US20090205593A1 - Flow adjusting valve for combustion gas - Google Patents
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- the present invention is related to a technique for a gas combustion valve, and especially to a flow adjusting valve for combustion gas adjusting by using magnetic attraction and magnetic repulsion forces.
- An electromagnetic gas combustion valve of a normal utensil for combustion gas (such as a gas stove or a gas combustion water heater) is provided on a flow path of the vale itself with a vale plug set, the vale plug set includes a valve plug at an air intake port, a spring abutting against the vale plug, an iron sheet connecting with the vale plug and an electromagnetic device that can generate magnetic attraction force on the iron sheet after electrically turning on.
- the vale plug When the electromagnetic device has not yet been electrically turned on, the vale plug is kept at the position to close the air intake port under the abutting force of the spring; when the electromagnetic device is electrically turned on, it generates magnetic attraction force to attract the iron sheet to displace the vale plug and to open the electromagnetic device, and the spring is given with an elastic restoring force; and when the electromagnetic device stops action, the spring makes the vale plug restore its original position to close the air intake port under the abutting action of the restoring force of the spring.
- the above conventional electromagnetic gas combustion valve has the following defects:
- the main object of the present invention is to provide a flow adjusting valve for combustion gas for adjusting the degree of opening between a valve plug and an air intake port by controlling the magnitude of magnetic repulsion force of an electromagnetic device; and when the transient pressure of combustion gas is larger than the magnetic repulsion force, the valve plug will close immediately, this can prevent the situation of gas leaking induced by overly large pressure of the gas supplied.
- the present invention is provided on the flow adjusting valve for combustion gas with the air intake port for entering of combustion gas, an air chamber connecting with the air intake port and an air output port connecting with the air chamber for releasing the combustion gas.
- the air chamber has an inlet connecting with the air intake port, and the air chamber is provided with the valve plug having a diameter larger than that of the inlet to block between the air intake port and the inlet, the bottom of the valve plug is connected with a valve rod of which the bottom is extended to the tailing end of the air chamber, the bottom of the valve rod is provided with an air tight elastic diagram for sealing the bottom of the air chamber, the air tight elastic diagram is provided thereon with a permanent magnet; the air chamber is provided outside of it with the electromagnetic device that is in cooperation with the permanent magnet.
- the electromagnetic device When the electromagnetic device is not operated, a magnetic attraction force is generated between the electromagnetic device and an iron core of the electromagnetic device, through the valve rod, the magnetic attraction force always keeps the position of the valve plug at the inlet to close the air chamber; when the electromagnetic device is electrically turned on, it generates a magnetic repulsion force against the permanent magnet to push the valve plug and the valve rod to open the inlet, thereby the combustion gas can be released from the air output port after it enters the air chamber from the air output port and the inlet sequentially, and thereby the degree of opening between the valve plug and the air inlet can be adjusted by controlling the magnitude of magnetic repulsion force generated by the electromagnetic device.
- the present invention not only can adjust the magnitude of flow of the combustion gas, but also can make very tight sealing when the valve plug closes the inlet, because the valve plug is provided between the air intake port and the inlet, and the larger the pressure at the air intake port is, the larger the force of abutting of the valve plug against the inlet will be; therefore, the valve plug will not be pushed away to make air leaking.
- valve plug Under the state that the valve plug opens the inlet by the magnetic repulsion force, when the transient pressure of combustion gas is larger than the magnetic repulsion force, the valve plug will abut against the inlet immediately, this can prevent the situation of bursting combustion of burning fire on a stove by overly large pressure of the gas supplied.
- FIG. 1 is a sectional schematic view showing the structure of a first embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a sectional schematic view anatomically showing the first embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 3 is an anatomic perspective view of the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a sectional view of a second embodiment of the present invention after assembling
- FIG. 6 is a sectional schematic view anatomically showing the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a perspective schematic view showing serially connecting of the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 shows a first embodiment of a flow adjusting valve for combustion gas of the present invention
- the flow control valve for combustion gas is provided with an air intake port 10 for entering of combustion gas, an air chamber 20 connecting with the air intake port 10 and an air output port 30 connecting with the air chamber 20 for releasing the combustion gas.
