KR102648540B1 - Multi-purpose Brazier - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a grill for cooking meat or food placed on the upper surface by receiving heat generated from the combustion of fuel so that it can be used when grilling various meats or cooking food outdoors, and the grill (10) on the top. ) is combined, fuel is accommodated and stored therein, and may be composed of a furnace having an internal space where combustion of the received fuel can occur.

Description

Multi-purpose Brazier}

The present invention relates to a brazier, and more specifically, to a multi-purpose brazier used when grilling various types of meat or cooking food outdoors.

As you know, camping has recently been booming due to COVID-19, and the number of camping enthusiasts is rapidly increasing.

Since camping requires camping outdoors, a variety of camping supplies are also offered. In other words, in order to camp, you need a tent, cooking utensils for cooking, tableware for eating, and a brazier to provide a heat source for cooking.

In particular, a brazier is one of the essential tools for grilling meat or providing a heat source for containers containing cooking ingredients.

When choosing camping supplies, users choose them based on various functions such as ease of use, fun and interest, and providing a comfortable atmosphere, and various camping supplies that match these are being developed and applied. For example, in terms of fire stands, foldable fire stands have been developed that are easy to carry, and rechargeable mood lights for outdoor camping are also widely applied.

However, the conventional brazier only provides the function of simply cooking food or heating the surrounding space, and has the disadvantage of having structural limitations in providing other additional functions.

Republic of Korea Registered Utility Model Publication No. 20-0492826 (announced on December 16, 2020)

The present invention was developed to solve the conventional problems described above, and provides a multi-purpose brazier that can heat a grill outdoors through the combustion heat of fuel, easily cook meat or food on the grill, and perform various functions. It is done.

In order to solve the above-described problem, the present invention is a grill 10 that can cook meat or food placed on the upper surface by receiving heat generated by combustion of fuel and the grill 10 is coupled to the upper portion, A furnace unit 20 that accommodates and stores fuel inside and has an internal space where combustion of the received fuel can occur, and the furnace unit 20 so that oil discharged from meat or food cooked on the grill 10 is collected. ) It consists of an oil dust collection unit (30) coupled to the side of the.

In addition, the lower part of the furnace unit 20 is open, and a mesh-shaped wire mesh 23 is further provided in the open lower part. After combustion occurs inside the furnace unit 20, the ash generated is the wire mesh ( 23), it further includes an ash support portion 40 that can be accommodated and stored.

In addition, the ash receiving part 40 is coupled to the lower part of the furnace unit 20 and the ash receiving part 40, which has an open top and an internal space for receiving and storing ash, and is connected to the lower part of the furnace unit 20. It further includes a stand (42) on which the ash stand (41) can be mounted.

In addition, the holder 42 is formed so that both ends are inclined at a specific angle toward the top to guide the movement of falling ash, and a holder groove 421 is provided on the upper surface so that the ash holder 41 can be inserted and mounted. is formed

In addition, the oil dust collection unit 30 is coupled to the upper side of the furnace unit 20 so as to be close to the grill 10, so as to collect oil discharged from meat or food cooked on the grill 10 to one side. An oil guide portion (31) that guides the flow direction of oil, a partition wall (32) coupled along the circumference of the grill (10), and an oil storage portion (33) that accommodates and stores the oil guided through the oil guide portion (31). It further includes,

In addition, an auxiliary cooking unit 50 is coupled to the inside of the furnace unit 20 and can accommodate and store meat or food inside, so that when heat generated from the fuel is transmitted, the meat or food contained therein can be cooked. It further includes.

The present invention injects fuel into the furnace, burns it, and transfers heat to the grill to cook meat or food on the grill, and can easily collect the oil discharged from the meat or food and discharge it to the outside. There is.

In addition, the present invention has the effect of storing the falling ash after combustion inside the furnace unit and easily discharging it to the outside.

In addition, the present invention has the effect of allowing meat or food to be prepared separately through the auxiliary cooking unit.

In addition, the present invention blocks the heat transmitted to both sides of the furnace through the heat inducing member, and can rotate at a specific angle to direct the flame and heat generated by combustion inside the furnace to the center or local area of the grill. It works.

