JP2006336928A - Gas burner and oven - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a gas burner or the like capable of lowering combustion noise by stabilizing flow of flame of combustion gas. <P>SOLUTION: The gas burner 50 is provided with an inner combustion tube 51, an inner tube bottom 61, an outer combustion tube 71, and a head ring 81. In the gas burner 50, flame of a pilot burner, and flame of a main burner stably flow upward from a straightening boss 63 of the inner tube bottom 61, and they do not wave downward. By this, the flame is stabilized, and the combustion noise can be lowered. Since a slanted end face 56 is formed on a flame hole arrangement face 55 of the inner combustion tube 51, and each flame hole 53 on the slanted end face 56 is substantially circularly opened, whistling noise and resonance of flame of the main burner hardly occur. Since air in mixed gas for the pilot burner flame can be used as secondary combustion air of the main burner flame in the gas burner 50, a sufficient amount of combustion air can be supplied to the main burner flame. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a gas burner used in a gas appliance such as a gas stove, and a furnace provided with such a gas burner. In particular, the present invention relates to a gas burner that can stabilize the flame flow of combustion gas and reduce combustion noise.

FIG. 9 is a side sectional view showing an example of a gas burner.
A gas burner 100 shown in FIG. 9 includes an inner combustion cylinder 101, an inner cylinder bottom 111, an outer combustion cylinder 121, and a head ring 131.
The inner combustion cylinder 101 is formed with a number of flame ports 103 penetrating the inner and outer surfaces. The flame ports 103 are arranged in groups of upper, middle, and lower three flame ports in the inner combustion cylinder 101. On the inner surface (flame array surface) 105 of the inner combustion cylinder 101, each flame port 103 is opened in a different shape (substantially elliptical) from the radial cross section. From each flame outlet 103, a main burner flame spouts.
The inner cylinder bottom portion 111 is fitted to the lower end of the inner combustion cylinder 101. The inner cylinder bottom portion 111 has a dish shape, and the inner bottom surface is flat. A plurality of pietro burner holes 115 are formed in the inner cylinder bottom portion 111. From each pilot burner hole 115, a pilot burner flame is ejected.

The outer combustion cylinder 121 is disposed so as to surround the inner combustion cylinder 101 and the inner cylinder bottom 111. The outer combustion cylinder 121 is provided with a sleeve-like pilot gas introduction part 123 in the lower center part. An inner wall portion 125 and an outer wall portion 127 are integrally formed in the pilot gas introducing portion 123. The outer peripheral edge of the lower end of the inner cylinder bottom part 111 is fitted to the upper end of the inner wall part 125. A main gas introduction part 129 is formed at the lower part of the outer wall part 127. A space PGS between the inner wall 125 of the outer combustion cylinder 121 and the inner cylinder bottom 111 serves as a combustion gas passage for the pilot burner flame. A space MGS between the inner and outer wall portions 125, 127 of the outer combustion cylinder 121 and the inner combustion cylinder 101 serves as a passage for a mixed gas (combustion gas + combustion air) for the main burner flame.
The head ring 131 is fitted between the upper ends of the inner and outer combustion cylinders 101 and 121. The head ring 131 closes the upper end of the space MGS, which is a mixed gas passage for the main burner flame.

  In such a gas burner 100, since the inner bottom surface of the inner cylinder bottom portion 111 is flat, a phenomenon in which the flame of the pilot burner and further the flame flow of the main burner sways up and down occurs (a phenomenon of breathing). When such a phenomenon occurs, the flame becomes unstable and the combustion noise increases. Moreover, since each flame mouth 103 is opened substantially elliptically on the cylinder inner surface (flame arrangement surface 105) of the inner combustion cylinder 101, the whistling noise and resonance of the flame of the main burner are likely to occur.

