SU26414A1 - Kerosene-gas kitchen - Google Patents

Description

In the author's certificate j42 24560, a face-less kerosene kitchen is described with several kerosene tanks; air is pumped into the common air tubular kitchen tank by means of a pump located at one end, and kerosene is poured into the tank through a stopper placed at the other end, and the tank is connected by faucets with several tubular, kerosene tanks, which are closed by faucets at one end, releasing air, and arriving at the other end of the vertical pipes carrying burners. The supply of kerosene in the kitchen can be carried out with a hydraulic pump, which creates pressure in the kerosene tank with the pressure of water from the water mains at the tank.

Using a common for both burners of the tank, a pump and a common for both burners of one three-way valve connected to two branches in the proposed kerosene-gas kitchen means control of the supply of the combustible mixture to the burners.

 In FIG. 1 depicts a perspective scheme of a kerosene-gas kitchen; FIG. 2 is a front view thereof; FIG. 3 - view of the top; FIG. 4 - vertical section of a three-way crane; FIG. 5 - view from above.

The kerosene-gas kitchen (Fig. 1-3) consists of a tank 1, equipped with a lid 8 and a pump 9, and the tank 1 ends with a three-way valve 2, which, through the connecting parts 12, is connected with branches 3-3 in the form pipes and carrying vertical tanks 4 with burners. The tanks 4 (Fig. 1) are equipped with kerosene supply tubes 7, going deep into the tanks 4 and supplying the known burners 10. In addition, the tanks 4 have air tanks 5 with air valves b designed to regulate the air pressure. Such a device of the supply tube 7 achieves that air and the pressure of the latter are concentrated in the upper part of the tanks and -5, while isolating the branch 3 by valve 2 from the tank /, the combustible mixture can be fed to the burner 70. Three-way valve 2 (Fig. 4 and 5) consists of a ground stopper SO, a flange for connection to tank I and a housing JP, provided with two elbows 21 with connecting parts 12, which are connected to branches 3-3. The device of the three-way valve 2 in the kerosene-gas kitchen is meant to regulate the supply of the combustible mixture to the burners, and the following combinations are possible: first, with open tap 2, both burners are of different intensity, second with closed tap 2 for one burner, resulting in the burning process stops at the required third, with the faucet 7 closed for both burners, in the case of filling the tank I

with a combustible mixture under the condition that the combustion process in both burners is not assumed, assuming the presence of a combustible mixture in the tanks 4. The upper part, slot 16 (Fig. 2), on which the dishes are placed, lies not in the kitchen, but on the four legs 13, to the bottom of which a platform 14 is attached, intended for installing a kerosene-gas kitchen on four legs 11. The presence in the kitchen of screen 75 means simultaneously protecting the kitchen cabinet from the radiating effect of the burners and the heated dishes.

The subject matter of the invention.

Modification of the kerosene-gas kitchen described in the author's certificate No. 24560, characterized in that the reservoir 1, common to both burners, equipped with pump 9, ends with only one three-way valve 2, common to both burners, also connected to two branches 3-3, The carriers of the burners of the tanks 4, in which the tanks 5-5 open, are opened by the carriers (Figs. 1--3).

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