US2011290237A1PendingUtilityA1

Curvilinear Solar Heater

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Individually held — no corporate assignee on recordPriority: May 28, 2010Filed: May 28, 2010Published: Dec 1, 2011
Est. expiryMay 28, 2030(~3.8 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:B. W. DykesJack B. Devore
Y02E10/44F24S 10/72F24S 70/60Y02B10/20
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Abstract

The curvilinear heater disclosed contemplates an air based solar radiant heating system that utilizes a heat collector having a cover creating an area within which an absorber plate allows for the transformation of solar energy into heat energy. The absorber plate is constructed to maximize surface area by utilizing a curvilinear design.

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1 . A solar radiant heater comprising:
 an inlet port;   a heat collector cover;   a curvilinear absorber plate; and   a first chamber located substantially between the heat collector cover and the curvilinear absorber plate over which air may travel and be heated; and   a return port.   
     
     
         2 . A solar radiant heater comprising:
 an inlet port;   a heat collector cover;   a curvilinear absorber plate;   a first chamber located substantially between the heat collector cover and the curvilinear absorber plate over which air may travel and be heated;   a heat plate;   a second chamber located substantially between the curvilinear absorber plate and the heat plate through which air may travel and be heated; and   a return port.   
     
     
         3 . A solar radiant heater comprising:
 an inlet port;   a heat collector cover;   a curvilinear absorber plate;   a first chamber located substantially between the heat collector cover and the curvilinear absorber plate over which air may travel and be heated;   a heat plate;   a second chamber located substantially between the curvilinear absorber plate and the heat plate through which air may travel and be heated;   an insulated base;   a third chamber located substantially between the heat plate and the insulated base through which air may travel and remain substantially heated; and   a return port.

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