JPS61211611A - Roll wick combustion device for kerosine - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To make a heat radiating surface wider and enable to cut off the timeworn portion of a combustion wick by a structure wherein a broad sheet- like wick, which is housed in a slender wick containment under the state being wound in a roll and wetted with kerosine, is made possible to getting in and out with a wick winding bar or a wick lifting and lowering rod. CONSTITUTION:A burner 1 is a detachable flat plate-like box, which is made of thin metallic or catalytic ceramic sheet and has a large number of small holes. The lifting and lowering of a wick 3 is done by turning a milled rod 5. Even when the wick is completely wound to a winding bar 4 so far down beyond the rod 5 part, the wick can be lifted to the rod part 5 by turning the bar in reverse and, by turning the rod at the time, the wick can be bitten by the rod 5, resulting in enabling to lift and lower the wick by the rod. By cutting off the timeworn portion of the wick a pair of scissors under the state that the burner is removed and the wick is lifted a little farther, the new portion of the wick abundantly wound in a roll can be put into use successively.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a combustor for petroleum in which the heat-emitting surface is extremely wide and new parts of the combustion wick can be easily brought out one after another by cutting off the old part. Conventional kerosene stoves use a cylindrical wick, so when the wick gets old, it is not easy to take out a new part, and the heat radiation surface is also small6.In the present invention, by making the combustion wick flat,
In addition to making the wick easy to pull out and store, it also provided a combustor with an extremely large radiation surface, making it possible to use it not only as a conventional indoor stove but also as an outdoor bonfire.

A wide plate-shaped core 3 wetted with petroleum, which is wound into a roll in an elongated core storage container 2, is connected to a core winding rod 4 or a core-in/out rod 5 to 'Fs of a flat-plate combustor 1. This is a roll wick combustion device for petroleum, which is characterized by the fact that it can be put in and taken out by rotating it.

FIG. 1 shows a transparent perspective view of the entire device. This is an example for outdoor use, and the red-hot combustion thin box body 1 is exposed. Because it has a large red-hot surface, it can be exposed to large numbers of people, and we are considering using it in places where open fires are prohibited, such as surfing beaches, camping areas, fishing areas, and workplaces. 6 is an oil tank, 7 is a knob for rotating the roll core winding rod 4, and 8 is a knob for rotating the rod for taking in and out the core. Figure 2 is a transparent perspective view, Figure 3
The figure is a perspective front view. The combustor 1 may be made of wire mesh, but
It is a removable flat box made of a thin plate with many small holes made of metal or catalytic ceramic. The core 3 is put in and taken out by turning the jagged rod 5, but at the same time it is also possible to interlock the core winding with the knob 7, and there is also a separate mechanism to prevent the core from dropping below the part 5. In some cases, it may be necessary to use a different method, but in the case of the 5-piece example, the simplest method is to use the simplest method. Alone 5
The shape of the wick storage container, the amount of wick, and its elasticity are used so that if you turn 5, you can put the wick in and take it out again. If you remove the wick from the combustor, take out a little bit of the wick, and cut it with scissors, you can use the new parts one after another after winding them into a roll.

The one shown in the figure is for outdoor use, but for indoor use, you can install a reflector on the back side and a radial side on the front side. It can be used as a stove.The tank does not have to be an independent type, but can be installed as a long and narrow box below the heating element.8. This is very convenient. For outdoor use, part 1 is removable, so you can easily carry it in the trunk of your car.The core is heated by the oil that has been filled to about half of the roll. In addition, the innermost part of the core winding rod 4 and the core 3 are connected to each other.In order to achieve better combustion against wind, the combustion surface is covered with a heat-resistant transparent material.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective perspective view. FIG. 2 is a perspective side view. FIG. 3 is a perspective front view. Roll core storage container 3. Core 4,
Core winding rod 5. Centering rod 6, tank
7. Core take-up rod rotation knob 8, core take-in and take-out Rondo rotation Patent applicant Hideo Masubuchi Heichi-Shiro n1 θ ~ Ton c1o Gu\ Tsu curse 0 Heko 1 ,,. \ I″r)′fSArr) ,,l Moshi-Ichika++-1

Claims (1)

[Claims] A wide plate-shaped core 3 wetted with petroleum, which is wound into a roll in a long and thin core storage container 2, is placed at the bottom of the flat-plate combustor 1, and rotates a core winding rod 4 or a core loading/unloading rod 5. A roll wick combustion device for petroleum, characterized in that it can be operated in and out by