CN220141380U - Cooking utensil with anti-overflow function - Google Patents

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CN220141380U
CN220141380U CN202321008078.9U CN202321008078U CN220141380U CN 220141380 U CN220141380 U CN 220141380U CN 202321008078 U CN202321008078 U CN 202321008078U CN 220141380 U CN220141380 U CN 220141380U
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The utility model discloses a cooking utensil with an anti-overflow function, which belongs to the field of kitchen appliances and can remove bubbles entering an exhaust component on the premise of not affecting the cooking effect.

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Cooking utensil with anti-overflow function
[ field of technology ]
The utility model relates to the field of kitchen appliances, in particular to a cooking utensil with an overflow-proof function.
[ background Art ]
Cooking appliances such as electric cookers, pressure cookers, having a pot and a cover that can form a cooking cavity for cooking food materials. During the cooking process, a large amount of steam can be generated in the cooking cavity, and an exhaust assembly for exhausting the steam in the cooking cavity is arranged on the cover body. In the cooking process, the cooking liquid boiling in the cooking cavity can generate more bubbles, and if the cooking liquid contains starch, colloid and other components, the formed bubbles are not easy to break and can contact with the exhaust component along with the boiling of the cooking liquid and are discharged to the outside through the exhaust component. The discharged bubbles are broken to form cooking liquid on the surface of the cover body, so that the cooking liquid is inconvenient for a user to clean.
In order to solve the above problems, the conventional cooking appliance is configured to prevent bubbles from overflowing onto the cover body by introducing air having a low temperature into the cooking cavity and then breaking the bubbles after contacting the cold air. But low temperature air can cool down the food in the cooking cavity, influences the cooking effect, and simultaneously low temperature air can also influence the measurement of the temperature measuring device of the cooking utensil to the cooking temperature to unable accurate accuse temperature.
[ utility model ]
The technical problem to be solved by the utility model is to overcome the defects of the prior art, and provide the cooking utensil with the overflow prevention function, so that bubbles entering the exhaust assembly can be removed on the premise of not affecting the cooking effect.
In order to solve the technical problems, the utility model adopts the following technical scheme:
the utility model provides a cooking utensil with anti-overflow function, includes utensil body, lid and the culinary art chamber of being formed by the two, be equipped with exhaust subassembly on the lid, exhaust subassembly forms the intercommunication the exhaust chamber in culinary art chamber, cooking utensil still includes the cooling device that can produce cooling gas, cooling device with the exhaust chamber passes through the inlet channel intercommunication, the inlet channel is used for with the cooling gas that cooling device produced lets in the exhaust chamber.
On the basis of the scheme, the cover body is provided with a steam inlet communicated with the cooking cavity, the exhaust assembly stretches into the steam inlet and is provided with an air inlet communicated with the steam inlet, and the air inlet channel guides cooling gas to the air inlet in a mode of deviating from the axis of the air inlet.
On the basis of the scheme, one side edge of the air inlet extends into the exhaust cavity to form a first guide part, and the first guide part guides steam to one end of the air inlet channel, which is communicated with the exhaust cavity. The first guide portion has a guide effect and a blocking effect on the cooling gas and the bubbles.
On the basis of the scheme, the exhaust cavity is provided with a vent hole for the air inlet channel to extend into the exhaust cavity, and one side edge of the vent hole extends into the exhaust cavity to form a second guide part for guiding cooling gas. The air inlet channel sends cooling gas into the exhaust cavity through the vent hole, and the second guiding part has guiding effect on the cooling gas so as to guide the cooling gas to the direction of the air inlet, and the utilization rate of the cooling gas is improved.
On the basis of the scheme, the cover body comprises an inner cover and an upper cover, at least part of the air inlet channel is arranged on the upper cover, and a sealing ring is arranged between the outer side wall of the air inlet channel and the vent hole.
On the basis of the scheme, the exhaust cavity comprises a first buffer cavity and a second buffer cavity which are communicated with each other, the second buffer cavity is positioned at the side part of the first buffer cavity, the air inlet channel is communicated with the first buffer cavity, and the second buffer cavity is provided with an exhaust port communicated with the outside.
