JPH0224004Y2 - - Google Patents

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[Detailed description of the invention] (Field of industrial application) This invention relates to a combustion device that is easily portable and can be assembled freely, and is particularly suitable for skewering fish, dumplings, etc. Regarding equipment.

(Conventional technology) Fish, dumplings, or rice balls such as ``Kiritanpo'', a local dish of Akita prefecture, are placed on skewers.
Traditionally, when grilling on skewers, a grill or hibachi is used.

In other words, in the case of grilled dishes such as those mentioned above, when grilling without using a grill, the method of grilling is generally to insert a skewer and stick the lower part of the skewer into the ash around the charcoal of a brazier or brazier. It is.

(Problems in the Prior Art) However, the conventional skewer grilling on a grill or brazier has the following problems.

In other words, a charcoal fire is placed in the middle, and skewers with food such as fish are stuck around the charcoal fire and grilled, so not only the food but also the skewers themselves are burnt. If you keep the skewers away from the coals to prevent them from burning, it will take longer for the food to cook. Also, since the skewer is only inserted into the ash, there is a risk of it falling over if it is not inserted properly.

Moreover, it is not only troublesome to start a charcoal fire, it is of course impossible to use gas other than a charcoal fire, and it is inconvenient to carry around, making it impossible to use it outdoors.

(Purpose of the invention) This invention was made in view of the above points,
To provide a combustion device suitable for skewering that has a simple structure, allows the use of both charcoal and gas, and can be easily carried and assembled.

(Means for solving the problems) This invention was constructed as follows to achieve the above object. That is, it consists of the following parts: an outer container, an inner container, a gas stove stand, a gas stove, and a fuel storage container. The hose has an insertion hole, and partition plates are provided inwardly protruding on both sides of the hose insertion hole, and the inner container is a bottomed cylinder with an opening at the top, and has a height that is approximately the same as that of the outer container. A vertically long gas stove neck insertion hole is bored in the peripheral wall, and the gas stove is stored in contact with the partition plate of the outer container, and the gas stove stand is stored in the inner container, and the gas stove is mounted on the top. A removable mounting rod is hung horizontally, and a slit-shaped opening into which the neck of the gas stove is inserted is provided in the side wall, and a support member for supporting the neck of the gas stove is rotatable in the opening. The gas stove is placed on the gas stove stand with the neck of the gas stove inserted through the gas stove neck insertion hole of the inner container, and the fuel storage container is fitted internally to the inner container and can freely slide. It is a double cylindrical body, and the peripheral wall of the inner cylinder has air holes located above the upper surface of the inner container at regular intervals, and the inner surface below the air holes has a number of small holes. A combustion plate with holes formed therein is integrally provided, a peripheral wall below the combustion plate is used as a skirt portion, and air conditioning holes are formed in the peripheral wall of the outer cylinder to match the air holes in the inner cylinder. It is characterized by

(Function) The space between the outer container and the inner container can be filled with ash, sand, etc., and the flow of filled ash, sand, etc. from the hose insertion hole is prevented by the partition plate of the outer container. be done.

Since the gas stove stand has a slit-shaped opening in the side wall, by releasing the mounting rod and support material, it becomes a storage cylinder for the gas stove, making it convenient for storage.

In addition, the fuel storage cylinder is not only advantageous for burning charcoal because the amount of ventilation can be adjusted, but the combustion plate also works to radiate the combustion heat of the gas at a uniform ambient temperature.

(Example) Hereinafter, this invention will be explained in detail based on an example shown in the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an example of this invention.
This device is composed of an outer container 1, an inner container 2, a gas stove stand 3, a gas stove 4, and a fuel storage container 5. Furthermore, each part will be explained in detail.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the outer container 1. FIG.

The outer container 1 is a cylindrical body with a bottom, and a vertically elongated hose insertion hole 11 is bored in the peripheral wall 10. On both sides of the hose insertion hole 11, partition plates 12 are provided on the inner surface of the peripheral wall 10 at regular intervals. It is installed protrudingly. This partition plate 1
2 is connected to a skewer locking ring 13 which is partially fixed to the inner surface of the peripheral wall 10.

