JPH0719353U - Connected candles that enable continuous burning of wax - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] The purpose is to connect a candle that has been consumed and shortened by burning for lighting to a candle of the same shape, and to have the same function as a single-body molded product. [Structure] A fibrous material fixed to the center of an existing candle, which is molded so that both ends can be connected, that is, the upper end is a concave conical shape and the lower end is a convex conical shape, and the conical angles are the same. The ignition wick is configured to come into contact with each other at the joint surface when connecting with another candle.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a candle for a light for a festival or when lighting is needed due to an unexpected situation in daily life.

[0002]

[Vertical technology]

 What has been used as this kind of candle has been almost constant for hundreds of years, and the upper part of the cylindrical solid wax is made convex to expose a part of the ignition wick, and the lower part is molded horizontally to form a fixed base. Although a conical small hole for attachment is drilled and a fibrous core for ignition and combustion is fixed to the center of a cylindrical solid wax, the lower end of the core is inserted into and fixed to the lower bottom formed in a horizontal plane. Target.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 With the candles for lighting and lighting with the conventional technology, it is not possible to connect with other candles of the same shape because of the molding form, and when solid wax as fuel is consumed by combustion, the solid wax in cylindrical shape becomes short and for ignition combustion. Since the fiber core also shortens at the same time, heat was transferred to the fixed base as the lamp approached the lamp, and it became disintegrated wax, causing the shape to collapse. When the lamp shortened due to combustion, the candle became The fire was extinguished and the unburned partially fixed wax was disposed of as waste. Continuous combustion was impossible and the generation of waste was inevitable.

The present invention not only modifies the shape of the existing candle to enable continuous combustion, but also provides the complete effective utilization of solid wax as fuel without generating any unburned waste. It is a thing.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to achieve the above object, in the present invention, the cylindrical solid wax has a concave conical shape at the upper part and a convex conical shape at the lower part at the same angle. Even if there is a difference in fitting, it is possible to fit and connect with each other

Further, one end of the fibrous wick for ignition fixed to the center of the cylindrical solid wax is exposed to the upper concave pyramid side, and the length is exposed in the lower convex cone shape. It is equivalent to the depth of the conical eyelet for mounting, and the other end of this wick comes into contact with the ignition wick exposed to the upper concave conical shape side when connecting the same-shaped candle from the position of the apex of the conical eyelet. To expose a little

[0007]

[Action]

 Attached to a fixed table for holding the candle of the present invention, if ignition combustion continues and becomes shorter, the same shape installed on another fixed table If you insert it into the upper part of the candle without extinguishing it, the conical concave and convex shape of the same angle Since the mating surface is stable, the fibrous wick for ignition contacts vertically at the central position of the mating surface. This creates a candle with the same function as a single-body molded product and continues combustion. However, the light does not approach the fixed base and melts into wax due to heat transfer and does not collapse and collapse.

[0008]

【Example】

 A fixed stand as a holder for a candle for a light and a lamp has a protrusion in its center and a cylindrical shape. A candle shaped as a solid wax has a cone-shaped small hole in the center from the bottom to the top. It is configured to be attached to the fixed base by inserting into. Based on the drawings,

[Figure 1] Front view

FIG. 2 is a cylindrical solid wax as shown in the cross-sectional view, where the upper and lower ends are an upper concave conical portion 1 and the lower portion is a convex conical portion 2, and a fibrous core 3 for ignition combustion is centered. A candle that is fixed to the lower part and has a cone-shaped small hole 5 for inserting it into the projection of the fixing base as a holder is attached to the fixing base and attached to the fixing base. Without extinguishing, put it on the other candle of the same shape and connect it. In this case, since the ignition wick 3 of the other candle of the same shape is not ignited, it is a protrusion of the fixed base molded under the burning candle. When inserted into the conical eyelet 5, it contacts the lower part 7 of the burning candle core at the apex 6 of this eyelet 5, the strength of the ignition wick required for this operation is that the fiber is sufficiently impregnated with wax. Is possible.

The cone-shaped small hole 5 has a structure in which, when two candles are connected to the upper and lower sides and the state is equivalent to that of a single-body molded product, a small cavity is formed in the molded product, so that the molten wax at the joint surface is exposed to the outside. It is poured into this cavity without flowing, and the movement of the lamp from the top to the bottom at the contact position of the ignition combustion wick is made more reliable.

[0010]

[Effect of device]

 The present invention has the following effects from the configuration as described above.

Resource saving is realized by eliminating the waste of solid wax as a raw material for burning lamps, achieving complete effective utilization.

Prevention of waste generation can be achieved.

Combustion can be continued continuously for a predetermined time that requires lighting.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an external front view.

FIG. 2 is a vertical sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG.

FIG. 3 is a plan view of FIG.

FIG. 4 is a bottom view of FIG. 1.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Upper concave conical molding part 2 Lower convex conical molding part 3 Fibrous core for ignition combustion 4 Solid cylindrical wax 5 Cone-shaped small hole for attaching to protrusion of holding fixture 6 Apex of the same conical small hole 7 Ignition Lower exposed part of combustion wick

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A candle used for lighting or lighting, that is, a wax as a combustion material is molded into a cylindrical shape, and a fibrous core functioning as a capillary tube is fixed to the center of the cylindrical shape continuously and linearly. As shown in FIG. 1, the upper and lower ends of an existing candle whose upper end is exposed to the outside of a cylinder for ignition are molded into a conical shape with a lower end and a conical shape with a concave end. The convex concave conical shape at both ends has the same angular height and is molded to allow mutual fitting.One end of the wick fixed to the center of the cylindrical shape in a continuous straight line has an upper concave conical shape for ignition. Expose. 2. In the convex conical shape measurement, a conical small hole having a depth of the same dimension as the length of the exposed ignition wick is molded in the center part, and the end of the core is partially solid wax at the apex of the hole. A candle with a shape that is exposed to the outside and allows contact with the ignition wick of a candle for connecting the same shape.