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US 2013/0153191 A1Published application
Conduction coil
OwnerBruce W. P. Comptoninventor
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Abstract
A device for heating or cooling material, having at least one first conductive portion sized to be inserted into the material; and at least one second conductive portion conductively attached to the first portion. the second portion is sized to absorb and conduct heat or cooling from a source proximate the second portion into the first portion. The first portion heats or cools the interior of the material.
Claims20
A device for heating or cooling material, comprising:
- at least one conductive first portion sized to be inserted into the material;
- and
- at least one conductive second portion conductively attached to the first portion, the second portion being sized to absorb and conduct heat or cooling from a source proximate the second portion into the first portion, whereby the first portion heats or cools the interior of the material.
A device for heating or cooling material, comprising:
- at least two first conductive portions sized to be inserted into the material;
- and
- a second conductive portion conductively attached to the two first portion at the ends thereof, the second portion being sized to absorb and conduct heat or cooling from a source proximate the second portion into the two first portion, whereby the two first portions heats or cools the interior of the material.
A method for heating or cooling material, comprising the steps of:
- forming a device having at least one first conductive portion sized to be inserted into the material;
- forming at least one second conductive portion conductively attached to the first portion, the second portion being sized to absorb and conduct heat or cooling from a source proximate the second portion into the first portion, whereby the first portion heats or cools the interior of the material;
- inserting the at least one first portion into a material;
- and
- subjecting the second portion to heat or cooling as desired.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.