Figure 1 is a front perspective view of a multi-purpose brazier according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view of a multi-purpose brazier according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 3 is a rear perspective view of a multi-purpose brazier according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 4 is a side view showing the inside of the oil dust collection unit 30 opened in a multi-purpose fire stand according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 5 is a rear perspective view of the oil storage unit 33 in a multi-purpose brazier according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 6 is a side cross-sectional view showing a state in which the oil storage part 33 of the multi-purpose brazier is coupled to the brazier 20 according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 7 is a diagram showing a state of use of a multi-purpose brazier according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 8 is a front perspective view of a multi-purpose brazier according to another embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 9 is a partial exploded perspective view of a multi-purpose brazier according to another embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 10 is a diagram showing the state of use of a multi-purpose fire stand according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 1 is a front perspective view of a multi-purpose brazier according to an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view of a multi-purpose brazier according to an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 3 is a rear perspective view of a multi-purpose brazier according to an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 4 is a side view showing the interior of the oil dust collection unit 30 opened in a multi-purpose fire stand according to an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 5 is a rear perspective view of the oil storage unit 33 in a multi-purpose brazier according to an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 6 is a side cross-sectional view showing a state in which the oil storage part 33 of the multi-purpose brazier is coupled to the brazier 20 according to an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 7 is a diagram showing a state of use of a multi-purpose brazier according to an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 8 is a front perspective view of a multi-purpose brazier according to another embodiment of the present invention. Figure 9 is a partial exploded perspective view of a multi-purpose brazier according to another embodiment of the present invention. Figure 10 is a diagram showing the use state of a multi-purpose brazier according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, with reference to the attached drawings, embodiments of the brazier of the present invention will be described in more detail.

The present invention relates to a brazier used when grilling meat or cooking food outdoors. A plurality of support legs (22) are coupled to a brazier (20) equipped with a grill (10), so that it can be mounted on the ground. You can heat the grill 10 outdoors using fuel such as firewood or charcoal to grill meat or cook food.

Here, the grill 10 is made of metal or natural stone processed into a flat shape.

The brazier of the present invention combines a fire plate 10 on the top with a fire plate 10 that can cook meat or food placed on the top by receiving heat generated from the combustion of fuel such as firewood, and fuel is stored inside. An oil dust collection unit (30) and a furnace unit that collect oil discharged from meat or food cooked on the stove unit (20) and the grill (10) that can accommodate the fuel and have an internal space where combustion of the fuel contained therein can occur. After combustion inside (20), the ash receiving part 40, which can easily accommodate and store the generated ash, is combined with the inside of the furnace part 20, and the meat is stored inside by receiving heat generated from the fuel. Alternatively, it may consist of an auxiliary cooking unit 50 that can cook food.

The grill 10 can transmit heat generated by combustion of fuel evenly over the entire area, allowing cooking by transferring heat to meat or food placed on the upper surface. The grill 10 is coupled to the upper part of the brazier 20 and may be formed to correspond to the shape and size of the upper part of the brazier 20.

For example, the grill 10 may be formed in a square or rectangular plate shape. When receiving heat, the grill 10 may be made of a metal material with high thermal conductivity or a natural stone material with high heat preservation so that the heat can be easily and quickly evenly transferred to a large area.

Accordingly, the grill 10 receives heat as fuel is burned and provides a cooking space so that meat or food can be cooked while placed on the upper surface.

The furnace unit 20 accommodates and stores fuel such as firewood or charcoal through the inlet 21, and an internal space may be formed so that combustion of the received fuel can occur. The inlet 21 of the furnace unit 20 is formed by opening the rear of the furnace unit 20, and can communicate with the internal space of the furnace unit 20. The entrance 21 of the furnace unit 20 has An opening and closing portion 24 may be formed, and the inlet 21 may be selectively opened and closed while the opening and closing portion 24 slides.

The furnace unit 20 is formed to have a certain size and, for example, may be formed in a square or rectangular shape. The inner surface of the furnace unit 20 may be coated with a heat-resistant material such as Teflon coating to prevent discoloration and deformation due to heat. The upper and lower portions of the furnace unit 20 may be open. A grill 10 is detachably provided at the upper part of the brazier 20, and a wire mesh 23 can be attached to the lower part.

At this time, the wire mesh 23 is formed to have a size and shape corresponding to the lower part of the open furnace 20, and may be formed in a mesh shape so that air and ash of burned fuel can pass through.

Additionally, support legs 22 may be provided at each lower corner of the furnace unit 20. The support leg 22 has a shape that extends long in the downward direction of the furnace unit 20, so that the furnace unit 20 can be mounted on the ground while being spaced at a specific height from the ground.

Therefore, the furnace unit 20 receives fuel inside through the inlet 21, and when the fuel is placed on the wire mesh 23 and combustion occurs, the flame emitted from the fuel is not exposed to the outside and the grill 10 ) to form a closed space so that heat can be transferred to the grill (10) to heat it.

