Method and apparatus for ventilating gases containing condensabl

Ventilation – Workstation ventilator – Having canopy exhaust hood

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126299D, F24C 1520

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051638690

ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for exhausting a mixture of air laden with droplets and vapors of greases and oils from a room such as a kitchen. A motor-driven fan is mounted within a duct to exhaust the mixture to outside the room. A heater located near the intake of the duct vaporizes any droplets of grease and oil in the air, and then superheats the resulting mixture to a temperature below the ignition point. The exhaust fan motor also drives a separate fan for cooling the motor with air drawn from the outside. The superheat temperature is regulated by the exhaust fan speed and current input to the heater.

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