US20050282098A1 - Gaseous lamp - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F23N5/00—Systems for controlling combustion
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F23—COMBUSTION APPARATUS; COMBUSTION PROCESSES
- F23D—BURNERS
- F23D14/00—Burners for combustion of a gas, e.g. of a gas stored under pressure as a liquid
- F23D14/28—Burners for combustion of a gas, e.g. of a gas stored under pressure as a liquid in association with a gaseous fuel source, e.g. acetylene generator, or a container for liquefied gas
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F23—COMBUSTION APPARATUS; COMBUSTION PROCESSES
- F23Q—IGNITION; EXTINGUISHING-DEVICES
- F23Q9/00—Pilot flame igniters
- F23Q9/02—Pilot flame igniters without interlock with main fuel supply
- F23Q9/06—Pilot flame igniters without interlock with main fuel supply for inverted burners, e.g. gas lamps
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- the present invention relates to a gaseous lamp, and more particularly to a gaseous discharge lamp or torch having a simplified control device.
- Typical gaseous lamps comprise a piping for coupling to a gaseous reservoir, and a control device for controlling the ignition and the flaming of the gaseous lamps.
- a complicated high frequency ballast is required to be provided for controlling the gaseous lamps, due to the flammable and dangerous gaseous materials, for preventing the dangerous gaseous materials from flowing out inadvertently, and for preventing the leaking and dangerous gaseous materials from generating explosions.
- the present invention has arisen to mitigate and/or obviate the afore-described disadvantages of the conventional gaseous discharge lamps.
- the primary objective of the present invention is to provide a gaseous lamp including a simplified control device to easily and safely control the gaseous lamp, and to prevent the dangerous gaseous materials from flowing out inadvertently, and to prevent explosions from being generated by leaking and dangerous gaseous materials.
- a gaseous lamp comprising a housing, a lamp shade disposed on the housing, a valve device including a receptacle received in the housing and having a gas passage formed therein, and having an outlet, and an inlet for coupling to a gaseous reservoir to receive a gas therefrom, a control member disposed in the receptacle, and including a coil, a plunger core slidably received in the coil, a valve member attached to the plunger core and moved in concert with the plunger core, the coil being energizable to force the plunger core to move relative to the coil, and to force the valve member to selectively block the gas passage of the receptacle, a tube coupled to the outlet of the receptacle of the valve device, and including a bore formed therein, for supplying the gas outwardly through the tube, the control member being actuatable to selectively block the gas passage of the receptacle, to control the gas to flow
- the receptacle includes a valve seat provided in the gas passage thereof, and the valve member is actuatable to selectively block the valve seat of the receptacle.
- the tube includes a guide flap attached thereto, to shield and guide the flame generated by the gas flowing out through the bore of the tube.
- the switch includes a button provided thereon for being depressed or actuated by users.
- the valve device includes at least one frame secured to the receptacle, for attaching the receptacle to the housing.
- the frame includes a panel extended therefrom and having at least one orifice formed therein to receive and support the tube.
- the housing includes a post extended downwardly therefrom for supporting the housing at a height above ground.
- the post includes a base plate extended outwardly therefrom, to stably support the post and the housing on the ground.
- the post includes a plurality of openings formed therein.
- the post includes a door pivotally attached thereto with a hinge device.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a gaseous lamp in accordance with the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a partial exploded view of a valve device of the gaseous lamp
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the valve device of the gaseous lamp.
- FIG. 4 is a cross sectional view taken along lines 4 - 4 of FIG. 2 .
- a gaseous lamp in accordance with the present invention comprises a housing 10 preferably including a post 11 extended downwardly therefrom for supporting the housing 10 at a suitable height above the ground, and preferably including a base plate 12 extended outwardly from the post 11 , to stably support the post 11 and thus the housing 10 on the ground.
- the housing 10 or the post 11 preferably includes one or more openings 13 formed in the lower portion thereof for such as air circulation purposes, and a door 14 pivotally attached to the lower portion thereof with one or more hinges 15 or the like, for inserting one or more hoses 16 into the post 11 .
- the housing 10 preferably includes a casing or a lamp shade 17 attached or disposed thereon, and preferably made of transparent, or semi-transparent materials.
