JPH03225115A - Igniting tool for outdoor - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To enable formation of a stable flame only in a short time after ignition even when the flame is exposed to outdoor strong wind by a method wherein a cylinder body having high voids, excellent impregnating ability, and combustibility is filled with wax or combustible fibers impregnated with wax. CONSTITUTION:A sheet having high voids and excellent impregnating properties is wound to form a cylinder body 1, and filled approximately to 2/3 that of the cylinder body with wax 2 or cotton 12 impregnated with wax. The cotton is filled with the wax such that the cotton is previously impregnated with the wax, the cylinder body 1 of a sheet is filled with the wax in a state that the wax is softened or molten at a certain temperature, or impregnating cotton 2 molded in size conforming to the bore of the cylinder body 1 is inserted in the cylinder body 1, or the cylinder body 1 of a sheet is previously filled with cotton, and after molten wax is caused to flow in the cotton to impregnate the cotton therewith, the wax is cooled. When a sheet 1 part at the tip thereof is ignited, the wax 2 is molten and absorbed in the sheet 1, and the wax 2 is thermally decomposed for gasification. Flame is burnt up from above with a force and gradually moved to below. The flame is finally burnt up, and even when it flaps with outdoor strong wind, it does not blow out.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to an improvement in an outdoor igniter used when visiting a grave or playing with fireworks.

(Conventional technology and its problems) When we go to visit a grave, the wind outside is strong and the flames of the pine and candles are blown out instantly, making it difficult to light the bundle of incense sticks we brought with us, which is inconvenient. Thinking is something we often experience. Also, when enjoying fireworks outdoors in the summer, it is a common experience that the candles get blown out by the wind.

Also, if it is something like a candle, as it burns, the melted wax will stain the surrounding area, and it has the disadvantage that it must be cleaned after use.

(Object of the Invention) In view of such conventional experience, the object of the present invention is to emit a stable flame for a short period of time after ignition even when exposed to strong winds outdoors, and then almost disappear. To provide outdoor fire starters.

(Means for Solving the Problems) In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention has the following features:
The outdoor igniter A is constructed by filling the combustible fibers 2 impregnated with wax or wax, and the outdoor igniter A of claim (2) has: A highly durable and flammable cylinder 1 and wax 2
The outer cylinder 1- is filled with combustible fibers 2 impregnated with wax, and a ventilation gap 3 is provided around the outer periphery of the cylinder 1.

The outdoor fire ignition device of claim (3) adopts the following technical means: ■In the outdoor fire ignition device A of claim (1) or (2),
■The technical means of filling the bottom of the cylindrical body 1 with high melting point wax 5 is adopted, and the outdoor fire igniter according to claim (4) is: ■The outdoor fire igniter according to claim (1) or (2). In fire starter A,
(2) The cylinder 1 is made of paper with high porosity and excellent impregnation properties, such as Japanese paper or semi-M1 paper.

The outdoor fire starter of claim (5) adopts the following technical means: ■The outdoor fire starter A of claim (1) or (2) has the following technical means:
■The combustible fiber 2 is cotton.

The outdoor fire igniter of claim (6) is: (1) In the outdoor fire igniter A of claim (2), (2) is attached to the bottom of the cylinder body 1; A support 6 is provided which can supply fresh air to the ventilation gap 3 by raising the bottom of the support 6.

This technical method is adopted.

(Function) - When the paper 1 at the tip of the outdoor fire igniter A of the first embodiment is ignited, the wax 2 is melted by the heat and absorbed by the paper 1.
This wax 2 thermally decomposes and vaporizes, resulting in strong and stable moxibustion.

λ In this state, for example, incense sticks or fireworks are ignited.

■The old kikai flames up vigorously from the top, gradually moves downwards, and eventually the whole thing bursts into flames, and it will not go out even if it is fanned by strong winds outside.

