Electric resistance heating devices – Heating devices – Continuous flow type fluid heater
Patent
1990-05-21
1992-07-28
Bartis, Anthony
Electric resistance heating devices
Heating devices
Continuous flow type fluid heater
392379, 392473, H05B 300, F24H 110
Patent
active
051346842
ABSTRACT:
An electric air or gas heater includes a plurality of equal diameter elongated linear serpentine resistive wire heating elements circularly arranged in parallel about a common axis and disposed within a cylindrical chamber having separable air or gas entrance and exit sections at its opposite ends. Each heating element is disposed in a close-fitting ceramic or quartz tube. The tubes are supported by discs at the opposite ends of the chamber which block air or gas flow outside the cross-sectional area of the tubes. Each heating element has a ceramic cylinder extending through the center thereof through which a wire for electrically connecting adjacent pairs of heating elements extends.
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Arold Jonathan B.
Mishou Joan L.
Parent Charles R.
Stark Joseph P.
Webb Edward A.
Bartis Anthony
GTE Products Corporation
Theodosopoulos James
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