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- JPS6319796B2 JPS6319796B2 JP9111480A JP9111480A JPS6319796B2 JP S6319796 B2 JPS6319796 B2 JP S6319796B2 JP 9111480 A JP9111480 A JP 9111480A JP 9111480 A JP9111480 A JP 9111480A JP S6319796 B2 JPS6319796 B2 JP S6319796B2
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Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
本発明は繊維産業、窯業、鉄鋼業等で発生する
工場廃液や排気の熱を、新しい液体や気体に移行
させる熱交換器の構成に関するものである。DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to the structure of a heat exchanger that transfers heat from factory waste liquid and exhaust gas generated in the textile industry, ceramic industry, iron and steel industry, etc. to new liquid or gas.
従来、熱交換器は、多数の板を並べた微少な隙
間や、多数のフインのついた管等の中に高温の廃
液や排気と、熱回収をはかる新しい液体や気体を
交互に流すなどして熱を交換させていた。 Conventionally, heat exchangers alternately flow high-temperature waste liquid or exhaust gas and fresh liquid or gas for heat recovery through minute gaps between many plates arranged in a row or through tubes with many fins. was used to exchange heat.
しかるに上記の板やフインの隙間が狭くて、枚
数が多い程熱を大量に交換することが出来るが、
廃液や排気には廃物、異物が混入しているので詰
り易いという欠点がある。 However, the gaps between the plates and fins mentioned above are narrow, and the more plates and fins there are, the more heat can be exchanged.
The waste liquid and exhaust gas contain waste and foreign matter, so they have the disadvantage of being easily clogged.
本発明は上記の欠点を解消し、熱交換効率が高
く、詰りが少く、保全が容易であり、しかも熱伝
導を受ける新しい液体や気体が廃液や排気の温度
と略近い温度に熱交換が行われるヒートパイプを
用いた熱交換器を提供するものである。以下本発
明の1実施例を図面に従つて詳細に説明する。 The present invention solves the above-mentioned drawbacks, has high heat exchange efficiency, reduces clogging, and is easy to maintain.Moreover, the new liquid or gas that undergoes thermal conduction is heated to a temperature approximately close to that of the waste liquid or exhaust gas. The present invention provides a heat exchanger using heat pipes. An embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.
実施例 1
第1図、第2図及び第3図に示す様に蒸発部1
と凝縮部2を有するヒートパイプ3を多数並列
し、熱伝導率の高い波形板4の波形の凹部にヒー
トパイプを接着剤又は溶接等により接合してヒー
トパイプ集合体Sを形成する。Example 1 As shown in FIGS. 1, 2, and 3, the evaporation section 1
A heat pipe assembly S is formed by arranging a large number of heat pipes 3 having condensing portions 2 in parallel, and joining the heat pipes to the corrugated recesses of a corrugated plate 4 having high thermal conductivity by adhesive or welding.
なお、上記ヒートパイプ集合体の波形板4の蒸
発部側の一部を切欠いたり、孔を設けたりして流
出口5を形成する。 Note that the outlet 5 is formed by cutting out a portion of the corrugated plate 4 of the heat pipe assembly on the evaporation section side or by providing a hole.
上記多数のヒートパイプ集合体Sを、波形板4
を上向けとし、蒸発部1より凝縮部2が高くなる
ように僅かに傾斜(2〜10℃位)させ、上下に適
宜間隔を設けて多数配列し、一方、相隣り合う間
隙に傾斜方向が異なるヒートパイプ集合体S′を多
数上下方向に所定間隔で配列することにより相互
に組合わせて、凝縮部2は凝縮部、蒸発部1は蒸
発部で順次上下にジグザグ状に位置するよう配置
する。 The above-mentioned large number of heat pipe aggregates S are connected to a corrugated plate 4
are directed upward, and are slightly inclined (approximately 2 to 10 degrees Celsius) so that the condensing section 2 is higher than the evaporating section 1, and are arranged in large numbers at appropriate intervals vertically. A large number of different heat pipe aggregates S' are arranged vertically at predetermined intervals and combined with each other, so that the condensing section 2 is the condensing section and the evaporating section 1 is the evaporating section, which are arranged in a zigzag pattern vertically. .
