Inner fin for heat exchanger
In an inner fin, a plate is made up of a top part, a bottom part, and a wall plate part, and a channel having a concave-shaped cross section and a channel having an inverted concave-shaped cross section are alternately repeated as channels of the gas by a pair of the wall plate parts facing each other. The wall plate part for each of the channels has a shape in which the wall plate part is bent left and right in a serpentine shape and projected and recessed parts thereof are alternately repeated and formed, and the recessed part of the wall plate part is formed with a chevron-shaped part made up of an upward slope part that ranges from a base part to the top part and a downward slope part that passes downward from the top part to a neighboring base part.
1. An inner fin for a heat exchanger which performs heat exchange of a gas, the inner fin being inserted into a tube in which a space is flat between an upper plate part and a lower plate part, wherein
a plate is made up of a top part that is in contact with the upper plate part of the tube, a bottom part that is in contact with the lower plate part of the tube, and a wall plate part that partitions a space between the top and bottom parts, and a channel having a concave-shaped cross section and a channel having an inverted concave-shaped cross section are alternately repeated as channels of the gas by a pair of the wall plate parts facing each other;
the wall plate part for each of the channels has a shape in which the wall plate part is bent left and right in a serpentine shape and projected and recessed parts thereof are alternately repeated and formed; and
the recessed part of the wall plate part is formed with a chevron-shaped part made up of an upward slope part that bulges in a direction of the wall plate part facing the wall plate part and ranges from a base part to the top part and a downward slope part that passes downward from the top part to a neighboring base part.
2. An inner fin for a heat exchanger which performs heat exchange of a gas, the inner fin being inserted into a tube in which a space is flat between an upper plate part and a lower plate part, wherein
a plate is made up of a top part that is in contact with the upper plate part of the tube, a bottom part that is in contact with the lower plate part of the tube, and a wall plate part that partitions a space between the top and bottom parts, and a channel having a concave-shaped cross section and a channel having an inverted concave-shaped cross section are alternately repeated as channels of the gas by a pair of the wall plate parts facing each other;
the wall plate part for each of the channels has a shape in which the wall plate part is bent left and right in a serpentine shape and projected and recessed parts thereof are alternately repeated and formed; and
the recessed part of the wall plate part is formed with an upward slope part that bulges in a direction of the wall plate part facing the wall plate part and ranges from a base part to the top part.
3. The inner fin for a heat exchanger according to claim 1 , wherein
the projected part of the wall plate part is formed with a valley-shaped part made up of a downward slope part that passes downward from a top part of the chevron-shaped part to a base part thereof and an upward slope part of another chevron-shaped part that is adjacent to the chevron-shaped part and is equally formed; and
with respect to the chevron-shaped part formed at the recessed part of the wall plate part, the projected part of the other wall plate part facing the wall plate part is formed with the valley-shaped part, and with respect to the valley-shaped part formed at the projected part of the wall plate part, the recessed part of the other wall plate part is formed with the chevron-shaped part.
4. The inner fin for a heat exchanger according to claim 3 , wherein a cross-sectional area of the concave-shaped channel or the inverted concave-shaped channel is made constant.
5. The inner fin for a heat exchanger according to claim 1 , wherein the concave-shaped channel is formed in a V shape, and the inverted concave-shaped channel is formed in an inverted V shape.
6. The inner fin for a heat exchanger according to claim 1 , wherein with respect to an interval between the top part and the bottom part, a ratio of an interval between the top part and a top part of the upward slope part is set to 0.4 or less, and preferably a range from 0.1 to 0.4.
7. The inner fin for a heat exchanger according to claim 1 , wherein with regard to the upward slope part of the wall plate part, a gradient of the upward slope part is set to a range of 15° to 60°, and preferably a range of 30° to 50°.
8. The inner fin for a heat exchanger according to claim 1 , wherein with respect to an angle at which the top part of the upward slope part of the wall plate part is formed, an oblique angle inclined toward a direction of the opposite wall plate part is set to a range of 0° to 75°, preferably a range of 30° to 60°, and more preferably a range of 35° to 50°.