JP2018143579A - Cooking container for grill - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To detach a cover body 42 without interfering with a grill door 2 and a front end upper part of a grill chamber 1 by using a handle tool 43 as an accessory in a cooking container 4 for a grill which is pulled out of the grill chamber 1 by the movement of the grill door 2 for closing a front surface of the grill chamber 1 to the front and is equipped with a container body 41 with an opened upper surface and the cover body 42 for covering the upper surface of the container body 41.SOLUTION: In a cover body 42, an engaging hole 425 positioned in the front with respect to a position of a center of gravity of the cover body is formed. A handle tool 43 includes a tongue-piece shaped engaging part 431 which is inserted in the engaging hole 425 from the above and engages the underside of a rear edge part of the engaging hole 425, a contact part 432 which can make contact with an upper surface of a part, in the front with respect to the engaging hole 425, of the cover body 42, and a gripping part 433 for holding the handle tool 43.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

  The present invention relates to a cooking container for a grill that is pulled out from a grill cabinet by moving the grill door forward to close the front opening of the grill cabinet.

  Conventionally, as a cooking container for this type of grill, a container body having an open upper surface and a cover body that covers the upper surface of the container body are provided, and the ingredients placed on the bottom wall of the container body are heated during cooking. The thing which made it possible to prevent a fat and water | moisture content from splashing in a grill store with a cover body is known (for example, refer to patent documents 1).

  Incidentally, the cover body is generally provided with a handle. Then, after cooking, in the state where the cooking container is pulled out from the grill warehouse, the cover body is removed by placing the hand with the mittens on the handle and the food material is taken out from the container body. However, in this case, the mittens may be soiled by fat from the food material scattered and adhered to the handle.

  Therefore, it is desirable to be able to remove the cover body with a handle as an accessory. In general, however, the cooking container cannot be pulled completely out of the grill. In order to avoid interference of the cover body with the grill door, if the entire cover body is lifted to a height higher than the grill door, the rear part of the cover body interferes with the upper front end of the grill cabinet.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2014-212840

  In view of the above, the present invention provides a cooking container for a grill that allows a cover body to be removed without interfering with the grill door and the front upper end of the grill cabinet using a handle as an accessory. Is the issue.

In order to solve the above-described problems, the present invention provides a cooking container for a grill that is pulled out from a grill warehouse by a forward movement of a grill door that closes the front surface of the grill warehouse, and a container body having an open upper surface, and a container And a cover body that covers the upper surface of the main body, the cover body is provided with a first engagement hole located in front of the center of gravity of the cover body, and a handle for attaching and detaching the cover body as an accessory. The handle includes a tongue-like engagement portion that is inserted into the first engagement hole from above and engages the rear surface of the rear edge of the first engagement hole, and a cover body that is forward of the first engagement hole. It has the contact part which can be contact | abutted on the upper surface of this part, and the grip part for holding a handle.
The “accessory” is a term that includes not only a product that is shipped together with a product but also a product that is shipped as an optional product without being shipped.

  Here, the engaging portion of the handle is engaged with the rear surface of the rear edge of the first engaging hole of the cover body, and the handle is brought into contact with the upper surface of the portion of the cover body in front of the first engaging portion. When the handle is pulled up with the part in contact, the center of gravity of the cover body is located behind the first engagement hole, so that the cover body is naturally lifted in an upwardly inclined posture. Therefore, according to the present invention, it is possible to lift the front end of the cover body using the handle without lifting the rear end of the cover body. Then, by moving the handle so that the cover body is pulled out from the front to the upper side in this state, the cover body can be removed without interfering with the grill door and the front upper end of the grill cabinet, and the mittens become dirty as in the past. Does not occur.

  In the present invention, the cover body is formed with a second engagement hole positioned in front of the first engagement hole, and the handle has a claw portion inserted into the second engagement hole from above. It is desirable that the claw portion abuts against the front edge of the second engagement hole to prevent the handle from moving forward relative to the cover body. According to this, it can prevent reliably that the engaging part of a handle pulls out from a 1st engagement hole, and a cover body falls out of a handle.

The cut side view of the grill which stored the cooking container of the embodiment of the present invention. Sectional drawing cut | disconnected by the II-II line | wire of FIG. The cutting side view of the state where the cooking container of an embodiment was pulled out from the grill warehouse. The perspective view of the state which pulled out the cooking container of embodiment from the grill warehouse.

  Referring to FIGS. 1 and 2, A shows a grill incorporated in a gas stove not shown. The grill A includes a grill cabinet 1 installed in a stove body (not shown) and a grill door 2 that closes the front opening of the grill cabinet 1. In the grill cabinet 1, together with the grill pan 3, the cooking container 4 for grill according to the embodiment of the present invention or a grill net (not shown) is stored. The grill pan 3 is supported by a pan support frame 31 connected to the grill door 2. A support frame 32 that supports the cooking container 4 and the grill is erected before and after the dish support frame 31. Then, the grill pan 3 and the cooking container 4 or the grill net are pulled out to the front of the grill cabinet 1 together with the forward movement of the grill door 2.

