JPS60202236A - Gas range - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To make it possible to easily determine and fix the mutual relationship between the burner and a secondary air hole through which is supplied secondary air to the burner, by bringing legs forming and holding a secondary air stream passage between the burner and a receiving pan into contact with a flange portion provided in the receiving pan. CONSTITUTION:On the receiving pan 6, legs 9 of the burner 1 make contact with the flange portion 10 provided upright around the periphery of the secondary air hole 7. Since the gas range is stained by boiled soup and the like, the receiving pan 6 is frequently cleaned by washing with water. Therefore, the burner 1 is removed at each time of cleaning and reset after cleaning. Upon this occasion, the position of the burner 1 is held by legs 9 in contact with the flange portion 10 provided upright around the periphery of the secondary air hole 7. Hence, when the burner 1 is mounted erroneously, the burner 1 inclines even when a part of the legs 9, for example, is inserted into the secondary air hole 7. Therefore, the erroneous mounting can be easily found. Further, by bringing the legs 9 into contact with the flange portion 10, the burner 1 does not move during the use of the gas range.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of Industrial Application The present invention is directed to a gas stove that receives all of the boiling liquid in a saucer when the boiling liquid in an object to be heated (hereinafter referred to as silver) boils over while the gas stove is in use. This relates to fixing and holding the burner in position.

Purpose of the Invention The present invention provides a gas stove which is configured to receive all of the boiling liquid that boils over from a pot during use of the gas stove in a saucer, and which has a secondary air hole that supplies secondary air to the burner and the burner secondary air hole. The purpose is to easily determine and fix mutual relationships.

Structure of the Invention The present invention includes a burner having a flame hole and a burner secondary air hole arranged on the same axis, and placing it on a saucer, and placing one side on the burner or the saucer in an area surrounded by the burner, the saucer, and the trivet. In a gas stove that has a secondary air control plate that is brought into contact with the burner, the legs that form and hold the secondary air flow path between the burner and the saucer are brought into contact with the flange provided on the saucer to control the secondary air flow. It has a structure that secures a path and maintains the positional relationship between the burner, saucer, tray, etc.

DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, and will be described below with reference to the figures.

A burner 1 has a mixed air flow population 2, and has a flame hole 3 and a burner central secondary air hole 4 on the same axis of the burner 1. 5 is a trivet, 6 is a saucer; has an air hole 7 and a burner port 8;
The legs 9 of the burner 1 are placed on the saucer 6, and the burner 1 is placed in contact with the collar 10 standing around the secondary air hole 7, forming a secondary air flow path 11, and the burner 1 and the saucer A secondary air control plate in contact with the burner 1 and the saucer is constructed in a region 12 surrounded by the burner 1 and the cutout 5.

The air-fuel mixture flows into the burner 1 from the air-fuel mixture flow 2, blows out from the flame hole 3, and burns. At this time, a pot (not shown) is placed on the stove 5 and used. If the boiling liquid in the pot boils over during use, it will fall onto the burner 1 and secondary air control board 12 or the saucer 6, and all the boiled-over broth (d receiver 11
It accumulates to 6. The secondary air necessary for combustion at this time to the center of the burner 1 is supplied from the secondary air hole 7 through the secondary air passage 11 and through the burner center secondary air hole 4 .

Since the gas stove used as described above becomes dirty with boiling liquid and the like, the saucer 6 is often cleaned by washing with water or the like from time to time. Therefore, burner 1il-i is removed and reinstalled each time. At this time, the burner 1 is held in position with its legs 9 in contact with the collar 10 standing around the secondary air hole 9. Therefore, if the burner 1 is installed incorrectly, for example if the leg 9 is partially inserted into the secondary air hole 7, the burner 1 will tilt. Further, by keeping the legs 9 in contact with the collar portion 10, the burner 1 does not move while the gas stove is in use.

Effects of the Invention As described above, the present invention places a burner on a saucer, forms a secondary air flow path between the burner and the saucer, and maintains the position of the burner with a flange provided with holding legs on the saucer. By doing so, it has the following effects.

(1) The positional relationship between the burner, secondary air hole, trivet, etc. is always maintained in the specified position, and the burner blocks the secondary air hole, resulting in a lack of secondary air, and the combustion flame causes abnormalities in the saucer, trivet, etc. There is no heating, there is no bad combustion, no abnormal rise in body temperature, etc.

(2) A secondary air hole is provided in the saucer, and the flange around it is used to prevent boiled liquid that has boiled over in the saucer from flowing into the secondary air hole, and to position the burner. do the work. Therefore, there is no need to provide separate parts that perform both functions.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a sectional view showing an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a partial plan view of the same embodiment. 1... Burner, 4... Burner secondary air hole, 5
...... trivet, 6... saucer, 7...
Secondary air element, 9...Legs, 10...Brim, 11...Secondary air flow 1tM, 12...
Secondary air control board. Name of agent: Patent attorney Toshio Nakao et al.16 Figure 2

Claims (1)

[Claims] A secondary air control system in which a burner with a flame hole and a burner secondary air hole arranged on the same axis is placed on a saucer, and one side is brought into contact with the burner or the saucer in the area surrounded by the burner, saucer, and trivet. A gas stove having a structure having a plate, forming a secondary air flow path between the burner and the saucer, and having a structure in which the position of the burner is held by a flange portion with holding legs provided on the saucer.