Paper Cooling after Fusing
The cooling pipe [2] cools the paper immediately after it
exits the fusing unit.
Paper cooling fans [1] in the duct dissipate the heat around
the fins [4].
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The paper (1) passes under the cooling pipe (2).
The pipe has a system of capillary tubes filled with water running along the inside
of the pipe.
The paper leaving the fusing unit heats the parts of the cooling pipe that it
touches. This heats the water inside the tubes.
The principle of heat transference moves the heated water to toward the cooler
rear end of the cooling pipe where a heat sink with fins (4) is attached.
The fins of the baffle conduct heat away from the water in the pipe. Air moving
around the fins dissipates the heat into the air.
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