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Air Conditioning Direct-Fired Heaters
Arthur A. Olson & Company
Canfield, Ohio
Manufacturers of Direct Fired Heaters
A completely automatic direct-fired unit heater. Olson heaters operate on gas, oil, dual gas-oil or coal. These units may be hung, suspended hori zontally or inverted. All heaters can be adapted to filtering, humidifying and air conditioning. Use of standard accessories and easy access to bearings and other vital parts simplify maintenance. Also special adaptions for make-up air, drying, high-temperature and process work.
Four Pats Cos w Travel-Counter
Cxarent.
1. Standard 10 Gage Boiler Tube Heat Transfer Surface.
2. Stainless Steel or Refractory Combustion Chamber.
3. Heavy Duty Fans and Shaft
4. Inlet Screens or Frame for Filter Box.
5. Adjustable, Deflecting Out lets
6. Separate Induced Draft Fan.
7. Bearings Outside Heater at End of Shaft.
Heater Model Number
U-300 U-400 U-500 U-600 U-750 U-1000 U-1250 U-1500 U-1750 U-2000
BTU/HR Output Capacity
300,000 400,000 500,000 600,000 750,000 1,000,000 1,250,000 1,500,000 1,750,000 2,000,000
CFM Blowing
Fans
3,500 4,500 5,500 7,000 8,500 11,000 14,000 17,000 20,000 22,000
Engineering Data-^Gas, Oil, or Dual Gas-Oil Heaters.
A
3'- 1' 3'- 1' 3'- 1' 3'- 1* 3'- 8' 3'- 8' 4'- 4' 4'- 4' 4'-10' 4'-10'
General Dimensions
B
2'-ll' 3'- 7' 4'- 3' 4'-ll' 5'- 3' 5'-ll' V- O' 8'- O' 8 - O' 9'- 0'
C
7M0' 7'-10' V- 3' 7'- 3' 8'- 9' 8'- 9' 9'- 9' 9'- 9' 10'- 9' 10'-9*
Cl
l'-l' 1 r-3' r-i' iM' r-3'
r-5' r-6' r-5' r-5'
D
r- e' 1rr'--- 677''' r- s' rl'--Uii''
2'- O' 2'- 1' 2'- 1'
No. Motor of HP Blow Blow ing ing Fans Fans
11 1 22 23 23 25 2 7M 2 10 . 2 15 2 15
Stack Dta.
^.
S' S' S' 8' 8* 10* 10' 12'' 12* 12*
No. of Nos* ele Out lets 2 3 3 4 4
5 5 5
Write for complete data on stoker fired units and large central systems.*
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Air Conditioning unit Haters
Automatic Gas Equipment Company
Brushton and Thomas St., Pittsburgh 21, Pa.
Manufacturers of Pittsburgh Gas Unit Heaters
Cast Iron Heating Elements
Cast iron is considered to be the best material to withstand the corrosive effects of the prod ucts from combustion of gases. For this reason, both the heat exchanger and.combustion cham ber in a Pittsburgh Gas Unit Heater are made of cast iron. Furthermore, they are cast in one piece and the extended heating surface fins on the heat exchanger are cast integral.
Pittsburgh Gas Unit Heaters have been de signed to consume exactly the right amount of air to support complete combustion but without permitting an excess of air to lower heating effi ciency. This is accomplished by means of a built in draft hood which absorbs all excessive chimney action and thereby conserves heat. The heater does not depend upon forced draft from the fan for either the primary or secondary air supply. For this reason there is no possi bility of variation in the air,supply to the burn ers resulting from changes in fan speed or louver adjustment. By the use of adjustable hori zontal louvers, warm air can be directed to any
desired level.
Cut-away view of heater, showing the cast iron heat exchanger in place.
Safety Features
A tested and proved
safety pilot is used on
these heaters to auto
matically turn off the
gas if the pilot light
goes out or if it burns
too low to insure posi
tive ignition. The'
draft diverter is
absolute protection
against any possible
down drafts through
the
chimney.
Write
(Above) Bottom view showing burner assembly (several burners
for folder containing have been removed).
complete details, in
cluding installation (Right) Heat exchanger and com
measurements.
bustion chamber.
Approved by American Gas Association and Underwriter's Laboratories.
SIZES AND CAPACITIES (also made in five sizes in Blower Type Units)
Unit No.
215 C 175 C 160 C 140 C HOC 85 C
Input B.T.U. Per Hour
215,000 175,000 160,000 140,000 110,000 85,000
Output--AGA B.T.U.
Per Hour
172,000
140,000 128,000 112,000
88,000 68.000
'
Sq. Ft. EJD.R.
744 605 553 484 381 294
Air Del. C.F.M.
3500 2900 2600 2320 1820 1350
Motor H.P.
1 i i A
30
Speed R.P.M.
1140 1140 860 860 860 1000
Approx. Wts. '
525 475 450 . 400 350 300
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