272 results about "Radiant heater" patented technology

A radiant heating for heating the building material in a laser sintering device and a laser sintering device having such a radiant heating are described. The radiant heating has a sheet-like heat radiating element (113, 213, 313), which is characterized in that it is made of a material, that has a low thermal inertia with a thermal diffusivity of preferably more than 1.5·10⁻⁴ m²/s and preferably has a thickness of 2 mm or less.

A portable, collapsible radiant heater includes a base and a support mounted to the base. The support has a collapsed position wherein the base is configured to at least partially receive the support, and an extended position wherein the support extends upwardly from the base. A heater-head for generating radiant heat is connected to the support. A reflector is mounted to one of the heater-head and the support. The reflector at least partially surrounds the heater-head for downwardly reflecting radiant heat generated by the heater-head. The reflector and heater-head are reciprocally movable between the collapsed position wherein the reflector and heater-head are in close proximity to the base and the extended position wherein the reflector and heater-head are distant from the base.

A glass molding system and a method of making glass articles using the glass molding system are disclosed. The glass molding system includes an indexing table, a plurality of enclosures arranged along the indexing table, and a plurality of stations defined on the indexing table such that each of the stations is selectively indexable with any one of the enclosures. At least one radiant heater is arranged in the at least one of the enclosures. A radiation reflector surface and a radiation emitter body are arranged in at least one of the enclosures. The radiation emitter body is between the at least one radiant heater and the radiation reflector surface and has a first surface in opposing relation to the at least one radiant heater and a second surface in opposing relation to the radiation reflector surface.

A portable radiant heater comprises an electrically energized heating element extending along a vertical axis. A first, multi-faceted, concave reflective surface is positioned to the rear of the heating element. A second reflector is positioned forward of and in close proximity to the heating element. The first reflector directs radiant energy received directly from the heating element and indirectly from the second reflector forward with minimal radial dispersion.

A radiant heater including a burner having an inlet for receiving an air and gas mixture and an exhaust for emitting exhaust gases generated by combustion of the air and gas mixture within the burner, an elongated radiant heating tube having an inlet for receiving the exhaust gases emitted by the burner, a gas flow control assembly for controlling the flow of gas to the burner, and a blower for controlling the flow of air to the burner. The blower comprises a two-stage blower including a motor having a low winding corresponding to a low blower speed and a high winding corresponding to a high blower speed. The gas flow control assembly comprises a two-stage regulator or two stage two-stage valve having a low setting for delivering a low gas flow to the burner and a high setting for delivering a high gas flow to the burner.

The invention discloses a low-temperature radiation electrothermal film and a preparation method thereof. The carbon nanometer conductive ink comprises the following components in mass percent: 1 to 5% of carbon nano tube, 94 to 98% of solvent, and 0.2 to 2% of surface active agent. The preparation method comprises the following steps: manufacturing a hot melt adhesive layer on a polyester film; printing a carbon nanometer conductive ink layer onto the hot melt adhesive layer; printing a generating and heating ink layer on the ink layer; manufacturing an electrode; and then hot-processing and compounding the polyester film through a hot melt adhesive film. The low-temperature electric radiant heater film has the characteristics that the peeling strength is high and the electro thermal power can be flexibly adjusted.

On the one hand is provided an electric heating element (15, 31) consisting of a semiconducting ceramic (28, 32) as well as a method for its production. The semiconducting ceramic material may be porous or foamed to thus contain pores (29, 34) open outwardly. The pores are attainable by admixing filler bodies, which dissolve during sintering, to the starting material or by impreganting a textile substrate material (36) with a ceramic material. Due to the porosity of the heating element (15, 31) an increased radiant surface area is attained. On the other hand is provided an electric heating element (115, 132, 145, 150, 158, 160, 162) as well as a method for its production which consists of semiconducting ceramic and comprises a negative temperature coefficient of the electrical resistance. The temperature coefficient is negative throughout over the full operating temperature range. The material suitable for the heating element (115, 132, 145, 150, 158, 160, 162) is doped silicon carbide or TiN. One such heating element (115, 132, 145, 150, 158, 160, 162) may be put to use, for example, rod-shaped in a radiant heater body (111) or foil-shaped at the underside of a surface element (30) of a cooktop (31). The electric conductivity of the material of the heating element (115, 132, 145, 150, 158, 160, 162) can be adjusted by nitrogen absorption during annealing in a nitrogen atmosphere subsequent to the sintering process.

