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    • 专利摘要:
    Heat exchanger for gases. The exchanger comprises: - a bundle of tubes (B) for the circulation of exhaust gases; - a longitudinal deflector (6) disposed inside the housing (2); and - a casing (2) that houses inside the tube bundle (B), extending longitudinally inside and placed eccentrically with respect to the longitudinal geometric center axis of the casing (2) and with a first portion of the external contour of the casing (2). bundle of tubes (B) placed adjacent and geometrically adapted to the internal contour of the casing (2), in order to avoid the formation of channels for the passage of cooling fluid between the tubes (t) of the bundle of tubes (B) and the housing (2).
    公开号:ES2676708A1
    申请号:ES201730078
    申请日:2017-01-23
    公开日:2018-07-24
    发明作者:Iñigo TOLOSA ECHARRI；Darío PEÑA SÁNCHEZ；Francisco Javier IGUAZ PIEDRAFITA；Fernando PUÉRTOLAS SÁNCHEZ
    申请人:Valeo Termico SA；
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    专利说明:

    HEAT EXCHANGER FOR GASES
    The present invention generally concerns a heat exchanger for gases, inparticular for exhaust gases of an engine, comprising a bundle of pipes arranged inthe inside of a housing, and more particularly to a heat exchanger in which the beamof tubes is arranged eccentrically with respect to the geometric central axislongitudinal of the housing, and whose external contour is arranged in order to avoid the
    10 formation of channels for the passage of refrigerant fluid between the tubes and the housing.
    Background of the invention
    Heat exchangers for gases comprising the elements described in the preamble of claim 1 of the present invention are known.
    In such exchangers, the adequate flow of refrigerant fluid inside is imperative to avoid boiling phenomena that may compromise the resistance and performance of the exchanger.
    20 The main factors affecting the flow of the refrigerant fluid are: a) the location of the inlet and outlet of the refrigerant fluid, and b) the arrangement of the tubes inside the exchanger housing, which in particular do not completely fill the inside of the housing so that unwanted channels are formed for the passage of refrigerant fluid, so
    Only a portion of the refrigerant fluid actually passes between the tubes, and as a consequence the cooling capacity is reduced.
    Sometimes external design limitations force us to adopt incorrect configurations for the aforementioned factors a) and b), such as:
    - The configuration illustrated in Figure 1, that is to say the inlet 4 and the outlet 5 of the refrigerant fluid away from the ends of the inlet 2a and the outlet 2b of gases, which causes, as illustrated in Figure 1, the refrigerant fluid goes directly from the inlet 4 to the outlet 5 of the refrigerant fluid through the inside of the housing 2 without properly cooling the 35 regions near the ends of the inlet 2a and outlet 2b of gases, whereby such regions, indicated as RB in Figure 1, they constitute regions under conditions of

    poor circulation of refrigerant fluid, so they are poorly refrigerated.
    - The configuration illustrated in Figure 2, where the tubes of the tube bundle (schematically represented with a network of lines delimited by a dashed line and indicated with reference B), are arranged inside the housing 2 so that they are distanced of the inner wall of the housing 2, generating unwanted channels Ci for the flow of the cooling fluid. Therefore, only a part of the cooling fluid flows between the tubes in the tube bundle and as a consequence the cooling capacity is reduced.
    Heat exchangers are known for gases that attempt to solve the problems associated with the configuration associated with at least the aforementioned factor a). Such is the case of exchanger described in patent document ES2394406A 1, which describes a heat exchanger for gases, comprising a housing with deflection means disposed therein which includes a series of transverse baffles and a longitudinal one for the purpose. of directing the flow of the refrigerant fluid more advantageously, including a counter-current addressing with respect to the circulation of the gas flow, thus also cooling the regions near the gas inlet / outlet ends.
    Although in the aforementioned document ES2394406A 1 the tube bundle is not illustrated, it can be inferred by the non-eccentric distribution of the through holes of the support plates illustrated in Figure 1, intended to receive the respective ends of the tube bundle tubes , that the tube bundle is also distributed non-eccentrically with respect to the geometric center axis of the housing, with tubes being arranged on both sides of the longitudinal deflector of the deflection means, even just in front of the cooling fluid inlet.
    Such an arrangement of tubes in front of the cooling fluid inlet is detrimental to the good circulation of the cooling fluid through the rest of the tubes, through the longitudinal deflector, since it partially blocks such circulation.
