US2007227526A1PendingUtilityA1
Backpressure-inhibiting device for exhausting apparatus
Est. expiryMar 28, 2026(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Chin-Tuan Liao
F24C 15/20
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Abstract
An exhausting apparatus includes a duct defining an exhaust channel having an inlet and an outlet, a first fan mounted in the duct, and a first backpressure-inhibiting device mounted in the duct and located in front of the first fan. The first backpressure-inhibiting device includes a partitioning plate having a plurality of through-holes. A negative pressure area is created between the first backpressure-inhibiting device and the first fan when the first fan is driven. Waste gas exhausting efficiency of the exhausting apparatus is enhanced.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . An exhausting apparatus comprising:
a duct defining an exhaust channel including an inlet and an outlet; a first fan mounted in the duct and adapted to be driven; and a first backpressure-inhibiting device mounted in the duct and located in front of the first fan, the first backpressure-inhibiting device including a partitioning plate having a plurality of through-holes; wherein a negative pressure area is created between the first backpressure-inhibiting device and the first fan when the first fan is driven.
2 . The exhausting apparatus as claimed in claim 1 , with the first backpressure-inhibiting device further including a plurality of tubes respectively extending through and securely engaged in the through-holes.
3 . The exhausting apparatus as claimed in claim 2 , with each said tube being integral with the partitioning plate and extending from an inner face of the partitioning plate.
4 . The exhausting apparatus as claimed in claim 1 , with the backpressure-inhibiting device being mounted in the inlet of the duct.
5 . The exhausting apparatus as claimed in claim 1 , with an inlet section being defined between the first fan and the inlet, and with the first backpressure-inhibiting device being mounted in the inlet section.
6 . The exhausting apparatus as claimed in claim 5 , with the exhaust channel of the duct further including an outlet section adjacent to the outlet, with the exhausting apparatus further including a second fan mounted in the outlet section and a second backpressure-inhibiting device mounted in the outlet section and located in front of the second fan, and with a second negative pressure being created between the second fan and the second backpressure-inhibiting device when the second fan is driven to turn.
7 . An exhausting apparatus comprising:
a hood including a gas inlet, an opening being defined below the hood; a fan mounted in the hood and adapted to be driven; and a backpressure-inhibiting device mounted in the opening, the backpressure-inhibiting device including a partitioning plate having a plurality of through-holes; wherein a negative pressure area is created between the gas inlet and the opening when the fan is driven.
8 . The exhausting apparatus as claimed in claim 7 , with the backpressure-inhibiting device further including a plurality of tubes respectively extending through and securely engaged in the through-holes.
9 . The exhausting apparatus as claimed in claim 8 , with each said tube being integral with the partitioning plate and extending from an inner face of the partitioning plate.
10 . The exhausting apparatus as claimed in claim 8 , with each said tube including a longitudinal hole defining a passage for waste gas to be discharged.
11 . The exhausting apparatus as claimed in claim 7 , with the hood including two side boards and a bottom board between the side boards, and with the partitioning plate being mounted to the bottom board and below the gas inlet.
12 . The exhausting apparatus as claimed in claim 11 , with the partitioning plate covering the opening.
13 . The exhausting apparatus as claimed in claim 7 , with the partitioning plate being arcuate in section.
14 . The exhausting apparatus as claimed in claim 7 , with the exhausting apparatus further including an exhaust duct, with a filter being mounted in the exhaust duct and including a plurality of filtering members, each said filtering member including a hollow casing and a plurality of through-holes in a spherical wall of the hollow casing.
15 . The exhausting apparatus as claimed in claim 14 , with each said filtering member further including a plurality of tubes respectively extending into an interior of the hollow casing.
16 . The exhausting apparatus as claimed in claim 14 , with each said filtering member being a hollow spherical casing.
17 . A backpressure-inhibiting device for an exhausting apparatus, the backpressure-inhibiting device being adapted to be mounted in a duct of the exhausting apparatus, the backpressure-inhibiting device comprising a partitioning plate and a plurality of through-holes, with a tube extending through each said through-hole, allowing waste gas to be exhausted to flow therethrough.
18 . The backpressure-inhibiting device as claimed in claim 17 , with each said tube extending to an inner side of the backpressure-inhibiting device.
19 . The backpressure-inhibiting device as claimed in claim 17 , with each said tube including a longitudinal hole defining a passage for the waste gas to be discharged.
20 . The backpressure-inhibiting device as claimed in claim 17 , with the partitioning plate being arcuate in section.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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