Next, Patent Document 1 (Japanese Patent No. 2883559) will be described as an example of a known document for a furnace equipped with a gas burner.
The “gas direct fire type furnace” disclosed in Patent Document 1 includes a furnace body wall. Inside the furnace body wall, two layers of heat insulation layers are provided. A combustion chamber is formed in the inner heat insulating layer, and a pan is surrounded and disposed therein. An exhaust jacket is formed between the inner and outer heat insulating layers. A gas burner is disposed at the bottom of the inner heat insulating layer in the furnace body wall. In a state where the pan is disposed in the inner heat insulating layer (combustion chamber), the space between the bottom of the pan and the gas burner is set so that an interval of about 2 to 3 times the height of the flame is maintained. An exhaust duct communicates with the inner heat insulating layer. The exhaust duct is connected to a chimney that extends outward from the furnace body wall. Outside air is sucked into the exhaust jacket and the exhaust duct through a plurality of outside air suction holes.

This type of gas oven has a gap between the bottom of the pan and the gas burner that is about 2 to 3 times the height of the flame, so the cooked food in the pan burns or the gas burner burns. It is said that gas does not burn incompletely. In addition, in the furnace directly under the gas, the exhaust gas in the inner heat insulating layer (combustion chamber) is exhausted from the chimney through the exhaust jacket and the exhaust duct. Since outside air is drawn in and exhaust gas is cooled, it is said that it helps to prevent fire accidents.
However, in patent document 1, the dimension between the bottom part of a pan and a gas burner is only prescribed | regulated, and the flow of the flame of the burner in a furnace is not considered.

Japanese Patent No. 2883559

  By the way, a large range table used in a Chinese restaurant or the like mainly heats a heated object with heat from a combustion flame of a gas burner and introduces exhaust gas from the furnace to heat the heated object. Some types have a pot that heats. In this type of range stand, a gas burner is generally arranged at the bottom of the furnace, and a pot is installed between the furnace and the exhaust port via an exhaust passage. The exhaust gas generated in the furnace is introduced into the pot and then exhausted from the exhaust port to the outside.

  Here, in this type of range stand, the exhaust gas is sent into the pot, so that the bottom of the furnace is sealed to prevent the exhaust gas from escaping from the bottom of the furnace. When the above-described gas burner shown in FIG. 9 is used in a furnace with such a closed bottom, the secondary combustion air cannot be naturally supplied from the bottom of the furnace, resulting in a shortage of combustion air in the flame of the main burner. It becomes stable and combustion noise increases. Therefore, it is required to stabilize the flame flow of the combustion gas and reduce the combustion noise even in the range table using the heat of the exhaust gas in the furnace.

An object of this invention is to provide the gas burner which can stabilize the flame flow of combustion gas and can make a combustion noise low.
Moreover, it aims at providing the furnace provided with such a gas burner.

  A first gas burner according to the present invention includes an inner surface (flame array surface) in which a plurality of flame mouths are arranged, an inner combustion cylinder having a cylinder bottom, and an outer cylinder disposed so as to surround the outer periphery of the inner combustion cylinder. A combustion cylinder, a mixed gas (combustion gas + combustion air) passage formed between the two combustion cylinders, a pilot burner provided below the flame array surface of the inner combustion cylinder, and the inner combustion And a convex portion (rectifying boss) that rises upward at a central portion of the bottom portion of the tube and stably guides the flame of the pilot burner upward.

  In a gas burner without a rectifying boss (a gas burner with a flat bottom), the flow direction of the pilot burner flame and further the flame of the main burner (flame from the flame array surface of the inner combustion cylinder) sways up and down (breath out) Phenomenon). When such a phenomenon occurs, the flame becomes unstable and the combustion noise increases. On the other hand, when there is a rectifying boss such as this gas burner, the flame flows stably upward and does not swing downward. Therefore, the flame is stabilized and the combustion noise can be reduced. Furthermore, since the pilot burner is not exposed to the flame of the main burner by providing the pilot burner below the flame array surface, the durability of the pilot burner can be improved.

  The second gas burner of the present invention has an inner surface (flame array surface) in which a plurality of flame mouths are arranged, an inner combustion cylinder having a cylinder bottom, and an outer cylinder arranged so as to surround the outer periphery of the inner combustion cylinder. A combustion cylinder, and a mixed gas (combustion gas + combustion air) passage formed between the two combustion cylinders, and substantially perpendicular to the axis of each flame mouth on the flame array surface An inclined end surface that is inclined to the surface is formed.

