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A heat spreader includes a bottom wall (12) and a cover (14) hermetically connected to the bottom wall. Cooperatively the bottom wall and the cover define a space (11) therebetween for receiving a working fluid therein. A wick structure (15) is received in the space and thermally interconnects the bottom wall and the cover. The wick structure includes at least a carbon nanotube array, which can conduct heat from the bottom wall to the cover and draw condensed liquid of the working fluid from the cover toward the bottom wall.

A water spray head for spraying water spray mist in a fire prevention system, includes a water supply duct; a spray head upper body; a fluid chamber; and a “w” shaped bottom, on which at least two rings of nozzles are installed. The water spray head has a body with a “w” shaped bottom, a chamber and two rings of liquid mist nozzles on the slant walls of the “w” shaped bottom. The liquid mist sprays from the nozzles at the inner ring may collide with each other directly or tangentially to form finer liquid droplets and a more uniformly distributed “solid cone” water spray. The water mist formation of the individual nozzle is also designed to be based on the collision of liquid streams from multiple small flow channels in a large flow channel, thereby forming even finer droplets.

A finned tube includes channels defined between adjacent fins on the tube body outer surface. Wings extend from side walls of the adjacent fins between the fin top and the fin base such that the wings form a barrier which splits the channel into an upper channel and a lower channel. A plurality of holes penetrate the barrier where the wings meet, so liquids and gases can pass into and out of the enclosed area defined by the lower channel. The wings can include alternating upper wings and lower wings, and there can be depressions formed in the fin top.

An adsorber unit has an outer shell, a plurality of internal tubes extending through the shell for carrying heat transfer fluid, each tube having outwardly projecting fins along its entire length, and a solid adsorbent material in the shell surrounding the tubes such that the fins project into the adsorbent material, the fins being of a material (e.g., metal) of higher thermal conductivity than the adsorbent material. Metal wool loosely packed inside the tubes, or internal radial fins swaged into the tubes, increase internal surface area thereby enhancing convective heat transfer. Metal wool loosely packed between the external fins, or fine wire metal coils lightly squeezed between the external fins, further increase external surface area of the heat exchanger in contact with the adsorbent thereby enhancing contact heat transfer. Performance is enhanced because the external fins and wool or wire coils transport heat more efficiently to all regions of the adsorbent, and permit less non-adsorbent heat exchanger material (e.g., metal) to be used for a given amount of adsorbent. Two or more such units are used in an adsorption heat pump. This design utilizes existing components (e.g., shell-&-tube heat exchanger, internally and externally finned tubing, and metal wool or wire coils) in a novel manner heretofore untried. In one exemplary embodiment, automobile air conditioning, exhaust heat is used to power such an air conditioner. The significant additional power used by the mechanical compressor of an automobile (12%-17% during commuting for subcompact to midsize cars) can be nearly eliminated by powering the air conditioner with otherwise wasted exhaust heat. The adsorbent is heated and cooled by light oil (called Heat Transfer Fluid, HTF) which in turn is heated and cooled by exhaust and fresh air. Such indirect heating and cooling achieves the required efficiency, and allows using phase change material (e.g., wax) to store and therefore fully utilize exhaust heat. A refrigerant reservoir is included which provides immediate cooling after start-up of a cold engine, while the exhaust system and heat pump are still heating up in order to start pumping refrigerant. Eliminating the mechanical compressor increases fuel mileage by 14-18% for midsize, compact, MS and subcompact cars, or 4.6-6.0% annually, given a four-month cooling season.

Heat exchanger having a plurality of heat transfer tubes arranged substantially in the shape of a helicoidal tube with the individual coils running parallel to one another, and a plurality of fins secured to the external surfaces of the heat transfer tubes and arranged perpendicular to the tube to extend outwardly therefrom. The first working fluid flows inside the heat transfer tubes, and air flows through a passage defined between the adjacent fins and at right angles to the axis of each heat transfer tube. The blower is placed co-axial with the helicoid's axis to further enhance the heat exchange.

A container for holding liquid is described. The container defines an inner region inside which liquid is adapted to be held and includes one or more walls for facilitating heating or cooling of the liquid therethrough, the one or more walls being adapted for invagination by a temperature control probe such that the temperature control probe extends into the container without directly contacting contents of the inner region of the container.

