EP3715749A1 - A heat exchanger assembly - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F25—REFRIGERATION OR COOLING; COMBINED HEATING AND REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS; HEAT PUMP SYSTEMS; MANUFACTURE OR STORAGE OF ICE; LIQUEFACTION SOLIDIFICATION OF GASES
- F25B—REFRIGERATION MACHINES, PLANTS OR SYSTEMS; COMBINED HEATING AND REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS; HEAT PUMP SYSTEMS
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F25—REFRIGERATION OR COOLING; COMBINED HEATING AND REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS; HEAT PUMP SYSTEMS; MANUFACTURE OR STORAGE OF ICE; LIQUEFACTION SOLIDIFICATION OF GASES
- F25B—REFRIGERATION MACHINES, PLANTS OR SYSTEMS; COMBINED HEATING AND REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS; HEAT PUMP SYSTEMS
- F25B2339/00—Details of evaporators; Details of condensers
- F25B2339/04—Details of condensers
- F25B2339/044—Condensers with an integrated receiver
- F25B2339/0442—Condensers with an integrated receiver characterised by the mechanical fixation of the receiver to the header
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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
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- F28D2021/0019—Other heat exchangers for particular applications; Heat exchange systems not otherwise provided for
- F28D2021/008—Other heat exchangers for particular applications; Heat exchange systems not otherwise provided for for vehicles
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- the invention relates to heat exchangers equipped with a bottle.
- it relates to condensers equipped with a receiver-drier bottle.
- Heat exchangers for exchanging heat between a first heat exchange medium and a second heat exchange medium are known.
- An example of such heat exchanger is a condenser utilized within a vehicle air-conditioning loop.
- a condenser can exchange heat between a refrigerant and air (commonly known air condenser).
- a condenser can exchange heat between a refrigerant and a second fluid (commonly known as a plate condenser or water condenser).
- a condenser can be equipped with a bottle, in particular a receiver drier bottle.
- the receiver drier bottle is implemented in the refrigerant fluid circuit to collect and trap liquid and moisture out of the refrigerant fluid, as well as for filtering purposes.
- the receiver drier bottle is positioned vertically in a vehicle.
- the fluid connection between the core and the bottle is carried out by means of connecting means adapted for conveying the fluid between the core and the bottle. It can occur that the bottle will need removing, for instance for servicing purposes. If the connecting means for conveying the fluid are attached to the top of the bottle, due to space constrains it may be difficult to remove the bottle by pulling it out vertically from the vehicle. For example, the connecting means may stand in the way of the bottle.
- the object of the invention is a heat exchanger assembly comprising a core and a bottle connected releasably to the core through a first connection configured for fluid communication, wherein the bottle is further connected to the core through a second connection, which is configured to enable movement between the bottle and the core when the first connection is released.
- the second connection comprises a hinge joint enabling hinge movement between the core and the bottle.
- the hinge joint is releasable.
- the axis A of the hinge joint is parallel to the axis A of the bottle.
- the axis A of the hinge joint is perpendicular to the axis A of the bottle.
- the second connection further comprises a fixing arrangement adapted to prevent releasing of the bottle.
- the fixing arrangement is releasable.
- the fixing arrangement is further adapted to prevent the hinging motion of the hinge joint.
- the second connection comprises a bottle portion adapted to frictionally hold the bottle.
- the second connection comprises a core portion adapted to frictionally hold the core.
- the second connection comprises a core portion integral with the core.
- the second connection comprises a bottle portion integral with the bottle.
- the heat exchanger is a plate condenser.
- the heat exchanger is an air condenser.
- Fig. 1 shows a heat exchanger assembly according to the first examplary embodiment.
- the heat exchanger assembly comprises a core 10 and a bottle 20, in particular a receiver drier bottle.
- the bottle 20 is connected releasably to the core 10 through a first connection 30.
- the first connection 30 is configured to enable fluid communication between the bottle 20 and the core 10 in a known manner, so that the heat exchanger fluid, in particular the refrigerant, can flow between those two elements.
- the first connection 30 comprises a connector 32 inserted into the bottle 20 and fixed by means of a screwed connection 31.
- the first connection 30 further comprises a tube 33 which connects the connector 31 with the core 10.
- the bottle 20 is further connected to the core 10 through a second connection 40.
- the second connection 40 is configured to enable movement between the bottle 20 and the core 10 when the first connection 30 is released. In other words, when the connection 30 is released, the bottle 20 is enabled to move in a character defined by the second connection 40.
