Stoves and furnaces – Heaters – Chemical
Patent
1985-01-10
1985-12-24
Green, Randall L.
Stoves and furnaces
Heaters
Chemical
126246, F24J 102
Patent
active
045599211
ABSTRACT:
A self-heating receptacle comprising a vessel for food to be heated, and below the vessel a sealed container containing two chemicals, e.g. quick lime and water. A pouch within the container holds one of the chemicals sealed from the other. A tearing filament secured to the pouch simultaneously opens the pouch and the container thereby to trigger the exothermic reaction to heat said food vessel. The pouch is suspended by its ends above the bottom of the container and is surrounded by said other chemical. There is an outer housing in the bottom of which the container is disposed, the food vessel being disposed in the top of this housing. The container is hermetically sealed with a lid. The tearing filament extends across the lid below the bottom of the food vessel and emerges from between the housing and the food vessel in a portion that can be grasped by the user to pull on the tearing filament thereby both to open the pouch and to tear the lid.
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patent: 2157169 (1939-05-01), Foster
patent: 3865117 (1975-02-01), Perry, III
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