FI104216B - Radiator - Google Patents

Description

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The present invention relates to a radiator, and more particularly to a radiator for heating purposes 5, which has additional features for the benefit thereof.

The heating radiators are intended to transfer heat from the medium introduced therein to the surrounding medium, usually air. For this purpose, a plurality of different heating radiator designs have been developed, many of which repeat the same principle. According to this principle, the pipes carrying the heating medium are brought into intimate contact with the elements releasing heat into the ambient air. These elements are often ribbed or plate-like.

The basic starting point of the radiator of the present invention is also described above; it also has, in particular, a plate-like heat-emitting member and tubular members in intimate contact with it which carry a heated medium, which is mostly water.

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When installing pipelines, for example, in bathrooms, there are a few drawbacks to installation. Firstly, it is expensive to install and secondly, it has to be done;

It is an object of the present invention to provide a radiator which has avoided the foregoing and other problems and drawbacks in the art.

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Thus, the radiator of the present invention largely conceals all the pipes required in a conventional bathroom behind a neat plate-like portion, avoids wall-mounting of the pipes, and facilitates and expedites installation on a particular section.

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The foregoing and other advantages and advantages of the present invention are achieved as set forth in the appended claims.

The invention will now be described in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings, which illustrate an embodiment of the invention without limiting it in any way.

Thus, Figure 1 illustrates an exemplary radiator solution in front, rear, and end portions, in an axonometric view; and

Figure 2 shows a practical embodiment of a radiator according to the invention mounted in place.

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Figure 1 thus shows the top of the radiator according to the invention in its operating position, in the middle the part of the same radiator is rotated so that it is seen from the rear and the bottom depicts the end of the radiator which also acts as a fastening means.

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The radiator 1 usually has an aluminum profile sheath 2 which acts as a heat-releasing surface. At each end of the jacket surface 2 there is an end piece 3 provided with a fold 4 through which the screws 1 can be used to hang the radiator 1 on a wall or similar surface. The end pieces are fastened to the diaper 25 in a suitable manner, for example with screws.

As best seen in the lower part of Figure 1, the end piece 3 has holes 5 through which the tubes 6, 7 pass. It is now essential that the radiator is no longer transported by two pipes 6, 6 which carry the heating medium, but also by three to three pipes 7 which carry cold domestic hot water.

In the so-called hot water circulation radiator, one pipe 6, which is tightly against the heat-releasing surface 2, brings water into the radiator and another pipe 6 'withdraws it. As shown in particular in Fig. 2, the flow of the incoming circulation pipe 6 is directed after the radiator valve 3 104216 to return back along the pipe 6 '. A branch 10 is also taken from the inlet tube for the spout 12 or any actuator. Instead, the cold-water pipe 7 merely passes through the radiator 1 so that it is not preferably in contact with the heat-releasing surface 2. A pipe 11 is connected to the cold water pipe 7 by means of a connector 8, which leads to a point in need of water, such as a tap 12.

The solution of the invention achieves significant advantages over current practice. Thus, the cold water pipe 7 is also largely hidden behind a clean radiator surface. Often, it is not necessary to hang the cold water pipe 7 on the wall as well, perhaps with a couple of fasteners, the radiator 2 itself takes care of supporting the pipe. Similarly, since a long section of the pipe is already pre-installed, the on-site installation will be simplified and cheaper, as well as faster.

It is clear that only one simple practical example 15 of the radiator according to the invention has been described above and the invention is in no way limited thereto. Thus, in practice, the application may be resolved differently from the method described.

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Claims (4)

4, 104216 A radiator for heating an object in which it is mounted, comprising a heat-releasing part (2) and 5 heat-carrying parts (6, 6 ') brought into contact therewith, such as pipes, characterized in that the radiator (1) ) also includes a cold water carrying part (7), such as a pipe. 2. The color element enligt patent krav 1, the turning pattern of the attorney (6, 6 ') ligand 10 is filled with the coloring agent (2) and the attorney (7). A radiator according to claim 1, characterized in that the tubes (6, 6 ') are in close contact with the heat-releasing surface (2) and that the tube (7) is separated from said surface. The color element enligt patentkrav 1, the telescopic element (1) and the color element (1) and the copying system (8) for copying the av dem account with the rörsystem. 15 A radiator according to claim 1, characterized in that each of the pipes (6, 6 ', 7) is provided with connectors (8) at both ends of the radiator (1) for connection to external piping. 15 A radiator according to claim 1, characterized in that the radiator (1) is a so-called radiator. a hot water radiator having a hot water circulation (6, 6 ') and a cold water inlet pipe (7). 20 1 9 β 104216 '** 1. Color element som ers avsett att upvrma det utrymme där det monterat och som innefattar en color avgivande del (2) och color transporterande delar 5 (6, 6'), selomör, bringade i contact med denna , lumbar spine elements (1) dessutom innefattar en del (7), säsom et rör, som transporter kalit vatien. The color element enligt patentkrav 1, the clamping element (1) and the color element (6, 6 ') and inloppsrör för kalit förbrukningsvatten (7). »1 m · 4