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Why is there less discussion about rectangular fins and copper tubes?

2010-10-06View Original

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Why is there less discussion about rectangular fins and copper tubes? This type of type is mostly used in air compressor coolers. I hope there are experts who can give me some advice.
Reply #22010-10-07
1. First of all, are your rectangular fins and base tube made of the same material? 2. If it is said to be one by one like a tube heat exchanger, what should be the tube threading process and how to support it. I think what the poster said is correct, but I am currently trying to solve this problem. I personally think there are the following methods:: 1. You can open a mold to make sets of fins, just like a fin heat exchanger. They are put on one by one. The distance between the fins can be adjusted according to the cleanliness of the air. 2. Generally, different combinations of fins and base tubes can be selected according to different media.

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