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Class 122/332 - Vertical


Subclass of Class 122 - Liquid heaters and vaporizers
Definition: Devices having vertical tubes.
No. of patents: 5
Last issue date: 11/23/1999


NumberTitleIssue Date
5988118Water supplying method for a boiler
A method for supplementing fresh water into a boiler, which can effectively exhaust air from a pipeline circuit connected with the boiler, is disclosed. The method includes the steps of: a) determining whether a supply of the supplementary water into the ...
11/23/1999
5537955Hot water heater
A hot water heater including a housing, a plurality of heat exchanging devices connected in series and disposed inside the housing at different elevations, a heat source disposed inside the housing at the bottom and controlled to heat water in the heat ex...
07/23/1996
5471956Heat-insulating structure for combustion equipment
Discloses a heat-insulating structure for combustion equipment of such a type that a burner element of combustion equipment is insertedly disposed at an installation opening of thermal equipment such as a boiler, with a view to simplified structure and en...
12/05/1995
5356487Thermally amplified and stimulated emission radiator fiber matrix burner
A combustion device for producing predetermined radiation spectral output and heat for a variety of applications including lighting, cooking, heating water, electric power generation, and providing inexpensive photons to enhance chemical and physical reac...
10/18/1994
5253703Waste heat exchanger
A heat exchanger adapted to handle dusty hot waste gases including a vertically oriented shell through which the waste gases flow longitudinally downward. The shell contains a tube assembly of vertical tubes having external, longitudinal heat transfer fin...
10/19/1993
 
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