DE202846C

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Publication number: DE202846C
Application number: DENDAT202846D
Authority: DE

Description

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Radiator für Dampf- und Waimwasser-' heizung, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß er| in solcher Weise aus keramischem, teil-1 weise unglasiert gelassenem Material her-! gestellt; ist, daß |lio an der glasieitenf Fläche'aufsteigende! Warmluft -mit der an! der unglasierten Fläche befeuchteten Luft j sich mischen kann? ~, '_ Radiator for steam and water heating, characterized in that it | in such a way from ceramic, partly left unglazed material! posed; is that | lio on the glazed surface 'ascending! Warm air -with the on! the unglazed surface can be mixed with humidified air? ~, '_

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Claims

CALIBERAL

PATENT OFFICE.

PATENT LETTERING

JVi 202846
KLASSH 36 c. GROUP H

^1, the present invention relates to a radiator for steam and hot water heater. Man because.!, Dal.! These radiators have hitherto generally been made of iron, although iron has major disadvantages for these purposes. These tile parts are initially of a technical nature, because iron mediates a heat release that sets in too quickly and, on the other hand, one that breaks off too quickly;

ίο they are partially decorative in nature by iron bodies do not fit well into the environment of a room, etc.; but especially they arise from hygienic points of view. With iron, everything is actually related to hygienic points of view Counter to demands. Dim smell of the paint, the dryness of the heating air, Dust generation, dust burning, etc.

The inventors have now tried to eliminate these disadvantages by dal! they one

ao Radiator au s keriunischeiLY N l ^ J ^ jJ ^ J ^ share. which is partially unglazed, in such a way that the heated air rising on the glazed surfaces mixes with the air rising on the unglazed curses and humidified on the same. This should achieve a very hygienic heating.

Kim; for example the shape of the radiator is set out in the accompanying drawing.

namely in two representations, in Fig. I with the connecting pieces on the narrow sides, in Fig. ζ on the broad sides. ¹

(i is the radiator. As usual, it was preformed in two halves; iiijd the two halves were then connected to form a whole, b is the inlet pipe for the hot water or steam, G * the outlet pipe; Both are connected by a flange or screw connection ;;. = 'the connecting pieces are e. Their connection may also be any; more or less strong saturation of the rising air, which mixes with the non-humidified warm air rising on the other flat side.