Fluid handling – With heating or cooling of the system – Circulating fluid in heat exchange relationship
Patent
1994-01-31
1995-01-24
Chambers, A. Michael
Fluid handling
With heating or cooling of the system
Circulating fluid in heat exchange relationship
220 412, 220643, F16K 4900
Patent
active
053834887
ABSTRACT:
A bath in which articles are processed by immersion in hot liquid chemicals has a chemical receptacle seated in a casing. Wetting of internal components in the casing, such as heating elements and thermal insulation, is prevented by a seal between the receptacle and the rim of the casing. The otherwise exposed seal is isolated from the external environment of the bath by a barrier of flowing water. The water flow shields the sealing material from corrosive chemical drips and fumes and also has a cooling effect which decreases thermal expansion of components in the region of the seal and thereby reduces structural stresses.
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Chambers A. Michael
Imtec Products, Inc.
Zimmerman Harris
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