On the basis of the scheme, the exhaust assembly comprises a lower exhaust part and an upper exhaust part arranged on the lower exhaust part, a baffle extending towards the direction of the lower exhaust part is arranged on the upper exhaust part, and the baffle separates the exhaust cavity from the first buffer cavity and the second buffer cavity.
On the basis of the scheme, the first buffer cavity is provided with an air inlet communicated with the cooking cavity, one side edge of the air inlet extends into the exhaust cavity to form a first guide part, and the first guide part guides steam to one side far away from the baffle plate.
On the basis of the scheme, the cover body comprises an inner cover and an upper cover, a steam inlet communicated with the cooking cavity is formed in the inner cover, a through hole is formed in the upper cover, the exhaust assembly is arranged on the upper cover, one end of the exhaust assembly penetrates through the through hole and is inserted into the steam inlet, a sealing element is further arranged on the cover body, and the sealing element extends from the upper cover around the through hole to the cooking cavity.
On the basis of the scheme, the air inlet channel comprises a first channel and a second channel, the first channel is formed in the cover body, one end of the first channel is communicated with the exhaust cavity, the other end of the first channel is communicated with one end of the second channel, the other end of the second channel is communicated with the cooling device, and the cooling device is arranged on the cover body or the appliance body.
The utility model has the beneficial effects that:
the utility model discloses a cooking appliance, which comprises a cooking cavity, an exhaust assembly and a cooling device. In the above, the cooking cavity is used for cooking, the exhaust component is communicated with the cooking cavity so that steam in the cooking cavity can be exhausted to the outside through the exhaust component, and in the exhausting process, the steam firstly leaves the cooking cavity and enters the exhaust cavity of the exhaust component, and then the steam can be diffused in the exhaust cavity and finally exhausted upwards to the outside. The bubble that is formed by the boiling of cooking liquid in the culinary art chamber will have certain probability and enter into the exhaust chamber in, and cooling device can produce cooling gas and send into the exhaust chamber with cooling gas through inlet channel, and the inside temperature of bubble is high, and after the bubble contacted low temperature air, the bubble is broken rapidly because of the surface cooling rapidly to can not discharge to the external world.
The cooling gas generated by the cooling device is not directly introduced into the cooking cavity, so that the influence on cooking is reduced. In addition, because the bubbles can necessarily pass through the exhaust component in the process of overflowing to the outside, the bubbles with overflowing risk can be concentrated in the exhaust cavity. Because the cooking utensil has better anti-overflow performance, can suitably increase the culinary art firepower, shorten the culinary art time.
Further, the cover body is provided with a steam inlet communicated with the cooking cavity, the exhaust assembly stretches into the steam inlet and is provided with an air inlet communicated with the steam inlet, and the air inlet channel guides cooling gas to the air inlet in a mode of deviating from the axis of the air inlet. Steam first exits the cooking chamber through the steam inlet and enters the exhaust chamber through the air inlet. The air inlet channel can guide the flow direction of cooling air, so that the cooling air is blown to the air inlet, and bubbles can be contacted with the cooling air in a short time when entering the exhaust cavity, so that the possibility that the bubbles are not cleared in time and spread in the exhaust cavity and overflow out of the cover body is avoided. The flow direction of the cooling gas after leaving the air inlet channel is deviated from the axis of the air inlet, so that the cooling gas can not directly enter the air inlet but directly enter the cooking cavity, and at least part of the cooling gas can collide with the inner wall of the exhaust cavity around the air inlet, thereby reducing the influence on cooking.
Further, one side edge of the air inlet extends into the exhaust cavity to form a first guide part, and the first guide part guides steam to one end, communicated with the exhaust cavity, of the air inlet channel. The first guide portion has a guide effect and a blocking effect on the cooling gas and the bubbles. The bubbles entering the exhaust cavity are blocked by the first guide part and cannot move in a direction away from the air inlet channel, but can be closed along with the direction of the steam towards the air inlet channel, so that the bubbles are fully contacted with the cooling gas before being diffused and are broken. The part of the cooling gas blown to the air inlet by the air inlet channel is blocked by the first guide part and is diffused at the position of the air inlet, so that the cooling gas can be concentrated at the position of the air inlet to improve the foam breaking effect.