  In such a gas burner, turbulence of air currents such as vortices around the crater can be suppressed, so that whistling noises and resonances of the flames ejected from each crater are unlikely to occur, thereby reducing combustion noise.

In the first gas burner of the present invention, a mixed gas having a higher excess air ratio than the mixed gas to be sent to each flame port of the inner combustion cylinder can be sent to the pilot burner. In this case, the air in the mixed gas sent to the pilot burner becomes the secondary combustion air of the flame of the main burner (flame from each flame port of the inner combustion cylinder). Thereby, since sufficient combustion air can be supplied to the flame of the main burner, good combustion can be realized.
Furthermore, an inclined end face inclined substantially perpendicular to the axial center of each flame mouth may be formed on the flame mouth array surface. In this case, similarly to the second gas burner of the present invention described above, whistling noise and resonance of the flame ejected from each flame port are less likely to occur, and therefore combustion noise can be reduced.

In the gas burner of the present invention, each of the flame ports is formed to be inclined obliquely upward in a direction twisted in the circumferential direction of the inner combustion cylinder, and in the circumferential direction of the inner combustion cylinder, Are arranged in close proximity to each other (non-flame ports) and non-flame spaces where the multi-holes are not formed, and in the vertical direction of the inner combustion cylinder, In addition to being arranged in a plurality of stages, the continuous port and the non-flame space may be arranged in a staggered manner in the vertical direction.
In this case, the flames from the respective flame outlets are evenly wound up in a spiral shape in the circumferential direction and the vertical direction of the inner combustion cylinder, and are stably ejected. Therefore, combustion noise can be further reduced.

  The furnace of the present invention is a furnace for heating an object to be heated, and is provided with an upper opening into which a bottom of the object to be heated is inserted, and a bottomed furnace body, and an upper opening peripheral edge of the furnace body. An opening frame on which the object to be heated is placed, and an exhaust passage that is pulled out laterally from a side surface of the furnace body, and at the bottom of the furnace body, A gas burner according to claim 1 is provided.

  According to this furnace, the exhaust gas generated by the combustion operation of the gas burner in the furnace body is guided from the furnace body to the exhaust passage. Here, for example, when a heating device such as a pot is installed at the tip of the exhaust passage, the object to be heated in the pot can be heated using the heat of the exhaust gas. Since the gas burner in the furnace body is provided with the aforementioned rectifying boss, the combustion noise is low, and therefore the combustion noise in the furnace can be reduced. Furthermore, when sending a mixed gas with a higher excess air ratio to the pilot burner than the mixed gas sent to each flame port of the inner combustion cylinder of the gas burner, the air in this mixed gas is used when the gas burner is burned in the furnace body. It can be used as the secondary combustion air of the combustion gas. Therefore, even if external air is not introduced from the bottom side of the furnace body, the combustion gas is sufficiently burned. Further, since the temperature of the exhaust gas is not lowered by the external air, the heat of the exhaust gas can be used effectively when a heating device such as a pot is installed at the end of the exhaust passage.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, the flow of the flame of combustion gas can be stabilized and a gas burner etc. with a low combustion noise can be provided.

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an entire configuration of a range table provided with a furnace according to the present embodiment.
FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view showing a furnace, a pot and an exhaust port of the range table of FIG.
FIG. 3 is a plan view showing a furnace, a pot and an exhaust port of the range table of FIG.
FIG. 4 is a diagram showing the configuration of the furnace. (A) is a plan view, (B) is a side sectional view, and (C) is a front view.

FIG. 5 is a view showing a configuration of the gas burner of the furnace shown in FIG. (A) is side surface sectional drawing, (B) is a top view (top view).
FIG. 6 is a diagram showing the configuration of the inner combustion cylinder of the gas burner. (A) is a plan view, (B) is a side view, and (C) is a side sectional view.
7A is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA in FIG. 6C, FIG. 7B is a cross-sectional view taken along line BB in FIG. 6C, and FIG. It is CC sectional view taken on the line of (C).
FIG. 8 is a system diagram schematically showing a mixed gas supply system to the gas burner.

