TWM575509U - Tinder and tinder set - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention discloses a fire type comprising a ignition portion and a bottom portion connected to the ignition portion. The outer diameter of the ignition portion is gradually reduced toward the bottom to form a taper, and the bottom portion has at least two vents, and a flow space is formed between the two vents, and the air is passed through the two vents and the flow space provided at the bottom. The bottom part flows to the top of the ignition part, so that more oxygen can be supplied to burn the flame on the ignition part, thereby improving the efficiency of the combustion of the fire. The present invention further discloses a combination of the above-mentioned plurality of fire types, which combines a plurality of fire types, which is convenient for use and convenient for storage.

Description

Tinder and fire group

This creation is about a device that helps with ignition, especially a type of fire and a fire group.

Outdoor activities such as camping and barbecue are the leisure activities that many modern people love. Outdoors or in the wild, fires are often required for various purposes and activities, such as barbecue, cooking, heating, lighting, campfires, etc., while outdoor fires include self-contained gas stoves, lighters and other ignition equipment. The most commonly used combustion-supporting material is fire.

The traditional type of fire is mainly made of paper, wood chips and wax oil. After wrapping the paper with wood chips, soak it in the wax oil, or wrap the surface with wax oil, so that the fire can easily burn the fire, and The flame is continued for a period of time to ignite other fuels, such as charcoal, wood, etc., to increase the fire and achieve ignition.

However, the disadvantage of conventional fires is that there is not enough room for air to circulate after ignition, thus affecting the efficiency of combustion.

In view of this, the present invention provides a fire type and a fire group, which is designed with a space for air flow, and can contact more oxygen to effectively improve the efficiency of combustion.

In order to achieve the foregoing object, the present invention discloses a fire type comprising a ignition portion and a bottom portion connected to the ignition portion, the outer diameter of the ignition portion is gradually reduced toward the bottom portion to form a taper, and the bottom portion has at least two vents and two vents. There is a flow space between them. The two vents and flow space provided at the bottom are used to allow air to flow through the bottom and then to the top of the ignition portion, thereby providing more oxygen to burn the flame on the ignition portion, thereby improving the efficiency of the combustion of the fire.

The present invention further discloses a fire group comprising a plurality of fires as described above, wherein one side or both sides of the bottom of each fire are connected to each other. This design combines multiple fires, making it easy to access and easy to store.

Detailed features of this creation will be described in the detailed description that follows. However, those of ordinary skill in the art should understand that the detailed description and specific embodiments of the present invention are intended to be illustrative only and not to limit the scope of the invention.

Referring to FIGS. 1 to 3, the fire type 10 provided in an embodiment of the present invention includes a ignition portion 20 and a bottom portion 30 connected to the ignition portion 20.

The outer diameter of the ignition portion 20 is gradually reduced toward the direction away from the bottom portion 30 to form a taper. Further, the ignition portion 20 has at least one first slope 21 . As shown in this embodiment, the ignition portion 20 has three first inclined surfaces 21, and the sides of the three first inclined surfaces 21 are connected in two, wherein each of the first inclined surfaces 21 is triangular, so that the three first The slope 21 constitutes a triangular pyramid.

The bottom portion 30 has at least two vents 31. A flow space 32 is defined between the two vents 31. The position of each vent 31 is corresponding to one of the first slopes 21 and is located in the same direction. As shown in this embodiment, the bottom portion 30 extends away from the ignition portion 20 with three supporting legs 33. The two supporting legs 33 are spaced apart from each other to form a vent 31, and a total of three ventilations are formed between the three supporting legs 33. The port 31 and the three supporting legs 33 just surround the forming flow space 32, wherein each of the supporting legs 33 has a triangular column shape.

The bottom portion 30 further has a flow guiding block 34 between the three supporting legs 33. The outer diameter of the guiding block 34 is gradually reduced in a direction away from the ignition portion 20 to form a taper. Further, the guiding block 34 has at least A second inclined surface 341 corresponding to the position of any of the vents 31 and the first inclined surface 21 is located in the same direction. As shown in this embodiment, the flow guiding block 34 has three second inclined faces 341, and the sides of the three second inclined faces 341 are connected by two, wherein each of the second inclined faces 341 is a pentagon, and the three The two inclined faces 341 constitute a triangular pyramid.

