US2008093063A1PendingUtilityA1

Heat Exchanger for an Air Heating Device and Method for Producing a Heat Exchanger

Assignee: LUDWIG ANDREASPriority: Nov 26, 2004Filed: Nov 23, 2005Published: Apr 24, 2008
Est. expiryNov 26, 2024(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Andreas Ludwig
F28F 1/24F24H 3/065F28F 1/40F28F 1/422F28F 1/02F28F 1/124F28F 1/42Y10T29/49384
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Abstract

The invention relates to a heat exchanger ( 10 ) for an air heating apparatus ( 12 ) for integration into a housing which guides air. The heat exchanger has a heat exchanger body ( 14 ) with a longitudinal axis. According to the invention, the heat exchanger body ( 14 ) has on its external surface (external side) a plurality of undular ribs ( 28 ) which extend essentially along its circumferential dimension, which ribs provide heat transfer surfaces.

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1 . A heat exchanger ( 10 ) for an air heating apparatus ( 12 ) for integration into an air-guiding housing, which heat exchanger has a heat exchanger body ( 14 ) with a longitudinal axis; characterized in that the heat exchanger body ( 14 ) has on its external surface (external side) a plurality of undular ribs ( 28 ) which extend essentially along its circumferential dimension, which ribs provide heat transfer surfaces.  
   
   
       2 . A heat exchanger ( 10 ) according to  claim 1;  characterized in that the heat exchanger body ( 14 ) has a heat exchanger core ( 20 ); 
 and in that the plurality of undular ribs ( 28 ) are at least to some extent integrally formed with the heat exchanger core ( 20 ).    
   
   
       3 . A heat exchanger ( 10 ) according to  claim 1;  characterized in that the heat exchanger body ( 14 ) has a heat exchanger core ( 20 ); 
 and in that    the plurality of undular ribs ( 28 ) are at least to some extent applied to the heat exchanger core ( 20 ) via separate component parts or as separate components.    
   
   
       4 . A heat exchanger ( 10 ) according to  claim 3;  characterized in that the plurality of undular ribs ( 28 ) are applied to the heat exchanger core by shrink-forming and/or press-forming methods.  
   
   
       5 . A method of fabricating a heat exchanger ( 10 ) for an air heating apparatus ( 12 ) to be integrated into an air-guiding housing, particularly a housing of an onboard heating and air conditioning system of a motor vehicle, wherewith the heat exchanger has a heat exchanger body ( 14 ) which has a heat exchanger core ( 20 ) which has a longitudinal axis, and said heat exchanger has heat transfer surfaces; characterized in that the heat exchanger body ( 14 ) has on its external surface (external side) a plurality of undular ribs ( 28 ) which extend essentially along its circumferential dimension, which ribs provide heat transfer surfaces, wherewith the heat exchanger core ( 20 ) and the undular ribs are at least to some extent separately fabricated.  
   
   
       6 . A method according to  claim 5;  characterized in that the plurality of undular ribs ( 28 ) are applied to the heat exchanger core by shrink-forming and/or press-forming methods.  
   
   
       7 . A method of fabricating a heat exchanger ( 10 ) for an air heating apparatus ( 12 ) to be integrated into an air-guiding housing, particularly a housing of an onboard heating and air conditioning system of a motor vehicle, wherewith the heat exchanger has a heat exchanger body ( 14 ) which has a heat exchanger core ( 20 ) which has a longitudinal axis, and said heat exchanger has heat transfer surfaces; characterized in that 
 the heat exchanger body ( 14 ) has on its external surface (external side) a plurality of undular ribs ( 28 ) which extend essentially along its circumferential dimension, which ribs provide heat transfer surfaces, wherewith the heat exchanger core ( 20 ) and the undular ribs are fabricated so as to have together a unit construction.

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