EP0969251A2 - Ignition apparatus for boiler - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F23—COMBUSTION APPARATUS; COMBUSTION PROCESSES
- F23Q—IGNITION; EXTINGUISHING-DEVICES
- F23Q3/00—Igniters using electrically-produced sparks
- F23Q3/008—Structurally associated with fluid-fuel burners
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F23—COMBUSTION APPARATUS; COMBUSTION PROCESSES
- F23Q—IGNITION; EXTINGUISHING-DEVICES
- F23Q3/00—Igniters using electrically-produced sparks
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F23—COMBUSTION APPARATUS; COMBUSTION PROCESSES
- F23Q—IGNITION; EXTINGUISHING-DEVICES
- F23Q3/00—Igniters using electrically-produced sparks
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
- F24H—FLUID HEATERS, e.g. WATER OR AIR HEATERS, HAVING HEAT-GENERATING MEANS, e.g. HEAT PUMPS, IN GENERAL
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- F24H9/18—Arrangement or mounting of grates or heating means
- F24H9/1809—Arrangement or mounting of grates or heating means for water heaters
- F24H9/1832—Arrangement or mounting of combustion heating means, e.g. grates or burners
- F24H9/1836—Arrangement or mounting of combustion heating means, e.g. grates or burners using fluid fuel
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- the present invention relates to an ignition apparatus, more particularly, to an ignition apparatus which ignites a gas generated by a burner in a boiler.
- the efficient control of combustion relates to the efficient control of the fuel and combustion oxidant, usually air. Efficient control of combustion is essential in the power industry, chemical industry, and various other process industries.
- the control of combustion can be used in not only the industrial application, but also boilers at apartments or houses.
- boilers are classified as a gas boiler or an oil boiler according to the fuel to being used.
- the gas boiler uses gas as the fuel, it does not generate waste gas which would contaminate the environment in comparison with the oil boiler. Further, the gas boiler is easy to manage. Accordingly, it has been widely used in many houses or apartments.
- the gas boiler uses a liquefied petroleum gas(LPG) or a liquefied natural gas(LNG), and heats water with high temperature heat generated by the fuel combustion in the burner.
- the heated water with high temperature is circulated through pipes installed in the room, and then heats the space of the room. Also, the boiler may supply warm water to a kitchen or bathroom.
- U.S. Patent No. 4,863,372 (issued to Don A. Berlincourt on September 5, 1989) discloses a gas ignition apparatus for igniting gas flowing from a burner and more particularly to an apparatus which ensures that a heat-type ignition device has reached ignition temperature before gas is allowed to flow from the burner.
- FIG. 1 shows a configuration of a conventional gas boiler.
- a combustion chamber 102 is formed at an inner side of a housing 104 and heats heating water by using combustion heat of a gas.
- a burner 106 is mounted to a lower portion of the combustion chamber 102 and performs a combustion operation of incoming gas.
- a heat exchanger 108 is mounted to an upper portion of the burner 106 and applies heat to the heating water by using combustion heat generated by the burner 106.
- An air inlet 110 is formed at an upper back portion of the body 104 and air necessary to burn a gas is introduced through the air inlet 110.
- the air introduced through the air inlet 110 is supplied into the combustion chamber 102 by means of a fan 114.
- An air outlet 112 is formed at an upper center portion of the body 104 and an exhaust gas within the combustion chamber 102 is discharged through the air outlet 112.
- a control circuit 115 is mounted at a lower front portion of the housing 104.
- An ignition transformer 116 is mounted to one end of the control circuit 115 and generates a high voltage necessary to ignite the burner 106.
- the high voltage generated by the ignition transformer 116 is supplied to a spark plug 118.
- FIG. 2 is a circuitry diagram for showing a configuration of the ignition apparatus 200 shown in FIG. 1.
- the ignition apparatus 200 includes an ignition transformer 116, a spark plug 118, a power supply 202, and a high voltage cable 204.
- the ignition transformer 116 includes a high voltage transformer 206 and a driver 208.
- the high voltage transformer 206 generates high voltage.
- the driver 208 drives the high voltage transformer 206.
- the spark plug 118 operates in response to the high voltage from the ignition transformer 116 and ignites the gas which is supplied to the burner 106.
- the power supply 202 supplies a power to the sparking plug 118.
- the high voltage cable 204 is installed between the spark plug 118 and the ignition transformer 116 and connects the spark plug 118 to the ignition transformer 116.
- a gas supply pipe 120 supplies external gas into the burner 106.
- a gas valve 122 is mounted at one end of the gas supply pipe 120 and controls the supply of gas into the burner 106.
