| 摘要 |
The invention relates to a condenser in stacked-plate design, wherein a heat exchanger block is formed by a plurality of plate elements, which form channels adjacent to each other between the plate elements when the plate elements are stacked on top of each other, wherein a first number of the channels is associated with a first flow channel and a second number of the channels is associated with a second flow channel, and a refrigerant can flow through the first flow channel and a coolant can flow through the second flow channel, wherein the first flow channel has a first region for desuperheating and condensing the vaporous refrigerant and a second region for subcooling the condensed refrigerant. |
| 主权项 |
1. A condenser in stacked-plate construction, wherein a heat exchanger block is formed of a plurality of plate elements, which, stacked one on top of another, form mutually adjacent channels between the plate elements, wherein a first number of the channels is assigned to a first flow channel and a second number of the channels is assigned to a second flow channel, and a refrigerant is flowable through the first flow channel and a coolant is flowable through the second flow channel, wherein the first flow channel has a first region for the desuperheating and condensation of the vaporous refrigerant and a second region for the supercooling of the condensed refrigerant, wherein at least a portion of the first flow channel is in thermal contact with at least a portion of the second flow channel, and the first region has a first fluid supply line and a first fluid discharge line and the second region has a second fluid supply line and a second fluid discharge line, wherein the condenser has a receiver for storing the refrigerant, and a refrigerant crossover from the first region into the second region leads through the receiver , wherein the receiver is in fluid communication with the first region via the first fluid discharge line, which also forms the fluid inlet of the receiver, and is in fluid communication with the second region via the second fluid supply line, which also forms the fluid outlet of the receiver, wherein the receiver is disposed on an outer surface of the condenser. |
