FLANGED-END AIR HEATER
Problem with Traditional Heating Method
- Large hot air generators placed outside the chamber
- Insulated ducting installed inside the chamber for hot air distribution
- Capital cost increased due to insulated ducting
- Heat losses occur in the upper portion of the chamber with no purpose served
Proposed Heating System
- Cold air blown through the piping network inside the chamber
- Unique flanged end air heaters attached to pipe outlets near floor level
- Each flanged end heater equipped with a switch for isolation if required
- Heat generated at floor level in a distributed manner
- Resulting in heat accessibility primarily to the job area
Advantages of the Modification
- More than 40% power saving reported by end users
- Eliminates the need for large hot air generators outside the chamber
- Reduces capital costs by eliminating insulated ducting
- Minimizes heat losses along the way
- Heat is concentrated where needed, improving overall efficiency
Available Capacities
- 500 Watts
- 1000 Watts
- 2000 Watts