■Also, if the outdoor fire starter A of the second embodiment is ignitable,
Fresh outside air is continuously supplied from below through the ventilation gap 3, and unlike in the case without the outer cylinder 1, the entire body is engulfed in flames in a very short time, causing the interior to burst into flames. Continue to use steady and vigorous moxibustion until the wax is gone.

- If cotton is impregnated with cicada 2, the wax 2 will melt during combustion and will not suddenly flow out of the cylinder 1.It can be used safely and cleanly, and the entire body will burn out completely. Because it burns up to 100,000 yen, the combustion residue is rarely left behind.

(Example) Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail according to illustrated embodiments.

The cylindrical body 1 constituting the outdoor fire igniter A is made of paper such as Japanese paper or Japanese paper, which has a high porosity, excellent impregnability, and is flammable.

The fuel used is ordinary Western candle wax 2, and either it is used as it is or combustible fiber 2 impregnated with wax is used. In this embodiment, cotton is used as the combustible fiber, but it is of course not limited to this.

Paper with high porosity and excellent impregnation properties is rolled into a cylindrical shape to form a cylinder 1, and the wax 2 or wax-impregnated cotton 2 is filled up to a height of about 273 cm. Filling the cotton with the wax 2 can be carried out by impregnating the cotton with wax in advance and filling the paper tube 1 with the wax in a softened or melted state over a certain amount of warmth. The impregnated cotton 2 molded to match the inner diameter of the cylinder 1 is inserted into the cylinder 1, or the cotton is first filled in the paper cylinder 1, and molten wax is poured into this to impregnate the cotton. There are various methods that can be considered to avoid cooling. In this case, it is more preferable that the wax 2 is impregnated into the paper 1.

This results in a wickless candle A wrapped in wax paper.

A support device (well, a needle body 8 is erected on a base 7 and a stopper 9 is provided in the center of the needle body 8) is placed at the bottom of the container 10.

The container 10 for storing the outdoor fire starter A is made of ceramic, such as a wide-mouthed bottle, and has a recess 11 in the center of the bottom for mounting the support 6 thereon.

Now, stick this outdoor fire igniter A into the support 6 disposed at the bottom of the container 10, make it stand up against the stopper 9, and then ignite the paper 1 at the tip and the hot wax 2 The wax is melted and absorbed by paper 1, and this wax 2 decomposes and vaporizes, creating a strong and stable flame. In this state, for example, incense sticks or fireworks are ignited.

In the case of the first embodiment, the moxibustion flares up vigorously from the top, gradually moves downward, and finally burns up all over, and does not go out even if it is fanned by a strong wind outdoors.

Further, as a second embodiment of the present invention, when the outer cylinder 4 is provided with a ventilation gap 3 on the outer periphery of the cylinder 1, fresh outside air is continuously drawn from below through the ventilation gap 3. Unlike the case without the outer cylinder 1, the entire body is covered with moxibustion and burns up in a very short time, and it continues to maintain a stable and vigorous flame until the wax 2 inside is exhausted.

That is, when the outer cylinder 4 first bursts into flames, the molten impregnated wax 2 inside is sucked toward it, increasing the flame's strength, until the entire body is enveloped in moxibustion and bursts into flames. This makes it possible to obtain a stable flame as described above even in strong winds. The outer cylinder 4 may have a simple cylindrical shape as shown in the figure, or it may have a corkate shape as shown by a broken line.

In addition, in this case, by keeping the bottom of the outdoor fire igniter A floating by contacting the stopper 9, the ventilation gap 3
The supply of fresh air becomes smoother, and combustion takes place more smoothly and completely.

In addition, if cotton is impregnated with wax 2, the wax 2 will not melt during combustion and suddenly flow out of the cylinder, so it can be used safely and cleanly, and it will burn until the entire body is completely burnt out. As a result, no combustion residue remains.

