CN218916583U - Handheld temperature probe for cooking food - Google Patents
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Abstract
The application discloses a handheld temperature probe for cooking food materials, which comprises a probe assembly, wherein the probe assembly comprises a pipe body, a thermocouple and a first heat conduction material, and the pipe body is provided with a containing cavity; part of the thermocouple is arranged in the accommodating cavity, the working end of the thermocouple is communicated and fixedly arranged on the pipe body, and at least part of the working end is exposed out of the pipe body and used for detecting temperature; the first heat conduction material is filled in the accommodating cavity, and at least covers the joint of the working end and the pipe body. The handheld temperature probe for cooking food materials has short response time and accurate temperature detection result.
Description
Technical Field
The application relates to the technical field of temperature sensors, in particular to a handheld temperature probe for cooking food materials.
Background
With advances in technology and improvements in the taste and nutritional requirements of food materials, it is desirable to more precisely control the temperature elements during cooking, and in some embodiments, the temperature of the food materials, the temperature of the water heating the food materials, etc., so a handheld temperature detection device for food material cooking has been developed.
In the temperature detection device, the temperature probe is used as a temperature measuring element to measure the temperature, and the control unit can convert the temperature signal into a thermoelectromotive force signal so as to obtain a temperature detection result, thereby realizing temperature detection.
As shown in fig. 1, fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of a structure of a conventional temperature probe 20, in which a heat conducting material 23 is filled between a thermocouple 22 and a tube 21 in order to reduce the response time of the temperature probe 20, but a distance is still maintained between the working end 221 of the thermocouple 22 in the tube 21 and the object to be measured, which affects the response time of the temperature probe 20. Therefore, when the hand-held temperature probe with the structure is manufactured, the response time of the temperature probe with the structure is long, and the requirement of the quick response of the temperature probe is difficult to be met.
Disclosure of Invention
The application provides a handheld temperature probe for food material cooking, which can solve the problem of long response time of the temperature probe.
In order to solve the technical problems, the technical scheme provided by the application is as follows: a handheld temperature probe for cooking food materials is provided that includes a probe assembly including a tube, a thermocouple, and a first thermally conductive material. The pipe body is provided with a containing cavity; part of the thermocouple is arranged in the accommodating cavity, the working end of the thermocouple is communicated and fixedly arranged on the pipe body, and at least part of the working end is exposed out of the pipe body and used for detecting temperature; the first heat conduction material is filled in the accommodating cavity and at least covers the joint of the working end and the pipe body.
In one embodiment, the accommodating cavity comprises a first cavity extending backwards from the front end of the accommodating cavity, the thermocouple penetrates through the first cavity, the working end of the thermocouple penetrates through and is fixedly arranged on the cavity wall of the first cavity, a first heat conducting material is filled between the cavity wall of the first cavity and the thermocouple, and a radial gap a between the thermocouple and the cavity wall of the first cavity is smaller than 3mm.
In one embodiment, 0.1 mm.ltoreq.a.ltoreq.1 mm.
In one embodiment, the receiving cavity comprises a second cavity in communication with the first cavity, the thermocouple also passes through the second cavity, and the radial gap b.gtoreq.a between the thermocouple and the cavity wall of the second cavity.
In one embodiment, the first thermally conductive material is also disposed on a cavity wall of the second cavity.
In one embodiment, the first thermally conductive material fills a gap between a cavity wall of the first cavity and the thermocouple.
In one embodiment, the first thermally conductive material is thermally conductive silicone grease or copper powder.
In one embodiment, the probe assembly further comprises a second thermally conductive material filled between the wall of the second cavity and the thermocouple, the second thermally conductive material being for sealing the first thermally conductive material.
In one embodiment, the first thermally conductive material is copper powder and the second thermally conductive material is thermally conductive silicone grease.
In one embodiment, the handheld temperature probe for cooking food materials further comprises a body, the probe assembly is connected to the body, and the probe assembly is electrically connected to a control unit in the body.
