Exhaust heated spreader

Fluid sprinkling – spraying – and diffusing – With heating or cooling means for the system or system fluid – Employing waste heat or exhaust gases

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239654, 298 1A, 298 1H, 404 95, 37228, B05B 124

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049780689

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus and method for heating snow traction-improving material contained in a bin mounted on a motor vehicle, such as a truck. Panels are attached to the side of the bin to form a sealed cavity surrounding the bin. Hot exhaust from the motor vehicle engine is then piped into and flows through the cavity so as to heat the cavity, whereby heat from the cavity warms the contents of the bin. The exhaust then flows out an exit portal from the cavity to permit continued flow-through. Provision is made to form holes in any buttress supports, supporting the bin on the truck, which might obstruct the flow of hot exhause. Finally, a drain is provided, allowing any condensation formed in the cavity to escape.

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