  An upper fire burner 5 is provided on the ceiling of the grill cabinet 1, and a heat shield cover 11 is further provided so as to cover the upper fire burner 5 from above. The upper fire burner 5 is composed of a surface combustion burner having a ceramic combustion plate 51 in which a large number of flame holes (not shown) are formed, and is placed above the ceiling of the grill cabinet 1 with the combustion plate 51 facing downward. A fire burner 5 is installed. Note that the air-fuel mixture is supplied to the upper fire burner 5 from a mixing pipe 52 provided at the rear part thereof.

  A lower fire burner 6 that is long in the front-rear direction and has a flame opening 61 that opens inward in the lateral direction is arranged at the lower part of the lateral side of the grill cabinet 1 (the part lower than the cooking container 4 and the grill). Has been. The flame mouth 61 is continuous in a slit shape in the front-rear direction, and a main flame mouth portion 61a having an enlarged vertical dimension of the flame mouth is provided at a plurality of front and rear positions.

  A target portion 62a facing the ignition electrode 62 is provided at the rear portion of the lower fire burner 6, and the lower fire burner 6 is ignited by a spark discharge between the ignition electrode 62 and the target portion 62a. Further, in order to detect misfire of the lower fire burner 6, a thermocouple 63 is disposed so as to face the main flame opening 61 a at the front of the lower fire burner 6.

  On the inner surface of each side wall 12 on both sides in the horizontal direction of the grill cabinet 1, a secondary air guide plate 13 projecting inward in the horizontal direction at the upper position of the lower fire burner 6, and in the horizontal direction at the lower position of the lower fire burner 6. There is provided a heat shield plate 14 that protrudes in the direction and suppresses heating of the grill pan 3. Each side wall 12 is provided with an air intake 12 a for introducing secondary air to the lower side of the secondary air guide plate 13.

  The grill A also includes an exhaust passage 15 extending rearward from the upper rear end of the grill cabinet 1. The rear part of the exhaust passage 15 is constituted by an exhaust duct 15a that rises obliquely upward toward the exhaust port at the rear part of the stovetop. An after burner 7 is disposed on the lower surface of the exhaust passage 15 to burn off the oil smoke contained in the combustion exhaust gas. The afterburner 7 is composed of a surface combustion burner having a ceramic combustion plate 71 in which a large number of flame holes (not shown) are formed. The afterburner 7 is mounted on the lower surface of the exhaust passage 15 with the combustion plate 71 facing upward. Note that the air-fuel mixture is supplied to the afterburner 7 from a mixing pipe 72 provided at one end portion in the lateral direction.

  The grill cooking container 4 according to the embodiment of the present invention can be stored in the grill cabinet 1 in a state of being supported by the support frame 32, and covers the container main body 41 having an open upper surface and the upper surface of the container main body 41. And a cover body 42. A plurality of protruding ridges 411 extending upward in the lateral direction are formed on the food material placing portion on the bottom wall of the container main body 41 with an interval in the front-rear direction. In addition, the container body 41 has recessed portions 412 that are recessed downward and serve as oil reservoirs on both sides in the lateral direction of the food material placing portion, and extends outward in the lateral direction from the recessed portions 412 on each side in the lateral direction. The guide plate 13 has an extended portion 413 that overlaps with a ventilation gap above the guide plate 13 and a peripheral wall portion 414 that stands up.

  The cover body 42 includes a flange portion 421 at the periphery that is seated on the upper end of the peripheral wall portion 414 of the container body 41, and a flange portion 421 that is inserted into the upper inner periphery of the peripheral wall portion 414 and positions the cover body 42 with respect to the container body 41. It has the surrounding hollow part 422, and the upper board part 423 which opposes the foodstuff mounting part of the container main body 41 offset upwards with respect to the hollow part 422 and the flange part 421. FIG. In the upper plate portion 423, a plurality of, for example, six heat conduction holes 424 that are long in the transverse direction that transmit the radiant heat from the upper fire burner 6 are formed at intervals in the front-rear direction.

  After the cooking container 4 is heated and cooked with the cooking container 4 stored in the grill cabinet 1, the cooking container 4 is moved forward of the grill door 2 as shown in FIGS. Pull out. Next, after removing the cover body 42 using the handle 43 as an accessory, the food is taken out from the container body 41.

  Here, the cover body 42 is formed with a first engagement hole 425 positioned in front of the center of gravity. More specifically, the center of gravity of the cover body 42 is located between the third heat conduction hole 424 and the fourth heat conduction hole 424 from the front. The first engagement hole 425 is configured by a horizontally long slit-like hole formed between the second heat conduction hole 424 and the third heat conduction hole 424 from the front. When a similar hole 425 ′ is formed at a position symmetrical with the first engagement hole 425 in the front-rear direction, and the cover body 42 is reversed and placed, the hole 425 ′ becomes the first engagement hole. I have to.

