Improvements in the Method of Heating Liquor and the like in Breweries and similar Works.

摘要

6460. Boot, H., and Phillips, R. J. Spencer-, [trading as Boot & Partners, H.]. March 14. Heating water.-Water in a tank H is heated by the discharge from an injector condenser G receiving the exhaust steam from a turbine through a non-return valve F. The supply of fresh water to the condenser is regulated by a valve M operated by a float N in the tank. Water is withdrawn from the bottom of the tank and returned to the condenser by a pump I. When the temperature of the water rises above a certain limit the exhaust steam passes directly into the tank through the loaded valve B, non-return valve C, and silencer D. A valve E in the exhaust-pipe allows the exhaust when it reaches a predetermined pressure to discharge into the atmosphere. The apparatus is intended particularly for use in breweries and similar works.