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Regenerative burner and regenerative heat exchange system applicable thereto

CA 2177352 C · Owner: Tanaka, Ryoichi · Inventors: Tanaka, Ryoichi; Yasuda, Tsutomu; Matsuo, Mamoru

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The present invention provides a regenerative heat exchange system which performs heat exchange by alternately passing combustion exhaust gas as hightemperature fluid and combustion air as low-temperature fluid through a fixed regenerator, and a regenerative burner which carries out combustion using preheated air having a high temperature which is obtained by the regenerative heat exchange system. The regenerative heat exchange system comprises: a permeable regenerator 1 partitioned into three or more chambers in the circumferential direction; double-pipe outlet/inlet means 6 partitioned into a supply chamber 6a and an exhaust chamber 6b: and changeover means 3 which isolates the …

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  • Filed December 1, 1994 and granted July 20, 1999. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended December 1, 2014.
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FiledDecember 1, 1994
GrantedJuly 20, 1999
Term endedDecember 1, 2014
Patent numberCA 2177352 C
Classification (IPC)F23D14/66 +2 more

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1995199719992001200320052007200920112013Application filedDec 1, 1994Patent grantedJuly 20, 1999Term endedDec 1, 2014

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