A vaporizer including an inlet for liquid and an outlet for gas, a gas valve controlling gas flow to the outlet of the vaporizer, and means for heating liquid flowing between the liquid inlet and the gas valve. The vaporizer also includes means for increasing a heat transfer rate of the liquid flowing between the liquid inlet and the gas valve, and for causing a pressure drop in the liquid so that a pressure of the liquid drops below a vapor transition pressure of the liquid upon reaching the gas valve. The pressure drop occurs under isothermal conditions, and the liquid is vaporized on demand only when the valve is opened. The means for increasing a heat transfer rate and for causing a pressure drop can be a plug of porous media.

The invention discloses a moving-bed retorting furnace heated comprehensively by a radiant tube and a circulating airflow, comprising a hearth formed by furnace walls, a furnace top and a furnace bottom. The furnace bottom is a circular or through movable furnace bottom; and the upper space of the hearth is provided with a radiant tube heater. By adopting the radiant tube heater to heat, burning products can not be doped in retorting gas, generated retorting oil can keep inherent components, and the retorting gas has high heat value. The furnace bottom is in an overhead layer structure, and afurnace gas-circulating device is arranged between the overhead space and the hearth space above the furnace bottom. The invention has high heat-transferring rate and uniform material-heating temperature and is widely used to retort materials, such as oil shale, coal, lignite, oil sand, plants, and the like.

A method and devices for rapid cooling of small biological samples by plunging them in a cryogenic liquid, such as liquid nitrogen, or contacting them with a cryogenic metal surface, reduce or eliminate the cold gas layer that forms above the liquid cryogens or cryogenic surfaces, producing an abrupt transition from ambient (e.g., room) temperature to the cryogen temperature as the sample enters the liquid or contacts the surface. To reduce or eliminate the effects of the cold gas layer, a flow of warm dry gas can be directed along the plunge path, for example. By removing this cold gas layer, cooling times for a 10 micron sample (the size of single cells and the smallest protein crystals now used protein crystallography) will decrease to ˜0.001 s.

The invention discloses a power battery composite heat management system and a method thereof. The power battery composite heat management system comprises a water tank filled with a circulating fluid, a circulating pump, a sealing cover plate of the water tank, and a battery pack array which is fixedly mounted above the sealing cover plate and is composed of a plurality of battery cells, wherein a temperature equalizing plate and a heat pipe are adhered onto the surface of each battery cell respectively, and cooing sections of the heat pipes pass through the sealing cover plate to be arranged in the circulating fluid in the water tank; a circulating fluid inlet is formed in one side end of the water tank, a circulating fluid outlet is formed in the other side end of the water tank, and a circulating fluid turbulent flow structure is arranged inside the water tank, so that the circulating fluid flows into the circulating fluid outlet from the circulating fluid inlet of the water tank in a curve flowing manner. The system and the method thereof can solve the technical problems such as heat dissipation, battery pack temperature difference reduction, battery preheating and heat cyclic utilization under different working conditions of batteries; and meanwhile, the system is compact and simple in structure and convenient in installation and maintenance, accords with the development tendency of battery heat management systems and electric automobiles, and has good application prospects.

A heat exchanger fin, capable of improving heat transfer rate while preventing generation of heat bypass flow, such as a louver fin provided with a plurality louvers arranged at certain intervals in the introduction direction of air. The louvers are formed by cutting and bending the heat exchanger fin so that the air is passed while being guided by the louvers. The plurality of louvers include louvers different in louver width, the louver width being defined by a length of the louver along which the heat medium passes. Wider louvers and narrower louvers can be arranged alternatively.

The invention provides a temperature correction method, device, storage medium of an air conditioner and an air conditioner. The method comprises following steps: obtaining a required cooling quantityor heat quantity, wall heat storage capacity, and/or non-human body heat source heat dissipation capacity in a room where the air conditioner is located; determining the corrected temperature of theair conditioner according to the required cooling quantity or heat quantity, wall heat storage capacity, and/or non-human body heat source heat dissipation capacity; performing temperature correctionof the set temperature of the air conditioner according to the determined corrected temperature. The solution provided by the invention can realize the temperature control of the air conditioner and respond to the fluctuation of the external temperature in time, and can perform temperature compensation according to the need, so that the temperature control of the air conditioner is more precise, and the user is provided with a more comfortable indoor environment.