| 摘要 |
Disclosed is a wet-based, wood-burning boiler that has a combustion chamber that heats water in a cylindrical main boiler chamber and in a communicating rear boiler chamber. A flue directly exhausts smoke, flue gases and products of combustion from the combustion chamber without creosote formation, while a damper plate, tracked to its closed position: indirectly exhausts without lowering the temperature of the exhausting flue gases to creosote deposition temperature because the damper plate structure has a more effective draft area than the flue draft area, while at the same time the damper plate structure retains the highest temperature possible in the combustion chamber, and traps and transfers heat to the water in the boiler chambers more quickly and with a faster recovery rate. The wet-based, wood-burning boiler can be converted to a wood-burning, forced, hot-air furnace while retaining its tracked damper plate structure and functional attributes associated therewith. In another embodiment, the wet-based, wood-burning boiler can be modified to function as a radiant heater while retaining its tracked damper plate structure and functional attributes associated therewith.
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