- the air chamber 20 has an inlet 21 connecting with the air intake port 10 , and the air chamber 20 is provided with a valve plug 40 having a diameter larger than that of the inlet 21 to block between the air intake port 10 and the inlet 21 , the bottom of the valve plug 40 is connected with a valve rod 50 of which the bottom is extended to the tailing end of the air chamber 20 , the bottom of the valve rod 50 is provided with an air tight elastic diagram 60 for sealing the bottom of the air chamber 20 , the air tight elastic diagram 60 is provided thereon with a permanent magnet 70 ; the air chamber 20 is provided outside of it with the electromagnetic device 80 that is in cooperation with the permanent magnet 70 .
- the electromagnetic device 80 further includes an iron core 81 and a set of coil 82 wound about the iron core 81 , the coil 82 can make the iron core 81 generate magnetic poles of different strengths in pursuance of the magnitudes of electric fluxes, the magnetic poles correspond with the permanent magnet 70 and are of the same magnetic poles as that of an opposite surface of the latter, thereby the electromagnetic device 80 will generate a magnetic repulsion force against the permanent magnet 70 .
- the permanent magnet 70 will generate a magnetic attraction force because of the iron core 81 of the electromagnetic device 80 when the electromagnetic device is not operated to make the permanent magnet 70 keep an action force toward the electromagnetic device 80 , the action force is acted on the valve plug 40 through the valve rod 50 , so that the valve plug 40 is always kept at the position to close the inlet 21 of the air chamber 20 .
- valve plug 40 By virtue that the valve plug 40 is provided between the air intake port 10 and the inlet 21 , the valve plug 40 has a diameter larger than that of the inlet 21 , under the state that the valve plug 40 closes the inlet 21 , the larger the pressure at the air intake port 10 is, the larger the force of abutting of the valve plug 40 against the inlet 21 will be, tighter closing can be effected, therefore, the valve plug 40 will not be pushed away to make a state of air leaking.
- the electromagnetic device 80 When the electromagnetic device 80 is electrically turned on, as is mentioned above, it generates a magnetic repulsion force against the permanent magnet 70 to push the valve rod 50 and the valve plug 40 to open the inlet 21 , thereby the combustion gas can be released from the air output port 30 after it enters the air chamber 20 from the air output port 10 and the inlet 21 sequentially; and by virtue that the coil 82 can make the iron core 81 generate magnetic poles of different strengths in pursuance of the magnitudes of electric fluxes as stated above, thereby the degree of opening between the valve plug 40 and the air inlet 21 can be adjusted by controlling the magnitude of magnetic repulsion force generated by the electromagnetic device 80 .
- valve plug 40 opens the inlet 21 by the magnetic repulsion force
- the valve plug 40 will abut against the inlet 21 immediately, this can prevent the situation of bursting combustion of burning fire on a stove by overly large pressure of the gas supplied.
- the bottom of the iron core 81 can be exposed to the outside of the electromagnetic device 80 , for the convenience of adjusting the distance between the iron core 81 from the permanent magnet 70 to thereby adjust the magnitude of the magnetic repulsion force or the magnetic attraction force between the iron core 81 and the permanent magnet 70 .
- the air intake port 10 and the air output port 30 can be provided on an upper housing 90
- the upper housing 90 is provided between the air intake port 10 and the air output port 30 with an engaging port 91 to engage with a lower housing 92
- the air chamber 20 is provided on the lower housing 92 and extends through the latter, in order that the inlet 21 is on the top of the lower housing 92
- the air tight elastic diagram 60 is on the bottom of the lower housing 92 to seal the air chamber 20
- the permanent magnet 70 is provided beneath the air tight elastic diagram 60
- the electromagnetic device 80 can be fixed below the lower housing 92 in opposition to the permanent magnet 70 .