Further, the exhaust cavity is provided with a vent hole for the air inlet channel to extend into the exhaust cavity, and one side edge of the vent hole extends into the exhaust cavity to form a second guide part for guiding cooling gas. The air inlet channel sends cooling gas into the exhaust cavity through the vent hole, and the second guiding part has guiding effect on the cooling gas so as to guide the cooling gas to the direction of the air inlet, and the utilization rate of the cooling gas is improved.
Further, the cover body comprises an inner cover and an upper cover, at least part of the air inlet channel is arranged on the upper cover, and a sealing ring is arranged between the outer side wall of the air inlet channel and the vent hole. The sealing ring can avoid cooling gas leakage to reduce foam breaking efficiency, and meanwhile, steam and bubbles can be prevented from leaking to the upper cover through the vent holes to influence the electronic elements arranged on the upper cover, and the leaked steam and bubbles can be prevented from polluting the area between the inner cover and the upper cover.
Further, the exhaust cavity comprises a first buffer cavity and a second buffer cavity which are communicated with each other, the second buffer cavity is positioned at the side part of the first buffer cavity, the air inlet channel is communicated with the first buffer cavity, and the second buffer cavity is provided with an exhaust port communicated with the outside. In the process of being discharged to the outside through the exhaust component, steam firstly passes through the first buffer cavity, then enters the second buffer cavity, and finally is discharged to the outside through the exhaust port. When the bubbles enter the exhaust cavity, the bubbles firstly enter the first buffer cavity and are concentrated in the first buffer cavity, the air inlet channel is communicated with the first buffer cavity, so that a large amount of cooling gas is diffused in the first buffer cavity, the bubbles can be fully contacted with the cooling gas to be rapidly broken, and the redundant cooling gas is discharged to the outside after entering the second buffer cavity from the first buffer cavity.
Further, the exhaust assembly comprises a lower exhaust part and an upper exhaust part arranged on the lower exhaust part, wherein a baffle plate extending towards the direction of the lower exhaust part is arranged on the upper exhaust part, and the baffle plate divides the exhaust cavity into the first buffer cavity and the second buffer cavity. The baffle can block steam, and after entering into the exhaust chamber, most steam can firstly diffuse in the first buffer chamber under the blocking effect of the baffle, and then the steam enters into the second buffer chamber through a gap between the side edge of the baffle and the inner wall of the exhaust chamber. The baffle may define the amount of air flow into the second buffer chamber, thereby defining the amount of air flow from the cooking chamber into the exhaust chamber, enabling an increase in pressure within the cooking chamber, contributing to an increase in cooking efficiency.
Further, the first buffer cavity is provided with an air inlet communicated with the cooking cavity, one side edge of the air inlet extends into the exhaust cavity to form a first guide part, and the first guide part guides steam to one side far away from the baffle plate. The steam enters the exhaust cavity through the air inlet, the first guide part has a blocking effect on the steam and the air bubbles, so that the steam and the air bubbles are firstly diffused towards the direction away from the baffle after entering the exhaust cavity, and the air bubbles are prevented from directly entering the second buffer cavity to overflow to the outside.
Further, the lid includes inner cup and upper cover, be equipped with the intercommunication on the inner cup the steam inlet in cooking cavity, be equipped with the through-hole on the upper cover, exhaust assembly locates on the upper cover, exhaust assembly's one end runs through the through-hole and inserts to the steam inlet, still be equipped with the sealing member on the lid, the sealing member is followed the upper cover around the through-hole extends to in the cooking cavity. The sealing member can provide sealing between the exhaust assembly and the through hole and between the exhaust assembly and the steam inlet, so that pollution caused by leakage of steam and bubbles to an area between the inner cover and the upper cover except the exhaust assembly in the process of entering the exhaust cavity or normal operation of the electronic component arranged on the upper cover is prevented from being influenced by leakage to the upper cover.
These features and advantages of the present utility model will be disclosed in detail in the following detailed description and the accompanying drawings.
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The utility model is further described with reference to the accompanying drawings:
FIG. 1 is an exploded view of a cover according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
fig. 2 is a schematic structural view of a cooking appliance according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
fig. 3 is an enlarged schematic view at a in fig. 2.
