Radiator heating device using vacuum spiral heat pipe

Abstract

The present invention relates to a radiator heating device using a vacuum spiral heat pipe which can maximize heating efficiency, the radiator heating device comprising: a lower support (110) having an air hole (11); a first heat pipe (120A) and a second heat pipe (120B) provided standing in close contact with each other on the lower support (110); a first radiating pipe having, on the lower part thereof, a blower (40) for introducing outside air; a second radiating pipe (140) having a plurality of heat release nozzles formed on one side around the outer circumference thereof; a connecting pipe (150); an outer case (160) having a plurality of air contact protrusions (60) and having a discharge hole (62) provided on one side thereof; and a cover (170) detachably provided on the upper part of the outer case (160).

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD [0001]The present invention relates to a radiator heating device using a vacuum spiral heat pipe and, more specifically, to a radiator heating device using a vacuum spiral heat pipe, wherein the heat released through a heat pipe, of which vacuum state is maintained, is maximized in proportion to the volume of a position, in which the heat pipe is provided, such that efficient heating effects can be achieved for not only each room but also metro chairs, couches at home, vehicle seats and the like, on which people seat, and the vacuum state of the heat pipe is re-controlled such that the device can be semi-permanently available.BACKGROUND ART [0002]In general, a radiator is a heating device used for releasing heat to the outside by operating a boiler, which generates steam, so as to enable thus generated steam to move in pipes, or by heating an electric heater so as to convert a medium in the radiator into steam.[0003]In the former case, the steam is generated by burni...

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Benefits of technology

The present invention is a radiator heating device that uses a vacuum spiral heat pipe to release heat through the device. This design reduces the energy needed and maximizes heating efficiency, making it ideal for indoor space heating in places where additional heating facilities are not provided. It can be used in places like bathrooms, janitor's rooms, small workshops, and even on fixed chair seats in transportation means. The device is easy to move and can effectively heat up the space it is placed on.

Problems solved by technology

In the former case, the steam is generated by burning fossil fuels, thereby causing the contamination of air environment, a fire due to careless use and excessive fuel costs.

Further, in the latter case, it has been pointed out that the electric heater type radiator still has drawbacks, wherein this radiator uses heater heating such that harmful electromagnetic waves are excessively generated even though pollutants are not generated, and the power consumption is high.

Conventional radiators using heat pipes can use a method of heating the heater heating part of the heat pipe by using the heat sources of the former and the latter as described above, but still have the problems of causing the environmental pollution and the excessive energy consumption.

In addition, there are further problems that a plurality of heat pipes is collected to release heat so that the consumption of raw materials and production costs are excessively increased.

Further, the heat pipe radiator as described above has the biggest drawback in that, if the internal vacuum state is exhausted (lost) due to the fine structure of metal (loss), the heat dissipation efficiency is remarkably decreased such that the radiator cannot be used any more as a heating device.

Therefore, this heating device has a disadvantage that the heating device cannot be moved to an indoor space of a transportation means such as the metro, a train and a car.

In addition, in order to install this heating device in an existing building, reconstruction of the building is inevitable, causing excessive installation construction costs.

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