- valve rod 50 further has an elastic element 51 which constantly pushes the valve plug 40 to keep the latter at the position to close the air intake port, thereby to help the valve plug 40 to close the inlet 21 more tightly;
- the air chamber 20 , the valve plug 40 , the valve rod 50 , the air tight elastic diagram 60 and the permanent magnet 70 are mounted in advance on the lower housing 92 , and after connecting of the lower housing 92 with the upper housing 90 , the electromagnetic device 80 is fixed below the lower housing 92 , this is superior in convenient assembling, the appearance after assembling is shown in FIG. 4 .
- FIGS. 5 and 6 are sectional schematic views showing the structure of the second embodiment of the present invention, in which an air intake port 10 , an air chamber 20 , an air output port 30 , a valve plug 40 , a valve rod 50 , an air tight elastic diagram 60 , a permanent magnet 70 and a electromagnetic device 80 etc.
- the intake port 10 is provided on the upper housing 90 which further has an engaging port 91 to engage with a lower housing 92
- the air chamber 20 is provided on the lower housing 92 and extends through the latter, in order that the inlet 21 is on the top of the lower housing 92 , the air tight elastic diagram 60 is on the bottom of the lower housing 92 etc.
- the flow path of the combustion gas therein still is in the sequence from the air intake port 10 , the inlet 21 , the air chamber 20 to the air output port 30 , and then the combustion gas is released outsides.
- the air output port 30 is provided on the lower housing 92 to communicate with the air chamber 20
- the upper housing 90 is further provided with a serially connecting port 94 in communication with the air intake port 10 .
- the object that the second embodiment is further provided with the serially connecting port 94 just as shown in FIG. 7 when the present invention is used on a system having a plurality of stoves and needs to serially connect a plurality of flow adjusting valves for combustion gas, by the fact that the air intake port 10 is communicated directly with the serially connecting port 94 , the serially connecting port 94 can be used to serially connect a combustion gas inlet of some combustion gas valve 100 .
- the second embodiment still has the advantages of the first embodiment in assembling.
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Abstract
A flow adjusting valve for combustion gas being provided with an air chamber between its air intake port and its air output port, the air chamber has an inlet connecting with the air intake port, and the air chamber is provided with a valve plug to block between the air intake port and the inlet, the valve plug is always kept at a position to close the inlet of the air chamber; when the electromagnetic device is electrically turned on, it generates a magnetic repulsion force against the permanent magnet to push the valve plug to open the inlet; when a transient pressure of combustion gas is larger than the magnetic repulsion force, the valve plug will close immediately, this can prevent the situation of gas leaking induced by overly large pressure of the gas supplied.
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- 1. Field of the Invention
- The present invention is related to a technique for a gas combustion valve, and especially to a flow adjusting valve for combustion gas adjusting by using magnetic attraction and magnetic repulsion forces.
- 2. Description of the Prior Art
- An electromagnetic gas combustion valve of a normal utensil for combustion gas (such as a gas stove or a gas combustion water heater) is provided on a flow path of the vale itself with a vale plug set, the vale plug set includes a valve plug at an air intake port, a spring abutting against the vale plug, an iron sheet connecting with the vale plug and an electromagnetic device that can generate magnetic attraction force on the iron sheet after electrically turning on.
- When the electromagnetic device has not yet been electrically turned on, the vale plug is kept at the position to close the air intake port under the abutting force of the spring; when the electromagnetic device is electrically turned on, it generates magnetic attraction force to attract the iron sheet to displace the vale plug and to open the electromagnetic device, and the spring is given with an elastic restoring force; and when the electromagnetic device stops action, the spring makes the vale plug restore its original position to close the air intake port under the abutting action of the restoring force of the spring.
- The above conventional electromagnetic gas combustion valve has the following defects:
- 1. The state of opening/closing between the vale plug and the air intake port is decided by whether the electromagnetic device generates a magnetic attraction force after being electrically turned on, thereby it can only control the on/off action, the adjusting of flow needs an additional flow adjusting mechanism to control.