The partition plate 12 is provided on the inner surface of the peripheral wall 10 in a substantially V-shape, and the hose insertion hole 11 is formed in the partition plate 1.
It is located between the two. In the embodiment, the skewer locking ring 13 is constituted by two rings, an inner ring and an outer ring, and is formed slightly larger than the inner container 2 so that the inner container 2 can be inserted therein. 14 is a handle attached to the outer surface of the peripheral wall 10. Incidentally, the skewer locking ring 13 may be in the form of a net, and can be omitted if necessary.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the inner container 2. FIG.

The inner container 2 is a bottomed cylindrical body having almost the same height as the outer container 1, and the peripheral wall 21 is provided with a gas stove neck insertion hole 21 through which the vertically long neck of the gas stove 4 is inserted. The lower end 22 of has a constant height from the bottom 23.

Since the insertion hole 21 is formed at a constant height from the bottom 23, water can be poured into the inner container 2 and the bottom 2
It is possible to prevent overheating due to insulation and falling charcoal to the bottom surface of 3. Therefore, it can be used safely anywhere.

By inserting the inner container 2 into the skewer locking ring 13 of the outer container 1, a gap 24 is formed between the inner container 2 and the outer container 1, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 8. This gap 24 is partitioned by partition plates 12 arranged on both sides of the hose insertion hole 11.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the gas stove 3, which is housed in the inner container 2. FIG.

In the illustrated embodiment, the gas stove stand 3 is a cylindrical body in which a partially cut-out upper frame 30 and a partially cut-out lower frame 31 are connected by a support 32.
The notches of the upper frame 30 and the lower frame 31 are arranged on the same plane,
An opening 34 is formed by a support 33 that connects the upper and lower frames.

The upper frame 30 is formed larger than the gas stove stand 3, and the diameter of the lower frame 31 is formed smaller than that of the upper frame 30 so that it can be easily inserted into the inner container 2. Therefore, in the embodiment, the support 32 is connected to the upper frame 3.
0 and the outer surface of the lower frame 31.

Further, a spacer 36 having a hole 36a through which a mounting rod 35 is inserted in a detachable manner is vertically suspended on the lower surface of the upper frame 30.
The gas stove 4 is placed by inserting it into the hole 6a.

A substantially U-shaped support member 3 is attached to the top of one of the pillars 33.
One end of the support member 37 is rotatably attached, and the other end of the support member 37 is configured to be engaged with a pin 38 projecting from the top of the other support column 33.

Therefore, the main body of the gas stove 4 is inscribed in the pillar 32 and placed on the mounting rod 35, and the neck of the gas stove 4 is supported by the support member 37 whose end is locked to the pin 38, and is held horizontally. Retained. When the mounting rod 35 is pulled out to release the locking state of the support member 37, the gas stove main body is lowered into the gas stove stand, and at the same time, the neck of the gas stove is inserted into the opening 34, so that the gas stove 4 can be moved into the gas stove. It is stored in the stand 3.

The height of the upper frame 30 is configured such that the air hole of the charcoal storage container 5 is located above the upper end of the inner container 2 when the gas stove 4 and the charcoal storage container 5 are placed thereon.

In addition to the above-mentioned embodiments, the gas stove stand 3 also has the following features:
A slit forming the opening 34 may be provided in a part of the side wall of the cylindrical body.

The gas stove 4 is a conventionally commercially available round gas stove, and consists of an outer ring 40, an inner ring 41 having a gas jet hole 42, and a neck 43 connected to a gas pipe and provided with a socket. A mounting plate 44 on which a pot or the like is placed protrudes from the upper surface of the ring 41.

Note that the gas stove 4 is not limited to the structure of the embodiment, and other known gas stoves may also be used.

5 to 7 show embodiments of the fuel storage container 5. FIG.

The fuel storage container 5 is a cylindrical body and is configured to be placed on the gas stove 4 and fitted into the inner container 2.

