Janitrol heater picture?

Icelandair

Icelandair

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Does anyone have a diagram showing the parts of a janitrol heater that the piper seminole has? Or a janitrol heater in general? I need to print one. Thanks
 
Yea i saw that pic already thanks anyway though. I was hoping for the one that shows all the parts and has a picture of the whirling flame inside. I figured maybe an instructor here has one possibly.
 
Trip7's,

The heater heats the cabin of the airplane.

Call ALLATP's and they might get you some information. It's just about all they use (Seminoles). I know in JAX they have a heater cut in half and some good visual aids.

Good luck
 
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Does anyone have a diagram showing the parts of a janitrol heater that the piper seminole has? Or a janitrol heater in general? I need to print one. Thanks

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pm me a fax number, i dont think i have my copy here at the office but i can bring it in the morning tomorrow and fax it over to you.
 
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Isn't this it?

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Ice: I was bored today, so I did a bit of googling myself to see if I might be able to lend you a hand....and am sad to say I came up empty as well.

Good luck!

R2F
 
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I was hoping for the one that shows all the parts and has a picture of the whirling flame inside.

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You mean the whirling flame labeled 'High Velocity Whirling Flame' in this pic from that linked page? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/tongue.gif

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yea that pic there...the link didnt work this morning i got an error. thanks! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
 
the flame whirls because the round shape of the inside combustion chamber. When the combustion fan blows the air in it starts spinning.
 
The whirling flame is very stable and sustains combustion under adverse conditions, and the inner combustion chamber is more evenly heated.
 
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