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appliance body 100, lid 110, cooking chamber 120, inner lid 130, steam inlet 140, fitting hole 150, through hole 160, liner 170, and face cover 180;
the exhaust assembly 200, the exhaust chamber 210, the first buffer chamber 211, the second buffer chamber 212, the air inlet 220, the air outlet 221, the first guide 230, the second guide 231, the baffle 232, the vent 240, the lower vent 250, the upper vent 251, the boss 260;
a cooling device 300, an intake passage 310, a first passage 320, a second passage 330;
seal 400, flange 410, seal ring 420.
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The technical solutions of the embodiments of the present utility model will be explained and illustrated below with reference to the drawings of the embodiments of the present utility model, but the following embodiments are only preferred embodiments of the present utility model, and not all embodiments. Based on the examples in the implementation manner, other examples obtained by a person skilled in the art without making creative efforts fall within the protection scope of the present utility model.
The appearances of the phrases such as "exemplary," "some embodiments," and the like in the following text are meant to be "serving as examples, embodiments, or illustrative," and any embodiment described as "exemplary" is not necessarily to be construed as preferred or advantageous over other embodiments. In the following detailed description, numerous specific details are set forth in order to provide a thorough understanding of the present utility model, it will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that the present disclosure may be practiced without some of these specific details.
Referring to fig. 1 to 3, the embodiment of the utility model discloses a cooking appliance with an anti-overflow function, comprising an appliance body 100, a cover body 110 and a cooking cavity 120 formed by the two, wherein the cover body 110 comprises an inner cover 130 and an upper cover, an exhaust assembly 200 is arranged on the upper cover, the exhaust assembly 200 forms an exhaust cavity 210 communicated with the cooking cavity 120, an air inlet 220 is arranged at the lower end of the exhaust assembly 200, an air outlet 221 is arranged at the upper end of the exhaust assembly 200, a steam inlet 140 communicated with the cooking cavity 120 is arranged on the inner cover 130, and the exhaust assembly 200 stretches into the steam inlet 140 to enable the air inlet 220 to be connected with the steam inlet 140, and the air outlet 221 is communicated with the outside.
A heating device is further disposed in the cooking apparatus for heating the cooking cavity 120 to cook food in the cooking cavity 120, during cooking, steam in the cooking cavity 120 can leave the cooking cavity 120 through the steam inlet 140 and enter the exhaust cavity 210 through the air inlet 220, and the steam diffuses in the exhaust cavity 210 and finally is discharged to the outside through the air outlet 221.
If the cooking cavity 120 is filled with food materials such as rice, sweet potato, and pork leg containing a large amount of starch and colloid components, bubbles which are not easy to break are formed on the upper layer of the cooking liquid during the cooking process, and the bubbles are attached to the lower surface of the inner cover 130 during the boiling process of the cooking liquid, and leave the cooking cavity 120 together with steam through the steam inlet 140 and enter the exhaust cavity 210. In order to prevent bubbles from overflowing out of the cover 110, the cooking appliance is further provided with a cooling device 300, the cooling device 300 can generate cooling gas for breaking bubbles, the temperature inside the bubbles is high, and after the bubbles contact low-temperature air, the bubbles are rapidly broken due to rapid surface temperature reduction, so that the bubbles cannot be discharged to the outside.
In order to avoid that the cooling gas may affect the cooking effect, the cooling device 300 is communicated with the exhaust chamber 210 through the air inlet channel 310, so that the cooling gas generated by the cooling device 300 is introduced into the exhaust chamber 210 through the air inlet channel 310 to eliminate bubbles in the exhaust chamber 210. By such design, the cooling gas generated by the cooling device 300 is not directly introduced into the cooking cavity 120, so that the influence on the cooking temperature in the cooking cavity 120 is reduced, and the influence on the temperature measuring component for measuring the temperature of the cooking cavity 120 is also reduced. In addition, since bubbles must pass through the exhaust assembly 200 during the process of overflowing to the outside, bubbles having a risk of overflowing are concentrated in the exhaust chamber 210, and cooling gas is also concentrated in the exhaust chamber 210, and the bubbles in the exhaust chamber 210 can be sufficiently contacted with the cooling gas to be rapidly ruptured, so that the cooking appliance has a better anti-overflow performance. Because the cooking utensil has better anti-overflow performance, can suitably increase the culinary art firepower, shorten the culinary art time.
