TH14870U - Gas burner - Google Patents

Abstract

------30/05/2561------(OCR) Page 1 of 1 Summary of Invention: This gas stove is a high-powered stove that uses a high-pressure regulator. The burner head is designed in a long, hollow shape with a smaller gas-air mixing chamber than conventional stoves. Once the gas and air are mixed in the burner head, they rise to the lid, which is perforated to direct the flame straight towards the cooking vessel. The sides of the burner have flame guards on both sides to control the flame, preventing heat loss to the sides and also protecting against external wind.

Claims (1)

------30/05/2018------(OCR) Page 1 of 1 page. Claim: Gas burner consists of a gas burner (9) made of cast iron with a hollow inside. The top of the burner (12) is attached as one piece with the burner (9). The sides of the burner have a fire barrier (11) which serves to shield the flames so they go straight to the container. One end of the burner (9) has a gas pipe (8) connected to it. Inside the gas pipe there is a hollow, and the other end of the gas pipe has a diameter larger than the body to serve as an air inlet (7). In the middle of this air inlet is a channel for the nozzle (6) to release gas to mix with air. The gas burner lid (12) is a plate attached to the burner (9) with a long shape (15) and a diameter equal to the burner (9). On the burner lid (12) there are holes (10) drilled at equal distances in four rows for the gas mixed with air to flow through these holes (10) and ignite. Special features: On the sides of the burner (9) there are fire barriers (11) that run along both sides of the burner (9) to direct the flame straight up into the container and prevent heat loss to the sides. The fire barriers (11) are raised a certain height to prevent wind from outside from blowing over the burner (9), thus preventing further heat loss. ------------ Claim: The gas burner (9) is made of cast iron with a hollow interior. The top of the burner (12) is attached as one piece with the burner (9). On the sides of the burner there are fire barriers (11) which are responsible for directing the flame straight up into the container, and one end of the burner (9) has a gas pipe (8) connected to it. Inside the gas pipe there is a hollow interior, and the other end of the gas pipe has a diameter larger than the body to serve as an air inlet (7), and in the center of this air inlet, It will be a channel for the nozzle (6) to enter for releasing gas to mix with air. This gas burner lid (12) is a plate attached to the burner (9), it is long (15) in shape, with a diameter equal to the burner (9). On the burner lid (12) there are four rows of evenly spaced holes (10) for the gas mixed with air to flow through these holes (10) and ignite. A special feature is that on the sides of the burner (9) there are fire barriers (11) that run along both sides of the burner (9) to direct the flame straight up into the container and prevent heat loss to the sides. The fire barrier (11) is raised a certain height to prevent wind from outside from blowing over the burner (9), thus preventing further heat loss.