Unison Industries, Inc.

General Electric Company

Walter Arthur Hundley, Jr

Michael Ralph Storage

Derek Thomas Dreischarf

Dennis Alan McQueen

Bernard Albert Luschek

Ronald Bruce Schofield

John D Hand

Lonnie R Stewart

Michael J Gilloon

Jerry W Myers

Michael Peoples

Scott Richard Lawrence

Ronald Eugene Bruskotter

A method and assembly for conveying heat from a heat exchanger having a housing defining a fluid pathway including at least one fluid passageway leading from an inlet port of the heat exchanger to an outlet port of the heat exchanger, the housing have a first side and a second side, opposite the first side where the housing includes at least one aperture extending through the housing from the first side to the second side and where the aperture is fluidly separate from the fluid pathway and heat from liquid flowing through the fluid pathway is transferred via at least one of conduction or convection to the housing.

Thermal management system

A method of assembling a heat exchanger in a gas turbine engine assembly is provided. The method includes providing a structural body including a wall having an elongated slot, providing a heat exchanger operably associated with a bracket, and providing a slip joint for coupling the bracket to the structural body. The slip joint includes a standoff, an elongated member, and a biasing member disposed about the elongated member. The standoff is inserted through the wall so that the biasing member imparts a predetermined biasing force between the bracket and the structural body. The slip joint allows relative sliding movement between the bracket and the structural body when a sliding force due to thermal expansion or contraction is greater than the biasing force.

Method of mounting a heat exchanger in a gas turbine engine assembly

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Beavercreek, OH, United States of America

Walter Arthur Hundley, Jr