Process for controlling a heater, in particular a defrost heater

Refrigeration – Automatic control – Preventing – removing or handling atmospheric condensate

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62155, 219492, F25D 2108

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ABSTRACT:
In the case of a process for controlling a heater, in particular a defrost heater for a refrigerating plant which has a temperature sensor, which is connected to a system for cutting in and cutting out the heater, during the operation of the heater, the temperature of the room to be heated is measured at certain intervals of time, a measured temperature value being stored in each case and compared with the following measured value, whereupon the heater is cut out whenever the following measured value indicates a temperature which is higher by a certain amount than the preceding stored measured value, and the heater is cut in or remains cut in whenever the following measured value indicates a temperature which is lower by a certain amount than the preceding stored measured value.

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patent: 4689965 (1987-09-01), Janke et al.
patent: 4803344 (1989-02-01), Wolf et al.
patent: 4812625 (1989-03-01), Ceste, Sr.

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