KR200218255Y1 - A heating system using the hot wind of a stove - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to an ondol using the hot air of the stove, and in particular, does not warm the ondol by using the water circulated in the boiler using gas or petroleum, which is currently widely used, the stove using firewood such as dead wood or waste wood In order to warm the ondol by using the hot air generated when the fire.

The configuration is in the ondol using the boiler,

Hot air pipe (2) constructed with bellows so that hot air is circulated on the bottom of the ondol (1),

Containing the hot air outlet 31 and the lid 32 formed to accommodate the heat-generating firewood and the air conditioner 33 for controlling the air and ash to be connected to the inlet 21 of the hot air pipe (2) A stove (3) forming a backrest (34) for

It is to provide an ondol using a hot air of the stove, characterized in that consisting of an air discharger (4) connected to the hot air discharged to the outlet 22 of the hot air pipe (2).

Description

A heating system using the hot wind of a stove}

The present invention relates to an ondol using the hot air of the stove, and in particular, does not warm the ondol by using the water circulated in the boiler using gas or petroleum, which is currently widely used, the stove using firewood such as dead wood or waste wood In order to warm the ondol by using the hot air generated when the fire.

In the past, due to the development of the industry, in order to warm the room not only in the city but also in rural areas, the existing fire extinguishers for making fires were removed, and oil boilers or gas boilers for stocking life were newly installed and used. However, it is still difficult for rural and fishing villages to maintain a comfortable life like urban life. In other words, since world oil prices are soaring, the cost of purchasing oil and oil is high in rural areas, causing a lot of burden on life.

The present invention is designed to reduce the household burden of people living in rural areas, such as the above, using firewood such as waste wood or dead wood that can be easily purchased in the countryside instead of oil or oil-operated boilers It is intended to warm the floor with the hot air generated when the fire is put into the stove.

That is, the hot air generated from the stove is to be circulated through the hot air pipe installed in the bottom of the floor to be discharged to the outside to provide a warm ondol floor.

In addition, firewood such as waste wood and dead wood to generate heat in the stove is easy to obtain in rural areas, so that despite the world oil price surge, you can spend a warm winter with little financial burden.

1 is a schematic diagram showing that the hot air generated in the hearth of the present invention warms the ondol.

2 is a perspective view showing a stove of the present invention.

3 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which the hot air pipe of the present invention is constructed.

* Explanation of symbols on the main parts of the drawings

1. Ondol 2. Hot air piping

3. Stove 4. Air vent

5. Rubble 6. Mortar

21.Inlet 22.Outlet

31. Hot air outlet 32. Lid

33. Air conditioner 34. Refill

Referring to the configuration of the present invention for achieving the above object in more detail based on the accompanying drawings as follows.

The present invention is an ondol using a boiler, the hot air pipe 2 constructed with bellows so that hot air is circulated to the bottom of the ondol 1, and hot air outlet connected to the inlet 21 of the hot air pipe (2) ( 31) and a stove (3) forming a lid (32) formed for storing heat generating firewood, an air conditioner (33) for regulating air, and a ash tray (34) for containing ashes; It is to provide an ondol using a hot air of the stove, characterized in that consisting of an air discharger (4) connected to the hot air discharged to the outlet 22 of the hot air pipe (2).

Referring to the effects of the present invention configured as described above in more detail.

Figure 1 is a schematic diagram showing a state in which the hot air pipe (2) constructed on the bottom of the ondol (1) of the present invention and the stove 3 and the air exhauster (4) for preventing heat by firewood are coupled to each other, Figure 2 It is a perspective view showing a stove (3) to protect the heat by the mounting of the subject innovation.

As can be seen in the above drawings, when looking at the construction method of the present invention, first the hot air pipe (2) of about 100mm to 50mm in diameter that hot air can pass through the bottom of the ondol (1) to the bottom of the jig Construct The hot air pipe (2) is formed of a Jarabar to fit the structure of the ondol (1) floor or to fit the structure, such as curved portion is to use a material that is free to bend to make the construction simple and convenient.

After the hot air pipe 2 is constructed as described above, it is filled with rubble (such as cement crumbs on the floor generated during gravel or ondol construction) 5 between the hot air pipe 2 and the hot air pipe 2. This prevents the hot air pipe (2) from being crushed or pressed during construction of the floor (1).

After the construction of the rubble (5) is finished, the upper part of the hot air pipe (2) is finished with a mortar (6) to cleanly finish with a sheet of interior material. At this time, the outlet 22 of the hot air pipe 2 is connected to the air discharger 4 to discharge the hot air to the outside so that the hot air is well discharged. In addition, the inlet 21 of the hot air pipe 2 is to be connected to the hot air outlet 31 of the stove 3 to prevent firewood to generate heat.

After the construction is completed as described above, firewood is placed in the stove 3 as shown in FIG. 2. Fire the firewood after putting the firewood, and when the firewood is burned when the fire is generated, by adjusting the air to the air scoops (33) so that the firewood is properly burned in the interior of the stove (3) by the inhalation of the adjusted air. do. The hot air generated by the combustion is led to the hot air pipe (2) connected to the hot air outlet 31 of the stove 3 is discharged to the outside through the outlet 22 of the hot air pipe (2) while passing through the interior formed by a zigzag Becomes At this time, the hot air circulating in the hot air pipe 2 by the operation of the air discharger 4 mounted at the end of the outlet 22 of the hot air pipe 2 is to be discharged smoothly.

In order to insert the firewood into the stove 3, the lid 32 is formed by opening the upper portion of the stove 3, and the lid 32 is doubled so that the opening of the lid 32 can be adjusted as necessary. It is formed. In addition, the ash generated by burning the firewood in the stove 3 is collected in the ash tray 34, and then, the ash tray 34 is separated from the stove 3, and the ash is discarded to the outside. At this time, ash can be used as a necessary manure in rural areas where it is collected and used as a manure.

As discussed above, the present invention can save oil value and electricity value by using firewood to warm ondol with hot air, unlike conventional boilers using oil or petroleum. You can use it comfortably. In addition, the simple structure allows the elderly to use comfortably and safely.

In addition, in rural areas, it is possible to buy firewood easily, thereby relieving household burdens, so it is possible to live a stable life economically.

Claims (1)

In the ondol using the boiler, Hot air pipe (2) constructed with bellows so that hot air is circulated on the bottom of the ondol (1), Containing the hot air outlet 31 and the lid 32 formed to accommodate the heat-generating firewood and the air conditioner 33 for controlling the air and ash to be connected to the inlet 21 of the hot air pipe (2) A stove (3) forming a backrest (34) for Ondol using hot air of the stove, characterized in that consisting of an air discharger (4) connected to the hot air discharged to the outlet 22 of the hot air pipe (2).