First, the overall configuration of the range stand 1 shown in FIG. 1 will be described.
The range table 1 in FIG. 1 includes a box-shaped main body 3. Legs 4 are provided at the four corners of the lower surface of the main body 3. A rear wall 5 is raised on the back of the main body 3. A faucet 7 (two in total) and a colander receiver 8 are attached to the front surface of the rear wall 5. In the main body 3, a furnace 20 (see FIGS. 2 to 4), a water heating furnace 40 (see FIGS. 2 and 3), a direct heating water heating furnace 43, and a water heating pot 47 are provided. The furnace 20, the water heating furnace 40, and the direct heating water heating furnace 43 are integrated with the upper surface of the main body 3 (top plate 3A). The top plate 3 </ b> A of the main body 3 is inclined downward from the rear wall 5 toward the front side. A drainage groove (not shown) is provided at the front edge of the main body 3. Water that has flowed onto the top plate 3A during cleaning is collected from the rear wall 5 of the main body 3 to the near side and drained from the drainage groove.

  A gas burner 50 shown in FIGS. 5 to 8 is provided in the furnace 20 of the range table 1. This gas burner 50 is connected to the mixed gas supply system shown in FIG. This supply system includes a gas cock 11 on the front surface of the main body 3 of the range base 1, a gas-air mixer 94 with a nozzle (see FIG. 8) connected to the heating power adjustment lever 13, and the like. When the thermal power adjustment lever 13 is operated, the thermal power of the gas burner 50 can be adjusted. Further, on the front surface of the main body 3, an opening / closing window 19 located in front of a shower valve 15, a switch 17 of a blower 97 (see FIG. 8), and an adjustment knob (not shown) of an air damper 96 (see FIG. 8). A gas cock 48 for the furnace 43 for direct boiling water is provided.

Hereinafter, each part of the range base 1 will be described in detail.
2 to 4, the furnace 20 shown most clearly in FIG. 4 includes a furnace inner cylinder 21 that is a cast tubular member. An exhaust port 23 is fitted into a part of the side surface of the furnace inner cylinder 21 (left side in FIG. 4B). The exhaust port 23 is formed of a fire-resistant material (for example, ceramics) having a certain strength. The furnace inner cylinder 21 is accommodated in the furnace frame main body 27. Fireproof cement (castable) 25 is poured between the outer surface of the furnace inner cylinder 21 and the inner surface of the furnace frame body 27. This refractory cement 25 is poured into almost the entire outer peripheral surface except the vicinity of the exhaust port 23.

  The hook frame main body 27 is a bottomed cylindrical member made of stainless steel. A top frame 28 is formed on the outer periphery of the top opening of the top frame body 27. The outer edge portion of the rotary hook frame 28 is curved into a smooth curved surface. The lower end of the outer edge of the rotary hook frame 28 is integrated with the top plate 3 </ b> A (see FIG. 1) of the main body 3. A cast-made opening frame 30 is fitted and fixed to the inner side of the rotary frame 28 of the rotary frame body 27. The bottom of the cooking pan 2 is fitted into the opening 30 a inside the opening frame 30. The height of the rotary frame 28 and the open frame 30 of the rotary frame body 27 is inclined so that the near side is lower than the deep side (see FIGS. 4B and 4C). When the cooking pot 2 is placed on the opening frame 30 of the furnace 20 (see FIG. 2), the cooking pot 2 is on the near side. It is easy to tilt and the convenience of the cooker is improved.

