Abstract: The present disclosure provides a heating core for hot air gun use and a hot air gun. The heating core comprises: a mount support; and a heating wire arranged on the mount support; wherein the heating wire includes a close wound segment on a surface of which an insulating layer is provided, an interval between adjacent heating wires in the close wound segment is D, 0?D?2 mm. The hot gun comprises a housing in which a hot air device producing hot air is provided, the hot air device comprising a heating core; a hot air tube provided at a front end of the housing, inside the hot air tube being disposed the heating core, wherein: the heating core is the heating core for hot air gun use according to any technical solution above.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an electronic cigarette, including an atomizing device and a power device, the power device is connected to the atomizing device and supplies power to the atomizing device, such that the atomizing device atomizes e-liquid and generate smoke. The power device includes a stand and a liquid accumulating member provided at one end of the stand adjacent to the atomizing device, one side of the liquid accumulating member adjacent to the atomizing device forms a liquid accumulating cavity used to store the e-liquid exuded by the atomizing device.

Abstract: A heating device includes: a liquid storage chamber configured for storing tobacco liquid; the liquid storage chamber comprising a liquid conducting hole; a heating component comprising at least one heating element and a receiving cavity; the at least one heating element being received in the receiving cavity; and between the heating element and the receiving cavity or between the adjacent heating elements including a liquid storage sump; the heating component being connected with the liquid storage chamber; and the heating element being disposed under the liquid conducting chamber and corresponding with the liquid conductive hole; the tobacco liquid in the liquid storage chamber flowing towards the heating element, through the liquid conductive hole, the heating element heating the tobacco liquid for atomization; the liquid storage sump configured for storing some of tobacco liquid leaking from the heating element, the heating element atomizes the tobacco liquid in the liquid storage sump.

Abstract: A heating assembly, an atomizing head, an atomizer, and an electronic cigarette are disclosed. The heating assembly includes two or more laminated heating plates, each heating plate is provided with through hole(s) and/or through groove(s), the gap between the adjacent heating plates is capillary gap, the through hole and/or the through groove of the heating plates are at least partially in communication with the through hole and/or the through groove of the adjacent heating plates. The heating plate, the atomizing head, the atomizer, and the electronic cigarette of the present disclosure use the capillary gap between adjacent heating fins for liquid guiding. Compared with the conventional liquid guiding cotton or glass fiber, there is no odor, and there is no risk that the user in smoke the capillary fiber.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a heat source device and a substrate processing apparatus including same. The substrate processing apparatus includes: a chamber having an inner space in which a substrate is processed; a substrate support provided inside the chamber and supporting the substrate; and a heat source device including a supporting body provided in at least one side of the chamber, and a heat source unit provided parallel to the substrate support so as to heat the substrate. The heat source unit is provided with a first light transmission conduit connected to the supporting body, a heat source provided inside the first light transmission conduit, and a first cooling conduit provided inside the first light transmission conduit while being spaced apart from the heat source, and having a first spraying hole to spray a cooling gas. The temperature of the substrate may be efficiently controlled.

Abstract: Flow heater comprising a housing having an inlet and an outlet, a plate shaped heating insert that is arranged in the housing and defines a flow path from the inlet to the outlet. According to this disclosure the plate shaped heating insert comprises a first heating plate, a second heating plate, and a plate support arranged between the first heating plate and the second heating plate, wherein the first heating plate and the second heating plate are arranged on opposite sides of the plate support, and the first heating plate and the second heating plate each comprise a substrate plate carrying a resistive layer.

Abstract: An air spray painting apparatus for sending a fan of atomized paint spray via a first entrainment flow of carrier fluid and of a second flow of carrier fluid, separate from the first entrainment flow and capable of forming the spray fan, includes electrical heating elements for heating to one and the same temperature the first and second flows of carrier fluid, and a unit for regulation and control of the heating elements.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for heating or cooling a fluid is provided. In one embodiment, a heat exchanger is provided. The heat exchanger includes a first subassembly comprising an insert. The insert comprises a body having a blind passage formed axially in the body, a plurality of nozzles formed therein, and a first plurality of heat exchange elements disposed within the body. The heat exchanger also comprises a second subassembly comprising a sleeve and a second plurality of heat exchange elements disposed within the sleeve, wherein the insert is sealably engaged inside the sleeve and the insert and the sleeve cooperatively define a thin gap, and wherein each of the plurality of nozzles are disposed radially between the blind passage and the thin gap.

