Stoves and furnaces – Tool having fluid fuel burner – Curling iron
Patent
1981-07-08
1983-12-06
Scott, Samuel
Stoves and furnaces
Tool having fluid fuel burner
Curling iron
126427, 126450, 126447, 52199, F24J 302
Patent
active
044186851
ABSTRACT:
A solar collector device adapted to be mounted upon the roof of a building in which a solar collector panel, including a chamber defined by a heat-conducting bottom wall, a coil for conveying heat-transfer fluid through the collecting chamber and in heat-conductive relationship with the bottom wall and a translucent upper cover, is mounted in spaced relationship above the roof to provide an air space between the collector panel and the roof through which hot air is transferred in heat-conducting relationship with the bottom wall. This collector device is particularly adapted for mounting above a roof having an attic-type space. A vent opening is formed through the roof communicating the attic-type space with the air space beneath the collector panel, whereby hot air from the attic-type space is conveyed in heat-transfer relationship with the bottom wall of the solar panel, so that the heat transfer medium in the coil receives heat, not only from the sun's rays, but also from the over-heated air within the attic space. The solar collector device is preferably shaped to straddle the ridge of a double-sloping roof.
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patent: 2214183 (1940-09-01), Seymour
patent: 2529621 (1950-11-01), Mayo
patent: 2579662 (1949-09-01), Gibson
patent: 4227515 (1980-10-01), Jacob et al.
Kamen Noah
Lackey Harrington A.
Scott Samuel
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