In the prior art, the cooling gas is fed into the cooking cavity to contact the upper layer of the cooking liquid to prevent the bubbles from overflowing to the outside by removing the bubbles on the surface of the cooking liquid, but in order to achieve the above object, it is necessary to ensure that the cooling gas can contact the cooking liquid in a large area. In the present utility model, since only the bubbles located in the exhaust chamber 210 need to be purged and the bubbles are concentrated in the exhaust chamber 210 having a much smaller volume than the cooking chamber 120, the cooling device 300 can purge the bubbles at a lower gas flow rate.
Referring to fig. 2 and 3, based on the above-described embodiment, in one embodiment of the present utility model, in order to further reduce the influence of the cooling gas on the cooking, the intake passage 310 guides the cooling gas to the intake port 220 in a manner offset from the axis of the intake port 220. In fig. 3, the score line indicated by Q is the axis of the air intake.
Since the flow direction of the cooling gas after leaving the air inlet passage 310 is deviated from the axis of the air inlet 220, the cooling gas does not directly enter the air inlet 220 but directly enter the cooking cavity 120, so that at least part of the cooling gas can collide with the inner wall of the air outlet cavity 210 around the air inlet 220, thereby reducing the influence on cooking.
The air inlet channel 310 can guide the flow direction of the cooling air to blow a large amount of cooling air to the air inlet 220, so that the space temperature around the air inlet 220 is lower than other parts in the air outlet cavity 210, and the air bubbles can contact with the low-temperature air in a short time when entering the air outlet cavity 210 to quickly break and form cooking liquid, and flow back into the cooking cavity 120 along the air inlet 220, thereby reducing the diffusion of the air bubbles in the cooking cavity 120, and avoiding the possibility that the air bubbles are not cleared in time and diffuse in the air outlet cavity 210 to overflow out of the cover 110.
Referring to fig. 2 and 3, in one embodiment of the present utility model, one side edge of the air inlet 220 extends into the exhaust chamber 210 to form a first guide 230, the first guide 230 guides steam to one end of the air inlet passage 310 communicating with the exhaust chamber 210, and the first guide 230 has a guiding and blocking effect on the cooling gas and the bubbles. As shown in fig. 3, the direction of the joint in fig. 3 is the diffusion path of the steam in the exhaust chamber.
The bubbles entering the exhaust chamber 210 are blocked by the first guide part 230 and cannot move in a direction away from the intake passage 310, but are broken by being sufficiently contacted with the cooling gas before being diffused as the steam approaches the intake passage 310.
The part of the cooling gas blown to the air inlet 220 from the air inlet passage 310 is blocked by the first guide 230 to be diffused at the position of the air inlet 220, so that the cooling gas can be concentrated at the position of the air inlet 220 to enhance the bubble breaking effect.
The size of the air inlet 220 is smaller than that of the bottom wall of the exhaust cavity 210, the first guiding portion 230 and the bottom wall of the exhaust cavity 210 on the side of the air inlet 220 close to the air inlet channel 310 can form an opening, and the air inlet channel 310 guides the cooling air into the opening, so that the cooling air and the air bubbles are concentrated in a small range, and the foam breaking effect is further improved.
Referring to fig. 2 and 3, in one embodiment of the present utility model, the exhaust chamber 210 has a vent hole 240 through which the intake passage 310 extends into the exhaust chamber 210, and one side edge of the vent hole 240 extends into the exhaust chamber 210 to form a second guide 231 for guiding the cooling gas.
The ventilation hole 240 is provided at the bottom wall of the exhaust chamber 210, and the intake passage 310 blows cooling gas into the exhaust chamber 210 from bottom to top, and the cooling gas flows along the second guide 231 while being in contact with the second guide 231, and is guided by the second guide 231 toward the first guide 230. Because the aperture of the air inlet channel 310 is smaller, the blown cooling air has a higher speed, so that the cooling air is too concentrated to contact a large amount of bubbles, and part of the bubbles are blown away to the periphery and even help to overflow to the outside, and the cooling air is buffered under the action of the second guiding part 231, and meanwhile, the blowing range is enlarged, so that a large amount of bubbles can fully contact the cooling air to break, and the blowing force of the cooling air is insufficient to blow the bubbles to diffuse rapidly, thereby ensuring the overflow preventing performance of the cooking utensil.