Furthermore, the bottom of the cylindrical body 1 may be filled with high melting point wax 5. In this case, since the high melting point wax 5 melts slowly compared to wax, the melted wax will not flow out from the bottom due to combustion. , it is possible to carry out safe combustion. Usually, as the high melting point wax 5, one having a temperature of 120 to 200°C is used. On the other hand, the melting point of wax 2 for burning and burning is usually
Usually, the temperature is about 40°C.

(Effect) According to claim (1) of the present invention, the cylindrical body is filled with wax or combustible fibers impregnated with wax, which has a high porosity and excellent impregnability, and is flammable. Because the cylinder is easily impregnated with wax, it has good ignitability, and because the wax is heated from the surrounding area, it is possible to form a large and stable moxibustion, which does not disappear even when stirred by strong winds outdoors. It is fleeting. Furthermore, when combustible fibers are impregnated with wax, the fluidity of the wax is inhibited to some extent during heating, so that it does not flow outside and does not pollute the surrounding area.

In addition, in claim (2) of the present invention, a flammable cylinder having a high porosity and excellent impregnating properties is filled with wax or combustible fibers impregnated with wax, and the outer periphery of the cylinder is filled with wax or combustible fibers impregnated with wax. Since the outer cylinder is arranged with a ventilation gap, if it ignites, the outer cylinder will burst into flames, and fT fresh air will be continuously supplied through the ventilation gap. As a result, the whole flame burns up in a short period of time, forming a stable flame.

Claim (3) of the present invention is the outdoor fire starter according to claim (1) or (2), in which the bottom of the cylinder is filled with high melting point wax, so that melted wax flows out from the bottom during combustion. It keeps the surrounding area clean.

Claim (4) of the present invention is the outdoor fire igniter of claim (1) or (2), in which the cylinder is made of paper with high porosity and excellent impregnation properties, such as Japanese paper or paper. The cylindrical body has good ignitability, and it has the advantage of being easy to ignite even in windy places, such as outdoors.

Claim (5) of the present invention is the outdoor fire starter of claim (1) or (2), since the combustible fiber is made of cotton.
The wax that melts during combustion is restrained by the cotton and does not flow out, achieving safe and stable combustion.

Further, claim (6) of the present invention is the outdoor fire igniter of claim (2), which is attached to the bottom of the cylindrical body and supplies fresh air to the ventilation gap by floating the bottom of the cylindrical body. Since it is equipped with a support that can be used for outdoor use, it is possible to improve the combustibility of the outdoor fire igniter.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1: A perspective view of the first embodiment of the present invention Fig. 2: A perspective view of the second embodiment of the invention Fig. 3: A perspective view of the third embodiment of the invention Fig. 4 A perspective view (A) of the outdoor combustion device of the invention attached to a container, outdoor fire starter (1) - cylinder (2), flammable fiber impregnated with wax or flies (3)...
Air permeability gap (4)... Outer tube (5)... High melting point wax (6), Support (7), Base (8)...
・1 unit (9) Stopper (10)... Container (11
)・・Concave (12)・Cotton (A)・・Outdoor fire starter (1)・・Cylinder

Claims (6)

[Claims] (1) An outdoor fire igniter characterized by having a high porosity, excellent impregnating properties, and having a flammable cylinder filled with wax or combustible fibers impregnated with wax. (2) A flammable cylinder with high porosity and excellent impregnation properties is filled with wax or combustible fibers impregnated with wax, and an outer cylinder is provided with a ventilation gap around the outer periphery of the cylinder. An outdoor fire starter that features a (3) The outdoor fire igniter according to claim (1) or (2), characterized in that the bottom of the cylindrical body is filled with a high melting point wax. (4) The outdoor fire igniter of claim (1) or (2), wherein the cylinder is made of paper such as Japanese paper or paper with high porosity and excellent impregnation properties. (5) The outdoor fire starter according to claim (1) or (2), wherein the combustible fiber is made of cotton. (6) The outdoor fire igniter of claim (2) is provided with a support that is attached to the bottom of the cylinder and can supply fresh air to the ventilation gap by lifting the bottom of the cylinder. Featured outdoor fire starter.