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19,957. Schmitt, C. L. Sept. 7. Heating water.-In surface apparatus composed of plates, for heating water by hot gases, the longitudinal passages k of each cell are connected by transverse passages n at regular intervals. Each cell is formed by the juxtaposition of two plates having longitudinal and transverse protuberances which form the channels k, n. The plates are connected by lap joints, the overlapping parts of two successive cells being connected by U-shaped members o as shown in Fig. 3, or by the members p shown in Fig. 4, so as to provide an elastic connexion between the cells. The cells communicate with headers. The hot gases pass transversely between the plates. The protuberances on the plates may be of semicircular or other cross-section. [Reference has been directed under Patents Act, 1902, to Specification No. 29,425, A.D. 1904, [Abridgment Class Cooling &c.].]
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SIDE COMPONENT FOR DISTANCE POSITIONING THE PLATES OF A PLATE STACK OF AN ELECTROCHEMICAL BATTERY AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING AN INSOLVABLE, FLUID AND GAS TIGHT CONNECTION WITH THESE PLATES
Recuperator with ducts running in the same direction and where the ducts which conduct the heating medium on all sides surround the ducts which conduct the substance to be heated.