DE8710762U1 - Stove in the style of a tiled stove - Google Patents

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The invention relates to a stove according to the APt of a tiled stove with smoke channels and at least one stove door leading to the combustion chamber and/or to the space for the ash pan. Such tiled stoves have the advantage that they have a high radiant heat output but also have a high storage capacity for the heat energy generated at the same time, so that the overall efficiency can be regarded as very good. In addition, the combustion of the fuels in the tiled stove has low emissions and the climate of the room to be heated, in particular the humidity in the room, hardly changes when the room is heated using the stove heat.

The oven door for adding fuel | is usually located on the side of the oven. ■

The same goes for the door that leads to an ash box located under the grate.

The object of the invention is to design such a tiled stove in such a way that it ensures optimal combustion.

State-of-the-art ovens have openings for air supply in the area of the oven door and also openings through which you can look into the combustion chamber. This is inconvenient and does not provide the necessary overview that is required to regulate optimal combustion.

According to the invention, the object underlying the invention is solved by the characterizing feature of claim 1.

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Because a large viewing window, as a panoramic window, is advantageously provided in the front of the stove, you can observe the combustion in the stove from practically any place in the room to be heated, just like with an open fireplace, and can therefore regulate the combustion accordingly. In addition, such a panoramic window has the aesthetic advantage that the combustion, especially the formation of flames, can be observed, just like in an open fireplace, which has a psychological effect of a special sense of well-being for many people.

As with the tiled stove, the room is heated on the one hand by convection heat, as air flows past the tiles of the stove, heats up and spreads throughout the room, and on the other hand by the tiles of the stove radiating heat into the room to be heated, and not least also the viewing window itself.

Further details of the invention can be found in the subclaims and the description of the drawing.

The drawing shows an embodiment of the invention, namely:

Fig. 1 the furnace in perspective view; Fig. 2 a longitudinal section through the furnace of the

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The CD tiled stove is mounted on a frame (2) which can be reinforced with a steel frame (3). The stove walls are usually made of

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Tiles (4) which are covered with fireclay plates (5) and have an exhaust duct (6) for the exhaust gases* The exhaust duct (6) is guided back and forth several times and transfers the heat flowing through to the fireclay plates (5) and the tiles (4). (4a) is a level I heating surface I. The exhaust gases pass by this in close proximity so that it heats up quickly and gives off heat. The combustion chamber (7) is closed off from the ash box (11) by a grate (10). (8) is the exhaust connection to the fireplace.

The combustion chamber (7) is accessible through a door (9) provided on the side of the furnace, and the space below the combustion chamber (7), which houses the ash box (Tf), is closed off by a door (12). After opening the furnace door (9), the fuel is placed on the grate (10) in the combustion chamber (7).

To allow the combustion to be observed, the furnace has a panoramic window (13) on its front (14) made of fireproof transparent material. The window (13) is shown in dashed lines in Fig. 2. The furnace doors (9, 12) are located in the side wall (20) of the furnace.

Openings (15) are provided below the panoramic window, which can be opened or closed more or less with the help of a slider (16) in order to additionally regulate the oxygen supply in the combustion chamber (7), which at the same time ensures that the panoramic window (13) does not become sooty on the inside. The oven stands on feet (17, 18, 19) and is transportable in this form, so that it can be set up anywhere.

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Claims (8)

PATENT ATTORNEYKNpFpLf. wertherstr.16 ' TeI.0644ii463^·, . : j .··...··. .· 6330 WETZLAR * PostfadhJ524..* ** 6330 WETZLAR P,... .. &idgr; &EEgr; G E. HOFMANN S SÖHNE OHG, Mühlweg 14, 6349 Breitscheid-Erdbach Stove in the style of a tiled stove Protection claims 1. Stove in the style of a tiled stove with smoke channels and at least one door provided in the stove leading to the combustion chamber and/or ash box for operating the stove, characterized in that a further opening is provided for observing the combustion chamber (7), in which a viewing window (13) is provided. 2. Oven according to claim 1, characterized in that the viewing window is designed as a panoramic window (13). 3. Oven according to claim 1, characterized in that the viewing window (13) is permanently installed. 4. Oven according to claim 1, characterized in that the viewing window can be removed from the opening. 5. Oven according to claim 1, characterized in that in the area of the viewing window (13) additional openings (15) are provided which regulate the air passage to the combustion chamber (7). 6. Oven according to claim 1, characterized in that »r is lined with brick on the inside. 7. Oven according to claim 2, characterized in that the panoramic window (13) is arranged in the front (14) of the oven (1). 8. Oven according to claim 1, characterized in that its visible external cladding consists of ceramic tiles. I« UM I Il IMI Il Il