    Heat exchangers known in the state of the art all suffer from some
    or all the inconveniences associated with factor b) mentioned above, since in greater
    or lesser extent they have unwanted channels for the passage of refrigerant fluid. It therefore appears necessary to offer an alternative to the state of the art that covers the gaps found therein, providing a heat exchanger for gases that
    enable a circulation of refrigerant fluid through the tubes of the same that is better and more homogeneous than that enabled by the prior art exchangers.
    Description of the invention
    With the gas heat exchanger of the present invention, the aforementioned drawbacks are resolved, presenting other advantages that will be described below.
    In accordance with the aforementioned objective, the present invention concerns a heat exchanger 10 for gases, in particular for exhaust gases of an engine, comprising, of
    Way known per se: -a tube bundle for the circulation of exhaust gases; - a housing that houses said tube bundle, extending longitudinally, and comprising:
    15 -a gas inlet end and a gas outlet end to which respective support plates are attached, to which the ends of the tubes of said tube bundle are attached, so that the tubes are communicated with the outside of the housing; and -a coolant fluid inlet and a coolant fluid outlet to make
    20 circulating a cooling fluid through the inside of the housing in contact with the tube bundle for heat exchange with the exhaust gases circulating inside the tubes;
    - a longitudinal baffle disposed within the housing between the tube bundle and the coolant fluid inlet, which is adapted to direct the flow of the coolant fluid 25 entering through said coolant fluid inlet to said
    gas inlet end; wherein said tube bundle is placed inside the housing eccentrically with respect to the longitudinal geometric central axis of the housing, thus enabling there to be a volume or free space between part of the tube bundle and part of the interior wall of the housing. Case,
    30 in general in front of the cooling fluid inlet, in order not to block the entry and / or circulation of the latter through the interior of the housing.
    Unlike the heat exchangers for gases known in the state of the art, in the one proposed by the present invention, characteristically, a first portion of the outer contour of the tube bundle, which substantially includes the entire outer contour less to a second portion thereof that faces the longitudinal deflector, is
    positioned adjacent and geometrically adapted to the internal contour of the housing, in order to avoid the formation of channels for the passage of refrigerant fluid between the tubes that define the said first portion of the external contour of the tube bundle and the housing (i.e., unwanted channels).
    For an exemplary embodiment, the intermediate space between the internal contour of the housing and the first portion of the external contour of the tube bundle is substantially constant for the entire first portion of the external contour of the bundle of tubes.
    10 In general, the intermediate space has a value, according to a cross-sectional dimension for any cross section of the housing, less than or equal to 3mm, preferably smaller
    or equal to 2mm.
    According to an exemplary embodiment, each of the support plates comprises some
    15 through holes for the introduction into the mentioned holes of respective ends of the tubes of the tube bundle, where the through holes of each of the support plates are distributed by the corresponding support plate eccentrically with respect to its geometric center
    20 According to a variant of the previous embodiment, the holes of the plurality of through holes of one of the support plates are aligned with those of the other support plate so that each tube of the tube bundle is inserted and fixed by its two ends to two respective through holes co-bonded together of the two support plates.
    25 According to one embodiment, a first end of the longitudinal deflector is at least in contact with the support plate coupled to the gas outlet end and the longitudinal deflector extends longitudinally inside the housing without reaching the support plate coupled to the end Gas inlet This defines a window for refrigerant between a second end of the longitudinal deflector opposite the first end and
    30 the support plate coupled to the gas inlet end, for passage through the refrigerant fluid directed from the refrigerant fluid inlet.
    According to an exemplary embodiment, the longitudinal deflector comprises a through hole for purging to avoid the retention of air and / or steam within the space between the deflector
    35 longitudinal and housing.
    According to a variant of the previous embodiment, the purge through hole is located adjacent to the gas outlet end and also adjacent to an area of the housing intended to be an upper area when the heat exchanger is mounted on a vehicle.
    According to an exemplary embodiment, the tubes of the tube bundle are symmetrically distributed with respect to at least one plane of symmetry that longitudinally crosses the tube bundle. As a variant of said embodiment, the tubes of the tube bundle are distributed symmetrically with respect to another plane of orthogonal symmetry to said at least one
    10 plane of symmetry.
    For an exemplary embodiment, the tubes in the tube bundle are asymmetrically distributed with respect to at least one plane that longitudinally crosses the tube bundle.