- One of examples of such definition is a hinging motion of the bottle 20 with respect to the core 10.
- the hinge joint 41 can be realised by additional elements cooperating with the core 10 and the bottle 20.
- at least part of the hinge joint compoments is integral with any of the bottle 20 and the core 10.
- the hinge joint components are integral with bottle 20 and with the core 10, i.e. one component of the hinge joint is integral with the bottle 20 and the other component is integral with the core 10.
- Fig. 2 presents a closer view of connections between the bottle portion and the core portion of the assembly.
- the second connection 40 comprises a bottle portion 45 and the core portion 11.
- the bottle portion 45 and the core portion 11 are adapted to frictionally hold respectively the bottle 20 and the core 10.
- the bottle portion 45 is shaped so that it at least partially encloses the bottle 20 so that its inner surface engages frictionally the outer surface of the bottle 20.
- the core portion 11 is shaped so that it at least partially encloses the core 10 so that its inner surface engages frictionally to the outer surface of the core 10 (e.g. to the outer edges of plates constituting the core).
- the second connection 40 may further comprise a fixing arrangement 50 adapted to prevent releasing of the bottle 20.
- the releasing of the bottle 20 may be controlled (i.e. prevented and/or allowed) by means of a fixing arrangement 50.
- the tightening action of the screw prevents release of the bottle.
- the fixing arrangement 50 may be releasable.
- the fixing arrangement 50 may be further adapted to prevent the movement which would normally be enabled by the second connection 40. In this case, the fixing arrangement 50 is adapted to prevent the hinging motion of the hinge joint 41.
- Fig. 3 shows details of the bottle portion 45 in front view.
- the bottle portion 45 has a guiding portion 52 which adapted to guide a component of the fixing arrangement 50. Preferably, it is angled to further facilitate the removal of the bottle.
- Figs. 4a-4c show various stages of bottle 20 docoupling in the first exemplary embodiment.
- the bottle 20 is the starting position. In other words, the bottle 20 is arranged as it would be during the operation of the heat exchanger.
- the first connection 30 is still attached to the bottle 20, the second connection 40 is in its first position.
- Fig. 4b it can be observed that the first connection 20 becomes detached.
- the screw 31 and the connector 32 are removed from the bottle 20, so that the tube 33 is no longer providing fluid connection between the bottle 20 and the core 10.
- the fixing arrangement 50 is also released, in this case by removal of the screw from the guiding portions 52 and 53 of the bottle portion 45 and the core portion 11 respectively.
- the bottle 20 is allowed to be moved downwards.
- Fig. 4a the bottle 20 is the starting position. In other words, the bottle 20 is arranged as it would be during the operation of the heat exchanger.
- the first connection 30 is still attached to the bottle 20, the second connection 40 is in its first position.
- Fig. 4b it can
- the bottle 20 is angled with respect to its normal position, i.e. it performed a hinged movement about the axis of the hinge 41 of the second connection 40.
- it can be easily removed from the bottle portion 45. This is especially beneficial in tight spaces within the vehicle, where the space is limited and the bottle can be moved on only short distances before encountering other vehicle's components.
- Figs. 5a and 5b show various stages of bottle decoupling in the second exemplary embodiment.
- the second connection comprises a hinge 42 allowing the movement of the bottle 20 with respect to the core 10 about an axis which is substantialy parallel the the axis of the bottle 20.
- Other components of the assembly remain analoguous.
- Fig. 5a when the connection 30 is not detached, the bottle 20 is under the tube 33 and the connector 32 when viewed from above, along the axis A of the bottle 20.
- Fig. 5b when the connection 30 is detached, the bottle 20 is moved in a manner allowed by the second connection 40 to a position in which the obstruction by the elements of second connection 30 is reduced.
- the elements of the second connection 30, in this case the tube 33 and the connector 32 obstruct the removal of the bottle 20 to a lesser degree.
- the bottle 20 can be removed along its axis A and the placement of the connector 32 and the tube 33 is no longer problematic.
- Fig. 6 and Fig. 7 present two examples of hinged connection.
- Fig. 6 shows an example in which the hinge is adapted for an easy assembly and/or release of the components.
- Fig. 7 the assembly and/or release of the components is hindered in a sense it requires additional force to be imparted. This maybe advantagoues during manufacturing of the assembly, for example for handling the components before final fixing.