- 2. Closing of the air intake port by the vale plug is effected under the abutting action of the restoring force of the spring, if the spring is overly frequently used, a problem of elastic fatigue may occur to make the valve plug untightly close the air intake port.
- 3. If the air intake port has overly large transient pressure of combustion gas (especially when using natural gas) under the state of being closed by the vale plug, the plunger of the vale plug will be pushed away from the air intake port by the overly large pressure to induce leaking of the combustion gas.
- 4. If the transient pressure of combustion gas is overly large under the state of opening of the air intake port, overly large transient supplying amount of the combustion gas may be induced, burning fire on the stove may have a phenomenon of bursting combustion.
- In view of the above problems resided in the prior art, the inventor of the present invention designed and provided the present invention “a flow adjusting valve for combustion gas” to solve the defects resided in the above conventional gas combustion valve.
- The main object of the present invention is to provide a flow adjusting valve for combustion gas for adjusting the degree of opening between a valve plug and an air intake port by controlling the magnitude of magnetic repulsion force of an electromagnetic device; and when the transient pressure of combustion gas is larger than the magnetic repulsion force, the valve plug will close immediately, this can prevent the situation of gas leaking induced by overly large pressure of the gas supplied.
- In order to achieve the object, the present invention is provided on the flow adjusting valve for combustion gas with the air intake port for entering of combustion gas, an air chamber connecting with the air intake port and an air output port connecting with the air chamber for releasing the combustion gas.
- the air chamber has an inlet connecting with the air intake port, and the air chamber is provided with the valve plug having a diameter larger than that of the inlet to block between the air intake port and the inlet, the bottom of the valve plug is connected with a valve rod of which the bottom is extended to the tailing end of the air chamber, the bottom of the valve rod is provided with an air tight elastic diagram for sealing the bottom of the air chamber, the air tight elastic diagram is provided thereon with a permanent magnet; the air chamber is provided outside of it with the electromagnetic device that is in cooperation with the permanent magnet.
- When the electromagnetic device is not operated, a magnetic attraction force is generated between the electromagnetic device and an iron core of the electromagnetic device, through the valve rod, the magnetic attraction force always keeps the position of the valve plug at the inlet to close the air chamber; when the electromagnetic device is electrically turned on, it generates a magnetic repulsion force against the permanent magnet to push the valve plug and the valve rod to open the inlet, thereby the combustion gas can be released from the air output port after it enters the air chamber from the air output port and the inlet sequentially, and thereby the degree of opening between the valve plug and the air inlet can be adjusted by controlling the magnitude of magnetic repulsion force generated by the electromagnetic device.
- In comparison with the prior art, the present invention not only can adjust the magnitude of flow of the combustion gas, but also can make very tight sealing when the valve plug closes the inlet, because the valve plug is provided between the air intake port and the inlet, and the larger the pressure at the air intake port is, the larger the force of abutting of the valve plug against the inlet will be; therefore, the valve plug will not be pushed away to make air leaking.
- And more, under the state that the valve plug opens the inlet by the magnetic repulsion force, when the transient pressure of combustion gas is larger than the magnetic repulsion force, the valve plug will abut against the inlet immediately, this can prevent the situation of bursting combustion of burning fire on a stove by overly large pressure of the gas supplied.
- The present invention will be apparent in its mode of operation according to its technical measures after reading the detailed description of the preferred embodiment thereof in reference to the accompanying drawings.