    15 According to an exemplary embodiment, the heat exchanger housing has a hollow cylinder shape. As variants of the previous embodiment, the heat exchanger housing has a hollow rectangular prism shape or a hollow square prism shape, or any other hollow prism shape.
    20 According to an exemplary embodiment, the tubes of the tube bundle are distributed forming two or more rows.
    For a variant of said exemplary embodiment applicable to the case where the exchanger housing has a hollow cylinder shape, the two or more rows of tubes follow
    25 respective curved paths between first and a few second ends thereof, and the tube bundle further comprises at least two additional tubes, each of which is disposed adjacent to the first or second ends of the at least two rows. of tubes.
    According to an implementation of said variant, at least a portion of the longitudinal deflector is adjacent to one of the two or more rows of tubes and also follows a curved path.
    According to a version of said implementation, part or all of said curved paths 35 constitute respective sections of concentric circumferences.

    Brief description of the figures
    For a better understanding of how much has been exposed, some drawings are attached in which,schematically and only by way of non-limiting example, case studies are represented5 of different embodiments.
    Figure 1 is a schematic view of a state of the art heat exchanger, in order to illustrate the configuration described in the state of the art section caused due to factor a), where it is appreciated how the circulation of the cooling fluid inside
    10 of the exchanger housing, away from the inlet and outlet of the refrigerant fluid, causes the aforementioned poorly refrigerated regions RB to be generated.
    Figure 2 is a schematic sectional view of the housing of a prior art heat exchanger, in order to illustrate the configuration described in the status section
    15 of the technique caused due to factor b), where the unwanted channels Ci for the flow of the cooling fluid that are generated between the outer contour of the tube bundle and the inner wall of the housing are appreciated.
    Figure 3 is a schematic sectional view of the heat exchanger of the present
    20 invention, for an embodiment for which it comprises a hollow cylinder-shaped housing, where the eccentric distribution of the tube bundle (schematically represented) is appreciated as well as a first portion of the outer contour of the bundle of tubes It is adapted to the inner contour of the housing, in order to avoid the generation of unwanted channels for the flow of refrigerant fluid.
    Figure 4 is a schematic sectional view of the heat exchanger of the present invention, for an exemplary embodiment for which it comprises a hollow rectangular prism-shaped housing, where the eccentric distribution of the tube bundle and that a first portion of the outer contour of the tube bundle is adapted to the
    30 inside contour of the housing.
    Figure 5 are two schematic sectional views, a cross section and a longitudinal section, of the heat exchanger of the present invention, for an exemplary embodiment for which it comprises a housing having a hollow cylinder shape.
    Figure 6 are two schematic views in section, a cross section and a section
    longitudinal, of the heat exchanger of the present invention, for an exemplary embodiment for which it comprises a housing having a hollow rectangular prism shape.
    5 Figure 7 is a perspective view of the gas heat exchanger proposed bythe present invention, for an exemplary embodiment for which it includes a housingtubular.
    Figure 8a is a perspective view of the gas heat exchanger proposed 10 by the present invention that differs from that of Figure 7 mainly in that the housing has a hollow rectangular prism shape.
    Figure 8b is a perspective view of the same heat exchanger illustrated in Figure 8a, but without one of the support plates, in order to allow to appreciate the elements 15 arranged inside the housing, especially the longitudinal deflector .
    Description of some embodiments
    Next, some embodiments of the present invention are described with reference to Figures 3 to 8b.
    In Figures 3, 4, 5, and 6 the tube bundle B is schematically illustrated with a network of lines delimited by a dashed line that does not represent a particular shape of the tubes in the tube bundle, only represents an area within which the tube bundle is
    25 understood.
    The present invention, as illustrated in Figures 3 to 8b, proposes a heat exchanger for gases, such as exhaust gases from an engine. The heat exchanger for gases object of the invention comprises a bundle of tubes S intended for the
    30 exhaust gas circulation and a housing 2 that houses a bundle of tubes S inside, extending longitudinally inside.
    As seen in Figures 5 to 8b, the housing 2 of the gas heat exchanger of the present invention comprises a gas inlet end 2a and a gas outlet end 2b, the exhaust gases circulating between the ends 2a and 2b according to the direction illustrated by horizontal arrow lines in the right views of the

    Figures 5 and 6 and in Figure 7.
