KR870008558A - Handle with built-in audible signal valve - Google Patents

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Handle with built-in audible signal valve

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1 is an exploded perspective view of the audible signal valve handle of the present invention.

2 is a vertical cross-sectional view in the radial direction of the handle of the present invention and the upper portion of the container on which the handle is mounted.

3 is a plan view of the handle of the present invention shown in part cut away.

Claims (23)

Used in vessels for heating water-containing contents, including passages in a form capable of generating an audible alarm when steam is ejected through the passages and having valves to regulate the movement of steam through the passages. In the handle, a resonance chamber is formed as part of the passageway, and the handle is composed of a base and a separate portion, each of which includes wall portions of the resonance chamber, so that the resonance chamber can be cleaned by separating the two portions. And a non-circular portion extending through the complementary non-circular opening of the vessel, the detachable portion of the handle being detachably fixed to the base and supported on the outer surface of the vessel top. A handle for a container, having a portion. Use in vessels for heating water-containing contents, comprising passages in a form capable of generating an audible alarm when steam is ejected through the passages and having valves to regulate the movement of steam through the passages In the handle, the resonance chamber is composed of a part of the passageway, the handle is composed of a base and a separate material, each containing a wall portion of the resonance chamber to separate the portions to clean the resonance chamber and the valve handle An asymmetric valve member having therein an orifice capable of moving within the horizontal passage to at least two positions including a first position in which the orifice is aligned with the passageway and a second position in which the orifice is not aligned, relative to the separated material of And forming a passage between the first position and the second position of the valve member asymmetrically within the horizontal plane. Is composed of a contact on the said separation material grip portion, the contact portion are for container grip, characterized in that positioned for the asymmetric valve member so that the valve member can only be inserted into only one correct way in the valve passage. Used in a vessel for heating contents containing water, the passage including a passage in a form capable of generating an audible alarm when steam is ejected through the passage and having a valve capable of regulating the movement of steam through the passage. In the handle, a resonance chamber is formed as part of the passageway, and the handle can clean the resonance chamber by separating both portions, including a base and a separate portion, each of which includes wall portions of the resonance chamber, and the valve is an orifice. Asymmetric valve member having an orifice therein that can move to at least two positions relative to a separate portion of the handle comprising a first position in which the alignment is in the passage and a second position in which the orifice is not aligned with respect to the passage. And a ratio on the free handle portion forming a passage for the valve member between the first and second positions. A contacting portion, the contacting portion being positioned relative to the asymmetrical valve member such that the valve member can only be inserted into the valve passage in one correct way, the separate handle portion comprising a handle cover having an orifice aligned with the passageway. The handle cover extends above the valve passage to fix the valve member therein and to provide an opening in the handle cover in the valve member passage so that the handle member can be manually operated through the handle cover. The remaining portion of the separating portion of the handle extends through the opening below the valve member and prevents the handle carver from rotating relative to the remaining portion of the separating portion of the handle and the orifice of the handle carver is passed through the passage. So that you can align the handle carver Handle for a container, characterized in that it has one or more protrusions in the form. 4. The handle carburetor according to claim 3 is secured to the rest of the detachable portion of the handle body by fastening means and extends upwardly in an integral state that is pressed against the handle carver when the parts are assembled to the valve member. The pressing member is provided, wherein the pressing member is a handle, characterized in that the valve member is in a form that can be prevented from being assembled in an inverted state on the separate handle portion. Used in a vessel for heating contents containing water, the passage including a passage in a form capable of generating an audible alarm when steam is ejected through the passage and having a valve capable of regulating the movement of steam through the passage. At least with respect to the detachable portion of the handle, the resonance chamber of the handle comprises a portion of the passageway and the valve comprises a first position where the orifice is aligned with the passageway and a second position where the orifice is not aligned with respect to the passageway. An asymmetric valve member having therein an orifice that can move to two positions and an asymmetrical contact portion on the free handle portion forming a passage for the valve member between the first and second positions and the contact portion For asymmetric valve members so that the valve member can only be inserted into the valve And the valve member is rectangular and is laterally formed between the valve passages and forming contact portions spaced at least equal to the sum of the intervals across the protrusions and across the horn passages at the point they are traversed by the valve members. And a central protrusion extending to the handle, wherein the handle is circular and the valve passage is a string of a separate portion of the handle. A handle for a cooking vessel lid, comprising: a