  As shown in FIG. 2, an iron exhaust pipe 31 is connected to the exhaust port 23 fitted in the furnace inner cylinder 21 of the furnace 20. The exhaust pipe 31 penetrates the side surface of the rotary frame body 27 and extends in the lateral direction (right direction in FIG. 2). An exhaust sleeve 33 is fitted inside the exhaust pipe 31. The exhaust sleeve 33 is formed by molding a fireproof cement having high temperature durability into a sleeve shape. Further, a gas burner 50 (see FIGS. 5 to 8) is fixed through the bottom surface of the furnace frame body 27 of the furnace 20. Inside the furnace 20, the gaps between the aforementioned members are filled with fireproof cement. A fireproof cement 37 is also filled around the tip of the gas burner 50 on the bottom surface in the rotary hook frame body 27.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, a pot frame 41 of a hot water furnace 40 is connected to the tip of the exhaust pipe 31 through an exhaust port 39. The pot frame 41 is a bottomed cylindrical body made of stainless steel or the like, and is integrated with the top plate 3 </ b> A (see FIG. 1) of the main body 3. The inside of the side wall of the pot frame 41 and the bottom of the hot water furnace 40 are filled with the fireproof cement 42 made of the same material as described above. A hot water pot 47 is arranged inside the upper part of the hot water oven 40. In the water heating furnace 40, the water stored in the water heating pot 47 is heated by the heat of the exhaust gas from the gas burner 50 (see FIGS. 5 to 8) introduced from the furnace 20 into the water heating furnace 40. Warm up. The hot water in the hot water pot 47 can be used, for example, when the pan 2 is washed.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the pot frame 41 of the boiling furnace 40 and the lower end of the rear wall 5 of the main body 3 are connected by an exhaust port 44 and an exhaust pipe 45. An exhaust space 5A serving as an exhaust passage is formed in the rear wall 5 of the main body 3. An exhaust port (hood) 5 </ b> B is attached to the upper end of the rear wall 5. When the gas burner 50 (see FIGS. 5 to 8) burns in the furnace 20, the exhaust gas is introduced into the hot water furnace 40 through the exhaust ports 23 and 39 and further through the exhaust port 44. It reaches into the exhaust space 5A of the rear wall 5 and is exhausted from the exhaust port 5B to the outside.
1 is provided independently of the furnace 20 and the water heating furnace 40. As shown in FIG. A gas burner (not shown: this gas burner is activated by operating the gas cock 48 in FIG. 1) is disposed at the bottom of the furnace 43 for direct boiling water. Exhaust gas generated in the direct heating water furnace 43 is exhausted to the outside from the left exhaust space 5A in FIG. 1 through the exhaust port 5B.

  5 to 8, the gas burner 50 shown most clearly in FIG. 5 includes an inner combustion cylinder 51, an inner cylinder bottom 61, an outer combustion cylinder 71, and a head ring 81. As shown in FIG. 2, the gas burner 50 is fixed to the bottom surface of the furnace frame body 27 of the furnace 20.

  The inner combustion cylinder 51 is formed with a number of flame ports 53 penetrating the same wall. Each flame outlet 53 is formed obliquely upward and twisted in the circumferential direction. In the inner combustion cylinder 51 of this example, the flame ports 53 are arranged as follows. That is, as shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, the flame ports 53 are arranged in three groups of upper, middle, and lower flame ports in the inner combustion cylinder 51 (FIGS. 6B and 6C). ). In the circumferential direction of the inner combustion cylinder 51, sets (continuous ports) 53A, 53B in which a plurality of flame ports 53 are arranged close to each other and non-flame space 53C in which no continuous ports are formed are alternately arranged. Yes. The upper and middle crater groups 53A have three ports (FIGS. 7A and 7B), and the lower crater group 53B has two ports (FIG. 7C). ). In the vertical direction of the inner combustion cylinder 51, the upper, middle, and lower crater groups 53A and 53B and the non-flame space 53C are arranged in a staggered pattern (FIG. 6B). By such a flame port 53, the flame is uniformly rolled up in the circumferential direction and the vertical direction of the inner combustion cylinder 51 (see FIG. 5B), and is stably ejected.