    The respective support plates 3a, 3b, to which the ends of the tubes t (illustrated in Figures 7 to 8b) of the bundle of tubes B are attached to the ends of the gas inlet 2a and 3b, so that the tubes t are communicated with the outside of the housing 2. The said housing 2 also comprises an inlet 4 of cooling fluid and an outlet 5 of cooling fluid to circulate a cooling fluid through the inside of the housing 2 in contact with the tube bundle B (according to the direction illustrated by arrow lines between the inlet 4 and the outlet 5, in Figures 3, 4, 7 and in the right views of Figures 5 and 6), for a heat exchange with the exhaust gases circulating inside the tubes t.
    As can be seen in Figures 3 to 8b, the aforementioned bundle of tubes B is placed inside said housing 2 eccentrically with respect to the longitudinal geometric central axis of the housing 2, so that a volume is defined free VL (see Figures 3 and 4) between part of the tube bundle and a part of the inner wall of the housing facing the inlet 4 of cooling fluid, in order not to block the entrance and circulation of the latter through the interior of the housing 2.
    Also illustrated in Figures 7 and 8a, it can be seen that each of the support plates 3a, 3b comprises respective through holes for the introduction into them of respective ends of the tubes t of the bundle of tubes B (fitting into the them, advantageously hermetically), where the through holes of each of the support plates 3a, 3b are distributed by the corresponding support plate 3a, 3b eccentrically with respect to its geometric center.
    Figure 8a shows how the holes of the plurality of through holes of one of the support plates 3a are aligned with those of the other support plate 3b, so that each tube t of the bundle of tubes B is inserted and fixed by its two ends to two respective through holes co-bonded together of the two support plates 3a, 3b.
    In a preferred embodiment and as illustrated in Figures 5, 6, 7 and 8b, the gas heat exchanger further comprises a longitudinal deflector 6 disposed within the housing 2 between the bundle of tubes B and the cooling fluid inlet 4 , which is adapted to direct the flow of the refrigerant fluid entering through the refrigerant fluid inlet 4 towards the gas inlet end 2a.
    Also illustrated in Figures 5 and 6, it can be seen that a first end of the deflectorlongitudinal 6 is at least in contact (and optionally welded) with the support plate3b coupled to the gas outlet end 2b and extends longitudinally within the5 housing 2 without reaching the support plate 3a coupled to the gas inlet end 2a,so that a window for refrigerant W is defined between a second end of thelongitudinal deflector 6 opposite the first end and the support plate 3a coupled to the endgas inlet 2a, for the passage through the refrigerant fluid directed from thecoolant fluid inlet 4 through longitudinal deflector 6, thus ensuring adequate
    10 circulation of cooling fluid through the end where the gas is hotter, that is to say through the gas inlet end 2a.
    As for the dimensions of said window for refrigerant W, in general these depend on the flow of the refrigerant fluid, in order to optimize its circulation and the pressure drop in the exchanger.
    For an exemplary embodiment, if the cooling fluid flow rate is:
    - Equal to less than 800 I / h, the dimensions of the W window are as follows: 5mm s Dw <20 10mm;
    - Above 800 I / h, the dimensions of the W window are as follows: 10mm: S Dw <15mm.
    Where Dw represents the width of the window W, ie the distance between the second end 25 of the longitudinal deflector 6 and the support plate 3a. As regards the height of the window W, this is determined by the dimensions of the longitudinal deflector 6.
    As illustrated in Figures 5, 6, 7 and 8b, the longitudinal deflector 6 optionally comprises a through hole orifice h) to prevent air / vapor retention within the
    30 space between the longitudinal deflector 6 and the housing 2. Preferably, as illustrated in the aforementioned Figures, the through vent hole h is located adjacent to the gas outlet end 2b and also adjacent to an area of the intended housing 2 to be a higher area when the heat exchanger is mounted on a vehicle.
    With regard to the dimensions of the purge hole h, preferably the diameter of the purge hole is selected such that the total area of the purge hole h is less than 10% of

    the dimensions of the W window.
    As can be seen in Figures 3 and 4, a first portion of the external contour of the bundle of tubes B is positioned adjacent and geometrically adapted to the internal contour of the
    5 housing 2, to prevent the formation of channels for the unwanted passage of refrigerant fluidbetween the tubes t defining the first portion of the outer contour of the bundle of tubes B and thecasing 2.
