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Bosch Experience Center at Serenbe Showcases Energy Efficient, Sustainable Home Solutions

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Mark C. Honeywell's Patent for the Heat Generator

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July 27, 2009 Download PDF Subscribe to RSS feed

The Heat Generator allowed open hot water systems to operate under pressure, and at higher temperatures. This was a major advance in heating. The patent dates to October 22, 1907. Thanks to Gerry Gill for sharing this with us.