Additionally, a flue 25 may be provided on the side of the furnace unit 20 so that combustion heat and smoke generated as fuel is burned inside can be discharged.

The flue 25 may have a hollow shape, one end of which may be coupled to one side of the furnace unit 20, and the other side may have a shape extending upward. One side of the flue 25 may be in communication with the interior of the furnace 20 . Accordingly, air flows into the interior of the furnace 20 by passing between the wire mesh 23 at the lower part of the furnace 20 through the flue 25, and combustion heat and smoke are discharged to the other side of the flue 25. As much as possible, air circulation can be achieved.

The oil dust collection unit 30 can collect oil discharged from meat or food cooked on the grill 10. The oil dust collection unit 30 may be provided on the side of the furnace unit 20 in close proximity to the grill 10. The oil dust collection unit 30 is an oil guide unit 31 that guides the flow direction of the oil so that the oil is collected on one side, and the oil guided through the partition wall 32 and the oil guide unit 31 are coupled along the circumference of the grill 10. It may be composed of an oil storage part 33 that accommodates and stores.

Referring to Figure 4, the oil guide part 31 has an open upper and lower part and can be coupled to the upper part of the other side of the brazier part 20 in close proximity to the grill 10. The oil guide portion 31 may be formed to extend to a length corresponding to the width and length of the furnace portion 20. The oil guide unit 31 may be provided with a guide plate 311 therein to guide the flow direction of oil.

At this time, the guide plate 311 may be provided inside the oil guide part 31. The guide plate 311 may be formed to be inclined at a specific angle from the top to the bottom of the oil guide portion 31. The guide plate 311 may be formed to extend in length to maintain one lower side of the oil guide part 31 in an open state. Accordingly, the oil guide part 31 flows from the grill 10 to the oil guide part 31. It can accommodate the oil and guide its flow in one direction, and induce dust to be collected on one side of the open lower part of the oil guide part 31.

A plurality of partition walls 32 may be arranged in a vertical state along the circumference of the grill 10. The partition wall 32 may be formed to extend higher than the height of the grill 10. At this time, the partition walls 32 may be arranged in plural numbers along the circumference of the grill 10 so that one side thereof is open.

The oil storage unit 33 can accommodate and store oil collected through the oil guide unit 31.

The oil storage part 33 has an internal space to store oil, and the upper part can be opened. The oil storage unit 33 may be coupled to the other side of the furnace unit 20 to be located below the oil guide unit 31. The oil storage unit 33 can accommodate and store oil that is collected and dropped through the oil guide unit 31. The oil storage unit 33 may be detachably coupled to the furnace unit 20.

Here, referring to FIGS. 5 and 6, a fitting portion 331 is formed on the rear of the oil storage portion 33, and a fitting groove (331) is formed on the other side of the furnace portion 20 to which the oil storage portion 33 is coupled. 26) can be formed.

The fitting portion 331 of the oil storage unit 33 may be press-fitted to the fitting groove 26 of the furnace unit 20. Here, the other side of the fitting portion 331 may be formed to be inclined at a certain angle toward the lower side of the oil storage portion 33. Accordingly, elastic deformation occurs in the process of interference fitting the fitting portion of the oil storage unit 33 into the fitting groove of the furnace unit 20. At the point when the fitting portion 331 of the oil storage unit 33 is press-fitted into the fitting groove 26 of the furnace unit 20, the shape of the fitting portion 331 is restored to its original shape. The oil storage part 33 can be maintained fixed to the furnace part 20 by the fitting part 331.

Therefore, the oil flowing from the grill 10 through the oil guide part 31 is allowed to collect dust in the oil storage part 33, and when necessary, the oil storage part 33 is removed from the furnace part 20 to collect dust. This means that oil can be easily discharged to the outside.

The ash receiving unit 40 is located at the lower part of the furnace unit 20, and can easily accommodate and store the ash generated after combustion within the furnace unit 20. The ash support part 40 may be coupled to the outer lower part of the furnace part 20. The ash receiving part 40 can guide the ash falling from the inside of the furnace 20 to the outside to move to one side, and can accommodate and store it. The ash holder 40 may be composed of an ash holder 41 and a stand 42 that can accommodate and store ash.

The top of the ash holder 41 may be open, and an internal space may be formed therein to accommodate and store ash. The ash stand 41 may be formed, for example, in a square or rectangular shape. The ash stand 41 may have a handle 411 protruding from one side so that the user can easily hold it. The ash holder 41 may be mounted on the holder 42 and located at the lower part of the furnace unit 20.

