Patent classifications
F24H15/132
Instantaneous heater
The present invention relates to an instantaneous heater, comprising a heating assembly, wherein the heating assembly includes a heating element, a first shell, a first inlet tube, a first water outlet, a hot water cavity, a cold water cavity and a capillary tube, the hot water cavity is in the first shell, the heating element is in the hot water cavity, the hot water cavity communicates with the cold water cavity, the first inlet tube communicates with the cold water cavity, the first water outlet is on the top of the first shell and communicates with the hot water cavity, the capillary tube is in the cold water cavity, one end of the capillary tube communicates with the hot water cavity and the other end communicates with the outside of the first shell. The instantaneous heater boasts simple structure, low cost and effective prevention of vapor from rapidly erupting.
HEATING MEANS, PUMP WITH SUCH A HEATING MEANS AND WATER-CONDUCTING DOMESTIC APPLIANCE
A heating means installed in a pump for heating water during pumping has a tubular cylindrical holder that defines a heating chamber for the water. On the outside of the holder, a plurality of heating conductor tracks are connected together in series. The heating means is configured for operation of the pump in the horizontal state, such that its longitudinal axis extends horizontally. In this horizontal state, the heating means has a residual water level as a horizontal plane that lies roughly in the lower third. Apart from two heating conductor tracks, the heating conductor tracks extend below this residual water level, while said two heating conductor tracks extend above the residual water level. In the absence of cooling water on the inner surface of the heating chamber, they can overheat more quickly and be locally destroyed as an emergency safety device before the entire heating means is at risk of overheating.
HEATING MEANS, PUMP WITH SUCH A HEATING MEANS AND WATER-CONDUCTING DOMESTIC APPLIANCE
A heating means installed in a pump for heating water during pumping has a tubular cylindrical holder that defines a heating chamber for the water. On the outside of the holder, a plurality of heating conductor tracks are connected together in series. The heating means is configured for operation of the pump in the horizontal state, such that its longitudinal axis extends horizontally. In this horizontal state, the heating means has a residual water level as a horizontal plane that lies roughly in the lower third. Apart from two heating conductor tracks, the heating conductor tracks extend below this residual water level, while said two heating conductor tracks extend above the residual water level. In the absence of cooling water on the inner surface of the heating chamber, they can overheat more quickly and be locally destroyed as an emergency safety device before the entire heating means is at risk of overheating.
CLOSED LOOP HEATING SYSTEM
A closed loop heating system for heating air of a given space includes a vacuum pump, a boiler, a heat exchanger, a blower, and a piping network. The vacuum pump maintains a low pressure in the piping network. The boiler is in fluid communication with the vacuum pump via the pumping network for heating a working fluid. The boiler heats the working fluid to a heated vapor. The heat exchanger is in fluid communication with the boiler for receiving the heated vapor via the piping network. The blower is positioned proximal to the heat exchanger for receiving air from the given space. The blower blows the received air over the heat exchanger for heating the air of the given space.
FIELD CONFIGURABLE LOW WATER CUT-OFFS
A low water cutoff switch controller features a dual inline package (DIP) in combination with low water cutoff switch processor. The dual inline package (DIP) has DIP switches, each DIP switch configured to set in a respective application type or mode corresponding to a particular water heater model for the low water cutoff switch controller to control, and also configured to provide DIP switch signaling containing information about a respective DIP switch set. The low water cutoff switch processor is configured to respond to the DIP switch signaling, and also configured to respond to corresponding signaling containing information about a sensed water level contained in the particular water heater model being controlled by the low water cutoff switch controller, and provide control signaling containing information to control the operation of the particular water heater model. The low water cutoff switch controller is a single controller that can be used for controlling any one of a plurality of different water heater models and have different voltage applications by setting a respective one of the DIP switches.
Electric water heater having dry fire protection capability
A water heater has a tank defining an interior volume, a heating element disposed within the interior volume, and a temperature sensor disposed with respect to the heating element so that the temperature sensor detects temperature of an area ambient to the heating element in the interior volume. The heating element is actuated at a predetermined actuation rate and for a cumulative actuation period so that the predetermined actuation rate maintains the heating element below a predetermined maximum temperature in air and so that the actuation period contributes a predetermined amount of energy to the ambient area when the heating element is immersed in water.
HEATING SYSTEM COMPONENT AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING SAME
The present disclosure relates to a heating system component including a temperature monitoring and/or control unit comprising a lower surface, and a carrier unit comprising an upper surface. At least a part of said lower surface of said temperature monitoring and/or control unit is in thermal contact with at least a part of said upper surface of said carrier unit. Said lower surface of said temperature monitoring and/or control unit and said upper surface of said carrier unit are attached to each other by means of a welded seam, preferably by means of a laser-welded seam.
HEATER BUNDLE FOR ADAPTIVE CONTROL AND METHOD OF REDUCING CURRENT LEAKAGE
A method of controlling a heating system is provided that includes having at least one heater assembly, the heater assembly comprising a plurality of heater units, each heater unit defining at least one independently controlled heating zone, supplying power to each of the heater units through power conductors electrically connected to each of the independently controlled heating zones in each of the heater units, and modulating power supplied to each of the independently controlled heating zones. A voltage is selectively supplied to each of the independently controlled heating zones such that a reduced number of independently controlled heating zones receives the voltage at a time, or at least a subset of the independently controlled heating zones receive a reduced voltage at all times.
Water heater and method of controlling a water heater
A water heater is provided which comprises a water storage tank made of enameled metal, an anode electrode (e.g. an anode rod) at least partly inside the water storage tank and a corrosion protection unit configured to impress current into the anode to provide a corrosion protection for the water storage tank. The corrosion protection unit further comprises a microprocessor configured to control the impressing of the current to the anode electrode during impression process cycles and to control the operation of the corrosion protection. The corrosion protection unit furthermore comprises a battery unit or an accumulator unit configured to supply energy to the microprocessor during grid power outages. The microprocessor is configured to activate the power saving mode during grid power outages during which an amount of impressed current and/or an impression process cycle is reduced.
Heating system component having temperature monitoring and/or control unit attached to carrier unit with welded seam and related method
The present disclosure relates to a heating system component including a temperature monitoring and/or control unit comprising a lower surface, and a carrier unit comprising an upper surface. At least a part of said lower surface of said temperature monitoring and/or control unit is in thermal contact with at least a part of said upper surface of said carrier unit. Said lower surface of said temperature monitoring and/or control unit and said upper surface of said carrier unit are attached to each other by means of a welded seam, preferably by means of a laser-welded seam.