Referring to fig. 2 and 3, in one embodiment of the present utility model, the exhaust chamber 210 includes a first buffer chamber 211 and a second buffer chamber 212 communicating with each other, the second buffer chamber 212 is located at a side portion of the first buffer chamber 211, the air inlet passage 310 communicates with the first buffer chamber 211, the exhaust port 221 is provided at a top wall of the second buffer chamber 212, and the air inlet 220 is provided at a bottom wall of the first buffer chamber 211.
In the process of being discharged to the outside through the exhaust assembly 200, the steam passes through the first buffer chamber 211, then enters the second buffer chamber 212, and finally is discharged to the outside through the exhaust port 221. When entering the exhaust cavity 210, the bubbles enter the first buffer cavity 211 and are concentrated in the first buffer cavity 211, so that the area occupied by the bubbles in the exhaust cavity 210 is reduced, and the air inlet channel 310 sends a large amount of cooling gas into the first buffer cavity 211, so that a large amount of cooling gas is diffused in the first buffer cavity 211 to remove concentrated bubbles and prevent the bubbles from diffusing into the second buffer cavity 212. The excessive cooling gas is discharged to the outside after entering the second buffer chamber 212 from the first buffer chamber 211. As shown in fig. 3, the direction of the joint in fig. 3 is the diffusion path of the steam in the exhaust chamber.
The cooking utensil of the utility model is an electric cooker. The baffle 232 is disposed on the back side of the first guide part 230 in the exhaust cavity 210, the baffle 232 divides the exhaust cavity 210 into the first buffer cavity 211 and the second buffer cavity 212, the baffle 232 and the first guide part 230 can block steam, after entering the exhaust cavity 210, most of the steam can diffuse in the first buffer cavity 211 under the blocking, and then enter the second buffer cavity 212 through a gap between the edge of the baffle 232 and the inner wall of the exhaust cavity 210, the baffle 232 can limit the air flow entering the second buffer cavity 212, thereby limiting the flow entering the exhaust cavity 210 from the cooking cavity 120, increasing the pressure in the cooking cavity 120 and helping to improve the cooking effect.
If there is an unbroken bubble diffusing into the second buffer chamber 212, the bubble passes through the gap between the baffle 232 and the inner wall of the exhaust chamber 210, and then enters the large space from the small space, and the shape of the bubble in the process and the pressure in the bubble can support the broken bubble, i.e. the cooking utensil has the function of secondary breaking. In this way, if there are still bubbles entering the second buffer chamber 212, the amount of bubbles will not reach the condition of overflowing to the outside, and will eventually break naturally with the evaporation of water vapor and the temperature change after the cooking is finished.
The first guide part 230 guides the steam and the bubbles in a direction away from the baffle plate 232, so that the steam and the bubbles are firstly diffused in a direction away from the baffle plate 232 after entering the exhaust cavity 210, and a large amount of bubbles are prevented from directly entering the second buffer cavity 212 to overflow to the outside.
Referring to fig. 1 to 3, in one embodiment of the present utility model, the exhaust assembly 200 includes a lower exhaust member 250 and an upper exhaust member 251 mounted on the lower exhaust member 250, the upper cover is provided with a mounting hole 150, the exhaust assembly 200 is mounted on the upper cover through the mounting hole 150, the upper exhaust member 251 is pressed against the lower exhaust member 250 by its own weight to allow the upper exhaust member 251 and the lower exhaust member 250 to be detachable, and when a user removes the upper exhaust member 251 during cleaning, the upper exhaust member 251 and the lower exhaust member 250 are cleaned respectively.
The baffle 232 is disposed on the upper exhaust member 251, and the baffle 232 extends from the top wall of the exhaust chamber 210 toward the bottom wall, so that steam enters the second buffer chamber 212 from between the lower end of the baffle 232 and the bottom wall of the exhaust chamber 210, between the side edge of the baffle 232 and the side wall of the exhaust chamber 210, and the diffusion path of the steam in the process of being discharged to the outside is prolonged, thereby further limiting the flow of the steam and ensuring the cooking pressure in the cooking chamber 120.
