de chaleur (222) disposée d'un côté de la première plaque de guidage de fluide (21), et une pluralité de secondes parties d'échange de chaleur (223) formées en enfonçant la sixième surface d'échange de chaleur (222) vers la cinquième surface d'échange de chaleur (221) et disposées en saillie au niveau de la cinquième surface d'échange de chaleur (221); chacune des premières parties d'échange de chaleur (213) et des secondes parties d'échange de chaleur (223) ayant un contour plan polygonal,caractérisé en ce que,la première plaque de guidage de fluide (21) et la seconde plaque de guidage de fluide (22) ont des caractéristiques structurelles identiques ;les premières parties d'échange de chaleur (213) et les secondes parties d'échanges de chaleur (223) sont disposées en quinconce ; etles premières parties d'échange de chaleur (213) sur la première plaque de guidage de fluide (21) sont agencées pour former un troisième groupe de guidage (218) au niveau d'une partie supérieure de la première plaque de guidage (21) et un quatrième groupe de guidage (219) au niveau d'une partie inférieure de la première plaque de guidage (21), et dans lequel les premières parties d'échange de chaleur (213) du troisième groupe de guidage (218) et les premières parties d'échange de chaleur (213) du quatrième groupe de guidage (219) sont disposées en quinconce.
- L'échangeur de chaleur à plaque (20) de la revendication 7, dans lequel chacune des premières parties d'échange de chaleur (213) et des secondes parties d'échange de chaleur présente un contour plan hexagonal droit.
- L'échangeur de chaleur à plaques (20) de la revendication 7 ou 8, dans lequel la première plaque de guidage de fluide (21) comprend en outre au moins deux premières ouvertures de fluide (214) traversant à travers la troisième surface d'échange de chaleur (211) et la quatrième surface d'échange de chaleur (212), les premières parties d'échange de chaleur (212) étant disposées entre les premières ouvertures de fluide (214); la seconde plaque de guidage de fluide (22) comprenant en outre au moins deux secondes ouvertures de fluide (224) traversant la cinquième surface d'échange de chaleur (221) et la sixième surface d'échange de chaleur (222), les secondes surfaces d'échange thermique (222) étant disposées entre les secondes ouvertures de fluide (224).
- L'échangeur de chaleur à plaques (20) de l'une quelconque des revendications 7 à 9, dans lequel la première plaque de guidage de fluide (21) comprend une pluralité de premières parties de guidage de fluide (215) situées entre les premières ouvertures de fluide (214) et les premières portions d'échange de chaleur, les premières parties de guidage de fluide (215) étant formées en enfonçant la troisième surface d'échange de chaleur (211) vers la quatrième surface d'échange de chaleur (212) et disposées en saillie au niveau de la quatrième surface d'échange de chaleur (212); la seconde plaque de guidage de fluide (22) comprend une pluralité de secondes parties de guidage de fluide (225) situées entre les secondes ouvertures de fluide (224) et les secondes parties d'échange de chaleur (223), les secondes parties de guidage de fluide (225) étant formées par évidement de la sixième surface d'échange de chaleur (222) en direction de la cinquième surface d'échange de chaleur (221) et disposée en saillie au niveau de la cinquième surface d'échange de chaleur (221).
- L'échangeur de chaleur à plaques (20) de l'une quelconque des revendications 7 à 10, dans lequel une distance entre deux premières parties d'échange de chaleur adjacentes (213) est comprise entre 1 mm et 5 mm et une distance entre deux secondes parties d'échange de chaleur adjacentes (223) est égale à 1 mm. 5mm.
- L'échangeur de chaleur à plaques (20) de l'une quelconque des revendications 7 à 11, dans lequel chacune des premières parties d'échange de chaleur (213) a une première hauteur en saillie (216) s'étendant à partir de la quatrième surface d'échange de chaleur (212), et une première largeur en saillie (217) formée entre deux côtés opposés quelconques de la première partie d'échange de chaleur (213), un rapport entre la première hauteur en saillie (216) et la première largeur en saillie (217) étant compris entre 0,18 et 0,22; chacune des secondes parties d'échange de chaleur (223) a une seconde hauteur en saillie (226) s'étendant à partir de la cinquième surface d'échange de chaleur (221) et une seconde largeur en saillie (227) formée entre deux côtés opposés quelconques de la seconde partie d'échange de chaleur (223), le rapport entre la seconde hauteur en saillie (226) et la seconde largeur en saillie (227) étant compris entre 0,18 et 0,22.
- L'échangeur de chaleur à plaques (20) de l'une quelconque des revendications 7 à 12, dans lequel les secondes parties d'échange de chaleur (223) sur la seconde plaque de guidage de fluide (22) sont agencées pour former un cinquième groupe de guidage (228) et un sixième groupe de guidage (229), les secondes parties d'échange de chaleur (223) du cinquième groupe de guidage (228) et les secondes parties d'échange de chaleur (223) du sixième groupe de guidage (229) étant dans une disposition en quinconce.
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