Cooling apparatus boiling and condensing refrigerant with a refrigerant vapor passage having a large cross sectional area
First Claim
1. A cooling apparatus boiling and condensing refrigerant comprising;
- a refrigerant container which has a heat-generating member attached to a bottom surface therefore and which reserves therein refrigerant which can be boiled by receiving heat from said heat-generating member, a heat radiating portion having a plurality of tubes, which are connected to the inside of the refrigerant container and are provided substantially upright on an upper surface of said refrigerant container, and a header tank by which the plural tubes are communicated;
wherein the refrigerant reserved in said refrigerant container can be boiled and evaporated by receiving heat from said heat-generating member and can be used to cool the heat-generating member by radiating latent heat of the refrigerant vapor from said heat radiating portion; and
wherein assuming that a portion of the upper surface of the refrigerant container on which a mounting portion of the heat-generating member is projected is referred to a boiling area, at least a tube of the plurality of tubes located within said boiling area has a passage defined by a lower end opening portion connected to the refrigerant container and has a cross sectional area of the passage larger than that of the tube located outside the boiling area.
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Abstract
Tubes 3 are provided substantially upright on an upper surface of a refrigerant container 2 by inserting lower end portions thereof into inserting holes 5 of the refrigerant container 2. The tube 3A, differed from the tubes 3B, has a trumpet shape which is suddenly increased in its passage cross section towards the lower end opening portion. Thus, most of refrigerant vapor boiled and evaporated in the refrigerant container 2 can be collectively introduced into the tube 3A located within the boiling area. The refrigerant vapor entered a header tank 4 from the tube 3A is diffused in the header tank 4, and is introduced into the tubes 3B located out of the boiling area. The condensate produced by cooling the refrigerant vapor upon passing through the tubes 3B can be circulated into the refrigerant container 2.
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4 Claims
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1. A cooling apparatus boiling and condensing refrigerant comprising;
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a refrigerant container which has a heat-generating member attached to a bottom surface therefore and which reserves therein refrigerant which can be boiled by receiving heat from said heat-generating member, a heat radiating portion having a plurality of tubes, which are connected to the inside of the refrigerant container and are provided substantially upright on an upper surface of said refrigerant container, and a header tank by which the plural tubes are communicated;
wherein the refrigerant reserved in said refrigerant container can be boiled and evaporated by receiving heat from said heat-generating member and can be used to cool the heat-generating member by radiating latent heat of the refrigerant vapor from said heat radiating portion; and
wherein assuming that a portion of the upper surface of the refrigerant container on which a mounting portion of the heat-generating member is projected is referred to a boiling area, at least a tube of the plurality of tubes located within said boiling area has a passage defined by a lower end opening portion connected to the refrigerant container and has a cross sectional area of the passage larger than that of the tube located outside the boiling area. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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