A heating system which may include a bonding membrane having a water permeable lamina, an electrically conductive ink-based radiant heater, and a first adhesive adapted to adhere to both the conductive ink-based radiant heater and the bonding membrane. The heating system may be incorporated in a floor including a substrate, the heating system and a decorative floor surface. The heating system may also be in the form of a multilayer panel having a bonding membrane, an electrically conductive ink-based heater including a plurality of electrically resistive strips printed on a first polymer sheet connected by electrically conductive buses, and electrical conductors extending from the buses to at least an edge of the panel.

A radiant heater includes a radiant heat source and a reflector to direct the bulk of the heat generated by the radiant source in one direction. The shape of the reflector determines the radiant pattern of the heater, and generally defocuses the output to provide a diffuse heat pattern that is substantially free of hot spots.

A radiant heating device for a vehicle includes a radiant heater that radiates radiant heat toward a passenger and is provided together with an air-conditioner that selectively introduces air outside a passenger compartment or air inside the passenger compartment and then supplies conditioned air generated from the introduced air into the passenger compartment. The radiant heating device includes a controller that differentiates a radiant energy amount of the radiant heater when the introduced air into the air-conditioner is the air outside the passenger compartment from when the introduced air is the air inside the passenger compartment. According to the radiant heating device, the passenger can be provided with warm comfort feeling both in an outside air intake mode and in an inside air intake mode of the air-conditioner.

A variable demand radiant heating system applies variable burner control technology to singular or mulit-burner radiant heating systems. A radiant heater consists of a burner connected to an elongated heat exchanger tube. The combustion air is supplied to the burner via blower or draft inducer. Fuel is supplied to the burner via fuel regulator. Fuel and air are mixed in burner and communicated to the inlet end of the heat exchanger tube. Spent products of combustion are expelled from the heat exchanger at the outlet end. The burner controls continuously vary gas supply pressure (volume), via a modulating gas regulator, and combustion air pressure (volume), via a variable speed blower, communicated to the burner mixing chamber, which in turn, varies the burner input on a continuous curve (not stepped or staged) within a pre-determined input range as heat demand varies.

A pan sensor capable of stably detecting the mounting of a cooking pan without error, a heat generation unit having the pan sensor, a cooking range having the heat generation unit and a control method thereof are disclosed. The cooking range includes a top plate for mounting a cooking pan thereon, one or more radiant heaters installed in the top plate for supplying heat to the cooking pan, one or more pan sensors, respectively installed in the radiant heaters, for sensing the presence of the cooking pan, each pan sensor having a sensor ring for detecting variation in electrostatic capacitance depending on whether the cooking pan is present, and a controller for controlling each radiant heater based on a sensor output value of each pan sensor.

The invention discloses a building flat plate shaped split typed wall-mounted vacuum solar energy superconductive heat collector, comprising a separating heat pipe formed by a flat plate collector with an automatic liquid separator, a circulating steam pipe, a circulating liquid pipe, a condenser and a heat accumulator. A plurality group of precise metering holes and capillaries are horizontally distributed between a liquid storage accumulator and a finned tube which are communicated with the circulating liquid pipe. The work condition of balanced film high temperature evaporation can be realized. The heat collector is characterized in that the heat collector has high temperature heat collection output, high efficiency and high energy heat transmission, long distance circulation without pump, low temperature and freeze proof, can be harmonized with buildings, is economical, has long service life and so on. The heat collector exploits the novel applied field of the solar energy with high temperature and separation structure, which can form devices of solar energy boiled water generator, radiant heater, air conditioner, additional water heater, etc. The heat collector is presented in a square and flat shape, which can be mounted and hung on the roof, the wall, the position above the window, the position below the window and the balcony of the buildings, is beautiful and harmonious. The heat collector is suitable for being used in high rise buildings with multiple floors, which is an ideal technology of solar energy for building integration.

