Hot-water heating system having an air eliminator

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1982-09-30

1984-06-26

Spitzer, Robert H.

Gas separation

With nonliquid cleaning means for separating media

Solid agent cleaning member movingly contacts apparatus

55208, 237 63, B01D 1900

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044564562

ABSTRACT:
An improved forced-liquid flow, circulatory system for removing gas entrained or dissolved in the liquid. The system includes a circulatory liquid-flow network and means for forcing the liquid to flow through the circulatory network. A by-pass line is situated around the region where the lowest gas solubility in the liquid occurs in the circulatory network. Such lowest gas solubility occurs at the point of generally highest temperature and lowest pressure, as determined most precisely by Henry's Law. Gas-liquid separator means is located in the by-pass line. The separator means separates the gas from the liquid and expels the gas from the circulatory network.

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