  The handle 43 is inserted into the first engagement hole 425 from above and engages with the rear surface of the rear edge of the first engagement hole 425, and has a tongue-like engagement part 431 than the first engagement hole 425. A contact portion 432 that can be in contact with the upper surface of the portion between the first heat conduction hole 424 and the second heat conduction hole 424 from the front, which is a portion of the front cover body 42, and obliquely forward upward from the contact portion 432 It has a grip part 433 for holding the handle 43 which extends. Further, a portion between the engaging portion 431 and the contact portion 432 is configured by a flat plate portion 434 having the same width as the contact portion 432. Further, a second engagement hole 426 is formed in the cover body 42 in front of the first engagement hole 425. And the claw part 435 inserted in the 2nd engagement hole 426 from the upper direction is bent in the horizontal direction both sides of the flat plate part 434. As shown in FIG. In the present embodiment, the second heat conduction hole 424 from the front is also used as the second engagement hole 426.

  Here, the engaging portion 431 of the handle 43 is engaged with the rear surface of the rear edge of the first engaging hole 425, and the handle 43 is placed on the upper surface of the cover body 42 in front of the first engaging portion 425. When the handle 43 is pulled up with the contact portion 432 in contact, the center of gravity of the cover body 42 is located behind the first engagement hole 425, so that the cover body 42 naturally tilts forward. Lifted by. Therefore, using the handle 43, the front end of the cover body 42 can be lifted without lifting the rear end of the cover body 42, as indicated by phantom lines in FIG. Then, by moving the handle 43 so as to pull the cover body 42 forward and upward from this state, the cover body 42 can be removed without interfering with the front upper ends of the grill door 2 and the grill cabinet 1. Furthermore, when the claw portion 435 comes into contact with the front edge of the second engagement hole 426, the forward displacement of the handle 43 with respect to the cover body 42 is prevented. Therefore, it is possible to reliably prevent the engaging portion 431 from coming out of the first engaging hole 425 and the cover body 42 from dropping from the handle 43.

  When the handle 43 is engaged with the cover body 42, the forward tilt angle θ of the grip portion 433 with respect to the abutting portion 432 is set so that the grip portion 433 does not interfere with the grill door 2. Using the portion of the cover body 42 with which the front end of the contact portion 432 comes into contact as a handle fulcrum, the inclination angle θ1 of the upward rise of the line a connecting the handle fulcrum before the cover body 42 is lifted and the upper end of the grill door 2 is made larger. There is a need. Further, when the cover body 42 is lifted in a forward tilted posture, if the grip portion 433 is in a rearward tilted posture in which the grip portion 433 is tilted rearwardly upward, it is necessary to bend the user's wrist toward the wrist. It is impossible. In order not to overwhelm the wrist, the upper end of the peripheral wall 414 at the rear end of the container main body 41 is used as a cover body fulcrum, and a line b connecting the cover body fulcrum and the upper end of the grill door 2 is the lowermost front end of the cover body 42 That is, in the state in which the cover body 42 is in an inclined posture in which the lower end of the hollow portion 422 at the front end coincides, it is necessary to make the inclination angle θ smaller than the angle θ2 formed by the vertical line passing through the handle fulcrum and the line b. .

  As mentioned above, although embodiment of this invention was described with reference to drawings, this invention is not limited to this. For example, in the above embodiment, the second heat conduction hole 424 from the front of the cover body 42 is also used as the second engagement hole 426, but the second engagement hole 426 is a dedicated hole different from the heat conduction hole 424. It is also possible to configure. Further, any one of the first to third heat conduction holes 424 from the front before the center of gravity of the cover body 42 may be used as the first engagement hole 425. Furthermore, in the above-described embodiment, the plate surface of the claw portion 435 is parallel to the front-rear direction, but the claw portion 435 can be formed so that the plate surface is parallel to the horizontal direction. Moreover, although the said embodiment applies this invention to the cooking container 4 for a grill integrated in a gas stove, this invention is similarly applied to the cooking container for a grill provided independently, without incorporating in a gas stove. it can.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Grill warehouse, 2 ... Grill door, 4 ... Cooking container, 41 ... Container main body, 42 ... Cover body, 425 ... 1st engagement hole, 426 ... 2nd engagement hole, 43 ... Handle, 431 ... Engagement Part, 432 ... contact part, 433 ... grip part, 435 ... claw part.

Claims (2)

A cooking container for a grill that is pulled out from the grill cabinet by moving the grill door forward to close the front opening of the grill cabinet, and includes a container body whose upper surface is open and a cover body that covers the upper surface of the container body In
The cover body is formed with a first engagement hole located in front of the center of gravity of the cover body,
The handle includes a handle for attaching and detaching the cover body as an accessory, and the handle is inserted into the first engagement hole from above and engages with the back surface of the rear edge of the first engagement hole. A cooking container for grill, comprising: a portion, a contact portion capable of contacting the upper surface of the portion of the cover body ahead of the first engagement hole, and a grip portion for holding a handle. The cover body is formed with a second engagement hole positioned in front of the first engagement hole, and the handle has a claw portion inserted from above into the second engagement hole, The cooking container for a grill according to claim 1, wherein the claw portion abuts against the front edge of the joint hole, thereby preventing the handle from being displaced forward with respect to the cover body.

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