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Kachelofen
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Inventors: Larsson, Peter; Schaffer, Franz;
Assignee:
Primary Examiner: Scott; Samuel
Assistant Examiner: Focarino; Margaret A.
Attorney, Agent or Firm: Ross; Karl F., Dubno; Herbert
A stove for heating a room has three coaxially nested tubular columns formed of superposed rings of ceramic material, these columns defining an innermost channel rising above a combustion chamber to carry off evolving flue gases, an intermediate channel in which the flue gases descend, and an outermost channel which is subdivided by a cylindrical metallic partition into an inner and an outer cylinder section, the former serving as a duct for the escape of the flue gases to an elevated exhaust while the latter is traversed by air to be heated through that partition. Passages connecting the combustion chamber with the inner channel section help entrain an initial gas flow, during start-up, through the descending path of the intermediate channel. |
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DETAILED DESCRIPTION We claim: 1.
A room-heating stove comprising: a combustion chamber; a plurality of coaxially nested tubular ceramic columns rising above said combustion chamber and including an innermost column, a middle column and an outermost column, said innermost column forming a central channel carrying off flue gases evolving from said combustion chamber, said middle column being a boundary of an intermediate channel in which the flue gases ascending in said central channel are guided downward, said outermost column bounding an external channel; and a metallic partition coaxial with said columns radially subdividing said external channel into an annular inner section and an annular outer section, said inner section communicating with said intermediate channel for conducting said flue gases upwardly toward an exhaust near the top of said outermost column, said outer section being open at the top and at the bottom thereof toward the surrounding atmosphere for conducting a flow of ambient air to be heated by the rising flue gases in said inner section through contact with said metallic partition, at least said innermost and middle columns consisting of superposed rings of heat-storing refractory material.
2.
A stove as defined in claim 1 wherein said middle column has a lid overlying an open top of said innermost column for deflecting rising gases from said central channel into said intermediate channel.
3.
A stove as defined in claim 2 wherein said partition is part of a sheet-metal jacket forming a closure cap spacedly overlying said lid.
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A stove as defined in claim 3 wherein said outermost column has a cover spacedly overlying said closure cap and having apertures connecting said outer section with the atmosphere.
5.
A stove as defined in claim 1 wherein said rings have end faces with interfitting formations.
6.
A stove as defined in claim 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 wherein said outermost column consists of superposed rings of porcelain.
7.
A stove as defined in claim 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 wherein said combustion chamber is provided with passages leading into said inner section for promoting the circulation of flue gases through said intermediate channel during a start-up phase
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