又蒸発部1と凝縮部2との間をそれぞれ隔壁6
で仕切つてそれぞれ熱交換器単体を形成する。 Further, partition walls 6 are provided between the evaporation section 1 and the condensation section 2, respectively.
to form a single heat exchanger.
この様にして隔壁6の右側に蒸発部1を有する
熱交換器単体a,c,…と、隔壁6の左側に蒸発
部1を有する傾斜方向の異なる熱交換器単体b,
d,…を、各々ヒートパイプ集合体S,S′が交互
に配設するようになし、又凝縮部2の端7が隣の
熱交換器単体の隔壁と隙間がないように固着し、
蒸発部1の端と、隣の隔壁6との隙間を落下口8
とする。 In this way, single heat exchangers a, c, ... having the evaporation section 1 on the right side of the partition wall 6, and single heat exchangers b having the evaporation section 1 on the left side of the partition wall 6 and having different inclination directions,
d, ... are arranged so that the heat pipe assemblies S, S' are arranged alternately, and the end 7 of the condensing section 2 is fixed to the partition wall of the adjacent heat exchanger unit so that there is no gap,
The gap between the end of the evaporator 1 and the adjacent partition wall 6 is used as a drop port 8.
shall be.
更にヒートパイプの凝縮部2のみが存在する凝
縮室9を仕切板10で上下方向に適宜間隔で多数
の小部屋11a,11b,11c…に仕切り(第
2図に示す様に)下部の小部屋11aの上端部に
は熱回収をはかる新しい液体や気体の流入口12
が設けられ、ポンプ13により新しい液体や気体
が送られるパイプ14を接続する。 Furthermore, the condensing chamber 9 in which only the condensing part 2 of the heat pipe exists is divided into a number of small rooms 11a, 11b, 11c, etc. at appropriate intervals in the vertical direction by a partition plate 10 (as shown in FIG. 2). At the upper end of 11a, there is an inlet 12 for fresh liquid or gas to recover heat.
A pipe 14 to which new liquid or gas is sent by a pump 13 is connected.
上記小部屋11aの下端部に排出口15を設
け、その上部の小部屋11aの上端部に設けた流
入口12とポンプ13を介してパイプ14で接続
する。同様にして順次、下部の小部屋から上部の
小部屋へ液体や気体を通過させる連絡通路を設け
て本発明の熱交換器を構成する。 A discharge port 15 is provided at the lower end of the small chamber 11a, and connected by a pipe 14 via a pump 13 to an inlet 12 provided at the upper end of the small chamber 11a above. Similarly, the heat exchanger of the present invention is constructed by sequentially providing communication passages for passing liquid or gas from the lower chamber to the upper chamber.
尚小部屋の熱交換能力は熱交換条件により適切
なものに設計、選択するものとする。 The heat exchange capacity of the small room shall be designed and selected appropriately depending on the heat exchange conditions.
上記構成とすることによりヒートパイプの蒸発
部1を有する蒸発室16に高温の廃液や排気を導
入すれば、廃液や排気は波形板4の凹部に沿つて
流れ、蒸発部の端の落下口8より落下し、下のヒ
ートパイプ集合体の波形板により流れの向きを変
えながらジグザグ状に順次落下する。一方、凝縮
室9の各小部屋には低温の新しい液体又は気体を
下方からポンプで給送して小部屋上部の流入口よ
り流入し、ヒートパイプ集合体上に落下して、流
れの向きを変えながらジグザグ状に熱を吸収しな
がら落下し、小部屋の下部にたまつた液体や気体
はポンプにより更に上方の小部屋に送られて凝縮
室全体では、下部より低温の新しい液体や気体が
流入し、凝縮室に流入する廃液や排気の温度に近
い高温にまで熱せられて、上部より排出する。 With the above configuration, when high-temperature waste liquid or exhaust gas is introduced into the evaporation chamber 16 having the evaporation part 1 of the heat pipe, the waste liquid or exhaust gas flows along the recessed part of the corrugated plate 4, and the drop port 8 at the end of the evaporation part 8 The flow direction is changed by the corrugated plate of the heat pipe assembly below, and it falls in a zigzag pattern. On the other hand, low-temperature new liquid or gas is pumped from below into each small chamber of the condensation chamber 9, flows into the inlet at the top of the small chamber, falls onto the heat pipe assembly, and changes the flow direction. The liquid and gas that accumulates at the bottom of the small chamber are sent to the small chamber above by a pump, and throughout the condensation chamber, new liquid and gas with a lower temperature than the lower part are generated. It is heated to a high temperature close to the temperature of the waste liquid and exhaust gas flowing into the condensing chamber, and then discharged from the top.