  As shown in FIGS. 5 (A) and 6 (C), the inner end surface (flame array surface) 55 of the inner combustion cylinder 51 has an inclined end surface 56 inclined substantially perpendicularly to the axial center of each flame port 53. Is formed. On the inclined end face 56 of the flame mouth arrangement surface 55, each flame mouth 53 opens in the same shape (substantially circular) as the vertical cross section in the axial direction of the mixed gas passage 53 'for combustion leading to each flame mouth 53. Yes. Such an opening shape of each flame mouth 53 makes it difficult for the whistling sound and resonance of the flames ejected from each flame mouth 53 to occur.

  The inner cylinder bottom 61 is fitted to the lower end of the inner combustion cylinder 51 as shown in FIG. The inner cylinder bottom portion 61 has a dish shape, and a convex portion (rectifying boss) 63 that rises upward is formed at the inner central portion. The rectifying boss 63 plays a role of stably guiding the flame (main burner flame) ejected from each flame port 53 of the inner combustion cylinder 51 upward, stabilizing the flame flow, and reducing the combustion noise. The flow straightening boss 63 of this example is formed in a truncated cone shape. A plurality of pietro burner holes 65 are formed in the inner cylinder bottom 61. Each pilot burner hole 65 penetrates the bottom wall of the inner cylinder bottom portion 61 vertically and inwardly in an oblique direction. Each pilot burner hole 65 is located below the flame opening array surface 55 of the inner combustion cylinder 51. From each pilot burner hole 65, a pilot burner flame spouts. The pilot burner flame is also stably guided upward by the rectifying boss 63 described above.

Here, an example of dimensions of members around the rectifying boss 63 will be described.
-Inner combustion cylinder 51, inner diameter D of inner cylinder bottom 61 = 95 mm
・ Height H = 40 mm from the bottom of the inner cylinder bottom 61 to the center of the lower flame outlet of the inner combustion cylinder 51
-Root diameter of the straightening boss 63 is d1 = 42 mm.
-Top diameter of flow straightening boss 63 d2 = 37.5 mm
-Height h of rectifying boss 63 = 30mm
-The top radius r1 of the rectifying boss 63 = 4 mm
-Root portion r2 of the rectifying boss 63 = 5 mm

  As shown in FIG. 5, the outer combustion cylinder 71 is disposed so as to surround the inner combustion cylinder 51 and the inner cylinder bottom 61. The outer combustion cylinder 71 includes a sleeve-like pilot gas introduction part 73 in the lower center part. An inner wall portion 75 and an outer wall portion 77 are integrally formed in the pilot gas introducing portion 73. The outer peripheral edge of the lower end of the inner cylinder bottom portion 61 is fitted to the upper end of the inner wall portion 75. A main gas introduction part 79 is formed in the lower part of the outer wall part 77. A space PGS between the inner wall 75 of the outer combustion cylinder 71 and the inner cylinder bottom 61 serves as a passage for the mixed gas for the pilot burner flame ejected from the pilot burner hole 65. A space MGS between the inner and outer wall portions 75 and 77 of the outer combustion cylinder 71 and the inner combustion cylinder 51 serves as a passage for the mixed gas for the main burner flame ejected from the flame port 53.

  The head ring 81 is fitted between the upper ends of the inner and outer combustion cylinders 51 and 71. The head ring 81 closes the upper end of the space MGS (the mixed gas passage space for the main burner flame) between the inner and outer wall portions 75 and 77 of the outer combustion cylinder 71 and the inner combustion cylinder 51.

Such a gas burner 50 is supplied with a mixed gas in which combustion gas and combustion air are mixed from the mixed gas supply system shown in FIG.
The mixed gas supply system shown in FIG. 8 includes a gas cock 11 shown in the lower left of FIG. The gas cock 11 is disposed on the front surface of the main body 3 of the range stand 1 (see FIG. 1), and is connected to a gas source (not shown). A gas pipe 91 for a pilot burner and a gas pipe 93 for a main burner are attached to the gas cock 11. A gas-air mixer 92 is connected to the tip of the gas pipe 91 for the pilot burner via a pilot nozzle 91a. The gas-air mixer 92 is connected to the pilot mixed gas introducing portion 73 of the gas burner 50 and communicates with the space PGS in the gas burner 50.

