Heating of powered air units
An active heating and power technology, used in respiratory protection containers, respiratory masks, respiratory protection devices, etc., can solve problems such as fog accumulation and increased disease, and achieve the effect of preventing system overheating and increasing safety.
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[0016] figure 1 An exemplary PAPR 10 is shown having an active heating system connected to a welding helmet. The PAPR 10 filters the air by drawing ambient air through the air inlet 11 with a fan. A filter is arranged downstream of the air inlet 11 and a fan pushes ambient air through the filter. An electronically controlled active heating element, such as one in which the temperature or power supplied to the heating system is controlled by a controller or control system, heats the air after it passes through the filter. The filtered and heated air is then drawn through the air outlet 14 , through the hose 16 and to the area around the wearer's face within the welding mask 17 . The control system varies the power supplied to the active heating element and deactivates the active heating element when it detects that the heating element may be overheating.
[0017] One consideration with heating elements is the importance of preventing overheating. Potential overheating of th...
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