Abstract: A continuous flow heater that mitigates the effect of altitude, characterized in that it consists of a combustion system with four mixers attached to a rectangular base into which the gas is injected and distributed through fifty small cavities is provided. The combustion system is attached to a heat transfer system. The continuous flow heater that mitigates the effect of altitude is suitable for altitudes greater than 2000 meters above the sea level without notable reductions in power or significant increases in polluting and toxic emissions. The combustion system has better air draft than conventional systems, enabling it to mitigate the reduction in the quantity of oxygen in the air at higher altitudes, improving the operation of the equipment compared to the operation of equipment already available on the market, and making a better use of non-renewable natural resources.

Abstract: This disclosure consists of a cylindrical cavity making up the interior of gas or electric ovens for domestic use allowing the ovens that use this cylindrical cavity to optimize heat energy transmitted by convection allowing them to heat up more quickly and in less time than square section ovens, saving up to 29% of the energy consumed during the cooking process.