More specifically, the peripheral wall 50 is provided with air holes 51 bored at appropriate intervals.
A combustion plate 5 with a large number of small holes 52 is provided inside the combustion plate 5.
3 is integrally provided below the air hole 51,
A peripheral wall below the combustion plate 53 is made to protrude as a skirt portion 56. This skirt portion 56 is formed at a height that does not protrude from the upper end of the inner container 2 when the fuel storage container 5 is turned upside down and fitted into the inner container 2.

Further, an air conditioning tube 55 having an air conditioning hole 54 is slidably attached to the outer surface of the peripheral wall 50. The air conditioning holes 54 are bored at the same intervals as the air holes 51, and the air conditioning tube 55 is arranged so that the air holes 51 and the air conditioning holes 54 overlap. By moving the air hole 51, the air hole 51 is fully opened and gradually closed.

57 is a handle rotatably provided on the peripheral wall 50.

Although this invention is made by assembling the above-mentioned parts, each part is not limited to the above embodiments, and the outer container may be formed into a planar polygon, and other aspects of the invention may be made. Other modifications and changes are possible as long as no changes are made.

Next, a method of using the combustion device having the above configuration will be explained.

First, to assemble this device, the inner container 2 is housed in the outer container 1. The gas stove neck insertion hole 21 of the inner container 2 and the hose insertion hole 11 of the outer container 1 are made to face each other, and the outer surface of the inner container 2 is connected to the partition plate 1.
Store it in contact with 2.

A gas stove stand 3 is housed in this inner container 2. The gas stove 4 is placed on the gas stove stand 3 by inserting the mounting rod 35 into the hole 36a of the spacer 36, and at the same time, the support member 37 is rotated to lock the other end of the pin 38. The neck 43 of the gas stove 4 is connected to the insertion hole 2.
1 and protrudes into the gap 25. This neck 43
A gas pipe 7 inserted through a hose insertion hole 11 of the outer container 1 is connected to the gas pipe 7 (see FIG. 8).

Next, assembly is completed by placing the combustion plate 53 on the gas stove 4 while fitting the lower end of the fuel storage container 5 into the inner container 2 (see FIGS. 1 and 10).
(see figure).

The gap 24 between the outer container 1 and the inner container 2 may be filled with ash, sand, etc., and if necessary, water may be poured into the inner container 2.

When this combustion device is used as a gas stove without using charcoal, the fuel storage container 5 may be simply placed after the gas stove 4 is ignited. Since the combustion plate 53 of the fuel storage container 5 has a large number of small holes 52, the combustion heat of the gas rises from the small holes 52, and the heat is radiated from the entire combustion plate 53 at a uniform atmospheric temperature. will be done. In addition, the combustion plate 53
The skirt portion 56 that protrudes further downward prevents the combustion heat of the gas from escaping to the side, which is efficient.

In addition, when using charcoal, ignite the gas stove 4 and place the fuel storage container 5 containing the charcoal on the gas stove 4.
Place the charcoal on the stove and turn off the gas after the charcoal ignites. In the case of a charcoal fire, the opening size of the air hole 51 is adjusted by sliding the air adjustment tube 55.

On the other hand, when the gas stove 4 is not used as a combustion device, such as during transportation or storage, the gas stove 4 is pulled down and stored in the inner container 2.

That is, the fuel storage container 5 is removed and the gas stove 4 is removed.
When the mounting rod 35 is pulled out from the spacer 36 while lifting the supporting member 37 and the pin 38 is released, the main body of the gas stove 4 is lowered to the lower frame 31 and stored in the gas stove stand 3, and at the same time The neck 43 is inserted into the opening 34. At this time, since the hose insertion hole 11 and the gas stove neck insertion hole 21 are vertically formed in the outer container 1 and the inner container 2, respectively, the neck and the hose can be pulled down.

Next, the fuel storage container 5 is turned upside down and fitted into the inner container 2 with the skirt portion 56 facing upward, and the combustion plate 53 is placed on the gas stove stand 3 (see FIG. 11).

