JP3244153U - Canned food stove - Google Patents

Abstract

[Challenge] By carrying or storing a lightweight and practical stove in the form of canned food along with ignitable and ignitable materials, you can be assured of being fully prepared to start a fire at any time. To provide a simple can-type stove that gives people a sense of comfort. [Solution] The canned food stove has a design that allows it to be transformed into a simple stove by deforming it to a single board large enough to fit inside a canned food, and a board that transforms into a trivet that supports a pot, etc. is placed at the top of the can. By using a spring as the member to push it up and fix it, we have created a lightweight and practical stove. In addition, by putting a simple stove, ignitable material, ignitable material, solid fuel, etc. in a can and sealing it, it is expected that you can easily start a fire anytime using the ignitable material and ignitable material without worrying about moisture. I can now do it. [Selection diagram] Figure 6

Description

The present invention relates to a simple can-type stove that is made by disassembling and deforming a board inside a can.

Many improvements have been made to conventional simple stoves, such as ones that are lighter and have better designs, with the aim of improving portability, ease of maintenance, and design. Furthermore, efforts have been made to miniaturize simple stoves that can heat and cook food without using electricity, making them easier to carry and store. In addition, there were canned products that included matches and candles to prevent matches from getting damp during long-term storage.

JP2015-145774 Publication

Utility model document 1

Jito No. 3140900 Publication

When trying to downsize a simple stove, it sometimes lacked stability if it was too small.

Nowadays, the number of smokers is decreasing, and even if you want to start a fire, there are many cases where there is no one around you who is carrying matches, lighters, or other ignition materials.

Preparing a simple stove and fire starter separately is not only bulky, but if the stove is not used for a long period of time, matches, paper bags, etc. may become damp or fall apart and be lost. Sometimes it happened. Also, although there were canned goods that included matches and candles, there were no canned goods that could be transformed into a stove.

This invention consists of placing a simple stove, ignitable materials, and ignitable materials inside a can, sealing it, and stacking a spring and a board in that order from the bottom inside the can, making use of the characteristics of the spring to push up and support the board from below. This solves the problems mentioned above.

Since the simple stove of the present invention is shaped like a can before use, it is durable, easy to handle, and small and easy to carry. In addition, not only the legs made by partially bending the board, but also the springs that push up from below and keep the can and board in close contact support the board, making it possible to stabilize pots on the stove. .

The simple stove of the present invention contains an ignitable material such as a match and a combustible ignitable material, making it easy to start a fire in the initial stages. If you prepare the necessary amount of tree branches to continue burning before opening the can, you can keep warm or cook food for a long time.

With the canned food stove of this invention, the ignitable and ignitable materials are sealed inside the can until just before use, so there is little worry about them becoming damp or falling apart. do not have. Furthermore, even if a fire were to ignite inside the can during storage, the fire would naturally extinguish once the proportion of carbon dioxide reached a certain level, so there would be little worry about fire and it would be safe.

A perspective view of the can with the lid opened and removed and the items on the board removed. Top view of the board inside the can An A-A perspective half-sectional view of the front half of the can in [Figure 1] cut out along the curve A-A so that you can see what's inside. A perspective view of only the central part of the plate and an A-A perspective half-sectional view of the can with the central part of the plate removed. A perspective view of each part in [Figure 4] transformed to create a simple stove, and an A-A perspective half-sectional view A-A perspective half-sectional view of a simple stove completed by assembling the two parts in [Figure 5]

Hereinafter, embodiments of the invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
(a) The present invention is devised so that the series of operations of creating a simple stove and starting an initial fire can be completed simply by using what is stored in the can. The contents of the can are stacked in the order of spring, board, ignitable material, and ignitable material from the bottom. When the can is opened, the board is raised and fixed to the top of the can by the force of the spring, and the ignitable material and ignitable material are placed on top of it. The contents such as ignitable materials are overflowing. [Figure 1] shows the state in which all the contents on the top of the plate have been removed when the can is opened.
(b) The plate [Figure 2] has a slit (1), so that the center part can be easily removed by pressing it with your fingers and turning it all the way [Figure 4].
(c) The center plate (3) that was removed and the outer plate (4) that remained on the can each have slits, and the slits bend the elongated part of the plate created by the line downward. They are designed to function as a stand (5) for placing solid fuel or ignitable materials and a trivet (6) with legs by bending them upwards [Figure 5]
(d) The simple stove is completed by placing the stand (5) on which solid fuel and ignitable materials are placed into the trivet (6) with legs [Figure 6].
(e) A spring (7) is placed below the outer plate (6) that remains in the can, and the repulsive force of the spring serves as an auxiliary leg to support the trivet. When the contents are sealed in the can, a spring is pushed into the bottom of the board, so when the can is opened, the spring stretches and pushes the board up until it stops at the top. The stretched spring also contributes to the mechanism that holds the plate in close contact with the can [Figure 6].
(F) In modern society where the number of people who smoke is decreasing, it has become difficult to find something to light in an emergency, but this can-type simple stove is equipped with matches and other ignitable materials, and it is also difficult to find something to light in an emergency. There is no need to worry as it is highly expected that the product will arrive in a state where it is not in use. However, in order to keep burning for a long time, you must collect and prepare tree branches in advance. The hemp string and paper bags inside canned goods are materials that can easily catch fire when loosened or torn, and although they almost always catch fire, if you try to keep warm or cook food, the inside of the can will ignite. The ignitable materials in the area should not be enough. You must be aware that the can contains a set for initial ignition.

1 Slit 2 An imaginary cutting curve for removing the front half of the can to create an A-A perspective half-section view 3 Center part of the board 4 Outer board remaining in the can after removing the center part of the board 5 Solid Stand 6 for placing fuel, ignitable materials, etc. Trivet with legs 7 Spring

Claims (3)

A simple can-type stove that can be sealed and contains a board, solid fuel, ignitable materials such as matches, and combustible ignitable materials such as paper bags and hemp string, which can be disassembled and transformed to become a simple stove. A board with slits designed to serve as a platform for placing trivets with legs and solid fuel, ignitable materials, etc. after disassembly and transformation. The contents are on top of the plate inside the can, and the plate and springs are under the plate. When the can is opened, the spring raises the plate and contents and locks the plate in place. structure