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titleOfInvention Heat exchanger and heating medium supply system
abstract (57) [Problem] To provide a compact heat exchanger capable of providing a fluorine-based inert liquid as a heat medium. SOLUTION: A plate-shaped first heat exchanger 31 having a first flow path 36 through which a heat medium passes through a Peltier element 33, and a second flow path through which a medium for discharging heat such as water passes. A heat exchanger 30 having a plate-shaped second heat exchanger 32 provided with a heat exchanger 38 is provided. This causes the Peltier element to set the thermal gradient, The temperature of the heat medium can be controlled from a low temperature to a high temperature, and a compact heat exchanger with high heat exchange efficiency can be provided. Further, by increasing the heat transfer rate of the heat medium in the flow path in the portion facing the Peltier element, a fin 63 having a notch with a shape capable of taking a large amount of the front edge of the fin while securing a surface area is used, thereby increasing the fluorine. Provided is a heat exchanger which is compact and can secure a sufficient contact area even with a heat medium having a high kinematic viscosity such as a system inert liquid.
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