Abstract: A fluid heating system may be installed for residential and commercial use, and may deliver fluid at consistent high temperatures for cooking, sterilizing tools or utensils, hot beverages and the like, without a limit on the number of consecutive discharges of fluid. The fluid heating system is installed with a tankless fluid heating that includes an inlet port, an outlet port, a drain port, at least one heat source connected with the inlet port, and a valve manifold connected to the at least one heat source, the drain port, and the outlet port. A temperature sensor is downstream of the at least one heat source and connected to the valve manifold. The valve manifold is operated so that an entire volume of a fluid discharge from the fluid heating system is delivered at a user-specified temperature (including near boiling fluid) on demand, for every demand occurring over a short period of time.

Abstract: Provided is a cooling-water heating type heater, and more particularly, a cooling-water heating type heater capable of effectively heating cooling-water, using a first pipe with a cylindrical first heating part and a second pipe with a second heating part.

Abstract: An integrated in-line heater for a liquid food or beverage preparation machine, in which liquid is circulated through the heater and then guided into a brewing chamber for brewing a food or beverage ingredient, for instance within a pod or capsule, supplied into the brewing chamber. An upstream part of the brewing chamber may be formed by the heater. One or more electric components may be incorporated into the heater and rigidly connected to a printed circuit board. The heater may have a tubular inner core that is eccentric with respect to a tubular or prismatic outer member which form together a helicoidal heating chamber of variable cross-section.

Abstract: A water heating apparatus includes a water tank having a plurality of sidewalls, a main heating member mounted inside and across the water tank, and at least one secondary heating or partition member extending between the main heating member and the sidewalls to form at least one water compartment with a water path. At least one tertiary heating member is provided on the inner surface of the water tank. The partition member can be spiral in shape. Each heating member has at least a multi-layer conductive coating of nano-thickness deposited thereon, and electrodes coupled to the multi-layer conductive coating. The multi-layer conductive coating comprises a structure and composition which stabilize performance of the heating member at high temperature.

Abstract: A water boiling device includes a heat tank unit received in a machine body, a high frequency induction heater, and a heat pipe unit. The heat tank unit includes first and second heating tanks in communication with each other. Outside water can flow into the first and second heating tanks. The high frequency induction heater includes a heat pipe induction coil and first and second induction coils. The heat pipe unit includes first and second heating pipes. An upper section of each heating pipe is received in one of the heating tanks, and a lower section of each heating pipe extends out of the heating tanks and is inserted into the heat pipe induction coil. The first and second heating tanks will heat up to heat the water in the first and second heating tanks when a high frequency current is passed through the heat pipe induction coil and first and second induction coils.

Abstract: A fluid heating device is provided that is to be mounted in a continuous flow heater and includes at least one heating element embodied as an electric resistance heater, and at least one heat exchanging element that is connected in a heat-conducting manner to the heating element and the fluid so as to transfer the heat generated by the heating element to the fluid. The heat exchanging element forms an integral housing component of a pressure-resistant and temperature-resistant continuous flow heater and is provided with an essentially planar central area on which the heating element is mounted. In order to produce a continuous flow heater, the heating device is joined in a positive, pressure-resistant, and thermally stable manner to a molded part encompassing at least one inlet and at least one outlet so as to form a fluid chamber.

Abstract: A water heating apparatus includes a water tank and at least one heating member mounted inside the water tank. The heating member includes a heating body, at least a multi-layer conductive coating of nano-thickness deposited on the heating body, and electrodes coupled to the multi-layer conductive coating. The multi-layer conductive coating includes a structure and composition which stabilize performance of the heating member at high temperature. The heating body can be made of ceramic glass in the form of a flat plate.