The application provides a handheld temperature probe for food culinary art, this temperature probe's probe subassembly includes body, thermocouple and first heat conduction material. The body has and holds the chamber, and in holding the chamber was located to part of thermocouple, the work end of thermocouple link up and fixed the setting on the body, and the at least part of the work end of thermocouple exposes from the body for detect temperature, from this, this temperature probe when using, the work end of thermocouple that exposes from the body can directly contact with the object that awaits measuring, compares in the structure of current work end and the indirect contact of object that awaits measuring, and this temperature probe's response time is shorter. The first heat conduction material is filled in the accommodating cavity, and at least covers the joint of the working end and the pipe body, because the temperature rise of air is slower, especially the air which is not easy to flow in the pipe body is a hot poor conductor, the joint of the working end and the pipe body is covered by the first heat conduction material, the air near the joint can be replaced by the heat conduction material with good heat conductivity, the response time of the temperature probe reaching the target temperature due to heat absorption of the air near the joint can be prevented from being prolonged, and the response time of the temperature probe can be further reduced.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a conventional temperature probe according to the present application;
FIG. 2 is a block diagram of a temperature probe provided herein;
FIG. 3 is a schematic view of a probe assembly according to the present application;
FIG. 4 is a movement roadmap of a first thermally conductive material in a probe assembly provided herein;
FIG. 5 is a schematic view of another construction of the probe assembly provided herein;
fig. 6 is a schematic view of another structure of the probe assembly provided herein.
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The present application is described in further detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings by way of specific embodiments. Wherein like elements in different embodiments are numbered alike in association. In the following embodiments, numerous specific details are set forth in order to provide a better understanding of the present application. However, one skilled in the art will readily recognize that some of the features may be omitted, or replaced by other elements, materials, or methods in different situations. In some instances, some operations associated with the present application have not been shown or described in the specification to avoid obscuring the core portions of the present application, and may not be necessary for a person skilled in the art to describe in detail the relevant operations based on the description herein and the general knowledge of one skilled in the art.
Furthermore, the features, operations, or characteristics described in the specification may be combined in any suitable manner to form various embodiments, and the operational steps involved in the embodiments may be sequentially exchanged or adjusted in a manner apparent to those skilled in the art. Accordingly, the description and drawings are merely for clarity of describing certain embodiments and are not necessarily intended to imply a required composition and/or order.
The numbering of the components itself, e.g. "first", "second", etc., is used herein merely to distinguish between the described objects and does not have any sequential or technical meaning. The terms "coupled" and "connected," as used herein, are intended to encompass both direct and indirect coupling (coupling), unless otherwise indicated.
In order to be able to detect the temperature of the food material or the food material processing medium, such as water, during cooking and for ease of use, the present application provides a hand-held temperature probe 10 for food material cooking (hereinafter simply referred to as temperature probe 10). As shown in fig. 2, fig. 2 is a block diagram of a temperature probe 10 provided herein.
The temperature probe 10 includes a probe assembly 11 and a body 12, the probe assembly 11 being coupled to the body 12. Wherein probe assembly 11 may be directly or indirectly attached to body 12, and probe assembly 11 may be fixedly attached to body 12, such as by clamping, bonding, threading, etc. The probe assembly 11 may be movably connected to the main body 12, for example, rotationally connected, or the probe assembly 11 may move in a plane relative to the main body 12, and the connection manner of the probe assembly 11 and the main body 12 may be other connection manners as will occur to those skilled in the art, and is not limited to the above connection manners.
In one embodiment, the body 12 includes a control unit, which may be a circuit board with control circuitry, or other structure or circuitry capable of controlling, or a combination of both. The control unit can be used for controlling the opening and closing of the handheld temperature probe 10, and the control unit is also electrically connected with the probe assembly 11, signals detected by the probe assembly 11 can be transmitted to the control unit, and the control unit processes the signals to obtain a temperature detection result, so that the temperature probe 10 realizes temperature detection.
Referring to fig. 3, fig. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of a probe assembly 11 provided in the present application. In one embodiment, probe assembly 11 includes a tube 111, a thermocouple 112, and a first thermally conductive material 113.