- a control unit 20 is provided for controlling and/or generating flame, and may be received or secured within the housing 10 , and includes a valve device 21 having a receptacle 22 which includes a fluid or gas passage 23 formed therein ( FIG. 4 ), and which includes an outlet 25 , and an inlet 24 coupled to the hose 16 , for coupling to a gaseous reservoir, such as a natural gas supply station, a gas tank 18 ( FIG. 1 ), a gas bottle (not shown), or the like.
- the valve device 21 includes a valve seat 26 provided in the fluid or gas passage 23 of the receptacle 22 ( FIG. 4 ).
- the valve device 21 further includes a control member 30 , such as a solenoid control member 30 disposed in the receptacle 22 , and includes a plunger core 31 slidably received in a coil 32 which may be energized to force the plunger core 31 to move relative to the coil 32 , and a valve member 33 attached to the plunger core 31 , and moved in concert with the plunger core 31 , for being moved by the plunger core 31 to selectively enclose or block the valve seat 26 of the receptacle 22 , and thus to selectively block the fluid or gas passage 23 of the receptacle 22 ( FIG. 4 ).
- a control member 30 such as a solenoid control member 30 disposed in the receptacle 22 , and includes a plunger core 31 slidably received in a coil 32 which may be energized to force the plunger core 31 to move relative to the coil 32 , and a valve member 33 attached to the plunger core 31 , and moved in concert with the plunger core 31
- the control unit 20 includes a tube 27 coupled to the outlet 25 of the receptacle 22 of the valve device 21 , and the tube 27 includes a bore 28 formed therein, for supplying the gas outwardly through the tube 27 , and a guide flap 29 attached to the tube 27 , to shield and/or to guide the flame generated by the gas flowing out through the bore 28 of the tube 27 .
- the solenoid control member 30 may be used to selectively block the valve seat 26 or the gas passage 23 of the receptacle 22 , to control the gas to flow out through the bore 28 of the tube 27 .
- the control unit 20 further includes a control circuit or control device 40 electrically coupled to the solenoid control member 30 , one or more batteries 41 coupled to the control device 40 , to energize the control device 40 and the solenoid control member 30 and the other electric members or parts, and a switch 42 coupled to the control device 40 , to control the solenoid control member 30 , and thus to control the flowing of the gas out through the bore 28 of the tube 27 .
- the switch 42 includes a button 43 to be depressed or actuated by the users.
- Brackets or frames 50 , 51 may be secured to the receptacle 22 of the valve device 21 with one or more fasteners 52 , and may be secured to the housing 10 , for attaching or securing the receptacle 22 of the valve device 21 to the housing 10 .
- One of the frames 51 may include a panel 53 extended therefrom and having one or more orifices 54 formed therein ( FIG. 2 ), for receiving the tube 27 , and the other members or parts.
- An electric rod 60 may also be engaged through or supported in one of the orifices of the panel 53 , and is electrically coupled to the control device 40 , for being controlled by the control device 40 to generate sparks, and thus to ignite the gas flowing out through the bore 28 of the tube 27 , and thus to generate flames.
- the guide flap 29 of the tube 27 preferably partially extends into the lamp shade 17 , to allow the flames to be seen through the lamp shade 17 .
- a probe or a temperature detector 61 may also be engaged through or supported in one of the orifices of the panel 53 , and may also be electrically coupled to the control device 40 , for being controlled by the control device 40 to detect the temperature of the flames generated by the gas flowing out through the bore 28 of the tube 27 .
- the control device 40 may actuate the control member 30 to enclose or to block the valve seat 26 or the gas passage 23 of the receptacle 22 , to shut off the gas and to prevent the gas from continuously flowing out through the bore 28 of the tube 27 .
- the control device 40 may actuate the control member 30 to open the valve seat 26 or the gas passage 23 of the receptacle 22 , to allow the gas to flow out through the bore 28 of the tube 27 .
- the control device 40 may also actuate the electric rod 60 to generate sparks, and thus to ignite the gas flowing out through the bore 28 of the tube 27 and then to generate flames. The flames may be seen through the transparent or semi-transparent lamp shade 17 .
- the temperature detector 61 may be used to detect the temperature of the flames generated by the gas flowing out through the bore 28 of the tube 27 , and may be used as a safety control device to send a warning message or signal to the control device 40 when the flames are blown out inadvertently or the like, or when no gas is supplied out through the bore 28 of the tube 27 , or when the temperature detector 61 detect no temperature that are supposed to be generated by the flames.
