Heat absorbing temperature control devices and method
OwnerClaude Q. C. Hayesinventor
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The increase of temperature in heat sensitive devices during heat generating conditions is prevented through the absorption of heat, by providing a carbonate salt, such as Lithium Carbonate and its hydrates, Sodium Carbonate and its hydrates, Potassium Carbonate and its hydrates, Magnesium Carbonate and its hydrates, Calcium Carbonate and its hydrates, Beryllium Carbonate and its hydrates, Aluminum Carbonate and its hydrates, and the mixtures thereof, in an amount sufficient to effect the required heat absorption. Where the heat generating conditions are generated by a heat generator, separate and distinct from the heat sensitive device, the carbonate salt is supported in a position between the heat sensitive device and the heat generator. Where the heat sensitive device is itself the heat generator, the carbonate salt is contacted to the heat sensitive device either directly or indirectly.
A method for preventing the increase of temperature in heat sensitive devices through the absorption of heat during heat generating conditions comprising the steps of:
A method for preventing the increase of temperature in a heat sensitive device through the absorption of the heat sensitive device's self-generated heat, during heat generating conditions, comprising the steps of:
A method for preventing the increase of temperature in a heat sensitive device through the absorption of the heat sensitive device's self-generated heat, during heat generating conditions, comprising the steps of:
A method of using a carbonate salt in an amount sufficient to absorb a predetermined amount of heat comprising the step of directly or indirectly contacting the carbonate salt to a heat sensitive device.
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