JPH0366328A - Burner - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To obtain a burner in which soot is not emitted from an exhaust port by providing a grill upper burner on the upper face in a grill box, providing an after-burner A turned in the same direction as the grill upper burner on a flue between the burner and the exhaust port, and providing an after-burner B so as to be opposed to the after-burner A. CONSTITUTION:An after-burner B 13 forms a burning flame 14 and burns so as to be opposed to the burning flame 10 of an after-burner A 8 in a flue 7. When soot 16 flows through the inside of the flue 7, since the flue 7 is closed up by the burning flame 10 of the after-burner A 8 provided in the flue 7 and the burning flame 14 of the after-burner B 13, the soot 16 flowing to the flue 7 is burned off at the time of flowing through the inside of both the burning flames 10, 14. Accordingly, it does not occurs that the soot 16 is exhausted from the exhaust port 6. Also, since the after-burner A 8 and a grill burner 5 are provided as separate bodies, at the time of a fault of one of them, the maintenance is facilitated, and since the parts are small, respectively, the expenses are reduced.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of Industrial Application The present invention relates to a grilling device used at home for purposes such as grilling fish.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Conventionally, this type of baking machine has a baking machine l as shown in Fig. 3.
Place the grill 3 on top of the grill plate 2 and place it inside the grill 4.
The grill top burner 5 is configured above the grill 43, and the grill interior 4 and the exhaust port 6 are connected through a flue 7.
The flue 7 is provided with an afterburner A8 facing in the same direction as the grill upper burner 5, the grill upper burner 5 forms a combustion flame 9 and burns, and the afterburner A8 forms a combustion flame 10 and burns. , Oil smoke All and oil smoke B12 are inside the grill compartment 4
It is configured to flow from the air to the exhaust port 6. In this baking machine 1, an object to be heated placed on a grill 3 is heated by the combustion heat of a burner 5 on the grill and becomes baked clay. At this time, the oil smoke All generated by the oil scattered from the object to be heated flows in the combustion flame 10, and the oil smoke B12 flows in the flue 7 and reaches the exhaust port 6.

Problem to be Solved by the Invention However, in the above configuration, the oil smoke B12 does not flow through the combustion flame 10 of the afterburner A8, but instead flows through the flue 7 to the exhaust port 6. The purpose of the oil smoke All and oil smoke B1 flowing in the flue 7
Although it was intended to burn off and remove the oil smoke B12 with the combustion flame 10, there was a problem in that the oil smoke B12 was not removed and was discharged from the exhaust port 6.

The present invention solves these conventional problems and provides a kiln that does not produce oily smoke from the exhaust port of the kiln.

Means for Solving the Problems In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the baking machine of the present invention is provided with a grill top burner on the upper surface of the inside of the grill and a flue between the inside of the grill and the exhaust port communicating with the inside of the grill. Afterburner A separate from the grill top burner facing in the same direction as the grill top burner
Afterburner B is installed opposite afterburner A.
is installed in the flue.

Effect: Due to the above-mentioned configuration, the oil smoke generated inside the grill is
Flows from inside the grill to the flue, and the flue is the afterburner A.
The oil smoke flowing into the flue because it is blocked by the combustion flame of afterburner B and the combustion flame of afterburner B is burned off by the combustion flame as it flows through both combustion flames, so oil smoke is discharged from the exhaust port. You will no longer be exposed to it.

Embodiment Hereinafter, one embodiment of the present invention will be described based on the accompanying drawings. Note that the same reference numerals are given to parts having the same functions as in the conventional case, and explanations thereof will be omitted.

In FIGS. 1 and 2, reference numeral 13 forms a combustion flame 14 in an afterburner B and burns it in the flue 7 facing the combustion flame 10 of the afterburner A8. Reference numeral 15 indicates a lower grill burner disposed so as to partially look into the grill interior 4, 16 indicates the flow of oil smoke generated by scattering from the heated object into the grill interior 4, and the griller l is configured. There is.

In the above configuration, when the oil smoke 16 flows through the flue 7,
The flue 7 is the combustion flame 1 of the afterburner A8 installed inside the flue 7.
0 and the combustion flame 14 of the afterburner B13, the oil smoke 16 flowing into the flue 7 is burned off as it flows through both combustion flames 10. This has the effect of not being discharged. In addition, since the afterburner A8 and the grill top burner 5 are provided separately, maintenance is easy in the event that one or the other breaks down, and the cost is also low because the parts are individually small. .

Effects of the Invention As is clear from the above description of the embodiment, afterburner A is provided in the flue leading from the inside of the grill to the exhaust port, and afterburner B is provided opposite to afterburner A, and the combustion flames of both afterburners are Since it is formed inside the flue, the oil smoke generated during grilling of the heated items inside the grill is completely burned off and is no longer discharged from the exhaust port, preventing it from contaminating the room where the grill is installed. There is an effect.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of a conventional firing device. 1... Baking device, 2... Grill plate, 3.
...Grill grill, 4...Grill interior, 5...
...Grill top burner, 6...Exhaust port, 7...
... Flue, 8 ... Afterburner A, 13
...Afterburner B.

Claims (1)

[Claims] A grill is placed on a grill pan and delivered into the grill chamber, a grill upper burner is provided on the upper surface of the grill chamber, and the flue between the inside of the grill chamber and the exhaust port communicating with the inside of the grill chamber is provided with the grill tray. A sinter comprising an afterburner A facing in the same direction as the grill top burner and separate from the grill top burner, and an afterburner B facing the afterburner A provided in the flue.