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FIG. 1 is a sectional schematic view showing the structure of a first embodiment of the present invention; -
FIG. 2 is a sectional schematic view anatomically showing the first embodiment of the present invention; -
FIG. 3 is an anatomic perspective view of the first embodiment of the present invention; -
FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the first embodiment of the present invention; -
FIG. 5 is a sectional view of a second embodiment of the present invention after assembling; -
FIG. 6 is a sectional schematic view anatomically showing the second embodiment of the present invention; -
FIG. 7 is a perspective schematic view showing serially connecting of the second embodiment of the present invention. -
FIG. 1 shows a first embodiment of a flow adjusting valve for combustion gas of the present invention, in this embodiment, the flow control valve for combustion gas is provided with anair intake port 10 for entering of combustion gas, anair chamber 20 connecting with theair intake port 10 and anair output port 30 connecting with theair chamber 20 for releasing the combustion gas. - Wherein: the
air chamber 20 has aninlet 21 connecting with theair intake port 10, and theair chamber 20 is provided with avalve plug 40 having a diameter larger than that of theinlet 21 to block between theair intake port 10 and theinlet 21, the bottom of thevalve plug 40 is connected with avalve rod 50 of which the bottom is extended to the tailing end of theair chamber 20, the bottom of thevalve rod 50 is provided with an air tight elastic diagram 60 for sealing the bottom of theair chamber 20, the air tight elastic diagram 60 is provided thereon with apermanent magnet 70; theair chamber 20 is provided outside of it with theelectromagnetic device 80 that is in cooperation with thepermanent magnet 70. - The
electromagnetic device 80 further includes aniron core 81 and a set ofcoil 82 wound about theiron core 81, thecoil 82 can make theiron core 81 generate magnetic poles of different strengths in pursuance of the magnitudes of electric fluxes, the magnetic poles correspond with thepermanent magnet 70 and are of the same magnetic poles as that of an opposite surface of the latter, thereby theelectromagnetic device 80 will generate a magnetic repulsion force against thepermanent magnet 70. - With the above structure, the
permanent magnet 70 will generate a magnetic attraction force because of theiron core 81 of theelectromagnetic device 80 when the electromagnetic device is not operated to make thepermanent magnet 70 keep an action force toward theelectromagnetic device 80, the action force is acted on thevalve plug 40 through thevalve rod 50, so that thevalve plug 40 is always kept at the position to close theinlet 21 of theair chamber 20. - By virtue that the
valve plug 40 is provided between theair intake port 10 and theinlet 21, thevalve plug 40 has a diameter larger than that of theinlet 21, under the state that thevalve plug 40 closes theinlet 21, the larger the pressure at theair intake port 10 is, the larger the force of abutting of thevalve plug 40 against theinlet 21 will be, tighter closing can be effected, therefore, thevalve plug 40 will not be pushed away to make a state of air leaking. - When the
electromagnetic device 80 is electrically turned on, as is mentioned above, it generates a magnetic repulsion force against thepermanent magnet 70 to push thevalve rod 50 and thevalve plug 40 to open theinlet 21, thereby the combustion gas can be released from theair output port 30 after it enters theair chamber 20 from theair output port 10 and theinlet 21 sequentially; and by virtue that thecoil 82 can make theiron core 81 generate magnetic poles of different strengths in pursuance of the magnitudes of electric fluxes as stated above, thereby the degree of opening between thevalve plug 40 and theair inlet 21 can be adjusted by controlling the magnitude of magnetic repulsion force generated by theelectromagnetic device 80. - And more, under the state that the
valve plug 40 opens theinlet 21 by the magnetic repulsion force, when the transient pressure of combustion gas at theair intake port 10 is larger than the magnetic repulsion force, thevalve plug 40 will abut against theinlet 21 immediately, this can prevent the situation of bursting combustion of burning fire on a stove by overly large pressure of the gas supplied. - When in practicing, the bottom of the
iron core 81 can be exposed to the outside of theelectromagnetic device 80, for the convenience of adjusting the distance between theiron core 81 from thepermanent magnet 70 to thereby adjust the magnitude of the magnetic repulsion force or the magnetic attraction force between theiron core 81 and thepermanent magnet 70. - As shown in
