Flueless combustion chamber
AssigneeMilpat Corporation
InventorsAlbert W. Spitz, Milton I. Schwab
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Abstract
A flueless primary combustion chamber forms a part of a pollution control incineration system having an elongated duct having one or more inlets positioned at or near grade level. An upright standpipe removably covers an inlet opening to provide a polluted gas inlet to the duct from a location elevated above grade. The primary combustion chamber is constructed with a closed top and an open bottom which removably overfits the standpipe in a manner to allow combustible material to be burned within the shell and to direct the gases of combustion downwardly into the duct through the top of the standpipe.
Claims3
In a portable combustion chamber
- a continuous sidewall comprising a peripheral shell having an open base and a closed top,
- the sidewall defining an interior space adapted to confine products of combustion therewithin,
- the shell having no flue opening therethrough of the type adapted to permit passage of products of combustion;
- a structural frame affixed exteriorly to the shell,
- the said frame being adapted to support and carry the weight of the shell;
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- a standpipe defining a products of combustion exhaust tube positioned within the interior space, the standpipe being adapted to convey products of combustion exteriorly of the shell;
- whereby the shell may be lifted and transported to the combustion location by lifting and transporting the frame.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.