The holder 42 can be coupled to the lower part of the furnace unit 20, and the ash holder 41 can be mounted on the upper surface. The holder 42 may have both ends inclined at a specific angle toward the top to guide the movement of the falling material. A mounting groove 421 may be formed on the upper surface of the holder 42 so that the ash holder 41 can be inserted and mounted. At this time, the mounting groove 421 is formed to correspond to the shape and size of the ash holder 41, and may be formed to be retracted from the upper surface of the holder 42 in a downward direction.

Therefore, when the ash remaining from combustion of fuel inside the furnace unit 20 passes between the wire mesh 23 and falls toward the lower side of the furnace unit 20, the ash support unit 40 is placed on the holder 42. The ash is collected into the ash holder 41 and stored inside the ash holder 41. In addition, by gripping the handle 411 and sliding the ash receiving part 40 to separate it from the mounting groove 421, the ash stored in the ash receiving part 40 can be discharged to the outside.

The auxiliary cooking unit 50 is coupled to the inside of the furnace unit 20, receives heat generated from fuel, and can cook meat or food accommodated therein. The auxiliary cooking unit 50 is located on the inner lower side of the furnace unit 20, and one side may be configured to be movable so that it can penetrate the front of the furnace unit 20 and move between the inside and outside of the furnace unit 20.

The auxiliary cooking unit 50 may be provided as a pair on both sides of the inside of the brazier 20 and may be composed of a main body 51 and an auxiliary cooking table 52 on which meat or food can be accommodated and stored.

The main body 51 may be open on one side and have a circular pillar shape. The main body 51 is disposed on the inner lower side of the furnace unit 20, and one side may be in communication with the front of the furnace unit 20. The main body 51 has an internal space formed to accommodate the auxiliary cooking surface 52, and when the auxiliary cooking surface 52 is inserted into one open side, it can guide the direction of movement of the auxiliary cooking surface 52.

The auxiliary cooking surface 52 may have an open top and may be shaped like a semicircular pillar. The auxiliary cooking table 52 may be formed to extend to a length corresponding to the main body 51. The auxiliary cooking table 52 may have an internal space so that meat or food can be accommodated and stored therein. The auxiliary cooking table 52 can be inserted into the main body 51 and can slide and move within the main body 51.

Accordingly, the auxiliary cooking unit 50 slides and moves inside the main body 51, and meat or food is stored in the auxiliary cooking table 52 while going back and forth between the inside and the outside of the furnace unit 20. It is possible to cook meat or food stored in the auxiliary cooking table 52 by receiving the combustion heat of the fuel burned internally. At this time, since the auxiliary cooking surface 52 can be selectively pulled out from the main body 51, the temperature of meat or food can be raised and warmed in a short period of time.

In this way, as shown in FIG. 7, in the brazier of the present invention, when fuel such as firewood is put into the furnace unit 20 and the fuel is ignited and burned, the heat generated from the fuel heats the grill 10. Please take note. When meat or food is placed on the grill 10, the meat or food can be cooked through the heat of the heated grill 10.

At this time, the oil discharged from meat or food does not escape in another direction due to the partition wall, but flows toward the oil dust collection unit 30 and the oil can be collected. When oil falls toward the oil guide part 31, the oil may be received and stored in the oil storage part 33 by the oil guide part 31. When necessary, the oil storage unit 33 can be removed from the furnace unit 20 and the oil stored in the oil storage unit 33 can be discharged to the outside.

In addition, the ash remaining after combustion inside the furnace unit 20 falls to the ash holder 40 and can be accommodated and stored in the ash holder 41. The ash facing the ash holder 41 falls as is, and the ash falling from a position away from the ash holder 41 can be accommodated and stored in the ash holder 41 along the slope of the ash holder 42. .

Additionally, if meat or food needs to be heated separately, it can be accommodated and stored in the auxiliary cooking unit 50 to heat the meat or food. When the auxiliary cooking surface 52 is pulled out from the main body 51, meat or food is placed in it, and then inserted back into the main body 51, the inside of the auxiliary cooking part 50 is heated through the heat generated from the fuel inside the furnace 20. It can heat meat or food stored in.

On the other hand, even if the meat or food being cooked is placed on one side of the grill 10 to prevent it from burning further, the snails or food will be burned due to the temperature of the continuously heated grill 10, and to prevent this, in another embodiment, Accordingly, the heat conduction member 60 may be provided in the furnace unit 20.

As shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, a heat inducing member 60 may be rotatably provided inside the furnace unit 20. Depending on the rotation angle of the heat inducing member 60, the heat direction of the flame generated from the fuel can be adjusted to be transmitted to all or part of the grill 10.

