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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jun. 27, 2006
Filed:
Jun. 17, 2002
Hirofumi Horiuchi, Oyama, JP;
Ryoichi Hoshino, Oyama, JP;
Noboru Ogasawara, Oyama, JP;
Takashi Tamura, Oyama, JP;
Takashi Terada, Oyama, JP;
Futoshi Watanabe, Oyama, JP;
Hirofumi Horiuchi, Oyama, JP;
Ryoichi Hoshino, Oyama, JP;
Noboru Ogasawara, Oyama, JP;
Takashi Tamura, Oyama, JP;
Takashi Terada, Oyama, JP;
Futoshi Watanabe, Oyama, JP;
Showa Denko K.K., Tokyo, JP;
Abstract
The evaporator includes the upper side and lower header membersanddisposed at the upper and lower end of the core. One end of each tubeconstituting the upstream-side tube group Pis connected to the inlet-side tank, while the other end to the lower header member. One end of each tubeconstituting the downstream-side tube group Pis connected to the outlet-side tank, while the other end to the lower header member. The refrigerant flowed into the inlet-side tankis introduced into the outlet-side tankby passing through the upstream-side tube group P, the lower header memberand the downstream-side tube group P, so that the refrigerant evaporates by exchanging heat with ambient air A. Accordingly, it improves the heat exchange performance and decreases the thickness.