- Figs. 8a and 8b show various stages of bottle decoupling in the third exemplary embodiment.
- the core 10 is that of an air heat exchanger, in this case condenser, where the bottle 20 is placed in parallel to the plane of the core 10.
- Fig. 8a shows the bottle 20 in which the first connection 30 is not detached.
- the bottle 20 may be screwed or plugged in a socket connected with the manifold of the core to provide a fluid connection.
- the first connection 30 becomes detached so that the bottle 20 can be moved in a manner defined by the second connection 40, after its removal from the socket.
- Fig. 9 presents detailed view of connections between the bottle 20 and the core 10 of the example of Fig. 8 .
- the core portion 11 is integral with the manifold, e.g. brazed to it, but it may be also attached to the core 10 in other ways.
- the bottle portion 45 at least partially encompasses the bottle 20.
- the hinge 43 of the second connection 40 has a hinge axis B which is substantially parallel to the bottle axis A.
- the second connection 40 is releasable in an analoguous manner to the previous examples.
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Description
- The invention relates to heat exchangers equipped with a bottle. In particular, it relates to condensers equipped with a receiver-drier bottle.
- Heat exchangers for exchanging heat between a first heat exchange medium and a second heat exchange medium are known. An example of such heat exchanger is a condenser utilized within a vehicle air-conditioning loop. A condenser can exchange heat between a refrigerant and air (commonly known air condenser). In another option, a condenser can exchange heat between a refrigerant and a second fluid (commonly known as a plate condenser or water condenser).
- A condenser can be equipped with a bottle, in particular a receiver drier bottle. The receiver drier bottle is implemented in the refrigerant fluid circuit to collect and trap liquid and moisture out of the refrigerant fluid, as well as for filtering purposes.
- In most cases, for example due to packaging requirements, influence on separation of gas from fluid etc., the receiver drier bottle is positioned vertically in a vehicle. The fluid connection between the core and the bottle is carried out by means of connecting means adapted for conveying the fluid between the core and the bottle. It can occur that the bottle will need removing, for instance for servicing purposes. If the connecting means for conveying the fluid are attached to the top of the bottle, due to space constrains it may be difficult to remove the bottle by pulling it out vertically from the vehicle. For example, the connecting means may stand in the way of the bottle.
- It is an object of the invention to provide a heat exchanger assembly with a bottle, which would be adapted for simplified removal of said bottle in environment of restictred space availability.
- The object of the invention is a heat exchanger assembly comprising a core and a bottle connected releasably to the core through a first connection configured for fluid communication, wherein the bottle is further connected to the core through a second connection, which is configured to enable movement between the bottle and the core when the first connection is released.
- Preferably, the second connection comprises a hinge joint enabling hinge movement between the core and the bottle.
- Preferably, the hinge joint is releasable.
- Preferably, the axis A of the hinge joint is parallel to the axis A of the bottle.
- Preferably, the axis A of the hinge joint is perpendicular to the axis A of the bottle.
- Preferably, the second connection further comprises a fixing arrangement adapted to prevent releasing of the bottle.
- Preferably, the fixing arrangement is releasable.
- Preferably, the fixing arrangement is further adapted to prevent the hinging motion of the hinge joint.
- Preferably, the second connection comprises a bottle portion adapted to frictionally hold the bottle.
- Preferably, the second connection comprises a core portion adapted to frictionally hold the core.
- Preferably, the second connection comprises a core portion integral with the core.
- Preferably, the second connection comprises a bottle portion integral with the bottle.
- Preferably, the heat exchanger is a plate condenser.
- Preferably, the heat exchanger is an air condenser.