base extending through the vessel and provided with a first horn orifice and a bottom resonant chamber wall in a wrapping form, the top resonator chamber wall having a orifice therein and detachable from the base. Securely secured and in contact with the lid of the container, the passageway formed by the contacts located at the top of the upper body where the valve sliding member slides therein and intersects the opening of the upper resonance chamber and between the resonance chamber and the valve slide passage And a handle cover that is detachably secured to the upper body portion, having a fourth opision aligned with the intersection of and wherein the contacts are positioned to limit movement of the side projections, and the valve sliding member is moved by the contacts. Having a first and a second position within the passageway formed, the ball when in the first position; A handle, characterized in that the upper part of the clear room is provided with a third opiris aligned with the opening in the member and not in alignment with the opening when in the second position. 7. The valve sliding portion of claim 6, wherein the valve sliding portion is made of elastic plastic and provided with a flat central portion including an orifice, wherein the passage is composed of a passage formed by the contact portions, and the integral pressing member on the valve sliding portion is a handle cover. Is extended to contact the handle carver when it is in position so that the upper body portion is supported on the pressing member to press the valve sliding member downward, maintaining good contact with the margin of the opening in the upper handle body from the resonance chamber. Handles characterized in that. 8. A member according to claim 7, wherein a member for pressing the valve slide member into surface contact with the circular boss is integral with the valve slide but extends upwardly at an interval greater than the depth of the slide passage to engage with the valve handle cover. A handle, characterized in that consisting of a set of leaf spring tabs to keep the part and the sliding portion of the boss surrounding the engaging state. 7. The valve slide according to claim 6, wherein the side projection of the valve slide is provided only on one side of the valve slide, and the contact portions include the protruding jaws only on the other side of the valve passage, so that the valve slide can be assembled to the upper body only in the correct direction. Handles characterized in that it allows. 7. The valve body according to claim 6, wherein the length of the valve slide member is on the upper body portion by a distance equal to the distance between the contacts limiting the movement of the side projections of the valve slide minus the interval crossing the valve slide side projections. Longer than the length of the valve slide passage, the valve slide is moved in one direction from the one side of the handle by the length of the valve slide equal to the excess length of the slide projections, and the valve slide member is moved from the other side of the handle to the valve slide. A handle for visually viewing the end of a valve slide that must be pressed to change the open / closed state of the valve when moved in another direction at the same distance as the spacing of the main protrusions. The handle of claim 6 wherein the first horn opis primarily generates an alarm. 7. The upper body portion of claim 6 wherein the upper body portion is secured to the lower body portion by screws, the lower body portion having a non-circular portion engaged with the non-circular opening of the container and a flange extending laterally, the upper body portion Has a container lid engagement portion that secures the container lid between the upper body and the lower body when the screw is fastened opposite the flange, the cover portion being extended and wrapped up into the cover through a portion of the upper body. Fastened to an upper body portion, wherein the screw is accessible when the upper body and the carver are released from the lower body. 7. A valve according to claim 6, wherein the valve passage is linear and the valve slide is rectangular, and the contacts forming the passage are integral with the upper body and protruded bars parallel to the long side of the valve slide member, and the bar At least opposite to the long side of the valve slide and at least equal to the width of the protrusions of the valve slide and (1) the orifice in the slide valve member and (2) the size of the orifice from the upper portion of the resonance chamber to the slide valve passageway. A handle, characterized in that it consists of two or more protrusions spaced apart by spacing. 7. The valve sliding element according to claim 6, wherein a valve sliding member is seated on a cylindrical boss surrounding an orifice from the upper portion of the resonance chamber to the sliding passage, the cylindrical boss being lower than the height of the bars and stops, A handle, characterized in that the contact between the bottom and the passageway on the upper body of the handle is limited to reduce friction and promote sealing. A handle for a cooking vessel, comprising: a handle portion protruding through a vessel and provided with a first horn orifice and a lower resonator portion portion enclosed, a resonator chamber upper wall having a second orifice, in contact with the vessel, the handle base A passage portion configured to be detachably secured to the outer handle, the outer handle positioned outside the container, the contact portions positioned on the upper portion of the outer handle, with the valve sliding member sliding therebetween, and crossing the second orifice; A handle carber detachably secured to the outer handle and having a fourth orifice in communication with a third orifice provided in the valve sliding portion, and positioned between the valve sliding member and the handle carver and positioned on the valve support surface of the outer handle. To maintain good contact with the circular boss surrounding the second horn orifice. And a separate pressing member for pressing the valve sliding member, wherein the lower resonance chamber portion and the upper resonance chamber portion are in contact with each other to form a resonance chamber therebetween, and the valve sliding