Gas-fired condensing mode furnace
AssigneeYukon Energy Corporation
InventorsWilliam R. Tallman, Steven C. McDevitt, Warren H. Delancey
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AssigneeYukon Energy Corporation
InventorsWilliam R. Tallman, Steven C. McDevitt, Warren H. Delancey
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A gas-fired, condensing mode, hot air furnace has an exhaust passage for carrying the products of combustion from a gas burner to an exhaust flue. A heat exchanger is provided in the exhaust passage for extracting heat from the products of combustion. An air passage is provided for carrying a flow of air over the heat exchanger and a blower causes a flow of air through the air passage. The gas burner is enclosed and fires into the heat exchanger. A fresh air duct communicates with the burner enclosure for admitting fresh air thereto. A condenser is provided in the exhaust passage for removing water from the products of combustion, the condenser being exposed to the air passage. A second blower is provided in the exhaust passage for causing fluid flow therein from the fresh air inlet duct through the enclosure and the exhaust passage to the exhaust flue.
In a hot air furnace including means for burning fluid fuel, exhaust passage means for carrying the products of combustion from the burner means to an exhaust flue, heat exchanger means in the exhaust passage means for extracting heat from the products of combustion therein, air passage means for carrying a flow of air over the heat exchanger means to be heated thereby, and air moving means for causing a flow of air through the air passage means, the improvement comprising:
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