- Examples of the invention will be apparent from and described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
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Fig. 1 shows a heat exchanger assembly according to the first examplary embodiment; -
Fig. 2 shows a closer view of connections between the bottle portion and the core portion of the assembly; -
Fig. 3 shows details of the bottle portion in front view; -
Figs. 4a-4c show various stages of bottle docoupling in the first exemplary embodiment; -
Figs. 5a and 5b show various stages of bottle decoupling in the second exemplary embodiment; -
Fig. 6 and Fig. 7 present two examples of hinged connection; -
Figs. 8a and 8b show various stages of bottle decoupling in the third exemplary embodiment; -
Fig. 9 presents detailed view of connections between the bottle and the core of the third exemplary embodiment. -
Fig. 1 shows a heat exchanger assembly according to the first examplary embodiment. The heat exchanger assembly comprises acore 10 and abottle 20, in particular a receiver drier bottle. - The
bottle 20 is connected releasably to thecore 10 through afirst connection 30. Thefirst connection 30 is configured to enable fluid communication between thebottle 20 and thecore 10 in a known manner, so that the heat exchanger fluid, in particular the refrigerant, can flow between those two elements. In the shown example, thefirst connection 30 comprises aconnector 32 inserted into thebottle 20 and fixed by means of ascrewed connection 31. Thefirst connection 30 further comprises atube 33 which connects theconnector 31 with thecore 10. - The
bottle 20 is further connected to thecore 10 through asecond connection 40. Thesecond connection 40 is configured to enable movement between thebottle 20 and thecore 10 when thefirst connection 30 is released. In other words, when theconnection 30 is released, thebottle 20 is enabled to move in a character defined by thesecond connection 40. One of examples of such definition is a hinging motion of thebottle 20 with respect to thecore 10. In the shown example, there is ahinge joint 41 between thecore 10 and thebottle 20. Thehinge joint 41 can be realised by additional elements cooperating with thecore 10 and thebottle 20. In other envisaged options, at least part of the hinge joint compoments is integral with any of thebottle 20 and thecore 10. In one of the envisaged examples, the hinge joint components are integral withbottle 20 and with thecore 10, i.e. one component of the hinge joint is integral with thebottle 20 and the other component is integral with thecore 10. -
Fig. 2 presents a closer view of connections between the bottle portion and the core portion of the assembly. Thesecond connection 40 comprises abottle portion 45 and thecore portion 11. In this case, thebottle portion 45 and thecore portion 11 are adapted to frictionally hold respectively thebottle 20 and thecore 10. In greater detail, thebottle portion 45 is shaped so that it at least partially encloses thebottle 20 so that its inner surface engages frictionally the outer surface of thebottle 20. Similarily, thecore portion 11 is shaped so that it at least partially encloses thecore 10 so that its inner surface engages frictionally to the outer surface of the core 10 (e.g. to the outer edges of plates constituting the core). - The
second connection 40 may further comprise afixing arrangement 50 adapted to prevent releasing of thebottle 20. In particular, the releasing of thebottle 20 may be controlled (i.e. prevented and/or allowed) by means of a fixingarrangement 50. In this case, the tightening action of the screw prevents release of the bottle. The fixingarrangement 50 may be releasable. The fixingarrangement 50 may be further adapted to prevent the movement which would normally be enabled by thesecond connection 40. In this case, the fixingarrangement 50 is adapted to prevent the hinging motion of the hinge joint 41. -
Fig. 3 shows details of thebottle portion 45 in front view. Thebottle portion 45 has a guidingportion 52 which adapted to guide a component of the fixingarrangement 50. Preferably, it is angled to further facilitate the removal of the bottle. -
Figs. 4a-4c show various stages ofbottle 20 docoupling in the first exemplary embodiment. InFig. 4a , thebottle 20 is the starting position. In other words, thebottle 20 is arranged as it would be during the operation of the heat exchanger. Thefirst connection 30 is still attached to thebottle 20, thesecond connection 40 is in its first position. InFig. 4b it can be observed that thefirst connection 20 becomes detached. In particular, thescrew 31 and theconnector 32 are removed from thebottle 20, so that thetube 33 is no longer providing fluid connection between thebottle 20 and thecore 10. The fixingarrangement 50 is also released, in this case by removal of the screw from the guidingportions bottle portion 45 and thecore portion 11 respectively. Thebottle 20 is allowed to be moved downwards. InFig. 4c thebottle 20 is angled with respect to its normal position, i.e. it performed a hinged movement about the axis of thehinge 41 of thesecond connection 40. As it is now not directly under thepipe 33, which in most cases is of a fixed position, it can be easily removed from thebottle portion 45. This is especially beneficial in tight spaces within the vehicle, where the space is limited and the bottle can be moved on only short distances before encountering other vehicle's components. -
