WO2012101469A1 - Calentador de paso que atenúa el efecto altitud - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- This invention is related to artefacts for residential destination; specifically with appliances and especially with gas appliances. It is specifically an instant water heater that uses gas for its operation, which does not affect its operation when it operates at different altitudes above sea level.
- the causes of the listed inconveniences can focus on two representative changes that occur with the increase in altitude: decrease in the amount of oxygen present in the air and the change in the density of gases due to the change in atmospheric pressure.
- a device that operates with combustible gases operates at sea level, it has a thermal power and pollutant and toxic emissions that are considered as ideal and all manufacturers worldwide are committed to the operation of the equipment under this operating condition, even more if one takes into account that the rules applicable to equipment for domestic use that work with combustible gases, in all their mathematical formulations, are intended to extrapolate the operation in any place to the condition of sea level.
- Instant water heaters do not escape the described difficulties that are common to all gas appliances. They use combustible gas as a source of heat, so that the products of combustion circulate through an exchanger that has a coil in its external part where water circulates at room temperature of the hydraulic network of the house, water that subsequently increases its temperature around 25 ° C (depending on the flow and installation conditions), and which will have a domestic use in showers, washing and cooking.
- American standards contemplate the use of combustible gases at altitudes greater than 1000 meters above sea level, performing an operation known as American melting; practice that consists in reducing the thermal power of the products by a value of around 4% for every 304 meters above sea level that the equipment is operating, a situation that is in contrast to the requirement of use, because at altitudes greater than those of the sea, we have lower temperatures and the thermal energy requirements are higher, with the American melting you get a safe operation but it generates problems of dissatisfaction on the part of the user with the application, when not obtaining the final temperatures they satisfy it.
- Asians are the countries with the highest manufacturing density of instantaneous water heaters operating with combustible gases;
- the present invention contemplates the design, development and manufacture of an instantaneous water heater that mitigates the effects of altitude guaranteeing its correct operation under the different atmospheric conditions that the Andean region possesses; Additionally, operation at low altitudes is also adequate.
- FIGURE 1 A first figure.
- the step heater that attenuates the altitude effect is composed of four fundamental elements, whose interaction in the operation guarantees optimum operation in different thermal floors, without affecting the performance of the product and ensuring the safety of the user.
- the four elements that integrate it are:
- the combustion system is made up of four pieces: a lower rectangular base in injected aluminum (FIGURE 1 -A, FIGURE 2 -A) that incorporates two sections, one lower (FIGURE 1 - C, FIGURE 2 - C) and one upper ( FIGURE 1 - B and FIGURE 4 - B).
- Each section contains 4 channels (FIGURE 3 - D, FIGURE 4 - D) that are arranged horizontally, divided in the center by a channel perpendicular to the previous ones (FIGURE 3 - E, FIGURE 4 - E). This will generate six cavities, separated in groups of three by the central channel (FIGURE 3 - E, FIGURE 4 - E). These channels allow gas circulation.
- the rectangular base has a variable length between 20 and 25 centimeters and a variable width between 8 and 15 centimeters.
- the lower section (FIGURE 1 - C) has in its external perimeters and in the perimeters of the channels, a very thin subsequent channel (FIGURE 4 - F), in which the heat resistant glue is arranged by means of which both are assembled sections through a pressure pressing system.
- the upper section consists of a die-cut aluminum cover (FIGURE 1— B and FIGURE 4-B) with 50 distributed injectors of uniform way, less than a millimeter in diameter.
- FIGURE 3 - E, FIGURE 4 - E there is a distributor (FIGURE 1 - G, FIGURE 2 - G, FIGURE 3 - G) that connects the main valve of the system with the injector.
- the elements of the rectangular base make up what is called the unified injection system.
- the proposed system distributes the impulses and is only executed with an assembly operation, improving air entrainment and decreasing the probability of failure due to the decrease of assembly operations with a high risk of tightness problems.
- the lower rectangular base is assembled to four mixers made of stainless steel (FIGURE 1 - H, FIGURE 2 - H, FIGURE 4 - H).
- Said mixers compose a set of defined geometry, this being assimilable to two opposite and superimposed triangles, so that the vertices are in the center (FIGURE 1 - N) and the bases of the mentioned triangles form the ends of the mixers (FIGURE 1 P).