Abstract: In various embodiments, the invention provides a system for heating a liquid, such as, for example, water, comprising a plurality of liquid heaters, the inlets and outlets of which are respectively connected in a parallel flow relationship by respective manifolds, and configured to provide liquid having a temperature of greater than about 90 degrees Fahrenheit at a flow rate of greater than about 10 gallons per minute. In various embodiments, the present invention provides an electric tankless liquid heater system capable of delivering hot liquids, and in particular water, at even higher flow rates and or temperatures, including, but not limited to, flow rates greater than about: (1) 12 gpm; (2) 18 gpm; (3) 20 gpm; and (5) 20 gpm; and/or temperatures of greater than about: (1) 100° F.; (2) 120° F.; (3) 140° F.; and (4) 180° F.

Abstract: A portable heater (100) is provided. The portable heater (100) comprises an air inlet (108) and an air outlet (118). The portable heater (100) also comprises a heating chamber (115) including one or more heating elements (230). A preheating chamber (114) is provided that is located between the air inlet (108) and a heating chamber inlet (116).

Abstract: A cartridge heater, especially a compressed cartridge heater (1) has at least one heating coil (8, 9), which is arranged exposed in a metallic tubular body (2) and is embedded in a granulated insulating material. The ends of heating coil portions (8, 9) are provided with terminals (7) projecting from the tubular body (2). To make it possible to manufacture such a cartridge heater with minimal effort in terms of labor and material, a flat insulating plate (10) coordinated in its width with the internal diameter of the tubular body (2) is provided as the carrier. The heating coils (8, 9) extend along the two flat sides of the insulating plate (10) and the two heating coils (8, 9) are connected to one another by a coil section (12, 12?), which is led around a deflecting edge (27) of the insulating plate (10).

Abstract: The present invention relates to a dental water heater. The water heater has a columnar body, and the body includes heating means extending in the axial direction of the body, and a plurality of layers of water channel sections arranged around the heating means. Each of the water channel sections spirally extends in the axial direction of the body. The adjacent pairs of the water channel sections are communicated either at upper or lower end portions thereof so as to together form a whole water channel. The whole water channel has an inlet and an outlet for water to be heated, so that water is supplied through the inlet, passed through the entire length of the whole water channel, and taken out as warmed water through the outlet.

Abstract: A dehumidification apparatus including an outer tubular container (2) closed at its ends, a first (5) and a second (9) transverse grids located inside the tubular container (2), one grid element being spaced from the other and from a respective adjacent end of the tubular container (2) and delimiting a receiving space therewith, a mass of molecular sieves (MS) located in the receiving space, heating elements (19) in the tubular container (2), and first and second openings (4, 16) for communication of the interior of the container with the outside, characterised in that it comprises an inner tubular jacket (6) extending from at least the first grid (5) for a distance greater than that between the first (5) and the second (9) grid, thereby shaping the receiving space for the sieves (8) as an annular gap and providing a projecting section (6a) extending from the second grid (9); and an annular partition (17) between the outer container (2) and the inner jacket (6) at the projecting section (6a) of the inner jack

Abstract: A temperature and flow rate controlled capillary aerosol generator includes two heating zones optionally separated by a region in which a pressure drop is induced. Power is metered or applied to the downstream, second zone to achieve a target resistance, and therefore a target temperature, while power is metered or applied to the upstream, first zone to achieve a target mass flow rate exiting the second zone. A target temperature is achieved in the second zone to generate an aerosol from the liquid flowing through the generator at the desired mass flow rate.

Abstract: A packaging apparatus has hot air supply mechanisms disposed in association with light-shielding shrinkable films wound on a rolled photosensitive material sheet, for ejecting hot air locally to the light-shielding shrinkable films, and a drive mechanism for relatively rotating the hot air supply mechanisms along an outer circumferential surface of the rolled photosensitive material sheet.

Abstract: An electric heater for industrial liquids comprises a plastic flat box that contains a stainless steel pressure vessel holding a number of parallel electrical heating rods. These heating rods are interlaced with shorter “I” shaped Teflon rods which generates a tube-like space around the heating rods. Spiral grooves in the symmetrical concave faces of the Teflon rods promote a spiraling turbulent flow. The general liquid flow from the liquid inlet meanders around the parallel heating rods for optimal heat transfer. The heater can be mounted horizontally or vertically on the side of a lab bench or a vessel for floor space conservation. The flow speed of the liquid, its specific heat, the number of heating elements with their individual power rating determine the heating profile of liquid temperature versus cumulative length of the flow path which is important to prevent the liquid from reaching the boiling point. This arrangement allows for design flexibility and scalability in heating capacities.

