Apparatus for heating, storing and transferring of heat
OwnerRudolph Talamantezinventor
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Abstract
An apparatus having a heating chamber, (combustion chamber) a heat storing means and heat transferring means of the kind used in households, commercial furnaces, heaters, boilers, etc., having a heating chamber which is spherically arranged; with ports for receiving fuels and a valve for regulating the internal pressure and temperature, allowing for excessive heat to be exhausted into a secondary heat recovery manifold. The spherical heating chamber allows the heat to radiate uniformly. Said heat is stored by mantle material. Said mantle being entirely surrounded by a crust layer and insulating means and an outside protective covering. The apparatus also having means for transferring the stored heat for heating purposes as is generally in common use.
Claims8
A heat accumulating and heat transferring apparatus comprising:
- a hollowed vessel spherically arranged, having an internally arranged along the innermost spherically surface a heat conducting inner liner,
- said hollowed vessel which is spherically arranged, having ports disposed opposite each other, one port to receive fuel injection/firing means and the other to receive a pressure regulator control valve,
- said hollowed vessel which is spherically arranged where said fuel injection may be combusted in a systematic manner based on the demand of the said pressure regulator valve, releasing in the combustion process heat energy,
- said hollowed vessel which is spherically arranged where said pressure control valve is permitted to allow the evacuation of excess pressure, in terms of build up heat into a secondary heat exchanger,
- said hollowed vessel which is spherically arranged where said heat energy is allowed to be absorbed through the said inner liner, into a heat storage chamber,
- said hollowed vessel which is spherically arranged where said heat storage chamber contains materials such as silica gel, which when heated becomes liquified, allowing in the process more and more heat to be collected becoming a reservoir of stored heat energy,
- said hollowed vessel which is spherically arranged where said reservoir of stored heat energy is protected from heat loss by an outer jacket housing and insulating materials,
- said hollowed vessel which is spherically arranged having a primary heat exchanger comprised of built in air passage ways
- said hollowed vessel which is spherically arranged where said outer jacket housing and insulation materials are further surrounded by an outermost housing arrangement to provide mounting for the apparatus.
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