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Henry Beamer, Middleport, NY US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
|---|---|---|
| 20100037652 | MULTI-CHANNEL HEAT EXCHANGER WITH MULTI-STAGE EXPANSION - An expansion device for a heat exchanger having a manifold and a plurality of mini- and or micro-channels. The expansion device has an outer element having a plurality of orifices therethrough that is received in the manifold, and an inner element telescopically received in the outer element having at least one orifice therethrough and being in fluid communication with the plurality of orifices. Fluid passing through the at least one orifice and through the plurality of orifices is expanded and reduced in pressure prior to entering the manifold. | 02-18-2010 |
| 20100089095 | MULTI-PASS HEAT EXCHANGERS HAVING RETURN MANIFOLDS WITH DISTRIBUTING INSERTS - A multi-pass heat exchanger having a return manifold with a partition, a front wall, and a rear wall is provided. The partition separates the return manifold into a collection chamber and a distribution chamber. The front and rear walls define a fluid channel. The front wall has a plurality of perforations placing the fluid channel in separate fluid communication with the collection chamber and the distribution chamber. | 04-15-2010 |
| 20100089559 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR IMPROVING DISTRIBUTION OF FLUID IN A HEAT EXCHANGER - A mini-channel heat exchanger or a micro-channel heat exchanger includes an insert ( | 04-15-2010 |
Henry E. Beamer, Middleport, NY US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
|---|---|---|
| 20090173478 | FROST TOLERANT FINS - A heat exchanger assembly for thermally conditioning a stream of air. The assembly includes a first and second manifolds extending in spaced and parallel relationship. A plurality of tubes extend transversly between the manifolds to establish fluid communication therebetween. A plurality of corrugated air fins is disposed between adjacent tubes with the cross-section of each air fin presenting a plurality of legs extending transversly between the flat sides of adjacent tubes. Each leg defines a plurality of front louvers including a leading half louver disposed adjacent the front edge of the leg and a plurality of leading louvers spaced from each other and from the leading half louver. A plurality of smaller trailing louvers are spaced from the leading louvers. A plurality of rear louvers being spaced from each other is disposed between the trailing louvers and the rear edge of each leg. | 07-09-2009 |
| 20090173482 | Distributor tube subassembly - A heat exchanger assembly includes an outlet header extending along an outlet axis to define an outlet cavity and an inlet header defining an inlet cavity. A plurality of refrigerant tubes extends from the inlet header through the outlet header and into the outlet cavity. A collector conduit is disposed in the outlet header and includes a conduit body portion and at least one conduit end portion interconnected by a conduit transition portion with the conduit body portion being offset from the conduit end portion. The conduit body portion is engaged to an interior surface of the outlet header to space the conduit body portion from the refrigerant tubes extending into the outlet header and the conduit end portion is coaxial with the outlet header axis to provide a central outlet for the refrigerant vapor. | 07-09-2009 |
| 20090173483 | NON-CYLINDRICAL REFRIGERANT CONDUIT AND METHOD OF MAKING SAME - A heat exchanger assembly includes an outlet header extending along an outlet axis to define an outlet cavity and an inlet header defining an inlet cavity. A plurality of refrigerant tubes extends from the inlet header through the outlet header and into the outlet cavity. A collector conduit having a generally semi-circular conduit cross-section defining an arced surface and a chord surface interconnected with rounded ends is disposed in the outlet header and includes a conduit body portion and at least one conduit end portion interconnected by a conduit transition portion with the conduit body portion being offset from the conduit end portion. The conduit body portion is engaged to an interior surface of the outlet header to space the conduit body portion from the refrigerant tubes and the conduit end portion is coaxial with the outlet header axis to provide a central outlet for the refrigerant vapor. | 07-09-2009 |
| 20110139425 | TWO ROW BENT EVAPORATOR | 06-16-2011 |
Henry Earl Beamer, Middleport, NY US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
|---|---|---|
| 20090120627 | HEAT EXCHANGER ASSEMBLY - A heat exchanger assembly includes a first single-piece manifold and a second single-piece manifold spaced from and parallel to the first single-piece manifold. Each of the first and second single-piece manifolds has a tubular wall defining a flow path. A plurality of flow tubes extend in parallel between the first and second single-piece manifolds and are in fluid communication with the flow paths. An insert having a distribution surface is slidably disposed in the flow path of the first single-piece manifold to establish a distribution chamber within the first single-piece manifold. A series of orifices defined in the distribution surface of the insert are in fluid communication with the flow path and the distribution chamber for uniformly distributing a heat exchange fluid between the flow path and the flow tubes. | 05-14-2009 |