  A gas-air mixer 94 with a nozzle is connected to the right side of the main gas burner piping 93 in FIG. The nozzle-equipped gas-air mixer 94 is connected to the main gas introducing portion 79 of the gas burner 50 and communicates with the space MGS in the gas burner 50. As described above, the nozzle-equipped gas-air mixer 94 is operated by the heating power adjusting lever 13 (see FIG. 1) on the front surface of the main body 3 of the range table 1. An air pipe 95 is connected to the right side of the gas-air mixer 94 with nozzle in FIG. The air pipe 95 is connected to a blower 97 through an air damper 96. Further, the air damper 96 and the above-described pilot burner gas-air mixer 92 are connected by an air bypass pipe 98.

  A gas supplied from a gas source (not shown) flows only to the pilot burner gas pipe 91 by operating the gas cock 11, or flows to the pilot burner gas pipe 91 and flows to the main burner gas pipe 93. (In FIG. 8, a state is shown in which gas flows through both mixers 92 and 94). On the other hand, the air supplied from the blower 97 is diverted in the air damper 96, flows to the gas-air mixer 94 side with nozzle through the air pipe 95 for the main burner, and passes through the air bypass pipe 98 for the pilot burner. It flows to the gas-air mixer 92 side.

  The gas from the pilot burner gas pipe 91 and the air from the air bypass pipe 98 are mixed in the gas-air mixer 92, and the mixed gas is supplied into the pilot burner flame space PGS of the gas burner 50. On the other hand, the gas from the gas pipe 93 for the main burner and the air from the air pipe 95 are mixed in the gas-air mixer 94 with a nozzle, and the mixed gas is supplied into the space MGS for the main burner flame of the gas burner 50. Is done. Here, the air-fuel ratio of the mixed gas for the pilot burner flame is about 1: 7 (excess air ratio is about 1.4) as an example, and the air-fuel ratio of the mixed gas for the main burner flame is about 1: 5 (example) ( The air excess rate of the mixed gas for the pilot burner flame is higher than the air excess rate of the mixed gas for the main burner flame. Thereby, the air in the mixed gas for the pilot burner flame can be used as the secondary combustion air of the main burner flame, and sufficient combustion air can be supplied to the main burner flame. The excess air ratio of the mixed gas can be adjusted by adjusting the air damper 96 described above. When this air adjustment is performed, the opening / closing window 19 of FIG. 1 is opened and an adjustment knob (not shown) inside the main body 3 is operated.

  In such a gas burner 50, the flame of the pilot burner, and further, the flame of the main burner stably flows upward by the rectifying boss 63 and does not swing downward. Therefore, the flame is stabilized and the combustion noise can be reduced. Further, since the inclined end surface 56 is formed on the flame array surface 55 of the inner combustion cylinder 51 and each flame port 53 is opened in a substantially circular shape on the inclined end surface 56, the whistling sound of the flame of the main burner or Resonance is less likely to occur. Furthermore, in this gas burner 50, since the air in the mixed gas for the pilot burner flame can be used as the secondary combustion air of the main burner flame, sufficient combustion air can be supplied to the main burner flame. Further, by providing the pilot burner hole 65 below the flame opening array surface 55, the pilot burner is not exposed to the flame of the main burner, so that the durability of the pilot burner can be improved. Thus, the present gas burner 50 can stabilize the flame flow and reduce the combustion noise, and is suitable for use in the closed furnace 20 as described above.

It is a perspective view which shows the whole structure of a range stand provided with the furnace which concerns on this Embodiment. It is sectional drawing which shows the furnace, pot, and exhaust port of the range stand of FIG. It is a top view which shows the furnace, pot, and exhaust port of the range stand of FIG. It is a figure which shows the structure of a furnace. (A) is a plan view, (B) is a side sectional view, and (C) is a front view. It is a figure which shows the structure of the gas burner of the furnace of FIG. (A) is side surface sectional drawing, (B) is a top view (top view). It is a figure which shows the structure of the inner combustion cylinder of a gas burner. (A) is a plan view, (B) is a side view, and (C) is a side sectional view. 7A is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA in FIG. 6C, FIG. 7B is a cross-sectional view taken along line BB in FIG. 6C, and FIG. It is CC sectional view taken on the line of (C). It is a systematic diagram which shows typically the supply system of the mixed gas to a gas burner. It is side surface sectional drawing which shows an example of a gas burner.