member has a contact portion protruding from one side thereof. And the protruding contacts serve to limit the movement of the valve sliding member relative to the contacts located above the outer handle, the valve sliding member being the first and the first in the passage portion. Having a second position and having a third orifice which is aligned with the second horn orifice when the sliding member is in the first position and which is not aligned with the second horn orifice when the sliding member is in the second position. A handle for a cooking vessel, characterized in that. The press member according to claim 15, wherein the press member for pressing the valve slide member to maintain a good contact with the circular boss extends upwardly from the valve slide member at intervals greater than the depth of the passage portion to engage the handle cover and A handle for holding the valve sliding member in engagement with the boss. 17. A valve according to claim 16, wherein the leaf spring is a rectangular member that is supported against the valve sliding member, raised wings on each end supported relative to the handle carver, and the valve sliding member comprises: And a central orifice in communication with the second orifice and the third orifice when in the first position. 18. The handle of claim 17 wherein the leaf spring has branch ends for positioning the leaf spring between first and second studs suspended from the handle cover. 17. The valve sliding member of claim 16, wherein the contact protrusions of the valve sliding member are located on only one side of the valve sliding member and the contact portions are located only on the other side of the valve passageway, so that the valve sliding member is positioned on the upper body only in the correct direction. A handle, characterized in that it can be assembled. The valve sliding member according to claim 15, wherein the length of the valve sliding member is longer than the passage portion by a distance approximately equal to a distance obtained by subtracting the interval between the contact protrusions of the valve sliding member from the interval between the sliding stop contacts. When the valve sliding member is moved in one direction, the valve sliding member protrudes from one side of the handle, and when the valve sliding member is moved in the other direction, the valve sliding member protrudes from the other side of the handle to maintain the open / closed state of the valve. And visually identify an end of the valve sliding member to be pushed to change. 16. The valve sliding element according to claim 15, wherein the valve sliding member is pressed against the boss, and the boss is lower than the slide stop contacts and the guide bar contacts so that a contact state between the bottom of the valve sliding member and the valve support surface. Restriction to reduce friction and to improve the seal handle. A handle for use in a container for heating contents containing water therein, the handle communicating between a base, a separate portion, the interior and exterior of the container, and generating a warning when steam passes through. Separating the base and separating material, including a resonance chamber between the base and the separating material, enables to wash the resonance room, a portion of which is a passage in the handle passing through the boss, and A sliding valve positioned in the passage adjacent the boss to regulate the movement of the vapor, the valve being in a passage within the face of the valve sliding member, the first position in which the orifice is aligned with the passage and the orifice being not connected to the passage. An orifice that can be moved to at least two positions relative to the free portion of the handle, including a second position, An asymmetric valve slide member having therein, and contacts on the separate handle portion which are asymmetrically disposed in the face of the slide member and form a passage between the first and second positions of the valve member, The contacts are positioned with respect to the asymmetric valve member such that the valve member is inserted only in the operating state within the valve passage, the valve member is located between the resonance chamber and the handle carver spanning the passages, and the leaf spring is positioned between the handle carver and the valve member. And press the valve member to be sealed against the boss so as to intercept the passages when the asymmetric valve sliding member is in the second position. A handle for a container that heats water-containing contents therein, the handle being configured to communicate between the base, the separated material, the inside and the outside of the container, and to generate an alarm when steam passes. A valve for controlling the movement of steam located in the passage and the passage in the handle to clean the resonance chamber by separating the base and the separating part, including a resonance chamber between the base and the separating part. And the valve has an orifice therein that is capable of moving to at least two positions relative to a separate portion of the handle that includes a position in which the orifice is aligned with the passageway and a position in which the orifice is not aligned with the passageway. The separating hand forming a passage between the asymmetric valve member and the first and second positions for the valve member The contact portion is composed of the above asymmetrical contact portions, and the contact portion is positioned with respect to the asymmetric valve member so that the valve member is inserted only in the operating state in the valve passage, and the valve is approximately rectangular, located between the contact portions forming the valve passage, and at least the gap therebetween. The valve member being positioned between the asymmetric valve member and a handle carbage that is overlaid on the passage with laterally extending central projections spaced apart by the sum of the intervals across the horn passage at the point they are traversed. A handle for a container, which is pressed against the free handle portion by a leaf spring and the handle is circular and the valve passage is a string of the free portion of the handle. ※ Note: The disclosure is based on the initial application.