The tube 111 is a metal tube having a receiving cavity 1111 for protecting the thermocouple 112 from damage. The tube 111 may be made of a metal having a high thermal conductivity, such as platinum, aluminum, copper, nickel, iron, stainless steel, or an alloy thereof. In order to make the measured temperature more accurate, the wall thickness of the tube 111 may be reduced, and the tube 111 having a smaller inner diameter may be used, thereby improving the hysteresis of the thermocouple 112. In the embodiment of fig. 3, the wall thickness of the tube 111 is 0.2mm, but in other embodiments, other wall thicknesses are possible.
The thermocouple 112 may include a first thermally conductive wire 1121 and a second thermally conductive wire 1122 joined in a loop at both ends, and the thermocouple 112 has a working end 113a (hot end) and a reference end (cold end). When there is a temperature difference between the working end 113a and the reference end, a thermoelectric voltage is generated in the loop, and the reference end of the thermocouple 112 is electrically connected with the control power supply, so that the control unit can detect a temperature difference signal, and a temperature detection result is obtained by processing the temperature difference signal.
In addition, the thermocouple 112 may further include first and second insulating sleeves 1123 and 1124 respectively sleeved on the first and second heat conductive wires 1121 and 1122, and the working and reference ends 113a and 113 b of the thermocouple 112 are disposed outside the first and second insulating sleeves 1123 and 1124. By providing the first insulating jacket 1123 and the second insulating jacket 1124, the first insulating jacket 1123 and the second insulating jacket 1124 can avoid mutual contact between the first heat conductive wire 1121 and the second heat conductive wire 1122, and can prevent the first heat conductive wire 1121 and the second heat conductive wire 1122 from being damaged, thereby improving the service life of the thermocouple 112.
A part of the thermocouple 112 is disposed in the accommodating chamber 1111, and a working end 113a of the thermocouple 112 is fixedly disposed on the tube 111 so that at least a part of the working end 113a is exposed from the tube 111, so that the working end 113a can be used for detecting temperature.
Specifically, the extension direction of the thermocouple 112 and the extension direction of the accommodation chamber 1111 may be the same or substantially the same. The central axis of the thermocouple 112 may coincide or substantially coincide with the central axis of the receiving chamber 1111, or the central axis of the thermocouple 112 may be offset from the central axis of the receiving chamber 1111.
In an embodiment, the portions of the thermocouple 112 except the working end 113a are all disposed in the accommodating cavity 1111, specifically, the first insulating sleeve 1123 and the second insulating sleeve 1124 of the thermocouple 112 are all disposed in the accommodating cavity 111, a portion of the first heat conducting wire 1121, a portion of the second heat conducting wire 1122 and the reference end are all disposed in the accommodating cavity 111, the working end 113a is disposed on the pipe body 111 and penetrates through the pipe body 111, so that at least a portion of the working end 113a is exposed from the pipe body 111, and the reference end in the pipe body 111 can be electrically connected with the control unit by providing a lead. In other embodiments, the thermocouple 112 is not limited to the above-mentioned structure and may be other structures.
The fixing manner of the working end 113a of the thermocouple 112 and the tube 111 may specifically be welding, bonding, or the like, preferably, the working end 113a and the tube 111 are fixed by welding, and the working end 113a and the tube 111 are fixed by welding, so that the stability is good and the operation is convenient.
At least part of the working end 113a is exposed from the pipe body 111, i.e., part of the working end 113a may be exposed from the pipe body 111, and the other part may be embedded in the pipe wall of the pipe body 111; or the first part of the working end 113a is exposed from the pipe body 111, the second part is embedded in the pipe wall of the pipe body 111, and the third part is positioned in the accommodating cavity 1111; or all of the working end 113a is exposed from the pipe body 111. Here, exposing may mean that at least a portion of the working end 113a is exposed from the pipe body 111 and does not protrude from the pipe body 111, or that at least a portion of the working end 113a protrudes from the pipe body 111 and is exposed.
Since the working end 221 of the thermocouple 22 and the object to be measured (fig. 1) have at least the thickness of the tube 21 and the distance between the working end 221 of the thermocouple 22 and the object to be measured, even if the tube 21 and the heat conducting material 23 are made of materials with high heat conductivity coefficients, the temperature between the working end 221 and the object to be measured cannot be prevented from having hysteresis, so that the response time of the temperature probe 20 is long.
