Heating – Having fluid curtain at chamber port or work path
Patent
1980-12-24
1982-01-05
Camby, John J.
Heating
Having fluid curtain at chamber port or work path
65159, F24F 900, F27D 700
Patent
active
043091695
ABSTRACT:
A machine parts protecting system for protecting those parts of a machine that may be in close proximity to high temperature flames. This system is for a machine used for processing workpieces and has a plurality of workpiece holding members which are indexed in a stop-and-go fashion through a number of operating stations. The protecting system includes a photo-detector to detect that a workpiece is not being held by one of the workpiece holding members and to send a first signal to a memory circuit which retains that information until a predetermined time when the empty workpiece holding member arrives at an operating station with high temperature flames. At that time the memory circuit initiates a second signal opening a solenoid valve, thereby permitting an air jet to blow the high temperature flames away from the empty workpiece holding member.
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Camby John J.
Lombard R. S.
Westinghouse Electric Corp.
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