Abstract:
A heat exchanger (1) has a heat-exchanger unit comprising one or more substantially coaxial coiled tubes (21-23) and a casing (2) for housing the heat- exchanger unit. The casing (2) has a first end wall (3), a second end wall (4), and a peripheral part (5) between the two end walls (3, 4). Each tube (21-23) has a first end (21a-23a) and a second end (21b-23b). The heat-exchanger unit is supported by the first end wall (3) of the casing (2), with the first end (21a-23a) and the second end (21b-23b) of each tube (21-23) that is located substantially at the first end wall (3) of the casing (2).
Abstract:
A heat exchanger (1) has an exchanger unit (20), comprising at least one first coiled conduit and one second coiled conduit (21 -23) that are substantially coaxial, and a casing (2) for housing the exchanger unit (20). The casing (2) has a first end wall (3), a second end wall (4), and a peripheral part (5) between the two end walls (3, 4). Each conduit (21 -23) has an inlet and an outlet, where the outlet of the first conduit (21, 23) is connected substantially in series to the inlet of the second conduit (22). The plurality of coiled conduits (21 -23) comprises one third conduit (23) for the first fluid, having turns of diameter greater than the diameter of the turns of the first conduit (21), in such a way that the third conduit (23) forms a helix, within which the helix formed by the first conduit (21 ) extends. The third conduit (23) has an inlet (23a) and an outlet (23b), the outlet (23b) of the third conduit (23) being connected to the inlet (22a) of the second conduit (22) in parallel to the first conduit (21), the second conduit (22) preferably having a flow section larger than the sections of passage of the first and third conduits (21, 23).
Abstract:
A heating apparatus, in particular a boiler for domestic use, has a pre-mix system (10, 20), prearranged for supplying a pre-mix burner (5) with a mixture formed by combustion air and combustible gas. The pre-mix system comprises a fan assembly (10) and a control valve (20) for supply of the gas, and integrates means for detecting a condition of at least partial obstruction of a path for supply of the combustion air (3) and/or of a path for discharge (31) of the combustion fumes produced by the burner.
Abstract:
An instantaneous heat exchanger (30) for heating sanitary water in a combined boiler (1) has a casing defining a chamber for a first fluid, within which there extends a conduit or tubing for a second fluid. At least one of the chamber and the conduit has a substantial capacity of containment of the respective fluid, preferably comprised between three and six litres, and the heat exchanger (30) is pre-arranged for hydraulic connection to a standardized connection assembly (P, 17, 18) for an ordinary plate-type heat exchanger for a combined boiler.
Abstract:
A heat exchanger (1) has an exchanger unit (20), comprising at least one first coiled conduit and one second coiled conduit (21, 23) that are substantially coaxial, and a casing (2) for housing the exchanger unit (20). The casing (2) has a first end wall (3), a second end wall (4), and a peripheral part (5) between the two end walls (3, 4). Each conduit (21 -23) has an inlet and an outlet, where the outlet of the first conduit (21, 23) is connected substantially in series to the inlet of the second conduit (22). The exchanger unit (20) is supported by the first end wall (3) of the casing (2), with the inlet of the first conduit (21) and the outlet of the second conduit (22) which are substantially at the first end wall (3) of the casing (2)·
Abstract:
A heat exchanger (1) comprises a casing (2, 13, 28, 33), within which there is present a first pipe wound in a spiral (25), in which a first fluid flows, the casing (2) being designed to receive a second fluid that is in heat-exchange relationship with the first fluid. The heat exchanger further comprises at least one second pipe wound in a spiral (26, 27), which connects, in parallel to the first pipe (25), two gaps (15, 36) formed in the casing (2, 13, 28, 33), the spiralled pipes (25,26, 27) being arranged in a coaxial way and at a distance from one another, and having different sections of passage.
Abstract:
The support for bicycle saddle comprises a support rod (20), connected at its upper part to the saddle (10) and engaged slidingly in a lower support element (30), rigidly fixed to the bicycle frame (40); an actuator member (60) suitable to exert a thrust force on the rod (20) in axial direction, said actuator member (60) being housed inside said frame (40), at the lower part of the rod (20); a blocking member (50), integral to said lower support element (30) and suitable to fix the position of said rod (20) in a configuration chosen by the cyclist.
Abstract:
A heat exchanger for a heating device, such as a boiler, comprises a tube assembly (10), which includes a plurality of tubes (1) arranged in a juxtaposed configuration, and at least one first manifold member (11) on the outside of the tube assembly (10). Each tube (1) is wound in a spiral having a plurality of substantially co-planar turns (2a, 2b, 2c), amongst which at least one inner turn (2a) and at least one further turn (2b, 2c) around the inner turn (2a), the at least one further turn (2b, 2c) comprising at least one outer turn (2b) of the spiral. At least one first tube (1), or each tube, of the plurality of tubes has a first end portion (3), which extends starting from the inner turn (2a) towards the outside of the corresponding spiral, with at least one part (30) of the first end portion (3) that is superimposed on the at least one further turn (2b, 2c) in a position corresponding to a major face of the spiral, for connection to the at least one first manifold member (11). The at least one first tube (1), or each tube, of the plurality of tubes, has at least one transverse depression (6) defined in the at least one further turn (2b, 2c), or in each further turn, in which a corresponding part (30) of the first end portion (3) is at least partially received.
Abstract:
A heat exchanger for a boiler or similar heating device comprises a casing and a tube assembly inside the casing. The tube assembly includes a plurality of modules (6x, 6y) arranged in a juxtaposed configuration, each module (6x, 6y) having an at least approximately annular shape. The modules (6x,6y) each include a respective tube (7) that is at least partially embedded in a respective thermally conductive body (8) overmoulded to the tube (7). Each thermally conductive body (8) defines an upper face and a lower face of the respective module (6x, 6y), where at least at the upper face of a first module (6y) and the lower face of a second module (6x) the corresponding thermally conductive body (8) defines upper fins (22y) and lower fins (23x), respectively, which extend in height substantially in an axial direction of the tube assembly and extend in length substantially in a radial direction of the tube assembly (5). The upper fins (22y) of the thermally conductive body (8) of the first module (6y) are in an axially staggered position with respect to the lower fins (23x) of the thermally conductive body (8) of the second module (6x), with the upper fins (22y), on the one hand, and with the lower fins (23 x), on the other hand, which are at mutual distances such that the upper fins (22y) of the thermally conductive body (8) of the first module (6y) are set between the lower fins (23x) of the thermally conductive body (8) of the second module (6x), or vice versa. In this way, between each upper fin (22y) of the thermally conductive body (8) of the first module (6y) and each lower fin (23x) of the thermally conductive body (8) of the second module (6x), or vice versa, a respective radial passageway (P) is defined for the combustion fumes produced by a burner equipping the heat exchanger.