Denso Corporation

Nippondenso Co., Ltd.

Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha

Sumitomo Light Metal Industries, Ltd.

Harima Chemicals, Incorporated

Ryoichi Sanada

Yasushi Yamanaka

Kunio Iritani

Kenichi Fujiwara

Takahisa Suzuki

Akira Isaji

Shigeo Numazawa

Isao Kuroyanagi

Yasutoshi Yamanaka

Masahiro Shimoya

Takayuki Hayashi

Nobunao Suzuki

Keita Honda

Takeshi Iguchi

Takao Ikeda

Kenji Yamada

Seiji Inoue

Etsuo Hasegawa

Yoshio Miyata

Jun Abei

Taketoshi Toyama

Akira Itoh

Yoshiharu Hasegawa

Takashi Tomita

Yuji Hisatomi

Naoki Yokoyama

Ichiro Taninaka

Masahiro Omae

Toru Ikeda

Takashi Hatori

Yuuhei Kunikata

Katsutoshi Enomoto

Hiroyuki Genda

Takashi Andoh

Yuji c/o Sumitomo Light Metal Industries Ltd Hisatomi

An exhaust heat exchanger has a fin disposed in an exhaust passage in which exhaust air flows in a flow direction and having plate portions. The plate portions respectively have a protruding portion that protrudes from the plate portions. When a direction perpendicular to both the flow direction and a direction perpendicular to the flow direction is defined as a fin height direction, (i) a protruding amount of the protruding portion in a second site is larger than that in a first site, to which the second site is located on a downstream side of the first site in the flow direction, and (ii) a protruding amount of the protruding portion in a third site is larger than that in a fourth site, to which the fourth site is located away from a center portion of the protruding portion than the third site in the fin height direction.

Exhaust heat exchanger

An exhaust gas cooling device, which cools exhaust gas from an internal combustion engine mounted on a vehicle through heat exchange between the exhaust gas and a coolant, includes: a plurality of tubes through which the exhaust gas flows; a tubular shell which houses the plurality of tubes and is configured to allow the coolant to flow therethrough; and a header plate disposed at an end portion in the shell to prevent the coolant from flowing out of the shell. The header plate includes support holes in which end portions of the plurality of the tubes are fitted and supported, and each of axial end faces of the plurality of tubes is located in the corresponding support hole at a position between both ends of the header plate in a thickness direction of the header plate.

Exhaust gas cooling device

An object of the invention is to provide an effective cooling-energy storing performance and a stable cooling-energy radiating performance and to realize a high productivity. An evaporator has a plurality of refrigerant tubes arranged at almost equal intervals to form therebetween accommodating spaces. A plurality of cooling-storage containers are arranged in some of the accommodating spaces and fins are arranged in the remaining accommodating spaces. A cooling-storage unit is formed by one cooling-storage container and two refrigerant tubes arranged at both sides of the cooling-storage container. Each of the cooling-storage container has projections extending from one wall portion to the other wall portion to form heat exchange portions. The cooling-storage container is connected to the refrigerant tubes by soldering material.

Cool-storage type heat exchanger

An exhaust heat exchanger includes a water tank accommodating tubes and having an outside space defined outside of the tubes, a gas tank having an exhaust passage and an outside space defined outside of the exhaust passage, a dividing portion to separate the outside space of the water tank from the exhaust passage of the gas tank, and a communication portion. The outside space of the gas tank and the outside space of the water tank communicate with each other through the communication portion.

A tube for a heat exchanger includes a first and a second plate portions disposed opposite each other. At least the first plate portion includes a base plate portion bonded to the second plate portion by brazing and multiple protruding portions, which protrude from the base plate portion toward an opposite side from the second plate portion, having a first and a second protruding portions. A protruding dimension of the first protruding portion is larger than that of the second protruding portion. The base plate portion and the protruding portions extend straightly in a tube longitudinal direction. The second plate portion and the protruding portions have a clearance therebetween defining an internal fluid passage. The second protruding portion and the base plate portion are configured to define an external fluid passage extending in a tube width direction.

Tube for heat exchanger

An aqueous aluminum brazing composition containing an organic binder and a zinc-based flux which prevents the precipitation of the zinc-based flux having a large specific gravity while securing an excellent brazeability. The thixotropic index of the brazing composition is adjusted to 1.01-1.20 by adding a (meth)acrylic acid/(meth)acrylate copolymer emulsion to the brazing composition as a precipitation inhibitor in an amount of 0.03-1.50 wt % of 100 wt % of the brazing composition. Since the (meth)acrylic acid/(meth)acrylate copolymer emulsion is used as the precipitation inhibitor in a specific amount instead of other types of compounds used for a powder-containing paint, such as ultrafine particle silica, poly(meth)acrylate, or polyvinyl alcohol, the precipitation of the zinc-based flux can be prevented without impairing the brazeability.

Aqueous aluminum brazing composition, aluminum material coated with the brazing composition, brazing method using the aluminum material, and automotive heat exchanger manufactured by using the brazing method

The evaporator and the condenser are disposed in a duct. First bypass passage is disposed at the side of the condenser and first air mixing damper rotates to control air bypassing amount. Further second bypass passage is formed at the side of the evaporator and second mixing damper rotates to control air bypassing amount. Cooling rate at the evaporator and heating rate at the condenser are varied so that air adjusted in proper temperature is generated and discharged from each outlets into a room. An outside heat exchanger is disposed the outside of the duct. Refrigerant flow is randomly switched among the outside heat exchanger, the evaporator and the condenser so that cooling, heating, dehumidifying, dehumidified-heating and defrosting operations are performed.

Automotive air conditioner having condenser and evaporator provided

An evaporator for a refrigerant system having a heat exchanging section and a evaporating section of a total flow type having a bottom inlet tank for receiving a refrigerant from the heat exchanging section, a bottom outlet tank for a discharge of the refrigerant and a stack of flatten pipes, each defining a refrigerant passageway of U-shape connecting the bottom inlet tank and bottom outlet tank. The heat exchanging section controls the degree of the dryness of the refrigerant in a range between 0.01 to 0.2. The flattened pipe has an inner thickness in a direction of the stack in a range between 2.0 to 3.0 mm.

Evaporator for a refrigerating system

An automotive air conditioner which conditions air making use of radiation of heat of a condenser and absorption of heat of an evaporator effectively. The evaporator 207 and the condenser 203 are disposed in a duct 100. An condenser disposed in a duct has a heat exchanging section in which heat exchange is performed between refrigerant and draft air. The heat exchanging section is divided into an upper stream area portion, a middle stream area portion and a lower stream area portion, and a temperature sensitive tube of a subcooling control valve is held in contact with a refrigerant passageway which interconnects the middle and lower stream area portions. The subcooling control valve adjusts the opening of a throttle portion thereof so that the subcooling degree on the upstream of the lower stream area portion where the temperature sensitive tube contacts may be a predetermined value (2.degree. to 10.degree. C.).

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