High velocity and high dilution exhaust system
OwnerMinel Kupferberg, Marc Robitailleinventors
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Abstract
The high velocity and high dilution exhaust system uses a centrifugal fan provided with a tapered nozzle. The nozzle compresses the airstream exiting the fan to increase back pressure and velocity. The air flow from the fan enters a stack having a venturi further increasing the velocity and decreasing the pressure. The decrease in pressure causes a suction, allowing the introduction of ambient air to mix with and dilute the output of the fan. The total discharge from the exhaust stack has a high velocity resulting in a plume height and effective height of the exhaust before dispersion occurs.
Claims4
An exhaust stack, comprising
- a first stage having a lower end for receiving exhaust, said first stage having apertures for allowing air from outside the exhaust stack to enter, and
- a second stage connected to an upper end of the first stage for receiving air flow from said first stage, said second stage having apertures for allowing air from outside the exhaust stack to enter
- said first stage has a first outwardly and upwardly extending flange, and a second inwardly and upwardly extending flange extending from said first flange,
- said first flange having a plurality of apertures.
A ventilation system, comprising
- a fan, and
- an exhaust stack extending from said fan, said exhaust stack comprising
- a first stage having a lower end receiving exhaust from said fan, said first stage having apertures for allowing air from outside the exhaust stack to enter, and
- a second stare connected to an upper end of the first stage for receiving air flow from said first stage, said second stage having apertures for allowing air from outside the exhaust stack to enter
- said first stage has a first outwardly and upwardly extending flange, and a second inwardly and upwardly extending flange extending from said first flange,
- said first flange having a plurality of apertures.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.