US PATENT SUBCLASS 126 / 400
HEAT ACCUMULATOR STRUCTURES


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400HEAT ACCUMULATOR STRUCTURES


DEFINITION

Classification: 126/400

(under the class definition) Devices consisting of bodies which are so constituted or constructed as to be capable of absorbing quantities of heat energy large relative to their mass or volume and being adapted for use as either a source or reservoir of heat energy. These bodies are frequently the heat sources in so-called "Fireless Cookers" and body warmers.

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39, for gas stoves combined with "Fireless Cookers".

87+, 92 and 512, for gas or liquid burning heating stoves or fireplaces having elements against which the flames impinge.

204, and 263, for heating devices including means undergoing a chemical change, other than combustion, to give off heat.

207, for block type body warmers.

246, for dishes having heat accumulators, either liquid or solid. 273.5, for fireless cookers.

375, for heat accumulator bodies incorporated in a liquid heater.

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62, Refrigeration,

293, for a hand manipulable cooling tool, subclass 437 for a refrigeration system with a nonliquid heat accumulator, and subclass 530 for an envelope type refrigerant container.

110, Furnaces,

322+, for baffles and heat retainers.

132, Toilet,

117, for toilet combs with a removable heat accumulator, and subclasses 233+ for hair curlers comprising a tube acting as a mandrel around which hair is wound, a jaw clamping the hair to the mandrel, and a rod separately heatable and insertable in the mandrel to heat it.

165, Heat Exchange,

4+, for a regenerative heat exchange having heat accumulator structure. 237, Heating Systems,

44, and 75 for car heating systems and steam radiators with heat accumulators.

252, Compositions,

67+, 70 and 71+ for compositions which absorb and give off heat without undergoing a chemical change.

431, Combustion,

170, for a furnace in which the fuel nozzle feeds into a permeable mass within the furnace.

501, Compositions: Ceramic,

94+, for refractory compositions.