Hot-water boiler, for instance a central heating boiler, and a metal casting therefor
AssigneeMetaalgieterij G. Giesen, B.V.
InventorGerardus J. Giesen
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
A hot water boiler, particularly for central heating systems, has a double-walled structure containing water passages and bounding a combustion chamber, and a multi-walled structure outside the double-walled structure providing passages for the combustion gases and the incoming air for combustion. In order to increase thermal efficiency, while providing an economic and simple design, the double-wall structure is a pair of opposed hollow metal castings which bound not only the combustion chamber but also a combustion gas passage leading upwardly from that chamber and having in it projections integrally formed on the castings. Outside the castings are walls providing, in sequence, downward and upward passages for combustion gas and a downward passage for combustion air.
Claims10
In a hot water boiler having a double-wall structure containing passages for flow of the water being heated and providing bounding walls on at least two opposite sides of a combustion chamber, there being outside said double-wall structure a plurality of further walls providing passages for flow of combustion air and combustion gases, whereby the combustion gases exchange heat with the water and the air for combustion, and the said double-wall structure having vertically extending first projections on its outside face which project into a passage for combustion gas, the improvement that the said double-wall structure is comprised of opposed hollow metal castings which provide opposed bounding walls of a combustion gas outlet passage extending upwardly from the said combustion chamber and have second projections extending into said outlet passage extending upwardly from the combustion chamber, there being outside each of the castings three walls providing in sequence in the outward direction firstly a first passage for downward flow of the combustion gases from the said outlet passage over the surfaces of said first projections on the outside of the casting, secondly a second passage interconnected with said first passage for upward flow of the combustion gases from the lower end of said first passage and thirdly a passage for downward flow of combustion air which is connected into the bottom of the combustion chamber.
A hot water boiler having
- (a) a combustion chamber,
- (b) a combustion gas outlet passage leading upwardly out of said combustion chamber,
- (c) at least two metal castings respectively providing bounding walls at opposite sides of said combustion chamber and combustion gas outlet passage, each said casting having inner and outer spaced walls constituting a double-walled structure and at least one passage between said spaced walls for water to be heated,
- (d) a plurality of elongate vertically extending first projections on said outer wall and cast in one piece therewith, said projections first projecting from the side of said outer wall more remote from the combustion chamber,
- (e) first, second and third casing walls forming a triple wall structure on the outside of each of said castings, a first said casing wall defining between itself and the outer wall of the adjacent casting at least one first passage arranged for the downward flow of combustion gas emerging from said combustion gas outlet passage with said first projections on said outer wall of the casting projecting into the said first passage, said first and second casing walls defining between them at least one second passage arranged for upward flow of the combustion gas emerging from the said first passage, and said third and second casing walls defining between them at least one third passage arranged for downward flow of air for combustion which third passage is connected at its lower end to the lower end of the combustion chamber.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.