If the side edge of the baffle plate is arranged to be propped against the side wall of the exhaust cavity, the steam can be limited to enter the second buffer cavity only from the position between the lower end of the baffle plate and the bottom wall of the exhaust cavity, and the cooking pressure in the cooking cavity can be further ensured.
Referring to fig. 2 and 3, in one embodiment of the present utility model, a through hole 160 is provided in the upper cover corresponding to the steam inlet 140 such that steam can pass from the cooking chamber 120 through the steam inlet 140 and the through hole 160 into the exhaust chamber 210, based on the above embodiment.
In order to facilitate the installation and positioning of the exhaust assembly 200, the lower end of the lower exhaust member 250 is provided with a boss 260, the boss 260 penetrates the through-hole 160 and is inserted into the steam inlet 140, and the air inlet 220 is provided on the boss 260. The inner wall of the through-hole 160 has a radial positioning effect on the boss 260 to define the position of the exhaust assembly 200 on the upper cover, thereby facilitating the installation of the exhaust assembly 200.
Cooking liquid boiling during cooking may also enter the vent assembly 200, but the height to which the cooking liquid boils is limited, and the provision of the boss 260 allows cooking liquid entering the vent assembly 200 to flow back into the cooking chamber 120 without passing up over the boss 260 and into other parts of the vent chamber 210.
The cover 110 is further provided with a sealing member 400, the sealing member 400 extends from the upper cover around the through hole 160 into the cooking cavity 120, and the sealing member 400 can provide sealing between the boss 260 and the through hole 160, between the boss 260 and the steam inlet 140, and between the lower end of the lower exhaust member 250 and the upper cover, so that leakage of steam and bubbles in the process of entering the exhaust cavity 210 can be avoided. Under the action of the sealing member 400, steam and bubbles do not leak to the region between the inner lid 130 and the upper lid except the exhaust assembly 200 to cause pollution, and a user does not need to detach the inner lid 130 each time to clean the upper surface of the inner lid 130 and the lower surface of the upper lid when cleaning the cooking appliance; the steam and bubbles do not leak over the upper cover to affect the normal operation of the electronic components disposed on the upper cover.
The upper cover includes a liner cover 170 and a face cover 180, the through hole 160 is provided on the liner cover 170, the assembly hole 150 is provided on the face cover 180, the upper end of the sealing member 400 is pressed between the lower venting member 250 and the bottom wall of the assembly hole 150, the outside of the sealing member 400 is further provided with a flange 410, and the flange 410 is pressed between the liner cover 170 and the face cover 180.
Referring to fig. 1 to 3, in one embodiment of the present utility model, based on the above embodiment, the air inlet passage 310 includes the first passage 320 and the second passage 330, the first passage 320 is integrally formed on the face cover 180, the upper end of the first passage 320 protrudes upward to protrude into the assembly hole 150, the lower end of the first passage 320 protrudes downward to be located between the face cover 180 and the liner cover 170, the first passage 320 is inserted into the vent hole 240 when the exhaust assembly 200 is installed in the assembly hole 150, and the sealing ring 420 is provided between the outer sidewall of the first passage 320 and the vent hole 240.
By providing the sealing ring 420, the cooling gas leakage can be avoided to reduce the bubble breaking efficiency, and meanwhile, the leakage of the steam and bubbles to the upper cover through the vent holes 240 can be avoided to influence the electronic components arranged on the upper cover, and in addition, the leaked steam and bubbles can pollute the area between the inner cover 130 and the upper cover.
In addition, the sealing ring 420 is pressed between the first channel 320 and the vent hole 240 to deform, so that the first channel 320 and the vent hole 240 can maintain a matching state, and the exhaust assembly 200 is prevented from shaking up and down relative to the cover 110 under the action of steam due to the pressure in the cooking cavity 120 caused by limiting the steam discharge flow.