- the control device 40 may then actuate the control member 30 to enclose or to block the valve seat 26 or the gas passage 23 of the receptacle 22 , to shut off the gas and to prevent the gas from continuously flowing out through the bore 28 of the tube 27 , and to prevent explosions from being occurred.
- the gaseous lamp in accordance with the present invention includes a simplified control device to easily and safely control the gaseous lamp, and to prevent the dangerous gaseous materials from flowing out inadvertently, and to prevent explosions from being generated by leaking and dangerous gaseous materials.
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Abstract
A gaseous lamp includes a housing, a lamp shade disposed on the housing, a valve device having a receptacle received in the housing and having a gas passage and an inlet for coupling to a gaseous reservoir. A control member is disposed in the receptacle, and includes a plunger core slidably received in a coil which may force the plunger core to actuate a valve member to selectively block the gas passage of the receptacle. A tube is coupled to the outlet of the receptacle of the valve device, for supplying the gas outwardly through the tube. A control device may be energized by one or more batteries to operate the control member.
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- 1. Field of the Invention
- The present invention relates to a gaseous lamp, and more particularly to a gaseous discharge lamp or torch having a simplified control device.
- 2. Description of the Prior Art
- Various kinds of typical gaseous lamps have been developed and comprise a piping for coupling to a gaseous reservoir, and a control device for controlling the ignition and the flaming of the gaseous lamps.
- Normally, a complicated high frequency ballast is required to be provided for controlling the gaseous lamps, due to the flammable and dangerous gaseous materials, for preventing the dangerous gaseous materials from flowing out inadvertently, and for preventing the leaking and dangerous gaseous materials from generating explosions.
- The present invention has arisen to mitigate and/or obviate the afore-described disadvantages of the conventional gaseous discharge lamps.
- The primary objective of the present invention is to provide a gaseous lamp including a simplified control device to easily and safely control the gaseous lamp, and to prevent the dangerous gaseous materials from flowing out inadvertently, and to prevent explosions from being generated by leaking and dangerous gaseous materials.
- In accordance with one aspect of the invention, there is provided a gaseous lamp comprising a housing, a lamp shade disposed on the housing, a valve device including a receptacle received in the housing and having a gas passage formed therein, and having an outlet, and an inlet for coupling to a gaseous reservoir to receive a gas therefrom, a control member disposed in the receptacle, and including a coil, a plunger core slidably received in the coil, a valve member attached to the plunger core and moved in concert with the plunger core, the coil being energizable to force the plunger core to move relative to the coil, and to force the valve member to selectively block the gas passage of the receptacle, a tube coupled to the outlet of the receptacle of the valve device, and including a bore formed therein, for supplying the gas outwardly through the tube, the control member being actuatable to selectively block the gas passage of the receptacle, to control the gas to flow out through the bore of the tube, a control device electrically coupled to the control member, at least one battery coupled to the control device, to energize the control device and the control member, a switch coupled to the control device, to actuate the control member to control a flowing of the gas out through the bore of the tube, an electric rod electrically coupled to the control device, for being controlled by the control device to generate sparks, and to ignite the gas flowing out through the bore of the tube, and to generate flames, and a temperature detector electrically coupled to the control device, for being controlled by the control device to detect temperature of the flames generated by the gas flowing out through the bore of the tube.
- The receptacle includes a valve seat provided in the gas passage thereof, and the valve member is actuatable to selectively block the valve seat of the receptacle.
- The tube includes a guide flap attached thereto, to shield and guide the flame generated by the gas flowing out through the bore of the tube. The switch includes a button provided thereon for being depressed or actuated by users.
- The valve device includes at least one frame secured to the receptacle, for attaching the receptacle to the housing. The frame includes a panel extended therefrom and having at least one orifice formed therein to receive and support the tube.
- The housing includes a post extended downwardly therefrom for supporting the housing at a height above ground. The post includes a base plate extended outwardly therefrom, to stably support the post and the housing on the ground. The post includes a plurality of openings formed therein. The post includes a door pivotally attached thereto with a hinge device.
- Further objectives and advantages of the present invention will become apparent from a careful reading of the detailed description provided hereinbelow, with appropriate reference to the accompanying drawings.
