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    heat pipe recovery issue



    Hi sirs
    I want to apply heat pipe recovery in our dehumidifier. See attached picture.
    Anybody know how to manuacture heat pipe? is it cost effective in this field?

    thanks and regards
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    Re: heat pipe recovery issue

    Quote Originally Posted by Lc_shi View Post
    Hi sirs
    I want to apply heat pipe recovery in our dehumidifier. See attached picture.
    Anybody know how to manuacture heat pipe? is it cost effective in this field?

    thanks and regards
    LC
    Hi

    check this web site for ur heat pipe requirements.
    spcoils.com

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    Re: heat pipe recovery issue

    Quote Originally Posted by Bullet View Post
    Hi

    check this web site for ur heat pipe requirements.
    spcoils.com
    sorry
    spcoils.co.uk

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    Re: heat pipe recovery issue

    Hi Bullet,

    Maybe you will bring here some more info about heat pipes for the befit of all the readers?

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    Re: heat pipe recovery issue

    Sorry but i do not understand your attached diagram.

    is the air moving from, left to right, passing over a hot pipe then a cold pipe then a hot pipe again?

    Please could you give a little more info.

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    Re: heat pipe recovery issue

    It's a U-shape heatpipe which put in the inlet and outlet of cooling coil which perform precool and reheat and need no energy input.
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    Re: heat pipe recovery issue


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    Re: heat pipe recovery issue

    Hi Li,

    Wanted to use Heat pipes for reheat in one of our projects. Was working with Heatpipes Inc. India subsidiary....however answer to fluid being used in "Its proprietary".

    We had reviewed U type heat pipes, which takes heat from inlet air to cooling coil and provides it at outlet of cooling coil for reheat thus reducing cooling as well as heating capacity.

    However, cost of the equipment did not turn out to be viable in our case.

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    Re: heat pipe recovery issue

    Very good!Thanks

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