More specifically, the heat conduction member 60 may be formed in the shape of a rectangular plate. The heat conduction member 60 may be rotatably coupled at both ends to the front and rear of the furnace unit 20, respectively, inside the furnace unit 20.

Here, the heat conduction member 60 is located above the auxiliary cooking unit 50 inside the furnace unit 20 and may be arranged in a vertical state. One end of the heat conduction member 60 may be in contact with the main body 51 of the auxiliary cooking unit 50. The heat conduction member 60 may be formed to extend in the longitudinal direction from the front to the rear of the furnace unit 20.

At this time, in order to easily rotate the heat conduction member 60, a rotation handle 61 may be provided on the upper front side of the furnace unit 20 to be coupled to the heat conduction member 60.

The heat inducing members 60 are provided in pairs on both sides of the interior of the furnace unit 20, and by rotating each heat inducing member 60 at a specific angle through the rotary handle 61, the heat generated from the fuel is The direction of flame and heat can be adjusted to be directed only to the center or local area of the grill 10.

At this time, referring to FIG. 10, the direction of flame and heat is controlled by the wind generated by rotating the heat inducing member 60. For example, when the heat inducing member 60 is rotated counterclockwise, The wind is generated from the bottom to the top, so that it can be directed toward the center of the grill 10 in the direction of the flame and heat.

In addition, if the heat conduction member 60 is maintained in a vertical state inside the furnace unit 20, heat can be blocked from being transferred to both sides of the furnace unit 20.

This allows the heat transmitted to the grill 10 to be partially controlled using the heat induction member 60, concentrating heat in the center of the grill 10 or spreading heat to the entire area of the grill 10. This allows the heat to be concentrated and transmitted to the auxiliary cooking unit 50, allowing the heat to be controlled during cooking.

Here, it is possible to implement functions such as maintaining the heat of cooked dishes by partially controlling the heat as described above.

For example, when grilling meat, etc. on the grill 10, the cooked meat is moved to both sides of the grill 10 to prevent burning, or when food is accommodated and cooked inside the auxiliary cooking unit 50, heat is generated. It focuses on cooking so that food can be cooked.

The present invention can be provided through this configuration.

10: Grill 20: Brazier
30: Oil dust collection part 40: Ash support part
50: Auxiliary cooking part 60: Heat induction member

Claims (7)

The grill 10 is coupled to the top with a grill 10 that receives heat generated from combustion of fuel and can cook meat or food placed on the upper surface, and fuel is stored and stored therein. A furnace unit 20 having an internal space in which combustion can occur, and an oil dust collection unit 30 coupled to the side of the furnace unit 20 to collect oil discharged from meat or food cooked on the grill 10. In a multi-purpose fire stand characterized by consisting of,
The lower part of the furnace unit 20 is open, a mesh-shaped wire mesh 23 is provided in the open lower part, and support legs 22 are further provided at each lower corner of the furnace unit 20. When the ash generated after combustion inside the part 20 falls between the wire mesh 23, it includes an ash receiving part 40 that can accommodate and store the ash, and the ash receiving part 40 has an upper part. An ash holder 40 that is open and forms an internal space capable of receiving and storing ash therein; and a holder coupled to the lower part of the furnace 20 and capable of mounting the ash holder 41 on the upper surface ( 42), wherein both ends of the holder 42 are inclined at a specific angle toward the top to guide the movement of the falling ash, and the holder 41 is mounted on the upper surface so that the ash holder 41 can be inserted and mounted. A groove 421 is formed, and a handle 411 is formed to protrude on one side of the ash stand 41 so that the user can easily hold it,
Inside the furnace unit 20, a heat inducing member 60 is rotatably provided to adjust the heat direction of the flame generated from the fuel so that it can be transmitted to the entire or part of the grill 10 according to the rotation angle, The heat conduction member 60 is formed in the shape of a rectangular plate, and is further provided with a rotating handle 61.
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The oil dust collection unit 30,
An oil guide unit that is coupled to the upper side of the brazier 20 so as to be close to the grill 10 and guides the flow direction of the oil so that the oil discharged from meat or food cooked on the grill 10 is collected to one side. (31);and
A partition 32 coupled along the circumference of the grill 10; and
A multi-purpose fire stand, characterized in that it further comprises an oil storage part (33) that accommodates and stores the oil guided through the oil induction part (31).
According to paragraph 1,
An auxiliary cooking unit 50 that is coupled to the inside of the brazier 20 and can accommodate and store meat or food inside, so that when heat generated from fuel is transferred, the meat or food contained therein can be cooked. A multipurpose fire stand characterized in that it includes more.
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