Stoves and furnaces – Liquid heater – Boiler receiving hot liquid or steam from stove or furnace
Patent
1989-05-09
1990-10-23
Jones, Larry
Stoves and furnaces
Liquid heater
Boiler receiving hot liquid or steam from stove or furnace
126362, 126350, 137433, 236 93R, F24H 100
Patent
active
049643940
ABSTRACT:
A hot water heater (12) has a modified dip tube (70) with a heat trap (80, 78, 82, 74) therein. The cold water inlet pipe (90) is threaded directly into a spud (26) on the tank without an extra fitting (32) otherwise required for a heat trap, the heat trap function being performed in the dip tube (70) and eliminating the cost of a separate external heat trap fitting otherwise required for such function. The travel stroke of the heat trap sealing ball (80) is located entirely within the storage tank (14) to reduce noise caused by movement of the ball (80).
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A.O. Smith Corporation
Jones Larry
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