- the heating water which is heated in the heat exchanger 108 is fed into a hot water heat exchanger 124.
- the heating water and cold water fed to the hot water heat exchanger 124 are supplied into a warm water tube(not shown) through a heating-water feeding tube 128 or exchange heat with each other by driving a circulating pump 126 and are fed to a kitchen or a bathroom through a hot-water feeding tube 131.
- the heating water is returned to a water tank 130.
- the fan 114 rotates at high speed to ventilate the inside of the combustion chamber 102 and then rotates at low speed.
- the gas valve 122 is opened and external gas is supplied to the burner 106.
- the supplied gas is ignited by a high voltage discharge of the spark plug 118. Accordingly, the heating water or the hot water which is heated or exchange-heated by the combustion heat is fed to the kitchen or the bathroom through the warm water tube.
- the ignition transformer 116 is mounted at one side of the control circuit 115 and the high voltage cable 204 is mounted between the ignition transformer 116 and the spark plug 118, discharge noise of a high voltage generated by the ignition transformer 116 and the high voltage cable 204 affects a main printed circuit board which is mounted at the control circuit 130 to thereby generate a wrong operation of the control circuit 130.
- the ignition transformer 116 and the spark plug 16 are mounted at different positions, an expensive high voltage cable 161 should be connected between the ignition transformer 116 and the spark plug 118. Therefore, manufacturing cost is increased.
- an ignition apparatus for a boiler having a burner for performing a combustion operation of an incoming gas, and a control circuit for controlling all functions of the boiler, said apparatus comprising:
- discharge noise of a high voltage generated in a high voltage cable according to the conventional ignition apparatus does not affect the control circuit to thereby prevent a wrong operation of the control circuit.
- FIG. 3 schematically shows a configuration of a boiler according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- a combustion chamber 302 is formed at an inner side of a housing 304 and heats heating water by using combustion heat of a gas.
- a burner 306 is mounted to a lower portion of the combustion chamber 302 and performs a combustion operation of incoming gas.
- a heat exchanger 308 is mounted to an upper portion of the burner 306 and applies heat to the heating water by using combustion heat generated by the burner 306.
- An air inlet 310 is formed at an upper back portion of the housing 304 and air necessary to burn the gas is introduced through the air inlet 310.
- the air introduced through the air inlet 310 is supplied into the combustion chamber 302 by means of a fan 314.
- An air outlet 312 is formed at an upper center portion of the housing 304 and exhaust gas within the combustion chamber 302 is discharged through the air outlet 312.
- a control circuit 315 is mounted at a lower front portion of the housing 304.
- FIG. 4 is an enlarged detail of the ignition apparatus shown in FIG. 3.
- FIG. 5 is a circuitry diagram for showing a configuration of the ignition apparatus shown in FIG. 4.
- the spark plug 316 performs an igniting operation of the gas supplied into the burner 306.
- the spark plug 316 includes an insulator 402 and two leads 404.
- the insulator 402 is mounted to a back wall 401 of the combustion chamber 302.
- Two leads 404 extend outwardly from both ends of the insulator 402. Center portions of the two leads 404 are vertically curved.
- the high voltage transformer 318 generates high voltage necessary to ignite the burner 306 and applies the generated high voltage to the spark plug 316.
- Two connecting terminals 406 are formed at one end of the high voltage transformer 318.
- the two leads 404 of the sparking plug 316 are inserted into the two connecting terminals 406 of the high voltage transformer 318.
- the driver 408 is mounted to the control circuit 315 and is connected to the spark plug 316.
- the driver 408 drives the spark plug 316.
- the wire 410 is connected between the high voltage transformer 318 and the driver 408 and connects the high voltage transformer to the driver 408.
- the power supply 410 is mounted to the control circuit 315 in such a way that the power supply 410 is electrically connected to the driver 408.
- the power supply 410 applies a power to the driver 408 in order to control an operation of the driver 408.
- a gas supply pipe 320 supplies external gas into the burner 306.
- a gas valve 322 is mounted at one end of the gas supply pipe 320 and controls the supply of gas into the burner 306.
- the heating water which is heated in the heat exchanger 308 is fed into a hot water heat exchanger 324.
- the heating water and cold water fed to the hot water heat exchanger 324 are supplied into a warm water tube(not shown) through a heating-water feeding tube 328 or exchange heat with each other by driving a circulating pump 326 and are fed to a kitchen or a bathroom through a hot-water feeding tube 331.
- the heating water is returned to a water tank 330.