In use, the working end 113a of the thermocouple 112 exposed from the tube 111 can directly contact with an object to be measured, and compared with the structure that the working end 113a contacts with the object to be measured indirectly, the temperature probe 10 has shorter response time, and effectively solves the problem of temperature hysteresis of the detection of the temperature probe 10.
The first heat conductive material 113 is filled in the accommodating cavity 1111, and the first heat conductive material 113 covers at least the connection portion between the working end 113a and the pipe body 111. When the working end 113a is welded to the pipe body 111, the first heat-conducting material 113 covers at least the welding point between the working end 113a and the pipe body 111.
Because the temperature of the air is relatively slow, and particularly the air which is not easy to flow in the pipe body 111 is a poor conductor of heat, the first heat conduction material 113 covers the joint of the working pipe and the pipe body 111, so that the air near the joint can be replaced by the heat conduction material with good heat conductivity, the response time of the temperature probe 10 reaching the target temperature can be prevented from being prolonged due to heat absorption of the air near the joint, and the response time of the temperature probe 10 can be further reduced.
In some embodiments, referring to fig. 3, the receiving chamber 1111 includes a first chamber 1112 extending rearwardly from a front end (left end as shown) thereof, in this application, the front end is the end proximate to the working end 113a of the thermocouple 112 and the rear end is the end proximate to the reference end of the thermocouple 112.
The thermocouple 112 is disposed through the first cavity 1112, the working end 113a of the thermocouple 112 penetrates through the cavity wall of the first cavity 1112, and the working end 113a of the thermocouple 112 is fixedly disposed on the cavity wall of the first cavity 1112. The radial gap a between the thermocouple 112 and the cavity wall of the first cavity 1112 is < 3mm, preferably a < 2mm, in some embodiments 0.1.ltoreq.a.ltoreq.1 mm, which may be, for example, 0.2mm, 0.375mm, 0.7mm, 1mm, etc. I.e. the position of the first cavity 1112 can be determined by the radial clearance a < 3mm.
For example, in the embodiment of fig. 3, the radial gap a of the receiving chamber 1111 from the front end c to d thereof satisfies a < 3mm, the radial gap a of the receiving chamber 1111 from d to back does not satisfy a < 3mm, and the first chamber 1112 is the space of the receiving chamber 1111 from c to d.
The radial gap between the thermocouple 112 and the cavity wall of the first cavity 1112 may be a radial gap between the outer wall of the first heat conducting wire 1121 or the second heat conducting wire 1122 and the cavity wall of the first cavity 1112, or may be a radial gap between the outer wall of the insulating sleeve 1123 outside the heat conducting wire and the cavity wall of the first cavity 1112.
The first heat conductive material 113 is filled between the wall of the first cavity 1112 and the thermocouple 112. The first heat conductive material 113 may be filled in a part of the space between the wall of the first cavity 1112 and the thermocouple 112, or the first heat conductive material 113 may be filled in the whole space between the wall of the first cavity 1112 and the thermocouple 112.
By filling the first heat conductive material 113 between the wall of the first cavity 1112 and the thermocouple 112, more air layer of the working end 113a of the thermocouple 112 toward the rear end can be replaced with a material having good heat conductivity, preventing the heat absorption of air at the rear end of the working end 113a from causing the response time of the temperature probe 10 to reach the target temperature to become long, and thus the response time of the temperature probe 10 can be further reduced.
The first heat conductive material 113 may be a material having a high heat conductivity, for example, may be heat conductive silicone grease or copper powder. Preferably, the thermal conductivity of the first thermal conductive material 113 is greater than that of the tube 111, and may be more than 10 times. The larger the thermal conductivity of the first thermal conductive material 113 with respect to the thermal conductivity of the pipe body 111, the smaller the temperature difference inside and outside the pipe body 111, and the shorter the response time.
The shape of the first cavity 1112 may be a regular shape, such as a cylinder, a prism, etc.; the shape of the first cavity 1112 may also be irregular. In one embodiment, as shown in fig. 3, the first cavity 1112 includes a first cavity 1112a and a second cavity 1112b, the first cavity 1112a is located at a front end of the first cavity 1112, the second cavity 1112b is located at a rear end of the first cavity 1112, and the first cavity 1112a is in communication with the second cavity 1112 b. The second cavity 1112b may be a cylinder, for example, a cylinder, a prism, or the like; the first cavity 1112a is shaped as a cone or hemisphere. In the embodiment of fig. 3, the second cavity 1112b is cylindrical in shape and the first cavity 1112a is conical in shape.