    The heat exchanger of the present invention comprises a longitudinal deflector 6, by
    10 so that the first portion of the external contour of the bundle of tubes B includes the entire external contour minus a second portion thereof that faces said longitudinal deflector 6 as illustrated in Figures 3, 4, 5 and 6, so that the aforementioned free volume VL (see Figures 3 and 4) is defined between the longitudinal deflector 6 and the part of the housing 2 that includes the cooling fluid inlet 4.
    For the exemplary embodiments illustrated in Figures 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8a and 8b, the tubes t of the bundle of tubes B are symmetrically distributed with respect to at least one plane of symmetry that longitudinally crosses the beam of B tubes.
    Also, for the embodiments of Figures 4, 6, 8a and 8b, the tubes t of the bundle of tubes B are distributed symmetrically with respect also to another plane of symmetry orthogonal to said plane of symmetry.
    In contrast, for the embodiment illustrated in Figures 3, 5 and 7, the tubes t of the bundle of tubes B
    25 are distributed symmetrically only with respect to the mentioned plane of symmetry that longitudinally crosses the bundle of tubes B (horizontal plane according to the position illustrated in Figure 7), and asymmetrically with respect to a plane that longitudinally crosses the bundle of tubes B (plane vertical according to the position illustrated in Figure 7).
    30 For the exemplary embodiment of Figures 3, 5 and 7 the casing 2 of the heat exchanger has a hollow cylinder shape. Alternatively, for the embodiment illustrated in Figures 4, 6, 8a and 8b the housing 2 has a hollow rectangular prism shape.
    It can be seen how, for the exemplary embodiments illustrated in Figures 7, 8a and 8b, the tubes t of the bundle of tubes B are distributed in two rows.

    In particular, for the exemplary embodiment of Figure 7 the two rows of tubes follow respective curved paths between first and a few second ends thereof, and the bundle of tubes B further comprises two additional tubes ta, each of which it is arranged adjacent to the first or second ends of the two rows of tubes t, so that the space between the tubes and the inner contour of the housing 2 is further filled.
    Although in the exemplary embodiments illustrated in Figures 7, 8a and 8b all tubes t (including additional ta) have a rectangular cross section and of the same dimensions, for other embodiments, not illustrated, the cross sections have another shape ( such as circular or oval) to that illustrated, not necessarily the same or of the same dimensions for all tubes.
    For example, the additional tubes ta can have a transverse dimension of larger dimensions than those of the other tubes ty / or another shape (eg oval), all in order to adapt even more to the internal contour of the housing 2 to reduce the intermediate space between the two to a greater extent.
    It can also be seen in Figure 7 how, for the embodiment illustrated therein, a portion (practically all) of the longitudinal deflector 6 is adjacent to one of the two rows of tubes t and also follows a curved path.
    With reference to Figures 3 and 4, those associated with the double-dashed dashed lines illustrated therein and indicated as Al and A2, indicate the possible transverse locations where it is possible to arrange the cooling fluid outlet 5, which depends on the shape of the housing 2.
    In particular, when the housing 2 is cylindrical (Figure 3), the inlet 4 and the outlet 5 of the cooling fluid can take any relative position between them, as long as the inlet 4 is in front of the free volume VL and the outlet 5 in front of volume occupied by tubes of the tube bundle B.
    On the other hand, when the housing 2 is a square or rectangular prism-shaped housing (Figure 4), the inlet 4 and the outlet 5 of the cooling fluid may be arranged in adjacent or opposite walls of the housing 2, but not in the same wall, also as long as the input 4 is in front of the free volume VL and the output 5 in front of the volume occupied by
    tube bundle tubes B.
    Although reference has been made to a specific embodiment of the invention, it is apparent to one skilled in the art that the described heat exchanger for gases is susceptible to numerous variations and modifications, and that all the mentioned details can be replaced by others technically equivalent, without departing from the scope of protection defined by the appended claims.