- the fan 314 rotates at high speed to ventilate the inside of the combustion chamber 302 and then rotates at low speed.
- the gas valve 322 is opened and external gas is supplied to the burner 306.
- the burner 306 performs a combustion operation of the supplied gas.
- the driver 408 drives the spark plug 316.
- the high voltage transformer 318 generates high voltage necessary to ignite the burner 306 and applies the generated high voltage to the spark plug 316.
- the spark plug 316 operates under the control of the driver 408, receives the high voltage from the high voltage transformer 318, and performs an igniting operation of the gas supplied into the burner 306. Accordingly, the heating water or the hot water which is heated or exchange-heated by the combustion heat is fed to the kitchen or the bathroom through the warm water tube.
- the high voltage transformer 318 is directly connected to a back portion of the spark plug 316, so discharge noise of a high voltage generated in a high voltage cable according to the conventional ignition apparatus does not affect the control circuit 315 to thereby prevent a wrong operation of the control circuit 315.
- a general wire is used for a connecting wire for connecting the high voltage transformer 318 to the control circuit 315. Therefore, the waste of a cost generated by the mounting of the high expensive voltage cable can be prevented.
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- The present invention relates to an ignition apparatus, more particularly, to an ignition apparatus which ignites a gas generated by a burner in a boiler.
- The efficient control of combustion relates to the efficient control of the fuel and combustion oxidant, usually air. Efficient control of combustion is essential in the power industry, chemical industry, and various other process industries. The control of combustion can be used in not only the industrial application, but also boilers at apartments or houses. In general, boilers are classified as a gas boiler or an oil boiler according to the fuel to being used. Especially, because the gas boiler uses gas as the fuel, it does not generate waste gas which would contaminate the environment in comparison with the oil boiler. Further, the gas boiler is easy to manage. Accordingly, it has been widely used in many houses or apartments.
- The gas boiler uses a liquefied petroleum gas(LPG) or a liquefied natural gas(LNG), and heats water with high temperature heat generated by the fuel combustion in the burner. The heated water with high temperature is circulated through pipes installed in the room, and then heats the space of the room. Also, the boiler may supply warm water to a kitchen or bathroom.
- U.S. Patent No. 4,863,372 (issued to Don A. Berlincourt on September 5, 1989) discloses a gas ignition apparatus for igniting gas flowing from a burner and more particularly to an apparatus which ensures that a heat-type ignition device has reached ignition temperature before gas is allowed to flow from the burner.
- FIG. 1 shows a configuration of a conventional gas boiler. As shown in FIG. 1, a
combustion chamber 102 is formed at an inner side of ahousing 104 and heats heating water by using combustion heat of a gas. Aburner 106 is mounted to a lower portion of thecombustion chamber 102 and performs a combustion operation of incoming gas. Aheat exchanger 108 is mounted to an upper portion of theburner 106 and applies heat to the heating water by using combustion heat generated by theburner 106. - An
air inlet 110 is formed at an upper back portion of thebody 104 and air necessary to burn a gas is introduced through theair inlet 110. The air introduced through theair inlet 110 is supplied into thecombustion chamber 102 by means of afan 114. Anair outlet 112 is formed at an upper center portion of thebody 104 and an exhaust gas within thecombustion chamber 102 is discharged through theair outlet 112. Acontrol circuit 115 is mounted at a lower front portion of thehousing 104. - An
ignition transformer 116 is mounted to one end of thecontrol circuit 115 and generates a high voltage necessary to ignite theburner 106. The high voltage generated by theignition transformer 116 is supplied to aspark plug 118. - FIG. 2 is a circuitry diagram for showing a configuration of the
ignition apparatus 200 shown in FIG. 1. Theignition apparatus 200 includes anignition transformer 116, aspark plug 118, apower supply 202, and ahigh voltage cable 204. Theignition transformer 116 includes ahigh voltage transformer 206 and adriver 208. Thehigh voltage transformer 206 generates high voltage. Thedriver 208 drives thehigh voltage transformer 206. Thespark plug 118 operates in response to the high voltage from theignition transformer 116 and ignites the gas which is supplied to theburner 106. Thepower supply 202 supplies a power to thesparking plug 118. Thehigh voltage cable 204 is installed between thespark plug 118 and theignition transformer 116 and connects thespark plug 118 to theignition transformer 116. - A gas supply pipe 120 supplies external gas into the
burner 106. Agas valve 122 is mounted at one end of the gas supply pipe 120 and controls the supply of gas into theburner 106. The heating water which is heated in theheat exchanger 108 is fed into a hotwater heat exchanger 124. Cold water, which goes through a coldwater feeding tube 129, is heated in the hotwater heat exchanger 124. - The heating water and cold water fed to the hot
