Recovery and re-use of waste energy in industrial facilities
US-9845996-B2 · Dec 19, 2017 · US
US9719733B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-9719733-B2 |
| Application number | US-201314045051-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Oct 3, 2013 |
| Priority date | Sep 27, 2012 |
| Publication date | Aug 1, 2017 |
| Grant date | Aug 1, 2017 |
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The present invention provides a tri-piece thermal energy body heat exchanger having multi-layer pipeline and transferring heat to exterior through outer periphery of pipeline, which is configured by multiple layers of pipelines sleeved with each other, the fluid in the outer layer pipeline covers the inner layer pipeline for exchanging heat with the fluid in the inner layer pipeline, and the fluid in the outer layer pipeline is further used for transferring heat to the solid or fluid state thermal energy body which is in contact with the outer periphery of the outer layer pipeline, thereby forming a three-layer annular tri-piece thermal energy body heat exchanger.
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The invention claimed is: 1. A tri-piece thermal energy body heat exchanger having first and second vertical sides and a multi-layer pipeline and transferring heat to an exterior through an outer periphery of the pipeline comprising: a first flow guiding pipe member ( 101 ) connected with at least one further first flow guiding pipe member ( 101 ) through a first flow gathering chamber ( 103 ) to form a first flow path ( 102 ), two ends of the connected first flow path ( 102 ) being formed as a first top fluid inlet/outlet port ( 104 ) at a top of the first vertical side of the heat exchanger and a first bottom fluid inlet/outlet port ( 104 ) at a bottom of either the first vertical side or the second vertical side of the heat exchanger, the first fluid inlet/outlet ports ( 104 ) each being respectively connected to the first flow guiding pipe member ( 101 ) and one of the at least one further first flow guiding pipe member ( 101 ) by a further said first flow gathering chamber ( 103 ), thereby allowing a first thermal energy body ( 105 ) formed in a fluid state to flow in or flow out through the first top fluid inlet/outlet port ( 104 ) at the top of the first vertical side and correspondingly flow out or flow in through the first bottom fluid inlet/outlet port ( 104 ) at the bottom of the heat exchanger; and a second flow guiding pipe member ( 201 ) having an inner diameter larger than the outer diameter of the first flow guiding pipe member ( 101 ), the second flow guiding pipe being sleeved and installed at the exterior of the first flow guiding pipe member ( 101 ), thereby both the first flow guiding pipe member ( 101 ) and the second flow guiding pipe member ( 201 ) forming a structure having two layers of pipelines, and the diameter difference defined between the inner diameter of the second flow guiding pipe member ( 201 ) and the outer diameter of the first flow guiding pipe member ( 101 ) forming a second flow path ( 202 ) having an annular cross section, the second flow guiding pipe member ( 201 ) being connected with at least one further second flow guiding pipe member ( 201 ) through a second flow gathering chamber ( 203 ) to form a second flow path ( 202 ), then two ends of the connected second flow path ( 202 ) are each formed as a second top fluid inlet/outlet port ( 204 ) at a top of the second vertical side of the heat exchanger and a second bottom fluid inlet/outlet port ( 204 ) at the bottom of either the first vertical side or the second vertical side of the heat exchanger at a position opposite the first bottom fluid inlet/outlet port ( 104 ), the second fluid inlet/outlet ports ( 204 ) being respectively connected to the second flow guiding pipe member ( 201 ) and one of the at least one further second flow guiding pipe member ( 201 ) by a further said second flow gathering chamber ( 203 ), thereby allowing a second thermal energy body ( 205 ) formed in a fluid state to flow in or flow out through the second top inlet/outlet port ( 204 ) at the top of the second vertical side and correspondingly flow out or flow in through the second bottom inlet/outlet port ( 204 ) at the bottom of the heat exchanger to thereby cause the second thermal energy body ( 205 ) to flow through the second flow guiding pipe members ( 201 ) in a direction opposite to a flow direction of the first thermal energy body ( 105 ) through the first flow guiding pipe members ( 101 ), wherein the outer layer of the second flow guiding pipe member ( 201 ) is in contact with a third thermal energy body ( 305 ) formed in a gaseous or liquid state or a solid thermal energy body, thereby forming a three-layer annular tri-piece thermal energy body heat exchanger, so that the heat exchanging and transferring is performed among the second thermal energy body ( 205 ) and the first thermal energy body ( 105 ) and the third thermal energy body ( 305 ), wherein both the first flow guiding pipe member connection to form the first flow path ( 102 ) and the second flow guiding pipe member connection to form the second flow path ( 202 ) are series connections, wherein the first flow gathering and further first flow gathering chambers ( 103 ) are independent and mutually spaced structures each having a curved exterior surface alternately extending from first sections of the first and second vertical sides of the heat exchanger, and wherein the second flow gathering and further second flow gathering chambers ( 203 ) are independent and mutually spaced structures situated on second sections of the first and second vertical sides of the heat exchanger that are horizontally opposite the first sections of the first and second vertical sides from which the first flow gather and further first flow gathering chambers ( 103 ) extend. 2. A tri-piece thermal energy body heat exchanger having multi-layer pipeline and transferring heat to exterior through outer periphery of pipeline as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the mentioned first flow guiding pipe member ( 101 ) and the second flow guiding pipe member ( 201 ) is configured by pipe members formed in circular or rectangular or oval or other geometric shapes. 3. A tri-piece thermal energy body heat exchanger having multi-layer pipeline and transferring heat to exterior through outer periphery of pipeline as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the mentioned first flow guiding pipe member ( 101 ) and the second flow guiding pipe member ( 201 ) is configured by pipe members having the same or different shapes. 4. A tri-piece thermal energy body heat exchanger having multi-layer pipeline and transferring heat to exterior through outer periphery of pipeline as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the first thermal energy body ( 105 ) and the second thermal energy body ( 205 ) are formed by the same or different fluids. 5. A tri-piece thermal energy body heat exchanger having multi-layer pipeline and transferring heat to exterior through outer periphery of pipeline as claimed in claim 1 , wherein at least one of said first thermal energy body ( 105 ) and said second thermal energy body ( 205 ) is in one of said gaseous or liquid state, or is capable of being converted into a gaseous state from a liquid state or converted into a liquid state from a gaseous state. 6. A tri-piece thermal energy body heat exchanger having multi-layer pipeline and transferring heat to exterior through outer periphery of pipeline as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the mentioned third thermal energy body ( 305 ) is formed by fluid or solid member. 7. A tri-piece thermal energy body heat exchanger having multi-layer pipeline and transferring heat to exterior through outer periphery of pipeline as claimed in claim 1 , wherein when the third thermal energy body ( 305 ) is formed by fluid, a fluid pump ( 400 ) is additionally installed for pumping the third thermal energy body ( 305 ) thereby enhancing the heat exchange effect. 8. A tri-piece thermal energy body heat exchanger having multi-layer pipeline and transferring heat to exterior through outer periphery of pipeline as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the flow direction of the first thermal energy body ( 105 ) flowing in the first flow guiding pipe member ( 101 ) and the flow direction of the second thermal energy body ( 205 ) flowing in the second flow guiding pipe member ( 201 ) is the same or different. 9. A tri-piece thermal energy body heat exchanger having multi-layer pipeline and transferring heat to exterior through outer periphery of pipeline as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the sleeved multi-layer pipe members includes being configured by two or more layers of heat conductive members, and the flow guiding pipe members having the corresponding quantity are therefore formed, so that the same or different fluids flow in each pipe member, and th
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