この様に廃液や排気の熱はヒートパイプの蒸発
部1に伝達され、ヒートパイプ内の作動液を蒸発
し、蒸発した蒸気は凝縮部2に達して、凝縮室の
低温の熱回収をはかる液体や気体を加熱すると共
に作動液は凝縮してヒートパイプの傾斜により蒸
発部に戻る。 In this way, the heat of the waste liquid and exhaust gas is transferred to the evaporator section 1 of the heat pipe, evaporating the working fluid inside the heat pipe, and the evaporated vapor reaches the condensing section 2, where it is converted into a liquid that recovers the low-temperature heat in the condensing chamber. At the same time, the working fluid is condensed and returned to the evaporation section by the slope of the heat pipe.
尚ヒートパイプは蒸発部と凝縮部の温度差が僅
かでも作動するので、本発明の如く蒸発室と凝縮
室に於ける流体の流れる方向を逆にした場合で
も、熱交換器下部に於て熱交換によつて温度の低
下した廃液や排気から、熱回収をはかる低温の新
しい液体や気体へ熱を良く伝導し、熱交換器の上
部に於ても下部から順次加熱されて来た液体や気
体へも熱を良く伝導することとなる。この加熱さ
れた液体や気体は必要に応じ適当温度に達した途
中の小部屋から排出させてもよい。 Note that the heat pipe operates even if there is a slight temperature difference between the evaporation section and the condensation section, so even when the flow direction of the fluid in the evaporation chamber and the condensation chamber is reversed as in the present invention, the heat is transferred at the bottom of the heat exchanger. Heat is transferred well from the waste liquid or exhaust gas whose temperature has decreased through exchange to the new low-temperature liquid or gas that aims to recover heat, and the liquid or gas that has been heated sequentially from the bottom to the top of the heat exchanger. It also conducts heat well. If necessary, the heated liquid or gas may be discharged from a small chamber halfway through reaching an appropriate temperature.
また、廃液や排気の量に応じて波形板の巾を広
くしてヒートパイプ数を多くしたり、ヒートパイ
プ集合体の段数を多くする等して調節してもよ
い。 Further, depending on the amount of waste liquid or exhaust gas, the width of the corrugated plate may be increased to increase the number of heat pipes, or the number of stages of the heat pipe assembly may be increased.
ヒートパイプの長さは熱交換の条件やヒートパ
イプの性能によつて適宜の長さとする。更にヒー
トパイプ内には必要なれば焼結体、網体、セラミ
ツク等のウイツクを設けることもできる。 The length of the heat pipe is determined as appropriate depending on the heat exchange conditions and the performance of the heat pipe. Furthermore, a wick made of a sintered body, a mesh body, a ceramic body, etc. can be provided in the heat pipe if necessary.
又、上記熱交換に用いるヒートパイプ集合体S
は第4図に示す様にヒートパイプ3を多数並列
し、溶接、ハンダ、合成樹脂接着剤等で隙間がな
い様に固着せしめて形成したものを熱交換器に使
用してもよい。 Moreover, the heat pipe assembly S used for the above heat exchange
As shown in FIG. 4, a heat exchanger may be formed by arranging a large number of heat pipes 3 in parallel and fixing them by welding, soldering, synthetic resin adhesive, etc. so that there are no gaps.
