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Cited prior art · Willis Thompson Lawrence · Hooker Chemical Corp · United States · 1972
description of the ac may be used in accordance with this invention. 75 companying drawings in which: Page 7 FIG. 1 is a diagrammatic representation of the two heat temperature of
Patents citing this work · United States · 1972
the system of FIG. relatively expensive which has limited wide commercial ac 75 . ceptance. Page 4 DESCRIPTION OF A PREFERRED EMBODIMENT For the purposes of this description, the flame-sensing unit
Patents citing this work · United States · 1971
by solar radiation and the heat exchange surfaces float on a reservoir of the water being heated. Page 2 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 3 Drawing sheet — no readable text.
Cited prior art · Richard G Murray · ROGER C ALLEN · United States · 1971
upwardly from the interior of the bridge element, and engage the flange 76 Page 7 on the upper end of the inner valve element 72. At its drogen and air which is
Cited prior art · Haldor Frederik Axel Topsoe, Emil Sorensen and 1 more · United States · 1969
and proportion to nickel of at least 1:10. generally in the form of potassium oxide, as promotors Page 2 in such processes, but only in very small amounts (about Comparison between
Cited prior art · Andrew G Hammitt · TRW Inc · United States · 1969
suitably connected into System. 75 the system, such as shown in FIG. 2 in lieu of the sepa Page 6 rator 18a, as shown therein. This cyclonic separator would means for
Cited prior art · Mekjean Matthew, James S Sconce and 1 more · United States · 1968
between the exterior walls 12, and interior baths assist in the conversion of the heat scale, developed Page 7 in annealing and hot rolling mill operations, to a soluble are not
Cited prior art · Andrassy Stella · United States · 1967
the like. terior to the exterior of the chamber through the base. Page 4 The chamber 2 may, of course, be of any desired size As a result, such a transparent
Patents citing this work · United States · 1965
the outer penetrate the low fire fame. in these ways, full heat 75 Page 16 end of pipe 388, abuts the outer end of the pipe 365. bustion apparatus
Patents citing this work · United States · 1965
eventbeofclosed by open ignition circuit opening of the contacts and in closing of the contacts. 75 misfunctioning. Page 7 If the door D is opened before a drying cycle is com
Cited prior art · Donald E Plumb · Westinghouse Electric Corp · United States · 1956
in a high-frequency system, and this means that as shown in Fig. 2. Each of the pole shoes 7 has a longi the eXciter must have a rotor with a large
Cited prior art · Arthur R Parker, John A Maccormack and 1 more · United States · 1932
ing of which is the tube 6. Over the tube 6 w Page 7 enter between the spaces of the spherical re other respects the burner is the same as in
Cited prior art · Bregere Louis Joseph · United States · 1929
the mix ried by each disc may vary, as well as the Page 7 ratio between the number of teeth on the pinions 9 and on the rings 10. The varia
Cited prior art · John Harris · United States · 1918
is 637° C. according for cutting purposes which requires for its 10 Page 2 combustion a minimum consumption of I claim Havingis:-thus described my invention, what Oxygen. A gas for cutting
Cited prior art · Louis K Leahy · United States · 1910
55 for returning the partially consumed gases, spaced apart from the walls of 10 Page 4 the inlet 7 a sufficient distance to allow an outer end of the rod 28
Cited prior art · Ulrich H. Kurzweg · University of Florida · United States · 1986
from the temperature elements such that energy is returned to the driving Page 7 piston on the return stroke of the driving piston. As this general relationship to the structures of the
Cited prior art · Kazuo Nishizawa, Ken Higashitsuji and 2 more · United States · 1979
on the in an electrochemical cell with each element horizontal, upper surface of each electrode 2 flow downwards in Page 13 the form of thin films 4 before the products reach the
Cited prior art · Zene Ueno, Akira Morita and 2 more · United States · 1978
a fluid chamber on a side thereof, second passage with the position of said variable control means, said Page 7 variable control means comprises a variable flow con to said ignition distributor
Cited prior art · Roberto Masahiro Serikawa, Qingquan Su and 2 more · United States · 2002
electrolysis apparatus ammonia or monoethanolamine. Leachates from municipal according to one embodiment of the present invention. Page 23 FIG. 2 shows a hydrothermal electrolysis apparatus PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS OF THE according to another
Cited prior art · Yukio Sato, Fumio Toyama and 2 more · United States · 1999
holes and a plurality of Seal FIG. 8 is a sectional view of an inner pipe in FIG. 7; Page 13 S 6 FIG. 9 is a sectional view showing an example
