Heating apparatus for a fluid conveying line
OwnerLeslie Dale Unrau, Kent Burgan McLeodinventors
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A fluid line heater has a burner and a heat exchanger in heat exchanging relation with an exhaust chamber of the burner. A fluid conduit directs fluid from the fluid line through the heat exchanger tank. One or more heat exchanger conduits extend at an upward slope across the exhaust chamber in open communication at spaced locations with the surrounding heat exchanger tank to form an endless loop of heat exchanger fluid with the tank. Naturally rising heated fluid in the conduits generate a cyclical current to improve heat transfer efficiency. An air intake is elevated relative to the burner, alongside the tank to preheat burner combustion air. An access duct communicates through part of the heat exchanger tank adjacent the heat exchanger conduits for cleaning tool access to remove soot or other debris from heat exchanging surfaces to further improve heat transfer efficiency.
A fluid line heating apparatus for heating a fluid conveyed in a fluid line, the apparatus comprising:
A fluid line heating apparatus for heating a fluid conveyed in a fluid line, the apparatus comprising:
A fluid line heating apparatus for heating a fluid conveyed in a fluid line, the apparatus comprising:
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