Abstract: A temperature and flow rate controlled capillary aerosol generator includes two heating zones optionally separated by a region in which a pressure drop is induced. Power is metered or applied to the downstream, second zone to achieve a target resistance, and therefore a target temperature, while power is metered or applied to the upstream, first zone to achieve a target mass flow rate exiting the second zone. A target temperature is achieved in the second zone to generate an aerosol from the liquid flowing through the generator at the desired mass flow rate.

Abstract: The cartridge of the present invention is capable of improving both of the heating efficiency and the flowing efficiency. The cartridge is capable of being detachably attached to a fluid heating device including a heater for heating a fluid to be transfused. In the cartridge, the fluid passes through a zigzag-shaped fluid path. A contact section is capable of contacting the heater and is made flat. A sectional shape of the zigzag-shaped fluid path, which is perpendicular to a flowing direction of the fluid, is formed into a polygonal shape. The fluid heating device of the present invention included the cartridge.

Abstract: An electric space heater uses the heat generated by quartz-halogen lamps to heat air which may be supplied to heat a local space. The heater conducts air through a heater enclosure in which the lamps are installed. The air path is parallel to the longitudinal axis of the lamps. The air is warmed by conduction from the surface of the lamps and from heated walls surrounding the lamps and which form the air flow path. The walls are heated by radiation from the lamps. The flow path for the heated air and the placement of the heated walls substantially isolate the outer portion of the heater enclosure from the heat generated by the lamps to maintain the temperature of the outer surface of the space heater at or near ambient temperature. The walls also confine the light generated by the lamps to the interior of the space heater. The air flow through the space heater is assisted by an electric fan.

Abstract: A fluid heater for a semiconductor device is provided to uniformly heat a gas, for thereby improving uniformity and speed of gas reaction and thus increasing the yield of semiconductor device fabrication. The fluid heater includes a main heater of a helical shape formed of a thermal conductor having various radii; a transparent tube, in which the main heater is located, having a plurality of holes at a lower portion thereof; an internal vessel disposed at an outer side of the transparent tube and having a plurality of holes at an upper portion thereof; an external vessel located at an outer side of the internal vessel; flanges placed on the external vessel, the internal vessel and the transparent tube and connecting a fluid inflow tube and the transparent tube and an external heater disposed at an outer wall of the external vessel.

Abstract: A fluid heater comprises a first elongated cylindrical housing having a first diameter, a first end for heated fluid exit, a second end for fluid entrance, and a longitudinal axis. An elongated cylindrical airflow member is fixedly positioned within the housing and coaxial therewith. The airflow member has a second diameter and has a length less than the length of the housing and terminates before the first end. A heating element has a third diameter and is positioned coaxially within the airflow member and is fixed therein. A baffle tube is fixed to the first end in a fluid-tight manner, this baffle tube having a diameter greater than the third diameter of the heating element and less than the diameter of the airflow member. The baffle tube surrounds the forward portion of the heating element.

Abstract: An apparatus for heating a fluid such as ultra-pure de-ionized (UPDI) water is disclosed. The fluid heater includes an intermediate body portion, a bottom end cap assembly secured to one end of the intermediate body portion, and a top end cap assembly secured to the other end of the intermediate body portion. The intermediate body portion includes a number of concentric quartz tubes wherein a first quartz tube is spaced radially inwardly of a second quartz tube to define an inner fluid pathway for heating UPDI water while flowing through the inner fluid pathway. A third quartz tube is spaced radially outwardly of the second quartz tube and radially inwardly of a fourth quartz tube to define an outer annular fluid pathway for further heating the UPDI water received from the inner fluid pathway. A resistive heating element is interposed between the second and third quartz tubes for heating the UPDI water by means of conduction, convection and heat radiation with a heating efficiency approaching 100%.

