Hot gas heating device

Heating – Work chamber having heating means – Combustion products heat work by contact

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432161, F27B 900

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055779077

ABSTRACT:
Hot gas heating devices are disclosed for heating an end of a tubular body before it is heat sealed, including a nozzle casing having a nozzle cavity, a heating nozzle disposed within the nozzle cavity, whereby the heating nozzle can be mounted at a predetermined location within the end of the tubular body, the heating nozzle including a hot gas outlet for directing a hot gas in order that a predetermined region of the end of the tubular body can be heated, a hot gas exhaust for exhausting the hot gas from the end portion of the tubular body, the hot gas exhaust including an ejector for creating a substantially uniform pressure drop at the predetermined region of the end of the tubular body in order to create a uniform distribution of the hot gas on the predetermined region of the end of the tubular body, and a cooling and centering body disposed on the exterior of the end of the tubular body for cooling and centering the outer surface of the tubular body.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4307705 (1981-12-01), Douglas
patent: 4416326 (1983-11-01), Van Vlaendeieu
patent: 4505669 (1985-03-01), Rogers

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