Through the above structural features, the fire 10 provided by the present invention can utilize at least two vents 31 and a flow space 32 provided in the bottom portion 20 to allow air to pass through the bottom portion 20 and then flow toward the top end of the ignition portion 20, thereby providing More oxygen causes the flame on the ignition portion 20 to burn, thereby increasing the efficiency of the combustion of the fire 10 . Further, since any one of the vents 31 is in the same direction as the first slope 21 so that air flows out of the vent 31 through the flow space 32, it can flow to the ignition portion 20 by the guidance of the first slope 21 top. As shown in this embodiment, the three supporting legs 33 of the bottom portion 20 are braced from the ground to form a flow space 32 and a venting opening 31, and the second inclined surface 341, the venting opening 31 and the first inclined surface 21 are located in the same direction. The air can be more easily guided upward through the second inclined surface 341, and then passes through the vent 31 and then flows through the first inclined surface 21 to the top of the ignition portion 20, thereby greatly increasing the efficiency of the 10 combustion.

4 to 5 show a fire group 40 provided by another embodiment of the present invention, which comprises a plurality of fires 10 as described above, and one side or both sides of the bottom 30 of each fire 10 are connected to each other such that Each of the fires 10 is staggered to form a long straight strip fire group 40. 6 to 7 show a fire group 50 according to still another embodiment of the present invention, which differs from the previous embodiment in that each of the fires 10 is circumferentially arranged to form a hexagonal shaped fire group 50. This design combines multiple fires 10 without being scattered like a traditional fire, and the user can easily remove a fire type 10 by simply folding the fire group 40. Not only convenient to use, but also convenient to store.

It must be noted that the detailed descriptions of the above drawings are merely for the purpose of explaining the technical contents and features of the present invention. Anyone who has general knowledge in the field of creation is aware of this. After the technical content and characteristics of the creation, all kinds of simple modifications, substitutions or reductions of components are subject to the scope of the patent application disclosed below without departing from the spirit of the creation.

10‧‧‧Fire

20‧‧‧Ignition Department

21‧‧‧First slope

30‧‧‧ bottom

31‧‧‧ vents

32‧‧‧Mobile space

33‧‧‧Support feet

34‧‧‧ diversion block

341‧‧‧second slope

40, 50‧‧‧Fire Group

1 is a perspective view of a fire type according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 2 is another perspective view of a fire type according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 3 is a side view of a fire type and a schematic diagram of air flow according to an embodiment of the present invention; 4 is a perspective view of a fire group of another embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 5 is another perspective view of a fire group of another embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 6 is a view of a fire group of another embodiment of the present invention; A perspective view; and a seventh perspective view of another embodiment of the fire group of the present embodiment.

Claims (9)

A fire type comprising: a ignition portion and a bottom portion connected to the ignition portion, the outer diameter of the ignition portion is gradually reduced away from the bottom portion to form a taper, the bottom portion having at least two vents, and the venting port There is a flow space between the rooms. The fire of claim 1, wherein the ignition portion has at least one first slope, and any one of the vents is in the same direction as the first slope. The fire of claim 1, wherein the ignition portion has three first inclined faces, and the sides of each of the first inclined faces are connected by two. The fire of claim 2, wherein the bottom portion has three supporting legs extending away from the ignition portion, and the two supporting legs are spaced apart from each other to form three venting holes, and three of the supporting legs are formed around the bottom. The flow space. The fire of claim 4, wherein the bottom portion further has a flow guiding block between the three supporting legs, and the outer diameter of the guiding block is gradually reduced toward a direction away from the ignition portion to form a taper. The fire of claim 5, wherein the flow guiding block has at least one second inclined surface that is in the same direction as any of the vents and the first inclined surface. The fire of claim 5, wherein the flow guiding block has three second inclined faces, and the sides of each of the second inclined faces are connected by two. A fire group comprising: a plurality of fires as claimed in claim 1, wherein one side or both sides of the bottom of each of the fires are connected to each other. The fire group of claim 8, wherein each of the fires is arranged in a staggered or circumferential manner.