The working end 113a of the thermocouple 112 may be disposed through and secured to the cavity wall at the apex of the first cavity 1112a, e.g., in the embodiment of fig. 3, the thermocouple 112 passes through the first cavity 1112a and the second cavity 1112b, and the working end 113a of the thermocouple 112 is disposed through and secured to the cavity wall at the apex of the first cavity 1112a of the cone. Of course, in some embodiments, the working end 113a of the thermocouple 112 may also be disposed through and fixedly on the side wall of the first cavity 1112a, or the working end 113a of the thermocouple 112 may also be disposed through and fixedly on the side wall of the second cavity 1112 b.
In other embodiments, the shape of the first cavity 1112 may be other shapes, not limited to the above-mentioned shapes.
Further, the first heat conducting material 113 may fill the gap between the wall of the first cavity 1112 and the thermocouple 112, for example, in the embodiment of fig. 3, the first heat conducting material 113 fills the gap between the wall of the first cavity 1112a and the thermocouple 112, and the first heat conducting material 113 also fills the gap between the wall of the second cavity 1112b and the thermocouple 112. In some embodiments, please refer to fig. 5, fig. 5 is another schematic structure of the probe assembly 11 provided in the present application. The first heat conductive material 113 may fill only the gap between the cavity wall of the first cavity 1112a and the thermocouple 112. In some embodiments, the first thermally conductive material 113 may fill the gap between the cavity wall of the first cavity 1112a and the thermocouple 112, and the first thermally conductive material 113 may also fill a portion of the gap between the cavity wall of the second cavity 1112b and the thermocouple 112. In some embodiments, the first thermally conductive material 113 covers at least the junction of the working end 113a of the thermocouple 112 and the tube wall of the first cavity 1112.
In the above-mentioned scheme of the temperature probe 10, after the welding of the thermocouple 112 and the tube 111 is completed, the space in which the narrow-mouth tube 111 can operate is small due to the existence of the thermocouple 112, and it is difficult to directly inject the first heat conductive material 113 into the first cavity 1112 through the syringe. And, it is difficult to extrude the thick heat conductive material using a small-diameter syringe. Also, in the welding process, the first cavity 1112 cannot be pre-filled with the first heat conductive material 113 before welding. This is because the first heat conductive material 113 is pre-buried in the pipe body 111, which may affect the effect of the welding process, resulting in welding failure.
In view of the above problem, the present application further provides an embodiment, as shown in fig. 3, where the accommodating cavity 1111 further includes a second cavity 1113 in addition to the first cavity 1112, the first cavity 1112 is communicated with the second cavity 1113, and a front end of the second cavity 1113 is connected to a rear end of the first cavity 1112.
Referring to fig. 3 and 4, the arrow of fig. 4 indicates the direction of movement of the first thermally conductive material 113 in reverse. After the thermocouple 112 and the first cavity 1112 are fixed, the first heat-conducting material 113 can be injected into the second cavity 1113 through the injector, and as the radial clearance between the cavity wall of the second cavity 1113 and the thermocouple 112 is larger, the injector with larger pipe diameter can be selected, and the radial clearance is larger, the space in which the injector can operate is larger, the operation difficulty of injecting the first heat-conducting material 113 into the second cavity 1113 through the injector is smaller, and the influence on the thermocouple 112 in the operation process is smaller. After the first heat conducting material 113 is injected into the second cavity 1113, the first heat conducting material 113 in the second cavity 1113 is moved into the first cavity 1112 by external force, so that the first heat conducting material 113 at least covers the connection part between the working end 113a of the thermocouple 112 and the pipe wall of the first cavity 1112. The external force can be moved in a swinging, shaking, impacting, centrifuging and other modes.