Figs. 5a and 5b show various stages of bottle decoupling in the second exemplary embodiment. In this example, the second connection comprises ahinge 42 allowing the movement of thebottle 20 with respect to the core 10 about an axis which is substantialy parallel the the axis of thebottle 20. Other components of the assembly remain analoguous. InFig. 5a , when theconnection 30 is not detached, thebottle 20 is under thetube 33 and theconnector 32 when viewed from above, along the axis A of thebottle 20. InFig. 5b , when theconnection 30 is detached, thebottle 20 is moved in a manner allowed by thesecond connection 40 to a position in which the obstruction by the elements ofsecond connection 30 is reduced. In other words, the elements of thesecond connection 30, in this case thetube 33 and theconnector 32, obstruct the removal of thebottle 20 to a lesser degree. In this case, thebottle 20 can be removed along its axis A and the placement of theconnector 32 and thetube 33 is no longer problematic. - It is envisaged that the examples of movement allowed by the
second connection 30 shown inFigs. 4a-4c and5a-5b can be utilized in different scenarios, depending on the space availability and specific requirements. -
Fig. 6 and Fig. 7 present two examples of hinged connection. In particular,Fig. 6 shows an example in which the hinge is adapted for an easy assembly and/or release of the components. InFig. 7 , the assembly and/or release of the components is hindered in a sense it requires additional force to be imparted. This maybe advantagoues during manufacturing of the assembly, for example for handling the components before final fixing. -
Figs. 8a and 8b show various stages of bottle decoupling in the third exemplary embodiment. In this case, thecore 10 is that of an air heat exchanger, in this case condenser, where thebottle 20 is placed in parallel to the plane of thecore 10.Fig. 8a shows thebottle 20 in which thefirst connection 30 is not detached. In this case, thebottle 20 may be screwed or plugged in a socket connected with the manifold of the core to provide a fluid connection. InFig. 8b , thefirst connection 30 becomes detached so that thebottle 20 can be moved in a manner defined by thesecond connection 40, after its removal from the socket. -
Fig. 9 presents detailed view of connections between thebottle 20 and thecore 10 of the example ofFig. 8 . In this case, thecore portion 11 is integral with the manifold, e.g. brazed to it, but it may be also attached to the core 10 in other ways. Thebottle portion 45 at least partially encompasses thebottle 20. Thehinge 43 of thesecond connection 40 has a hinge axis B which is substantially parallel to the bottle axis A. Thesecond connection 40 is releasable in an analoguous manner to the previous examples. - Other variations to the disclosed embodiments can be understood and effected by those skilled in the art in practicing the claimed invention, from a study of drawings, the disclosure, and the appended claims. The mere fact that certain measures are recited in mutually different dependent claims does not indicate that a combination of these measures cannot be used to the advantage.
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- A heat exchanger assembly, comprising a core (10) and a bottle (20) connected releasably to the core (10) through a first connection (30) configured for fluid communication, wherein the bottle (20) is further connected to the core (10) through a second connection (40), which is configured to enable movement between the bottle (20) and the core (10) when the first connection (30) is released.
- A heat exchanger assembly according to claim 1, wherein the second connection (40) comprises a hinge joint (41, 42, 43) enabling hinge movement between the core (10) and the bottle (20).
- A heat exchanger assembly according to claim 2, wherein the hinge joint (41, 42, 43) is releasable.
- A heat exchanger assembly according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the axis A of the hinge joint (41) is parallel to the axis (A) of the bottle (20).
- A heat exchanger assembly according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the axis A of the hinge joint (42, 43) is perpendicular to the axis (A) of the bottle (20).
- A heat exchanger assembly according to any preceding claim, wherein the second connection (40) further comprises a fixing arrangement (50) adapted to prevent releasing of the bottle (20).
- A heat exchanger assembly according to claim 6, wherein the fixing arrangement (50) is releasable.
- A heat exchanger assembly according to claim 7, wherein the fixing arrangement (50) is further adapted to prevent the hinging motion of the hinge joint (41, 42, 43).
- A heat exchanger assembly according to any preceding claims, wherein the second connection (40) comprises a bottle portion (45) adapted to frictionally hold the bottle (20).
- A heat exchanger assembly according to any preceding claims, wherein the second connection (40) comprises a core portion (11) adapted to frictionally hold the core (10).
- A heat exchanger assembly according to any of claims 1-9, wherein the second connection (40) comprises a core portion (12) integral with the core (10).
- A heat exchanger assembly according to any of claims 1-9 or 11, wherein the second connection (40) comprises a bottle portion (41) integral with the bottle (20).
- A heat exchanger assembly according to any preceding claim, wherein the heat exchanger is a plate condenser.
- A heat exchanger assembly according to any preceding claim, wherein the heat exchanger is an air condenser.
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