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FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a gaseous lamp in accordance with the present invention; -
FIG. 2 is a partial exploded view of a valve device of the gaseous lamp; -
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the valve device of the gaseous lamp; and -
FIG. 4 is a cross sectional view taken along lines 4-4 ofFIG. 2 . - Referring to the drawings, and initially to
FIGS. 1 and 2 , a gaseous lamp in accordance with the present invention comprises ahousing 10 preferably including apost 11 extended downwardly therefrom for supporting thehousing 10 at a suitable height above the ground, and preferably including abase plate 12 extended outwardly from thepost 11, to stably support thepost 11 and thus thehousing 10 on the ground. - The
housing 10 or thepost 11 preferably includes one ormore openings 13 formed in the lower portion thereof for such as air circulation purposes, and adoor 14 pivotally attached to the lower portion thereof with one ormore hinges 15 or the like, for inserting one ormore hoses 16 into thepost 11. Thehousing 10 preferably includes a casing or alamp shade 17 attached or disposed thereon, and preferably made of transparent, or semi-transparent materials. - A
control unit 20 is provided for controlling and/or generating flame, and may be received or secured within thehousing 10, and includes avalve device 21 having areceptacle 22 which includes a fluid orgas passage 23 formed therein (FIG. 4 ), and which includes anoutlet 25, and aninlet 24 coupled to thehose 16, for coupling to a gaseous reservoir, such as a natural gas supply station, a gas tank 18 (FIG. 1 ), a gas bottle (not shown), or the like. Thevalve device 21 includes avalve seat 26 provided in the fluid orgas passage 23 of the receptacle 22 (FIG. 4 ). - The
valve device 21 further includes acontrol member 30, such as asolenoid control member 30 disposed in thereceptacle 22, and includes aplunger core 31 slidably received in acoil 32 which may be energized to force theplunger core 31 to move relative to thecoil 32, and avalve member 33 attached to theplunger core 31, and moved in concert with theplunger core 31, for being moved by theplunger core 31 to selectively enclose or block thevalve seat 26 of thereceptacle 22, and thus to selectively block the fluid orgas passage 23 of the receptacle 22 (FIG. 4 ). - The
control unit 20 includes atube 27 coupled to theoutlet 25 of thereceptacle 22 of thevalve device 21, and thetube 27 includes abore 28 formed therein, for supplying the gas outwardly through thetube 27, and aguide flap 29 attached to thetube 27, to shield and/or to guide the flame generated by the gas flowing out through thebore 28 of thetube 27. Thesolenoid control member 30 may be used to selectively block thevalve seat 26 or thegas passage 23 of thereceptacle 22, to control the gas to flow out through thebore 28 of thetube 27. - The
control unit 20 further includes a control circuit orcontrol device 40 electrically coupled to thesolenoid control member 30, one ormore batteries 41 coupled to thecontrol device 40, to energize thecontrol device 40 and thesolenoid control member 30 and the other electric members or parts, and aswitch 42 coupled to thecontrol device 40, to control thesolenoid control member 30, and thus to control the flowing of the gas out through thebore 28 of thetube 27. Theswitch 42 includes abutton 43 to be depressed or actuated by the users. - One or more brackets or
frames receptacle 22 of thevalve device 21 with one ormore fasteners 52, and may be secured to thehousing 10, for attaching or securing thereceptacle 22 of thevalve device 21 to thehousing 10. One of theframes 51 may include apanel 53 extended therefrom and having one ormore orifices 54 formed therein (FIG. 2 ), for receiving thetube 27, and the other members or parts. - An
electric rod 60 may also be engaged through or supported in one of the orifices of thepanel 53, and is electrically coupled to thecontrol device 40, for being controlled by thecontrol device 40 to generate sparks, and thus to ignite the gas flowing out through thebore 28 of thetube 27, and thus to generate flames. Theguide flap 29 of thetube 27 preferably partially extends into thelamp shade 17, to allow the flames to be seen through thelamp shade 17. - A probe or a
temperature detector 61 may also be engaged through or supported in one of the orifices of thepanel 53, and may also be electrically coupled to thecontrol device 40, for being controlled by thecontrol device 40 to detect the temperature of the flames generated by the gas flowing out through thebore 28 of thetube 27. - For example, when the
temperature detector 61 detects no great temperature of flames when thebutton 43 of theswitch 42 is depressed or actuated by the users, thecontrol device 40 may actuate thecontrol member 30 to enclose or to block thevalve seat 26 or thegas passage 23 of thereceptacle 22, to shut off the gas and to prevent the gas from continuously flowing out through thebore 28 of thetube 27. - In operation, when the