In this way, since the top surface is in a horizontal state, it is not only convenient for transportation and storage, but also can be used as a table or the like by placing a board on it.

(Effects of the invention) As is clear from the above explanation, the combustion device of this invention has the following effects.

(1) Either gas or charcoal can be used, and since the peripheral wall of the fuel storage container protrudes beyond the inner container, only the food can be held over it, and the skewers themselves will not burn, making them suitable for skewering.

(2) Since it is easy to transport, it can be used anywhere, indoors or outdoors.

(3) Since the structure is simple, it can be manufactured at low cost and can be used safely without heating the bottom surface.

(4) It is possible to use it as a regular stove with or without removing the fuel storage container, and when not using it as a combustion device, it can be used as a table by placing a board on the top. This method is possible and has excellent versatility.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of this invention, in which Fig. 1 is a perspective view of the whole, Fig. 2 is a perspective view of the outer container, Fig. 3 is a perspective view of the inner container, and Fig. 4 is a perspective view of a gas stove stand.
5 to 7 show the fuel storage container, FIG. 5 is a plan view, FIG. 6 is a front view, FIG. 7 is a sectional view, and FIG. 8 is a perspective view with the fuel storage container removed. Figure 9 is a partial perspective view of the gas stove placed on the gas stove stand, Figure 10 is a sectional view of the gas stove in use, and Figure 11 is a partial perspective view of the gas stove placed on the gas stove stand.
The figure is a cross-sectional view of the gas stove and fuel storage container in a state where they are each pulled down and stored. 1 is the outer container, 2 is the inner container, 3 is the gas stove stand,
4 is a gas stove, 5 is a fuel storage container, 7 is a gas pipe,
10 is a peripheral wall, 11 is a hose insertion hole, 12 is a partition plate, 13 is a skewer locking ring, 14 is a handle, 20 is a peripheral wall, 21 is a gas stove neck insertion hole, 22 is a lower end of the hole, 23 is a bottom, 24, 25 is a gap, 30 is an upper frame, 31 is a lower frame, 32 is a column, 33 is a column, 34
is an opening, 35 is a mounting rod, 36 is a spacer, 36
a is a hole, 37 is a support material, 38 is a pin, 40 is an outer ring, 41 is an inner ring value, 42 is a gas jet hole, 43 is a gas stove neck, 44 is a mounting plate, 50 is a peripheral wall, 51
52 is an air hole, 52 is a small hole, 53 is a combustion plate, 54 is an air conditioning hole, 55 is an air conditioning tube, 56 is a skirt portion, and 57 is a handle.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] Consisting of the following parts: an outer container, an inner container, a gas stove stand, a gas stove, and a fuel storage container, and the outer container is a bottomed cylinder with an open top and a peripheral wall. A portion thereof has a vertically elongated hose insertion hole, and partition plates are provided inwardly protruding on both sides of the hose insertion hole, and the inner container is a bottomed cylinder with an opening at the top, and the outer container is a bottomed cylinder with an opening at the top. It has approximately the same height as the container, has a vertically elongated gas stove neck insertion hole bored in the peripheral wall, and is stored in contact with a partition plate of the outer container, and the gas stove stand is stored in the inner container, A removable mounting rod on which the gas stove is placed is horizontally suspended at the top, a slit-shaped opening into which the neck of the gas stove is inserted is provided in the side wall, and the opening supports the neck of the gas stove. A support member is rotatably provided to support the gas stove, and the gas stove is placed on the gas stove stand with the neck of the gas stove inserted through the gas stove neck insertion hole of the inner container, and the fuel storage container is inscribed in the inner container. It is a double cylinder body that fits and is slidable, and the peripheral wall of the inner cylinder has air holes located above the upper surface of the inner container at regular intervals, and the inner surface below the air holes. is integrally equipped with a combustion plate with many small holes, the peripheral wall below the combustion plate is used as a skirt, and the peripheral wall of the outer cylinder is provided with air conditioning holes that match the air holes in the inner cylinder. A combustion device characterized by having a hole therein.