Apparatus for liquefying meltable material
AssigneeFirma Henning J. Claasen
InventorsNorbert Notzold, Henning J. Claassen
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AssigneeFirma Henning J. Claasen
InventorsNorbert Notzold, Henning J. Claassen
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An apparatus for liquefying meltable material comprises a container adapted to be filled with the material to be liquefied. The container has a heavy bottom wall formed with closely adjacent perforations which taper in downward direction. The sum of the open cross-section of the perforations at the upper face of the bottom wall is only slightly smaller than the total area of the latter, whereas the sum of the smallest cross-sections of the perforations is only a small fraction of the total area of the bottom face of the bottom wall. The bottom wall is heated by electrical heating elements located in ribs separating the perforations from each other to a temperature to liquefy the material passing from the container into the perforations and the liquefied material flows in a collecting trough arranged below the container and separated by a heat insulating layer therefrom. Additional heating elements cooperate with said trough to maintain the material therein in liquid state and at a temperature of use and the material is discharged from the collecting trough preferably with the help of a motor driven gear pump.
Apparatus for liquefying meltable material comprising a supply container adapted to be filled with a material to be liquefied, said container having a peripheral wall and a bottom wall, both of highly heat conductive material, said bottom wall having a predetermined height and being constructed by ribs crossing each other and each tapering in upward direction so as to provide in said bottom wall adjacent perforations tapering in downward direction and arranged in such a manner that the sum of the open cross-sections of the perforations at the upper face of said bottom wall is only slightly smaller than the area of said upper face and that the sum of the smallest cross-sections of the perforations is only a small fraction of the bottom face of said bottom wall;
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