A thick film, large area resistance heater including a substrate having an electrically non-conductive surface on which is deposited a film electrical resistor such as a thermally sprayed, photo resist etched foil or sol-gel graphite based material. A combination of an electrically conductive film coated backer board substrate composed of portland cement, sand, cellulose fibers and other selected additives. A mica substrate heater can be cemented to a cement backer board or a vinyl with adhesive backing.

Provided are a method and device for inkjet printing onto fabrics (15) using ultraviolet (UV) ray-cured ink, wherein the ink is first partially cured by ultraviolet light (24) and then heated to more completely cure the ink. Printing takes place in a quilting machine (10) having a quilting table (27) and a printing table (25) upstream of the quilting table. Preferably, the printing station prints the multi-color design on only the top layer of fabric under the control of a programmed controller (35). The dot volume of the UV curable ink jetted onto the fabric was about 75 picoliters. A conveyor belt (20) moves the printed fabric from the printing station through the UV curing station (24), where a UV curing head either moves with or independently of the printing head to transfer the deposited UV The cured ink droplet is exposed to an ultraviolet beam of 300W per linear inch at a rate of about 1 joule of energy applied per square centimeter. The conveyor belt then passes the fabric through a heated drying station or an oven (26) where the fabric is heated to 300 degrees Fahrenheit for 30 seconds to 3 minutes. Preferably, the heating is done in a furnace with forced hot air, but other heating methods, such as infrared or other radiant heaters, may also be used. Before, or preferably after, heat curing, the fabric is combined with layers of other materials and, under programmed conditions, a quilted pattern is added using the printed pattern.

A method for measuring the temperature of a cooking vessel or saucepan by means of a radiant heater is described. The radiant heater has a heating coil with a corresponding control and an induction coil as an inductive sensor and which is located in a metal tray. With the inductive sensor, measurement takes place of the frequency of the inductive resonant circuit comprising saucepan, heating coil, induction coil and metal tray, which is dependent on the temperature of the components. In the control is stored known slopes or paths of the temperature and therefore the frequency of the metal tray over the time. From this the control means gathers correction values in order to produce from the measured curve a compensated curve. At characteristic points, such as the start of a cooking or boiling process or an empty cooking or boiling of the saucepan, it is possible to detect said temperatures.

The electric radiant heater (1) adapted to a cooking hob is attached to the cooking plate (2a) forming with it an air cavity (13) inside which the extended heating resistor (5) is housed on an insulating base (4). A peripheral insulating ring (6) and an outer metal tray form a peripheral external wall (3,6) defining said cavity (13) in which there is positioned a bimetal thermal switch (7), which has a compact body (7a) resting on the surface (4a) of the insulating base, and a heat receiver base (7b) in a position facing a part of the heating resistor (5). The position of the compact body (7a) relative to the heating resistor (5) is determined so as to obtain an actuating temperature point (SWC, SWO) adjusted for switching a hotplate warning light on and off.

An infant care apparatus having a canopy movable with respect to an infant support for supporting an infant between a lower position enclosing the infant in an infant compartment and an upper position opening the infant compartment. The canopy has an opening and a door that can be closed to block the opening and opened to unblock the opening. A radiant heater is located in a fixed position above the infant support to direct infrared energy toward the infant support. When the canopy is in its lower position, a convective heating system warms the infant compartment. The door either closes as the canopy moves to its lower position or opens as the canopy moves to its upper position.

An infant care apparatus having a canopy movable with respect to an infant support for supporting an infant between a lower position enclosing the infant in an infant compartment and an upper position opening the infant compartment. The canopy has an opening and a door that can be closed to block the opening and opened to unblock the opening. A radiant heater is located in a fixed position above the infant support to direct infrared energy toward the infant support. The door closes as the canopy moves to its lower position and opens as the canopy moves to its upper position. An object sensing means is provided to detect the presence of an object resting on the upper surface of the door.