US2004226522A1PendingUtilityA1

Air-proportionality type water heater

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Priority: May 15, 2003Filed: May 15, 2003Published: Nov 18, 2004
Est. expiryMay 15, 2023(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
F23N 2233/08F23N 2225/19F23N 2225/18F23N 3/082F23N 5/184F23N 1/022
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Abstract

An air-proportionality type water heater is provided. Since the air-proportionality type water heater directly controls a current proportionality gas valve according to an amount of air by using a low-price AC air blower, a low-price current proportionality gas valve and a low-price airflow sensor, a gas supply amount can be adjusted with respect to all ranges of the airflow amount. Also, an appropriate calorie required for proportionally controlling a present hot water temperature to a set temperature, can be supplied. The water heater can be safely ignited to perform a combustion operation under the optimal condition although abnormal weathers and conditions. Accordingly, since a combustion performance is enhanced, combustion efficiency is high and a fuel cost can be saved.

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         1 . An air-proportionality type water heater for controlling an amount of fuel to be supplied according to an amount of inhaled air, the air-proportionality type water heater comprising: 
 an AC air blower for inhaling air via an inhalation air duct;    an airflow sensor installed in an inhalation chamber, for measuring an amount of air to be inhaled by the AC air blower;    a current proportionality gas valve for adjusting an amount of gas to be supplied; and    a controller for controlling a rotational speed (round per minute; RPM) of the AC air blower according to a calorie and the current proportionality gas valve according to the airflow amount measured in the airflow sensor.

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