water heat exchanger 124 are supplied into a warm water tube(not shown) through a heating-water feeding tube 128 or exchange heat with each other by driving a circulatingpump 126 and are fed to a kitchen or a bathroom through a hot-water feeding tube 131. The heating water is returned to awater tank 130. - When the conventional gas boiler is operated, the
fan 114 rotates at high speed to ventilate the inside of thecombustion chamber 102 and then rotates at low speed. At this time, thegas valve 122 is opened and external gas is supplied to theburner 106. The supplied gas is ignited by a high voltage discharge of thespark plug 118. Accordingly, the heating water or the hot water which is heated or exchange-heated by the combustion heat is fed to the kitchen or the bathroom through the warm water tube. - However, in the conventional ignition apparatus, since the
ignition transformer 116 is mounted at one side of thecontrol circuit 115 and thehigh voltage cable 204 is mounted between theignition transformer 116 and thespark plug 118, discharge noise of a high voltage generated by theignition transformer 116 and thehigh voltage cable 204 affects a main printed circuit board which is mounted at thecontrol circuit 130 to thereby generate a wrong operation of thecontrol circuit 130. Furthermore, since theignition transformer 116 and the spark plug 16 are mounted at different positions, an expensive high voltage cable 161 should be connected between theignition transformer 116 and thespark plug 118. Therefore, manufacturing cost is increased. - Therefore, it is an object of the present invention, for the purpose of solving the above mentioned problems, to provide an ignition apparatus for a boiler capable of preventing a wrong operation of a control circuit.
- In order to attain the object, according to the present invention, there is provided an ignition apparatus for a boiler, the boiler having a burner for performing a combustion operation of an incoming gas, and a control circuit for controlling all functions of the boiler, said apparatus comprising:
- a spark plug for performing an igniting operation of the gas supplied into the burner, the spark plug having an insulator mounted to a back wall of the combustion chamber and two leads extending outwardly from both ends of the insulator;
- a high voltage transformer for generating a high voltage necessary to ignite the burner and applying the high voltage to the spark plug, two connecting terminals being formed at one end of the high voltage transformer, the two leads being inserted into the two connecting terminals;
- a driver mounted to the control circuit in such a way that the driver is connected to the sparking plug for driving the sparking plug;
- a wire connected between the high voltage transformer and the driver for connecting the high voltage transformer and the driver; and
- a power supply mounted to the control circuit in such a way that the power supply is electrically connected to the driver for supplying power to the driver in order to control an operation of the driver.
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- According to the ignition apparatus, discharge noise of a high voltage generated in a high voltage cable according to the conventional ignition apparatus does not affect the control circuit to thereby prevent a wrong operation of the control circuit.
- Other objects and further features of the present invention will become apparent from the detailed description when read in conjunction with the attached drawings.
- Other features and advantages of the present invention will become more apparent from the following description taken in connection with the accompanying drawings, wherein:
- FIG. 1 is a schematic illustration for showing a configuration of a conventional gas boiler;
- FIG. 2 is a circuitry diagram for showing a configuration of the ignition apparatus shown in FIG. 1;
- FIG. 3 is a schematic illustration for showing a configuration of a gas boiler according to an embodiment of the present invention;
- FIG. 4 is an enlarged detail of the ignition apparatus depicted in shown in FIG. 3; and
- FIG. 5 is a circuitry diagram for showing a configuration of the ignition apparatus shown in FIG. 4.
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- The preferred embodiment of the present invention will hereinafter be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
- FIG. 3 schematically shows a configuration of a boiler according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- A
combustion chamber 302 is formed at an inner side of ahousing 304 and heats heating water by using combustion heat of a gas. Aburner 306 is mounted to a lower portion of thecombustion chamber 302 and performs a combustion operation of incoming gas. Aheat exchanger 308 is mounted to an upper portion of theburner 306 and applies heat to the heating water by using combustion heat generated by theburner 306. - An
air inlet 310 is formed at an upper back portion of thehousing 304 and air necessary to burn the gas is introduced through theair inlet 310. The air introduced through theair inlet 310 is supplied into thecombustion chamber 302 by means of afan 314. Anair outlet 312 is formed at an upper center portion of thehousing 304 and exhaust gas within thecombustion chamber 302 is discharged through theair outlet 312. Acontrol circuit 315 is mounted at a lower front portion of thehousing 304. - FIG. 4 is an enlarged detail of the ignition apparatus shown in FIG. 3. FIG. 5 is a circuitry diagram for showing a configuration of the ignition apparatus shown in FIG. 4.
