A dual fuel vent free gas heater having at least one gas burner with a plurality of gas outlet ports in an upper surface thereof. The gas outlet ports are in flow communication with at least one pilot flame burner. An adjustable fuel injector or at least two fuel injectors feed fuel to the burner providing for introduction of more than one fuel to the burner. Optionally, an oxygen detection system, manual fuel selection control valve, and/or temperature shut off control system may be incorporated into the dual fuel vent free heater.

Dual fuel vent free gas heater

In certain embodiments, an apparatus for killing pests in an affected area includes a fuel source, a first air inlet configured to receive a first air flow from the affected area, and a second air inlet configured to receive a second air flow from an unaffected area. The system further includes a premix system operable to generate an air-fuel mixture by mixing a fuel flow received from the fuel source with the second air flow received from the second air inlet. The system further includes a burner operable to generate combustion air by combusting the air-fuel mixture. The combustion air is mixed with the first air flow subsequent to combustion to generate a heated air flow, and the heated air flow is discharged into the affected area. The fuel source, the premix system, and the burner are configured for positioning in the affected area.

Self-contained heating unit for thermal pest control

A direct gas-fired burner assembly is disclosed in which a two-stage flame is produced A gas manifold is attached to two baffles with apertures disposed therein The apertures are designed such that a fuel rich zone occurs near the manifold, while a lean zone occurs away from the manifold At high fire, the apertures create a negative pressure zone which draws the gas away from the burner thereby allowing a primary flame to burn The primary flame in the fuel rich zone ignites a secondary flame in the lean zone Because a flame is burning throughout the entire combustion zone, the flame does not move out past the baffles, the flame remains smaller and cooler, and a lower output of pollutants is achieved

Direct gas-fired burner assembly with two-stage combustion

In certain embodiments, a packaged terminal device for killing pests in an affected area includes a housing configured to be positioned at least partially within an affected area, a fan positioned within the housing, and one or more heating elements positioned within the housing. The fan is operable to draw a flow of air from the affected area into the housing. The one or more heating elements are operable to generate heated air by transferring heat to the flow of air. The packaged terminal device further includes a control unit operable to control the operation of the one or more heating elements in order to cause the packaged terminal device to operate in either a first mode or a second mode. In the first mode, the operation of the one or more heating elements is controlled such that sufficient heated air is generated to heat at least a portion of the affected area to a temperature less than or equal to a first predefined temperature. In the second mode, the operation of the one or more heating elements is controlled such that sufficient heated air is generated to heat at least a portion of the affected area to a temperature greater than or equal to a second predefined temperature, the second predefined temperature being greater than the first predefined temperature.

Packaged Terminal Climate Unit for Pest Control

To provide a burner for a hydrogen generation system having an excellent combustion stability which can be achieved at low costs, and a hydrogen generation system having such a burner. A burner for hydrogen generation systems according to the present invention includes a combustion chamber that has a taper that enlarges in a flame radiation direction, and a distributor having an upper-stage gas injection ports for injecting utility gas and off-gas into the combustion chamber. Air injection ports are formed in the tapered side wall of the combustion chamber for injecting combustion air into the combustion chamber. The air injection ports are generally opposed to the upper-stage gas injection ports formed in the distributor.

Burner for hydrogen generation system and hydrogen generation system having the same

A combustion system for a portable forced air heater having two frusta-conical sections attached to a circular burner tube, wherein each frusta-conical section has pre-determined vent hole patterns that allow the gas heater to have a variable burn rate.

Daniel P. Topp

Papers

Combustion system for a heater

Direct-fired heater