Abstract: A water heater tank is designed to be installed within a wall to provide substantially instantaneous and continuous hot water when the faucet is activated. The tank maintains water at a hot temperature to be mixed, if necessary, with standing water from the main hot water line. The tank includes a narrow channel through which the water traverses as it proceeds through the tank. A controller calculates the appropriate mixing ratio of the water sources depending on the desired water temperature.

Abstract: A linear cartridge heater has a cylindrical heater element and an integral, concentrically-mounted current collector element positioned within a fire retardant chlorinated PVC enclosure. The enclosure includes a unitarily-molded mounting flange for sealingly mounting the cartridge heater, a unitarily-molded special "tee" section interconnected with the mounting flange, and an alignment bushing. The alignment bushing is interconnected with the special "tee" section by a pipe section to form a fluid flow path between the alignment bushing and the special "tee" section. The special "tee" section provides an outlet for discharging heated water and a mounting place for a first thermistor temperature sensor.

Abstract: An electric hot water heater tank is fitted with a plurality of separators that divide the tank into a plurality of chambers surrounding the tank axis and extending between the top and bottom walls. The adjacent chambers communicate alternately in a direction radially outwardly with respect to the axis proximate to the top wall and proximate to the bottom wall such that water flows through the adjacent chambers in opposite directions generally parallel to the axis. An electric heating element is received in the innermost chamber, and a cold water supply inlet conduit leads from outside the tank into the innermost chamber. A hot water outlet conduit leads from the outermost chamber to outside the tank. An optional venturi injector draws water from one of the chambers radially inward from the outermost chamber and injects it into the outlet conduit.

Abstract: A unitary electric resistance "in line" tankless water heater for interconnection to an electric power supply conduit, a cold water inlet line and a hot water supply line. The heater includes three separate stacked compartment sections of matching circular configuration and formed of molded nonconducting plastic material. A lower field wiring compartment includes in its side wall the mounting port for interconnection of the power supply conduit and encloses a terminal block interconnected to the power leads of the supply conduit. An upper water heating compartment encloses a circular heating coil element and includes in its top cover member a cold water inlet port and a hot water outlet port for interconnection, respectively, to the cold water inlet line and the hot water supply line. An intermediate compartment encloses a microswitch which is electrically interconnected to the power leads via the terminal block in the lower compartment and to the terminals of the heating coil in the upper compartment.

Abstract: A heating or cooling vessel for heating or cooling a fluid as it flows through the vessel includes an outer tubular shell and an inner tubular member mounted to the outer tubular shell. The inner tubular member includes a central passage defining a first flow path, and a space between the inner tubular member and the outer shell defines a second flow path which communicates with the first flow path at one end of the inner tubular member. A seal member is provided toward the opposite end of the inner tubular member, for cutting off communication between the first flow path and the second flow path. An inlet provides cool fluid to the first flow path, and the fluid circulates through the first flow path and into the second flow path for discharge through an outlet in communication with the second flow path.

Abstract: An automatic noodle cooker which continuously and automatically supplies hot water while cooking long thin ingredients such as spaghetti. The noodle cooker comprises a hot-water boiler which is divided into several water storage spaces, for example four, and which allows the supplied water to flow from space to space, and where each storage space is equipped with its own heater. The water supplied to the first storage space is heated by the heater and then moves to the next storage space. The hot water is finally supplied from the last storage space through a hot-water supply pipe to a processing section where the ingredients are processed. If new water is supplied to the first storage space equal to the amount of water which was supplied from the last storage space, the temperature of the hot water in the last storage space does not drop very much due to the fact that there are several storage spaces.

Abstract: A device for heating flowing liquid or gaseous media has a heating element including a PTC resistor arranged between a pair of perforated metallic bodies serving as power supply terminals for the resistor. The heating element is positioned inside a tubular housing defining a flow path for the medium to be heated and made of two mating housing parts, with the heating element extending across the flow path for flow of the medium through the perforations of the metallic bodies to transfer heat to the medium. A bracket on each metallic body fastens the heating element to the housing and is electrically connected to a contact on one end of a power supply cable molded as an integral part of one of the housing parts and terminating at its other end in an electrical plug outlet on the housing part connectable to a battery or electrical network.

