Cylinder for guiding a web of textile material

Heating – Processes of heating or heater operation – Including apparatus heat-up – cool-down or protection

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165 89, 16510421, 165134R, 219469, 432 91, 432228, 432227, F28D 1102, F28F 502

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ABSTRACT:
The cylinder for guiding a web of textile material comprises at least one hollow space which is partly filled with a liquid heat carrier and can be evacuated. The pressure increase in the hollow space if the temperature is increased is to be limited to values below a multiple of calculated safety even though heat carriers with a steeply rising vapor pressure curve such as water are used. The solution consists in that only a quantity of heat carrier which can be evaporated completely in the volume of the hollow space already before a predetermined vapor pressure is reached, is contained in the hollow space.

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Fiske, J. M., Heat-Exchange Drum, Research Disclosure, No. 149, pp. 96-97, 9/1976, Industrial Opportunities Ltd., Homewell, Havant, Hants PO91EF, England.

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