この際にはヒートパイプ中央部分の凝縮部側に
は、ヒートパイプの径を小さくするか又は隙間を
埋めないで、気体や液体の流出口を形成する。 In this case, an outlet for gas or liquid is formed on the condensing part side of the central portion of the heat pipe by reducing the diameter of the heat pipe or by not filling the gap.
次に第5図に示す様にヒートパイプ集合体Sは
熱交換器内で巾方向に僅かに傾けて装着し、巾方
向の傾斜も上下交互に逆向きとなるように構成し
て熱交換の効率を向上させることも可能である。 Next, as shown in Fig. 5, the heat pipe assembly S is installed in the heat exchanger with a slight inclination in the width direction, and the inclination in the width direction is also configured so that the upper and lower sides are alternately reversed. It is also possible to improve efficiency.
実施例 2
第6図に示す様に実施例1と同様にして形成し
たヒートパイプ熱交換器に於ける凝縮室9を多数
の小部屋に仕切らず、ジグザグ状に形成したヒー
トパイプ集合体凝縮部2に沿つて、熱交換器の下
部から上部に順次液体又は気体が通過する通路1
7を集合体の上下に適宜間隔を設け、金属等又は
樹脂等の板状体18を傾斜させて仕切り熱交換器
を構成する。Example 2 As shown in FIG. 6, in a heat pipe heat exchanger formed in the same manner as in Example 1, the condensing chamber 9 of the heat pipe assembly was formed in a zigzag shape without dividing it into a number of small chambers. 2, a passage 1 through which liquid or gas sequentially passes from the bottom to the top of the heat exchanger.
7 are provided at appropriate intervals above and below the assembly, and plate-like bodies 18 made of metal or resin are tilted to form a partition heat exchanger.
実施例 3
第7図に示す様に実施例1を同様にして形成し
たヒートパイプ熱交換器に於ける凝縮室9を多数
の小部屋に区切らず、ジグザグ状に形成したヒー
トパイプ集合体の凝縮部2に沿つて液体や気体の
流れ制御用板19を設け、熱伝導を受ける液体や
気体がヒートパイプ集合体の周辺を下部から上部
に向つて通過する様に熱交換器を構成する。Example 3 As shown in FIG. 7, in a heat pipe heat exchanger formed in the same manner as in Example 1, the condensation chamber 9 was not divided into many small chambers, but was formed in a zigzag shape. A liquid or gas flow control plate 19 is provided along the section 2, and the heat exchanger is configured such that the liquid or gas undergoing heat conduction passes around the heat pipe assembly from the bottom to the top.
本発明は上記の構成からなるため、構造が極め
て簡単であり、製作、保全が容易である。染色工
場の廃液の様に短繊維と染料の混合した泥状物で
も傾斜した波形板表面を流れ、落下口より落下す
るので詰まることもなく、また掃除も容易であ
る。 Since the present invention has the above configuration, the structure is extremely simple, and manufacturing and maintenance are easy. Even slurry containing short fibers and dyes, such as waste liquid from a dyeing factory, flows on the slanted corrugated plate surface and falls from the drop opening, so it does not get clogged and is easy to clean.
更にヒートパイプ集合体は傾斜して装着されて
いるので、ウイツクのない廉価なものを使用する
ことができ、低温および高温の大量の廃液や排気
から高効率で熱交換を行われ、廃液や排気の温度
に近い温度にまで熱回収をはかることができる等
の秀れた効果を有する発明である。 Furthermore, since the heat pipe assembly is installed at an angle, it is possible to use inexpensive, non-wicking heat pipes, and heat exchange is performed with high efficiency from large amounts of low and high temperature waste liquid and exhaust gas. This invention has excellent effects such as being able to recover heat to a temperature close to that of .
