Self-pumping water boiler system

Heating systems – Automatic control – Combined radiator and boiler

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122 33, 122343, 126101, 237 17, 237 19, F24H 306, F24H 122, F24D 308

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041584384

ABSTRACT:
A package heat exchange system using an expanded surface gas-fired burner to supply heat via a heat exchange coil in a dome above the extended surface heat exchanger which heats domestic hot water and supplies heat via the dome to a radiator for heating a living area of a home. A control system provides for utilizing steam from the extended surface heat exchanger to heat the coil in the dome and maintains a first pressure for supplying the domestic hot water and a higher pressure when radiator heat is called for. The heat for domestic hot water may be further heat transferred in a fourth heat exchanger which adjusts the temperature of the domestic hot water. The heat supplied to the radiator may be self-pumping by utilizing steam and the heat to the radiator may be cut off by supplying a control to the return pipe of the radiator which allows the radiator to fill with condensate from the steam.

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patent: 66670 (1867-07-01), Bevis
patent: 2789769 (1957-04-01), Dalin
patent: 3302705 (1967-02-01), Witten, Jr.
patent: 3945433 (1976-03-01), Koula

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