    权利要求:
    Claims (11)
    [1]
    1. Heat exchanger for gases, in particular for exhaust gases of an engine, comprising:
    5 -a beam of tubes (B) intended for the circulation of exhaust gases; - a housing (2) that houses said tube bundle (B) inside, extending longitudinally, and comprising:
    - a gas inlet end (2a) and a gas outlet end (2b) to which respective support plates (3a, 3b) are coupled, to which
    10 the ends of the tubes (t) of said tube bundle (B) are fixed, so that the tubes (t) are communicated with the outside of the housing (2); and -a coolant fluid inlet (4) and a coolant fluid outlet (5) to circulate a coolant fluid through the inside of the housing (2) in contact with the tube bundle (B) for heat exchange with the gases
    15 exhaust circulating inside the pipes (t); -a longitudinal baffle (6) disposed within the housing (2) between the tube bundle
    (8) and the refrigerant fluid inlet (4), which is adapted to direct the flow of the refrigerant fluid entering through said refrigerant fluid inlet (4) towards said gas inlet end (2a);
    20 wherein said tube bundle (B) is positioned inside said casing (2) eccentrically with respect to the longitudinal geometric central axis of the casing (2), the exchanger being characterized in that a first portion of the external contour of said tube bundle (B), which substantially includes the entire external contour except a second portion thereof that faces said longitudinal deflector (6), is placed
    25 adjacent and geometrically adapted to the internal contour of the housing (2), in order to prevent the formation of channels for the passage of refrigerant fluid between the tubes (t) defining said first portion of the external contour of the tube bundle (B ) and the housing (2).
    [2]
    2.-Exchanger according to claim 1, wherein the intermediate space between the contour
    30 internal to the housing (2) and the first portion of the outer contour of the tube bundle (B) is substantially constant for the entire first portion of the outer contour of the tube bundle (8).
    [3]
    3.-exchanger according to claim 2, wherein said intermediate space has a value, according to a cross-sectional dimension for any cross section of the housing (2), smaller
    or equal to 3mm.
    [4]
    4.-Exchanger according to claim 3, wherein the intermediate space has a value, according to said transverse dimension for any cross section of the housing (2), smaller
    or equal to 2mm.
    [5]
    5. Heat exchanger according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein a first end of said longitudinal deflector (6) is at least in contact with the support plate (3b) coupled to the gas outlet end (2b) and extends longitudinally inside the housing (2) without reaching the support plate (3a) coupled to the inlet end
    10 of gases (2a), so that a window for refrigerant (W) is defined between a second end of the longitudinal deflector (6) opposite said first end and the support plate (3a) coupled to the gas inlet end ( 2a), for the passage through the refrigerant fluid directed from the inlet (4) of the refrigerant fluid.
    The heat exchanger according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein said longitudinal deflector (6) comprises a through-vent hole (h) to prevent air / vapor retention within the space between the longitudinal deflector ( 6) and the housing (2).
    7. Heat exchanger according to claim 6, wherein said through hole for purging
    (h) is located adjacent to the gas outlet end (2b) and also adjacent to an area of the housing (2) intended to be an upper area when the heat exchanger is mounted on a vehicle.
    8. Heat exchanger according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the tubes (t) of the tube bundle (B) are symmetrically distributed with respect to at least one plane of symmetry that longitudinally crosses the tube bundle ( B).
    [9]
    9. Heat exchanger according to claim 8, wherein the tubes (t) of the tube bundle
    30 (B) are distributed symmetrically with respect to another plane of orthogonal symmetry to said at least one plane of symmetry.
    [10]
    10. Heat exchanger according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein said housing (2) has a hollow cylinder shape.
    [11 ]
    11. Heat exchanger according to any one of claims 1 to 9, wherein
    said housing (2) has a rectangular or hollow square prism shape.
    [12]
    12. Heat exchanger according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the tubes (t) of the tube bundle (B) are distributed forming at least two rows.
    [13]
    13. Heat exchanger according to claim 12 when it depends on the 10, wherein said two rows of tubes (t) follow respective curved paths between first and a few second ends thereof, and because the tube bundle (B ) further comprises at least two additional tubes (ta), each of which is disposed adjacent to the first
    10 or the second ends of the at least two rows of tubes (t).
    [14]
    14. Exchanger according to claim 13, wherein at least a portion of the longitudinal deflector (6) is adjacent to one of the at least two rows of tubes (t) and also follows a curved path.
    15. Exchanger according to claim 14, wherein at least some of said curved paths constitute respective sections of concentric circumferences.
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    CN201880008050.0A| CN110337575A|2017-01-23|2018-01-23|Heat exchanger for gas|
    EP18722716.0A| EP3572751A1|2017-01-23|2018-01-23|Heat exchanger for gases|
    PCT/IB2018/000284| WO2018134687A1|2017-01-23|2018-01-23|Heat exchanger for gases|
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