第1図は本発明の1実施例を示す熱交換器の正
面断面図、第2図は同熱交換器凝縮室を示す側面
断面図、第3図は同凝縮室の一部拡大斜視図。第
4図、第5図は本発明に用いるヒートパイプ集合
体の他の実施例を示す断面図、第6図、第7図は
本発明の他の実施例を示す熱交換器の正面断面図
である。
1…蒸発部、2…凝縮部、3…ヒートパイプ、
4…波形板、5…流出口、6…隔壁、7…端、8
…落下口、9…凝縮室、10…仕切板、11a,
11b,11c…小部屋、12…流入口、13…
ポンプ、14…パイプ、15…排出口、16…蒸
発室、17…通路、18…板状体、19…流れ制
御板。
FIG. 1 is a front sectional view of a heat exchanger showing an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a side sectional view showing a condensing chamber of the heat exchanger, and FIG. 3 is a partially enlarged perspective view of the condensing chamber. FIGS. 4 and 5 are cross-sectional views showing other embodiments of the heat pipe assembly used in the present invention, and FIGS. 6 and 7 are front cross-sectional views of heat exchangers showing other embodiments of the present invention. It is. 1... Evaporation section, 2... Condensation section, 3 ... Heat pipe,
4... Corrugated plate, 5... Outlet, 6... Partition wall, 7... End, 8
...Falling port, 9...Condensation chamber, 10...Partition plate, 11a,
11b, 11c...small room, 12...inlet, 13...
Pump, 14...pipe, 15...discharge port, 16...evaporation chamber, 17...passage, 18...plate-like body, 19...flow control plate.
Claims (1)
導率の高い波形板に多数並列固定したヒートパイ
プ集合体を蒸発部より凝縮部が高くなるように傾
斜させ、旦蒸発部と凝縮部との間を隔壁で仕切つ
て多数上下方向に所定間隔で配列した熱交換器単
体の複数個よりなり、該熱交換器単体が相互の蒸
発部同志及び相互の凝縮部同志が夫々傾斜方向が
異なるように順次上下に組合わせ配置され、凝縮
部の端末が隣合う熱交換器単体の壁と隙間なく固
着されると共に蒸発部の端末と隣合う隔壁との間
に隙間を設けて各熱交換器単体の隔壁間に蒸発室
及び凝縮室を構成し、該凝縮室に熱回収をはかる
気体又は液体を通過させる連絡通路を設けてなる
ことを特徴とする熱交換器。 2 凝縮室を適当間隔で小部屋に仕切り、下方小
部屋の排出口と上方小部屋の流入口をポンプを介
してパイプで接続し、各小部屋間を相互に連絡す
る通路を設けてなる特許請求の範囲第1項記載の
熱交換器。 3 凝縮室のヒートパイプ集合体の傾斜方向に沿
つて液体や気体の流れ制御板を設けてなる特許請
求の範囲1項記載の熱交換器。[Scope of Claims] 1. A heat pipe assembly in which a large number of heat pipes each having an evaporating section and a condensing section are fixed in parallel to a corrugated plate with high thermal conductivity is tilted so that the condensing section is higher than the evaporating section. A plurality of heat exchangers are arranged vertically at predetermined intervals with partition walls separating the space between the heat exchanger and the condensing part, and the heat exchangers are arranged so that the evaporating parts of each other and the condensing parts of each other are inclined. They are sequentially arranged vertically in different directions, and the end of the condensing section is fixed to the wall of the adjacent single heat exchanger without any gap, and a gap is provided between the end of the evaporating section and the adjacent partition wall. A heat exchanger characterized in that an evaporation chamber and a condensation chamber are formed between partition walls of a single heat exchanger, and a communication passage is provided in the condensation chamber through which a gas or liquid for heat recovery passes. 2. A patent in which the condensation chamber is divided into small chambers at appropriate intervals, the outlet of the lower chamber is connected to the inlet of the upper chamber by a pipe via a pump, and a passageway is provided to interconnect each chamber. A heat exchanger according to claim 1. 3. The heat exchanger according to claim 1, further comprising a liquid or gas flow control plate provided along the inclination direction of the heat pipe assembly in the condensing chamber.
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JP (1) | JPS5716786A (en) |
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1980
- 1980-07-02 JP JP9111480A patent/JPS5716786A/en active Granted
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JPS5716786A (en) | 1982-01-28 |
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