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spark plug 316 performs an igniting operation of the gas supplied into theburner 306. Thespark plug 316 includes aninsulator 402 and two leads 404. Theinsulator 402 is mounted to aback wall 401 of thecombustion chamber 302. Two leads 404 extend outwardly from both ends of theinsulator 402. Center portions of the two leads 404 are vertically curved. - The
high voltage transformer 318 generates high voltage necessary to ignite theburner 306 and applies the generated high voltage to thespark plug 316. Two connectingterminals 406 are formed at one end of thehigh voltage transformer 318. The two leads 404 of the sparkingplug 316 are inserted into the two connectingterminals 406 of thehigh voltage transformer 318. - The
driver 408 is mounted to thecontrol circuit 315 and is connected to thespark plug 316. Thedriver 408 drives thespark plug 316. - The
wire 410 is connected between thehigh voltage transformer 318 and thedriver 408 and connects the high voltage transformer to thedriver 408. - The
power supply 410 is mounted to thecontrol circuit 315 in such a way that thepower supply 410 is electrically connected to thedriver 408. Thepower supply 410 applies a power to thedriver 408 in order to control an operation of thedriver 408. - A gas supply pipe 320 supplies external gas into the
burner 306. A gas valve 322 is mounted at one end of the gas supply pipe 320 and controls the supply of gas into theburner 306. The heating water which is heated in theheat exchanger 308 is fed into a hotwater heat exchanger 324. Cold water, which goes through a coldwater feeding tube 329, is heated in the hotwater heat exchanger 324. - The heating water and cold water fed to the hot
water heat exchanger 324 are supplied into a warm water tube(not shown) through a heating-water feeding tube 328 or exchange heat with each other by driving a circulatingpump 326 and are fed to a kitchen or a bathroom through a hot-water feeding tube 331. The heating water is returned to awater tank 330. - Hereinafter, an operation of the gas boiler according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described referring to the accompanying drawings.
- When the gas boiler is operated, the
fan 314 rotates at high speed to ventilate the inside of thecombustion chamber 302 and then rotates at low speed. At this time, the gas valve 322 is opened and external gas is supplied to theburner 306. - The
burner 306 performs a combustion operation of the supplied gas. Thedriver 408 drives thespark plug 316. Thehigh voltage transformer 318 generates high voltage necessary to ignite theburner 306 and applies the generated high voltage to thespark plug 316. - The
spark plug 316 operates under the control of thedriver 408, receives the high voltage from thehigh voltage transformer 318, and performs an igniting operation of the gas supplied into theburner 306. Accordingly, the heating water or the hot water which is heated or exchange-heated by the combustion heat is fed to the kitchen or the bathroom through the warm water tube. - As mentioned above, according to the present invention, the
high voltage transformer 318 is directly connected to a back portion of thespark plug 316, so discharge noise of a high voltage generated in a high voltage cable according to the conventional ignition apparatus does not affect thecontrol circuit 315 to thereby prevent a wrong operation of thecontrol circuit 315. Also, a general wire is used for a connecting wire for connecting thehigh voltage transformer 318 to thecontrol circuit 315. Therefore, the waste of a cost generated by the mounting of the high expensive voltage cable can be prevented. - The invention may be embodied in other specific forms without departing from the spirit or essential characteristics thereof. The present embodiments are therefore to be considered in all respects as illustrative and not restrictive, the scope of the invention being indicated by the appended claims rather than by the foregoing description and all changes which come within the meaning and range of equivalency of the claims are therefore intended to be embraced therein.
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- An ignition apparatus for a boiler, the boiler having a burner for performing a combustion operation of an incoming gas, and a control circuit for controlling all functions of the boiler, said apparatus comprising:a spark plug for performing an igniting operation of the gas supplied into the burner, the spark plug having an insulator mounted to a back wall of the combustion chamber and two leads extending outwardly from both ends of the insulator;a high voltage transformer for generating a high voltage necessary to ignite the burner and applying the high voltage to the spark plug, two connecting terminals being formed at one end of the high voltage transformer, the two leads being inserted into the two connecting terminals;a driver mounted to the control circuit in such a way that the driver is connected to the sparking plug for driving the sparking plug;a wire connected between the high voltage transformer and the driver for connecting the high voltage transformer and the driver; anda power supply mounted to the control circuit in such a way that the power supply is electrically connected to the driver for supplying power to the driver in order to control an operation of the driver.
- The apparatus as defined in claim 1, wherein center portions of the two leads are vertically curved.
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