In some embodiments, when the viscosity of the first thermally conductive material 113 is relatively high, for example, when the first thermally conductive material 113 is a thermally conductive silicone grease, a portion of the first thermally conductive material 113 in the second cavity 1113 moves into the first cavity 1112, and another portion of the first thermally conductive material 113 in the second cavity 1113 remains on the cavity wall of the second cavity 1113.
In some embodiments, please refer to fig. 6, fig. 6 is a schematic diagram of another structure provided in the present application. The probe assembly 11 further includes a second thermally conductive material 114, the second thermally conductive material 114 filling a gap between a cavity wall of the second cavity 1113 and the thermocouple 112, the second thermally conductive material 114 being configured to seal the first thermally conductive material 113. The second thermally conductive material 114 may fill the gap between the cavity wall of the second cavity 1113 and the thermocouple 112; for cost saving, the second heat conductive material 114 may fill only the gap at the inlet where the second cavity 1113 is connected to the first cavity 1112, so long as the first heat conductive material 113 can be sealed. In the embodiment of fig. 6, the first thermally conductive material 113 is copper powder and the second thermally conductive material 114 is thermally conductive silicone grease.
By providing the second thermally conductive material 114, the second thermally conductive material 114 can also displace air within the second cavity 1113, thereby shortening the response time of the temperature probe 10, and the second thermally conductive material 114 can seal the first thermally conductive material 113 within the first cavity 1112.
In some embodiments, probe assembly 11 may further include a seal disposed in second cavity 1113 for sealing first thermally conductive material 113, i.e., in this embodiment, the seal may seal first thermally conductive material 113 in place of second thermally conductive material 114. Specifically, the sealing member may be sleeved on the insulating sleeve 1123 of the thermocouple 112, and disposed at an inlet where the second cavity 1113 is connected to the first cavity 1112.
The foregoing description of the utility model has been presented for purposes of illustration and description, and is not intended to be limiting. Several simple deductions, modifications or substitutions may also be made by a person skilled in the art to which the utility model pertains, based on the idea of the utility model.
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1. A hand-held temperature probe for cooking food materials, comprising a probe assembly, the probe assembly comprising:
the pipe body is provided with a containing cavity;
the working end of the thermocouple is penetrated and fixedly arranged on the pipe body, and at least part of the working end is exposed from the pipe body and used for detecting temperature;
and the first heat conduction material is filled in the accommodating cavity and at least covers the joint of the working end and the pipe body.
2. A hand held temperature probe for cooking food according to claim 1, wherein the receiving cavity comprises a first cavity extending rearwardly from a front end thereof, the thermocouple passing through the first cavity, a working end of the thermocouple being fixedly disposed through and on a cavity wall of the first cavity, the first cavity having a radial gap a < 3mm between the cavity wall and the thermocouple being filled with the first thermally conductive material.
3. The hand-held temperature probe for cooking food according to claim 2, wherein 0.1 mm.ltoreq.a.ltoreq.1 mm.
4. The hand-held temperature probe for cooking food materials according to claim 2, wherein the receiving cavity comprises a second cavity in communication with the first cavity, the thermocouple also passes through the second cavity, and a radial gap b ≡a between the thermocouple and a cavity wall of the second cavity.
5. The hand-held temperature probe for cooking food items of claim 4 wherein the first thermally conductive material is further disposed on a wall of the second cavity.
6. The hand-held temperature probe for cooking food material of claim 2, wherein the first thermally conductive material fills a gap between a cavity wall of the first cavity and the thermocouple.
7. The hand-held temperature probe for cooking food materials according to any one of claims 1-6, wherein the first thermally conductive material is thermally conductive silicone grease or copper powder.
8. The hand-held temperature probe for cooking food materials of claim 4 or 5, wherein the probe assembly further comprises a second thermally conductive material filled between a cavity wall of the second cavity and the thermocouple, the second thermally conductive material for sealing the first thermally conductive material.
9. The hand-held temperature probe for cooking food materials of claim 8, wherein the first thermally conductive material is copper powder and the second thermally conductive material is thermally conductive silicone grease.
10. The hand-held temperature probe for food item cooking of any one of claims 1-6 further comprising a body, the probe assembly being connected to the body and the probe assembly being electrically connected to a control unit in the body.
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