Electric heating – Heating devices – Combined with container – enclosure – or support for material...
Patent
1976-01-14
1978-08-08
Bartis, A.
Electric heating
Heating devices
Combined with container, enclosure, or support for material...
126101, 165105, 219293, 219341, 237 16, H05B 360, F24H 308, F22B 130, F24D 1304
Patent
active
041058941
ABSTRACT:
In a furnace having a boiler in which a pair of spaced electrode plates are supported, electric current is applied to the electrodes to generate steam which flows out of the boiler through a steam conduit to a heat exchanger. A blower forces air across the heat exchanger and out of the furnace through duct work for distribution to the rooms that are to be heated. An equalizer line is connected from the steam conduit to the bottom of the boiler. A return line, having a Hartford loop located above the bottom of the boiler but below the water level of the boiler, returns condensate from the heat exchanger to the boiler through the equalizer line.
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