Electrode water heating boiler
OwnerStanley Austen Williamsinventor
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A high-voltage hot water boiler includes a plurality of fluid heating units arranged parallel to each other. Each fluid heating unit includes a cylindrical housing which serves as a counter-electrode. Each housing is provided with a fluid inlet and a fluid outlet so that fluid to be heated can be conducted therethrough and the housing is supported so that the fluid flow path is closer to the horizontal than to the vertical. An electrode extending in the flow direction is provided in each housing for cooperation with the counter-electrode to electrolytically heat the fluid flowing through the flow path. A nozzle, which may be electrically conductive, is associated with the electrode to direct incoming fluid towards the latter. An electrically-insulating sleeve surrounds the electrode and is movable by an adjusting means both in and opposite to the flow of the fluid to modify the flow of current between the electrode and counter-electrode. The adjusting means also simultaneously adjusts the position of the nozzle means relative to the electrode. Manifolds connect the fluid inlets and the fluid outlets of the units together for parallel fluid flow. The adjusting means of the units are ganged together for simultaneous operation.
An apparatus for heating fluids, particularly a high-voltage hot water boiler, comprising at least one fluid-heating unit, each of said fluid heating units including a housing formed of electrically conductive material and serving as a counter electrode, said housing having an inlet for conducting fluid to be heated in a path through said housing and an outlet for conducting heated fluid from said housing;
An apparatus for heating fluids, particularly a high-voltage hot water boiler, comprising at least one fluid-heating unit, each of said fluid heating units including a housing formed of electrically conductive material and serving as a counter electrode, said housing having an inlet for conducting fluid to be heated in a path through said housing and an outlet for conducting heated fluid from said housing;
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