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CLASS 36: Heating systems.

A. VOSS sen. in SARSTEDT. Stove with two cooking and roasting rooms on top of each other.

Patented in the German Empire on February 5, 1897.

In the accompanying drawing, FIGS. 1 and 2 show a baking, braising and roasting oven for gas heating in cross-section and longitudinal section. It has an upper space B and a lower B ₀ . Both are loaded through suitable doors and are used for baking, stewing, and roasting; however, the lower space B _{0 should} preferably be used for browning the upper sides of the roast, which are not sufficiently affected by the lower heat in B , and as a warmer for various objects, such as dishes, plates and the like. The upper room is covered twice, the lower one, however, only once, and between them the gas pipe G is stored in the two end walls of the furnace, with which the walls W and W _{0 of} the rooms B and B ₀ , as well as their jackets W ₁ , W ₂ and W _{3 are} connected in such a way that G can be rotated in the piece of gas tap fixed to the front or rear of the furnace. In the position of G in Fig. 1, the bottom of the upper baking chamber is hit directly by the flames and pulls the combustion products through the trains R formed by W and W ₁ upwards on both sides, here pass through the openings in the jacket W ₁ into the trains R ₁ between these and W ₂ and fall down into the trains R ₂ , in order to now wash around the room B ₀ above and to the sides, then step forward into the lower train R ₃ and from this into the exhaust pipe A. . As a result, B _{0 is} very suitable for keeping food warm, preheating objects, heating plates and the like, and the heat of the combustion products is well utilized. If you want to go further in it, we can move up a removable vessel, V Fit for heating W ater ^r.

To brown the roast or _{to heat the lower compartment -B 0} for other purposes, turn the gas pipe 180 degrees so that the flames hit downwards. Furthermore, the connection of the trains R ₁ and R ₂ on both sides is closed by slides or flaps K and K _1. As a result, the room B ₀ is heated very strongly from above by the flames from the openings g and their combustion products wash around it above and to the side, then enter the front into the train R ₃ and from there into the exhaust pipe A.

In order to avoid errors, it is advisable to move the flaps K and K ₁ into the required position by turning the gas pipe. Since they are so inclined in the open position (Fig. I) that they are closed by their weight, they must be moved from the closed position into the former and held there. This takes place in the manner indicated in FIGS. 2 and 3. The closed rear end G _{1 of} the gas pipe G or a pin fastened in it extends through the rear wall and is firmly connected to the angle HH _1. The pins k and A _{1 of} the flaps K and K _{1 also} protrude from the rear wall and lift the levers h and Zz ₁ .

There are now the flaps from the closed position s and S ₁ when turning the pipe in

the direction of the arrow P characterized ο in the open position and O ₁ transferred, the arm H DAF in the dotted position the lever \ conceives and the latter in the direction of the arrow p _y rotates, whereby also the arm H _x soon the small lever entrains h; so that both flaps k and k _{x are} open when the openings g in the gas pipe G are again in the upper position shown.

If you turn the gas pipe back again, the little levers h and h _{x are released} from the arms H and H ₁ and, due to their weight, fall into the closed position.

Claims (1)

Patent claim: A stove with two superimposed cooking respectively. Roasting rooms, characterized that a rotatable gas burner is arranged between the two spaces in such a way that the flame depends on its position either directly heats the upper room from below or the lower room from above. For this purpose ι sheet of drawings.