One end of the first passage 320 communicates with the exhaust chamber 210, the other end of the first passage 320 communicates with one end of the second passage 330, and the other end of the second passage 330 communicates with the cooling device 300. The cooling gas generated from the cooling device 300 sequentially passes through the second passage 330 and the first passage 320 into the exhaust chamber 210. By transferring cooling gas between the cooling device 300 and the first channel 320 through the second channel 330, the cooling device 300 can be mounted at a proper position on the cooking appliance, i.e. the cooling device 300 can be arranged at a region of the cooking appliance which does not affect the structure and function of surrounding components.
When the cooling device is arranged on the cover body, the second channel can be a hose or a hard tube. When the cooling device is arranged on the device body, the first channel can be reversed relative to the device body in the process of opening and closing the cover, and the second channel is a hose.
The cooling device 300 may be a fan or an air pump.
While the utility model has been described in terms of embodiments, it will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that the utility model is not limited thereto but rather includes the drawings and the description of the embodiments above. Any modifications which do not depart from the functional and structural principles of the present utility model are intended to be included within the scope of the appended claims.

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1. The utility model provides a cooking utensil with anti-overflow function, includes utensil body, lid and the culinary art chamber of being formed by the two, be equipped with exhaust subassembly on the lid, exhaust subassembly forms the intercommunication the exhaust chamber in culinary art chamber, its characterized in that, cooking utensil still includes the cooling device that can produce cooling gas, cooling device with the exhaust chamber passes through the inlet channel intercommunication, the inlet channel is used for with the cooling gas that cooling device produced lets in the exhaust chamber.
2. The overflow preventing cooking device as claimed in claim 1, wherein the cover body is provided with a steam inlet communicating with the cooking chamber, the exhaust assembly is extended into the steam inlet and has an air inlet communicating with the steam inlet, and the air inlet passage guides the cooling gas to the air inlet in a manner of deviating from an axis of the air inlet.
3. The cooking appliance with an overflow preventing function according to claim 2, wherein one side edge of the air inlet extends into the exhaust cavity to form a first guide part, and the first guide part guides steam to one end of the air inlet channel, which is communicated with the exhaust cavity.
4. The cooking appliance with an overflow preventing function according to claim 2, wherein the exhaust chamber has a vent hole through which the intake passage extends into the exhaust chamber, and a side edge of the vent hole extends into the exhaust chamber to form a second guide portion for guiding the cooling gas.
5. The cooking utensil with an overflow preventing function according to claim 4, wherein the cover body comprises an inner cover and an upper cover, at least part of the air inlet passage is arranged on the upper cover, and a sealing ring is arranged between the outer side wall of the air inlet passage and the vent hole.
6. The cooking appliance with an overflow preventing function according to claim 1, wherein the exhaust chamber includes a first buffer chamber and a second buffer chamber which are communicated with each other, the second buffer chamber being located at a side portion of the first buffer chamber, the intake passage being communicated with the first buffer chamber, the second buffer chamber having an exhaust port which is communicated with the outside.
7. The cooking appliance with an overflow preventing function according to claim 6, wherein the exhaust assembly comprises a lower exhaust member and an upper exhaust member mounted on the lower exhaust member, a baffle plate extending toward the lower exhaust member is provided on the upper exhaust member, and the baffle plate partitions the exhaust chamber into the first buffer chamber and the second buffer chamber.
8. The overflow preventing cooking device as claimed in claim 7, wherein the first buffer chamber has an air inlet communicating with the cooking chamber, and a side edge of the air inlet extends into the air discharge chamber to form a first guide part, and the first guide part guides steam to a side far from the baffle plate.
9. The cooking utensil with overflow preventing function according to any one of claims 1 to 4, 6 to 8, wherein the lid body comprises an inner lid and an upper lid, a steam inlet communicating with the cooking cavity is provided in the inner lid, a through hole is provided in the upper lid, the exhaust assembly is provided in the upper lid, one end of the exhaust assembly penetrates through the through hole and is inserted into the steam inlet, and a sealing member is further provided on the lid body, and extends from the upper lid around the through hole into the cooking cavity.
10. The cooking appliance with an overflow preventing function according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein the air intake passage includes a first passage and a second passage, the first passage is formed on the cover, one end of the first passage communicates with the air discharge chamber, the other end of the first passage communicates with one end of the second passage, the other end of the second passage communicates with the cooling device, and the cooling device is provided on the cover or the appliance body.
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