A New Mode of Simultaneously Heating and Ventilating Houses or other Premises by Utilizing the Heat Radiated from Circulating Cylinders now in common use in connection with the Supply of Hot Water for Domestic and other Purposes.
Year: 1890

page_text: Date of Application, 27th Feb., 1890
Complete Specification Left, 22nd Oct., 1890-Accepted, 29th Nov., 1890
PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATION.
A New Mode of Simultaneously Heating and Ventilating Houses or
other Premises by Utilizing the Heat Radiated from Circulating
Cylinders now in common use in connection with the Supply
of Hot Water for Domestic and other Purposes.
I, REGINALD HEBER RADCLIFFE Solicitor Bankfields Waterloo Park Waterloo near
Liverpool do hereby declare the nature of this invention to be as follows:-
A new mode of simultaneously heating & ventilating by means of utilizing the heat
radiated from the walls of circulating cylinders now in common use in connection
with the supply of hot water for domestic & other purposes.
This is accomplished in the following manner, viz. :-By encasing the ordinary hot
water circulating cylinder now in cominon use with a case or jacket somewhat larger
than itself so as to leave a sufficient cavity or air space between the cylinder & the
aforesaid case or jacket into the bottom of which cavity cold air is admitted by means
of a tube pipe or otherwise from the open air and from the top of such cavity the air
is allowed to pass by means of a tube pipe or otherwise to the room or rooms of the
house desired to be heated and ventilated.
Branches may be constructed so that any one or more room or rooms can be heated
& ventilated at pleasure.
By this arrangement the cold air enters by the lower tube or passage under the
bottom of the cylinder, rises upward in the cavity and becoming heated by contact
with the hot cylinder passes by means of the upper tube, tubes, passage or passages
into the room or rooms desired to be heated & ventilated.
Dated thie 26th day of February 1890
REGINALD HEBER RADCLIFFE.
REGINALD HEBER RADCLIFFE.
COMPLETE SPECIFICATION.
A New Mode of Simultaneously Heating and Ventilating Houses or
other Premises by Utilizing the Heat Radiated from Circulating
Cylinders now in common use in connection with the Supply
of Hot Water for Domestic and other Purposes.
I, REGINALD HEBER RADCLIFFE Solicitor Bankfields Waterloo Park Waterloo near
Liverpool do hereby declare the nature of this invention and in what manner the
same is to be performed, to be particularly described and ascertained in and by the
following statement :-
A new mode of simultaneous heating and ventilating by means of utilizing the
heat radiated from the walls or otherwise of circulating cylinders commonly used in
connection with the supply of hot water for domestic or other purposes.
This is accomplished in the following manner, viz. :-By encasing the ordinary hot
water circulating cylinder (now in common use) with a case or jacket somewhat larger
than itself so as to leave a sufficient cavity or air space between the cylinder and the
aforesaid case or jacket into which cavity cold air is admitted by means of a tube pipe
or otherwise from the open air and from such cavity the air is allowed to pass by means
of a tube pipe or otherwise to the room or rooms of the house. By this arrangement
the cold air enters the cavity, becomes heated by contact with the hot cylinder, and
passes by way of the tube into the room or rooms desired to be heated and
ventilated.
By passing pipes or tubes through the middle of the cylinder additional heat can
be obtained for thus the air will pass through the middle of the cylinder as well as
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page_text: In the plan hereunto annexed
A is the ordinary hot water circulating cylinder.
B the pipes or tubes passing through the cylinder.
C the cavity or air space between the casing and the cylinder.
D the outlet for the treated air to pass into the rooms requiring heating and
ventilating.
E the inlet for the cold air from the outside.
F the casing enclosing the cylinder.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said inven-
tion and in what manner the same is to be performed I declare that what I
claim is
1. The mode herein described of simultaneously heating and ventilating by utilising
the heat radiated from the walls of circulating cylinders commonly used for supplying
hot water for domestic or other purposes, and
2. To simultaneously heat & ventilate by utilising the heat of hot water circulating
cylinders commonly used for domestic or other purposes by means of passing pipes
or tubes through the cylinders through which the air for heating & ventilating is
allowed to pass.
I claim to use either of these modes separately or both combined.
Dated this 12th day of November 1890.
REGINALD HEBER RADCLIFFE.