Peltier thermoelectric element mounting

F - Mech Eng,Light,Heat,Weapons – 25 – B

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F25B 21/02 (2006.01) B25B 1/00 (2006.01)

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CA 1260549

PELTIER THERMOELECTRIC ELEMENT MOUNTING Abstract of the Application In heating and cooling assemblages, that use a thermoelectric module (12) of the Peltier type held tightly between heating (20) and cooling (24) members, an improvement, for avoiding fracture of the frangible components of the Peltier type thermoelectric module, is provided by using a clamping means, that acts against the members clamped against the thermoelectric module, that employs spring means (40) that exert the assembly pres- sure against the thermoelectric module's substrates. The spring means desirably apply force in line with the central portion of the module's substrates, where the hottest portion (14) of the module's substrate is locat- ed. The spring means employ one or more elongated leaf springs (44) whose center is offset from the ends of the springs that are engaged by selectively actuable clamping means (40). In one specific form a cooling box for use in the field is equipped with assemblages, as disclosed, provided at the corners (90) of the box.

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