button 43 of theswitch 42 is depressed or actuated by the users, thecontrol device 40 may actuate thecontrol member 30 to open thevalve seat 26 or thegas passage 23 of thereceptacle 22, to allow the gas to flow out through thebore 28 of thetube 27. Thecontrol device 40 may also actuate theelectric rod 60 to generate sparks, and thus to ignite the gas flowing out through thebore 28 of thetube 27 and then to generate flames. The flames may be seen through the transparent orsemi-transparent lamp shade 17. - The
temperature detector 61 may be used to detect the temperature of the flames generated by the gas flowing out through thebore 28 of thetube 27, and may be used as a safety control device to send a warning message or signal to thecontrol device 40 when the flames are blown out inadvertently or the like, or when no gas is supplied out through thebore 28 of thetube 27, or when thetemperature detector 61 detect no temperature that are supposed to be generated by the flames. Thecontrol device 40 may then actuate thecontrol member 30 to enclose or to block thevalve seat 26 or thegas passage 23 of thereceptacle 22, to shut off the gas and to prevent the gas from continuously flowing out through thebore 28 of thetube 27, and to prevent explosions from being occurred. - Accordingly, the gaseous lamp in accordance with the present invention includes a simplified control device to easily and safely control the gaseous lamp, and to prevent the dangerous gaseous materials from flowing out inadvertently, and to prevent explosions from being generated by leaking and dangerous gaseous materials.
- Although this invention has been described with a certain degree of particularity, it is to be understood that the present disclosure has been made by way of example only and that numerous changes in the detailed construction and the combination and arrangement of parts may be resorted to without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as hereinafter claimed.
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1. A gaseous lamp comprising:
a housing,
a lamp shade disposed on said housing,
a valve device including a receptacle received in said housing and having a gas passage formed therein, and having an outlet, and an inlet for coupling to a gaseous reservoir to receive a gas therefrom,
a control member disposed in said receptacle, and including a coil, a plunger core slidably received in said coil, a valve member attached to said plunger core and moved in concert with said plunger core, said coil being energizable to force said plunger core to move relative to said coil, and to force said valve member to selectively block said gas passage of said receptacle,
a tube coupled to said outlet of said receptacle of said valve device, and including a bore formed therein, for supplying said gas outwardly through said tube, said control member being actuatable to selectively block said gas passage of said receptacle, to control the gas to flow out through said bore of said tube,
a control device electrically coupled to said control member,
at least one battery coupled to said control device, to energize said control device and said control member,
a switch coupled to said control device, to actuate said control member to control a flowing of the gas out through said bore of said tube,
an electric rod electrically coupled to said control device, for being controlled by said control device to generate sparks, and to ignite the gas flowing out through said bore of said tube, and to generate flames, and
a temperature detector electrically coupled to said control device, for being controlled by said control device to detect temperature of the flames generated by the gas flowing out through said bore of said tube.
2. The gaseous lamp as claimed in claim 1 , wherein said receptacle includes a valve seat provided in said gas passage thereof, and said valve member is actuatable to selectively block said valve seat of said receptacle.
3. The gaseous lamp as claimed in claim 1 , wherein said tube includes a guide flap attached thereto, to shield and guide the flame generated by the gas flowing out through said bore of said tube.
4. The gaseous lamp as claimed in claim 1 , wherein said switch includes a button provided thereon for being depressed or actuated by users.
5. The gaseous lamp as claimed in claim 1 , wherein said valve device includes at least one frame secured to said receptacle, for attaching said receptacle to said housing.
6. The gaseous lamp as claimed in claim 5 , wherein said at least one frame includes a panel extended therefrom and having at least one orifice formed therein to receive and support said tube.
7. The gaseous lamp as claimed in claim 1 , wherein said housing includes a post extended downwardly therefrom for supporting said housing at a height above ground.
8. The gaseous lamp as claimed in claim 7 , wherein said post includes a base plate extended outwardly therefrom, to stably support said post and said housing on the ground.
9. The gaseous lamp as claimed in claim 7 , wherein said post includes a plurality of openings formed therein.
10. The gaseous lamp as claimed in claim 7 , wherein said post includes a door pivotally attached thereto with a hinge device.
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