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Class 237/54 - Upper-room drum


Subclass of Class 237 - Heating systems
Definition: Air heating-systems having a drum in an upper room of the
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 06/29/1982


NumberTitleIssue Date
4336836Heat reclaimer
An apparatus for reclaiming heat from the discharge gas from a combustion fuel heating unit, which has: inlet and outlet sections; an expansion section whose circumference gradually increases in the direction of flow, thereby providing an increased area f...
06/29/1982
4335850Hot water heating system
A system for producing hot water for a residential dwelling by recovering heat from the hot combustion gases in the flue and chimney of the dwelling's heating system. The system uses the usual hot water tank and furnace of the dwelling without any substan...
06/22/1982
4226363Stove bench
A stove bench comprised of a metal liner forming an interior duct which is covered with tiles or masonry to form the outer face of the stove bench, an inlet to the duct for receiving hot exhaust gases from a stove or furnace, and an outlet from the duct f...
10/07/1980
4142679Building heating system
A heat jacket and flue assembly includes an air inlet in the attic for communication with humid outside air and an outlet adjacent the furnace in communication with the area to be heated. A fan moves air from the outside through the attic into the heat ja...
03/06/1979
 
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