Heating – Work chamber having heating means
Patent
1989-04-25
1990-12-18
Bennet, Henry A.
Heating
Work chamber having heating means
219391, 219400, F27B 500
Patent
active
049782959
ABSTRACT:
An electrically heated kiln having a ventilation system in accordance with the present invention includes a hinged upper wall, a lower wall, and side walls forming a firing chamber. The kiln further includes an upper ventilation aperture formed in the upper wall and a lower ventilation aperture formed in the lower wall. A duct connects the lower aperture with the outside environment. An exhaust fan, coupled to the duct, draws incoming air into the kiln through the upper aperture, downwardly through the kiln, and outwardly through the lower aperture into the duct to be expelled outside. The downward movement of the air and kiln gases causes turbulence near the upper portion of the kiln to create a more uniform temperature within the kiln. The apertures are sized and the draw rate is selected so as to provide proper ventilation of the kiln. The draw rate is preferably between 8% and 45% of the kiln volume per minute when measured at room temperature through the lower aperture. Both the upper and lower apertures may be formed of a plurality of openings.
REFERENCES:
patent: 4531910 (1985-07-01), Geil
patent: 4646315 (1987-02-01), Hixenbaugh et al.
patent: 4719333 (1988-01-01), White
Bennet Henry A.
Edward Orton Jr., Ceramic Foundation
Kimer Christopher B.
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