US2008026685A1PendingUtilityA1

High Wind Bio-Mass Cap

Assignee: BINGHAM ERIN COLEPriority: Jul 25, 2006Filed: Jul 25, 2006Published: Jan 31, 2008
Est. expiryJul 25, 2026(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
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Abstract

The use of the High Wind Bio-Mass Cap helps with the ventilation of corn or pellet stoves, inserts, or fireplaces in a high or low wind area. You attach a High Wind Bio-Mass Cap to the end of a pellet or corn vent pipe where it terminates at a manufactures specified location. You may attach this cap as low as 12″ to the ground and it can face either horizontal or vertical. The cap increases the flow dynamic by creating a low pressure area at the exit of the vent pipe. By lowering the pressure at the end of the pellet or corn pipe it lowers the pressure on the ventilation motors of any of the units, which will possibly extend the life of the stove/units ventilation motor. Being only 12″ from the ground and facing horizontal this is the only cap that will keep a breeze from creating a possible back draft.

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I. We claim to have invented this cap made for pellet or corn venting pipes 
   
   
     II. Stated in I this cap fits on the end of pellet or corn pipes for ventilation purposes. 
   
   
     III. When attached on the outside of a pipe facing either vertical or horizontal it helps a pellet or corn unit vent by lowering the pressure inside the pipe. 
   
   
     IV. Like stated in III. When facing horizontal the option of a rain cover is offered.

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