- the set of the four mixers has a variable height between 8 and 11 centimeters, preferably 8, a variable width between 8 and 15 centimeters, and a variable length between 20 and 25 centimeters.
- each mixer From the bottom base of each mixer, two flat rectangular surfaces extend laterally (FIGURE 1 - Q, FIGURE 2 - Q, FIGURE 4 - Q), which embrace each channel of the rectangular base on both sides, engaging to it through two tabs, also rectangular in shape (FIGURE 1 - M, FIGURE 2 - M, FIGURE 3 - M).
- the body of the mixers is made of stainless steel sheet, material that retains its technical specifications under high operating temperatures without problems of corrosion or structural instability.
- the mixers are sealed on the sides with sheets (FIGURE 1 - I, FIGURE 4 - I), which allow to maintain the necessary tightness to ensure that the gas leaves only through the perforations of the section upper rectangular base and do not disperse.
- FIGURE 1 - J At the top of the two external mixers, extending along its length, two stainless steel baffles are located so that the combustion system will have a front and a rear deflector (FIGURE 1 - J, FIGURE 2 - J, FIGURE 3 - J, FIGURE 4 - J).
- These deflectors are composed of a 7 mm flange, with an approximate angle of 90 degrees, which is broken in its central area, generating a lower angle (FIGURE 1
- FIGURE 2 - K FIGURE 2 - K
- FIGURE 3 - K FIGURE 4 - K
- the presence of the baffles facilitates cold ignition, preventing gas from going down to the injectors.
- the front deflector is smaller to allow the spark plug assembly.
- a spark plug holder is assembled (FIGURE 1 - L, FIGURE 2 - L, FIGURE 3 - L, FIGURE 4 - L).
- Said support is composed of a rectangular shape, which is assembled to the mixer by means of two side tabs and which has, along its upper and lower edge, a flange cut into four parts. The cavities that derive from these cuts house the spark plugs (FIGURE 4 - R), which are secured by a complementary piece of the support (FIGURE 4
- This spark plug system composes the flame sensor, which, at the moment the flame goes out, turns off the gas supply, increasing the safety of the equipment. Spark plugs are powered by batteries.
- the combustion system thus described is attached to the passage heater housing that attenuates the Altitude Effect by means of clamping brackets, which are located at the rear of the combustion system, at the height of the rear deflector (FIGURE 1 - O , FIGURE 2 -O, FIGURE 3-O).
- clamping brackets located at the rear of the combustion system, at the height of the rear deflector (FIGURE 1 - O , FIGURE 2 -O, FIGURE 3-O).
- These support brackets in addition to attaching the combustion system to the housing, have a shape that fits with the lateral and upper extremities of the four mixers (FIGURE 1 - T), holding them but at the same time ensuring that they always have an equal and calculated distance between them. Indeed, the mixers must have the same distance from each other to allow uniform combustion. 2.
- the heat transfer system is basically composed of three fundamental parts: a heat exchanger, rectangular and hollow inside (FIGURE 4 - U), a short draft (FIGURE 4 - V) and smoke evacuation pipe ( FIGURE 4 - W).
- a heat exchanger rectangular and hollow inside
- FIGURE 4 - V a short draft
- smoke evacuation pipe FIGURE 4 - W
- the heat exchanger has dimensions that guarantee an adequate assembly with the cutter, generating a seal to prevent heat leaks into the environment.
- the cutter retains the hot air currents to improve heat transfer to the water, prevents the entry of external air currents that may affect the combustion system and distributes the evacuation of hot fumes to the air evacuation duct, in the which are channeled to the outside of the installation site, improving the quality of the air inside the enclosure and in general the safety of the user.
- the rear housing is the support for all the parts of the heater, on it the great majority of components are assembled and later this is the one that will be fastened in the location of definitive use. It has several mechanical presses to improve its structural rigidity and its outline defines the assembly area for the product structure.
- the housing is a single piece with several manufacturing processes (cutting, stamping, sausage, painting) that covers the structural and functional systems of the product. 4.
- the heater deactivates the passage of gas to the main burner if any of the following phenomena occur.
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