Maysteel LLC

E Richard Larsen

Gary L Strege

Daniel Karst

A backshelf compensating exhaust hood includes an upper wall passageway for forming and redirecting an induction air stream into and through an exhaust chamber to an exhaust passageway, the upper wall passageway extends through the upper wall to a smooth curved reverse passageway redirects the air into a short slot which discharges a stream into the upper end of the exhaust chamber. A forward tilted filter is located in the exhaust chamber to form the back wall of the exhaust chamber and with the lower end spaced inwardly of the upper end and with the upper portion aligned with the induction air stream. The filter is oriented to define an essentially right angle with the interior upper wall of the exhaust chamber. The top wall of the exhaust chamber extends inwardly and upwardly slightly to the filter. The induction air supply passageway is a relatively large passageway which has a depth which is a multiple of the depth of the slot. The inlet expands slightly to the deflector and reverse passageway to the discharge slot. The discharge slot includes a short extension of the deflector wall as an essentially flat wall which extends parallel to the top wall of the exhaust chamber. For a gas fired unit, an exhaust duct is located to the backside of the hood for upwardly spaced alignment with flue duct of the equipment. The spaced exhaust duct of the hood projects upwardly into the exhaust passageway for exhausting of the combustion gases and the secondary air introduced between the flue duct and the exhaust duct.

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Horicon, WI, United States of America

E Richard Larsen