Abstract: A compact, in-line electric water heater is provided for heating water to a temperature suitable for dental operations. The heater includes a cylindrical inner tube containing an electrical heater element and a cylindrical outer tube concentrically spaced therefrom, through which water to be heated is circulated. An inlet and outlet for the water is located at one end of a chamber formed between the tubes. A control thermostat is operatively mounted on an area of the outer tube which is flattened so as to contact the inner tube and is responsive to the temperature of the outer tube. A thermal limiter is also mounted to the outer tube to function as a safety device should the control thermostat malfunction.

Abstract: A cleaning water heating and supplying device comprises a tank that has a body and a cover and is divided by a partition into a heating zone in which an electric heater is provided and a reserving zone in which a detector for detecting the level of the water is provided. A water circulating pipe guides the heated water from the upper part of the heating zone to the lower part of the reserving zone and is located on the partition wall. A valve for controlling the water supply into the heating zone and a sensor for sensing the temperature of the heating zone are provided in communication with the heating zone. A discharge valve is provided in communication with the reserving zone. A lever which is controlled by a remote control cable to operate the valve and an associated switch is provided at the outside of the tank. The device promptly provides the required amount of heated water at the required temperature at any time.

Abstract: A fluid heater utilizing a porous ceramic, for example silicon carbide, electrically conductive body as an electrically energized heating element to heat a fluid passing through the pores thereof is provided. A plurality of interconnected annular fluid flow passageways are positioned in the fluid heater so that fluid exiting therefrom surrounds the porous body, further improving the efficiency of the porous fluid heater body. An electrical disc rear contactor is positioned within one end of the cylindrical sleeve to peripherally engage the sleeve and axially electrically engage the body. An electrically conductive disc front contactor is positioned concentrically at an opposite end of the sleeve to peripherally engage the housing in electrical contact relationship and axially engage the body in electrical contact relationship.

Abstract: A heater for heating dionized water and other liquids which may be very aggressive solvents, the heater constituting one or more heating units having an external cylindrical housing of PTF Teflon or similar material and closed at each end with headers of similar material which contain ports for ingress and egress of the fluid. A concentric inner tubular member of polysilicon surrounds one or more infra red heating elements which, when energized, radiate intense heat into the chamber within the inner tube. This tube acts to confine and reflect the heat back into the chamber thereby heating the liquid to a high temperature very quickly. Relatively little heat passes through the wall of the inner tube to the surrounding chamber. Liquid is directed into the outer chamber, across the length of the inner tube, through a passage at the opposite end and into the inside chamber. The flow across the other surface of the inner tube is warmed somewhat but insufficiently to damage the outer tube.

Abstract: An apparatus 10 is provided for supplying a high-velocity flow of temperature regulated air 5 to the calender roll 90 of a paper making machine. Ambient air 1 is received into the plenum chamber 20 and distributed therefrom through a longitudinally elongated conduit means 30 which has an inlet 32 opening directly into the plenum chamber 20 and an outlet opening 36 along the other end thereof and defining therebetween a flow passageway 34. The outlet opening 36 is adapted to direct the air flow passing through the flow passageway 34 along the calender roll 90 in counter direction to the rotation of the calender roll 90. A series of spiral wound heating element coils 40 are disposed within the conduit means 30 at longitudinally spaced intervals along the length thereof to heat the air to a desired temperature by selectively powering the heating element coils 40.

Abstract: A heating element comprises a body provided by fibrous tubes of an electrically conductive material, a voidage between the tubes providing a path for a fluid to be heated. The material may be silicon, silicon carbide, or silicon rich-silicon nitride. The heating element is manufactured by coating a fibrous carbon precursor with the material, and heating the coated precursor in an oxidizing environment so as to remove the carbon precursor by oxidation. The heating element has one application for a heat transfer system for controlling the temperature of a hot working device. The system comprises a fluid circuit including the hot working device, the heating element through which the fluid is driven by a pump, and a temperature controller for sensing the temperature of the device and controlling the temperature of the heating element as a function of the device temperature.