Radiator for heating plants with elements
AssigneeFonderie F. IIi Perani S.p.A.
InventorGiuseppe Perani
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Abstract
The radiator consists of a plurality of tubular elements A arranged side by side and in successive order to one another, said elements being connected at the lower and upper ends thereof. Each element is made of a parallelipipedically shaped block, the upper end whereof is tapered, whilst wings 32 and and edges 22 are provided at the opposed faces of said block to engage head against head, in order to form, between the various elements, chimney-like ducts 28, the upper openings 36-38 whereof have a smaller cross section than the lower ones, in order to increase the circulation of hot air.
Claims7
A radiator for heating plants consisting of a plurality of tubular elements arranged side by side and in successive order, said tubular elements being mechanically connected and hydraulically connected to each other by means of upper and lower lateral connections wherein each of said tubular elements consists of a hollow tubular plate housed in a substantially parallelepipedically shaped block with a tapered open top and an open bottom, said block being provided, at the edge of its faces, with upright coplanar wings alignable head against head with the wings of the adjacent elements to form, between said elements, chimneylike ducts, the upper openings of which have a smaller cross-section than the lower openings to increase the circulation of hot air, and side upper openings being defined by matching notches in the edges of said coplanar wings to further increase the circulation of hot air.
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