Explanation of symbols

1 Range stand 2 Pan 3 Body 5 Rear wall 5A Exhaust space 5B Exhaust port (hood)
11 Gas cock 13 Thermal power adjustment lever 20 Furnace 21 Furnace inner cylinder 23, 39, 44 Exhaust port 25, 37, 42 Fireproof cement 27 Furnace frame main body 28 Furnace frame 30 Open frame 30a Opening 31, 45 Exhaust pipe 33 Exhaust sleeve 40 Furnace 41 Pot frame 43 Furnace for direct hot water 47 Hot water pot 50 Gas burner 51 Internal combustion cylinder 53 Flame outlet 53A, 53B Opening 53C Non-flame space 55 Flame outlet arrangement surface 56 Inclined end face 61 Inner cylinder bottom 63 Protrusion ( Rectification boss)
65 Pitotello burner hole 71 Outer combustion cylinder 73 Pilot gas introduction part 75 Inner wall part 77 Outer wall part 79 Main gas introduction part 81 Head ring 91 Gas pipe for pilot burner 91a Pilot nozzle 92 Gas-air mixer 93 Gas pipe 94 for main burner Gas-air mixer with nozzle 95 Air piping 96 Air damper 97 Blower 98 Air bypass piping

Claims (6)

An inner surface in which a plurality of flame mouths are arranged (flame arrangement surface), and an inner combustion cylinder having a cylinder bottom,
An outer combustion cylinder disposed so as to surround the outer periphery of the inner combustion cylinder;
A mixed gas (combustion gas + combustion air) passage formed between the two combustion cylinders;
A pilot burner provided below the flame array surface of the inner combustion cylinder;
A convex portion (rectifying boss) that rises upward at the center of the bottom portion of the inner combustion cylinder and stably guides the flame of the pilot burner upward;
A gas burner comprising: An inner surface in which a plurality of flame mouths are arranged (flame arrangement surface), and an inner combustion cylinder having a cylinder bottom,
An outer combustion cylinder disposed so as to surround the outer periphery of the inner combustion cylinder;
A mixed gas (combustion gas + combustion air) passage formed between the two combustion cylinders;
Comprising
A gas burner characterized in that an inclined end face inclined substantially perpendicularly to the axial center of each flame mouth is formed on the flame mouth array surface.   2. The gas burner according to claim 1, wherein a mixed gas having an excess air ratio higher than that of the mixed gas sent to each of the flame ports of the inner combustion cylinder is sent to the pilot burner.   The gas burner according to claim 1 or 3, wherein an inclined end face that is inclined substantially perpendicularly to an axis of each flame mouth is formed on the flame mouth arrangement surface. Each of the flame ports is formed so as to incline obliquely upward in a direction twisted in the circumferential direction of the inner combustion cylinder,
In the circumferential direction of the inner combustion cylinder, a set (open port) in which the flame ports are arranged close to each other and non-flame space in which the open ports are not formed are alternately arranged,
2. The flame ports are arranged in a plurality of stages in the vertical direction of the inner combustion cylinder, and the continuous ports and the non-flame spaces are arranged in a zigzag pattern vertically. The gas burner of any one of 1-4. A furnace for heating an object to be heated,
A bottomed furnace body provided with an upper opening into which the bottom of the object to be heated is inserted;
An opening frame provided on the periphery of the upper opening of the furnace body, on which the object to be heated is placed;
An exhaust passage drawn laterally from the side of the furnace body;
With
A gas burner according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the gas burner according to any one of claims 1 to 5 is provided at a bottom of the furnace body.

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