FIGS. 2 and 3 , when in practicing of the present invention, theair intake port 10 and theair output port 30 can be provided on anupper housing 90, theupper housing 90 is provided between theair intake port 10 and theair output port 30 with anengaging port 91 to engage with alower housing 92, theair chamber 20 is provided on thelower housing 92 and extends through the latter, in order that theinlet 21 is on the top of thelower housing 92, the air tight elastic diagram 60 is on the bottom of thelower housing 92 to seal theair chamber 20, thepermanent magnet 70 is provided beneath the air tight elastic diagram 60, while theelectromagnetic device 80 can be fixed below thelower housing 92 in opposition to thepermanent magnet 70. - Moreover, the
valve rod 50 further has anelastic element 51 which constantly pushes thevalve plug 40 to keep the latter at the position to close the air intake port, thereby to help thevalve plug 40 to close theinlet 21 more tightly; other advantages resided in the present invention are that, theair chamber 20, thevalve plug 40, thevalve rod 50, the air tight elastic diagram 60 and thepermanent magnet 70 are mounted in advance on thelower housing 92, and after connecting of thelower housing 92 with theupper housing 90, theelectromagnetic device 80 is fixed below thelower housing 92, this is superior in convenient assembling, the appearance after assembling is shown inFIG. 4 . -
FIGS. 5 and 6 are sectional schematic views showing the structure of the second embodiment of the present invention, in which anair intake port 10, anair chamber 20, anair output port 30, avalve plug 40, avalve rod 50, an air tight elastic diagram 60, apermanent magnet 70 and aelectromagnetic device 80 etc. are depicted, the way and principle of action of them are same as those of the first embodiment, and no further narration is necessary here; besides, the position relations of the following members are same as those of the first embodiment too, i.e.: theintake port 10 is provided on theupper housing 90 which further has anengaging port 91 to engage with alower housing 92, theair chamber 20 is provided on thelower housing 92 and extends through the latter, in order that theinlet 21 is on the top of thelower housing 92, the air tight elastic diagram 60 is on the bottom of thelower housing 92 etc. The flow path of the combustion gas therein still is in the sequence from theair intake port 10, theinlet 21, theair chamber 20 to theair output port 30, and then the combustion gas is released outsides. - The difference of the second embodiment from the first embodiment is resided in that, the
air output port 30 is provided on thelower housing 92 to communicate with theair chamber 20, theupper housing 90 is further provided with a serially connectingport 94 in communication with theair intake port 10. The object that the second embodiment is further provided with the serially connectingport 94 just as shown inFIG. 7 , when the present invention is used on a system having a plurality of stoves and needs to serially connect a plurality of flow adjusting valves for combustion gas, by the fact that theair intake port 10 is communicated directly with the serially connectingport 94, the serially connectingport 94 can be used to serially connect a combustion gas inlet of somecombustion gas valve 100. - The second embodiment still has the advantages of the first embodiment in assembling.
- The preferred embodiments shown and described are only for illustrating the present invention, and not for giving any limitation to the scope of the present invention; it will be apparent to those skilled in this art that various modifications or changes without departing from the spirit of this invention shall also fall within the scope of the appended claims.
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1. A flow adjusting valve for combustion gas being provided with an air intake port for entering of combustion gas, an air chamber connecting with said air intake port and an air output port connecting with said air chamber for releasing said combustion gas, wherein:
said air chamber has an inlet connecting with said air intake port, and said air chamber is provided with a valve plug having a diameter larger than that of said inlet to block between said air intake port and said inlet, a bottom of said valve plug is connected with a valve rod of which a bottom is extended to a tailing end of said air chamber, said bottom of said valve rod is provided with an air tight elastic diagram for sealing a bottom of said air chamber, said air tight elastic diagram is provided thereon with a permanent magnet; said air chamber is provided outside of it with an electromagnetic device that is in cooperation with said permanent magnet;
when said electromagnetic device is not operated, a magnetic attraction force is generated between said electromagnetic device and an iron core of said electromagnetic device, said valve plug is always kept at a position to close said inlet of said air chamber; when said electromagnetic device is electrically turned on, it generates a magnetic repulsion force against said permanent magnet to push said valve plug and said valve rod to open said inlet, thereby said combustion gas is released from said air output port after it enters said air chamber from said air output port and said inlet sequentially, and thereby degree of opening between said valve plug and said air inlet is adapted to being adjusted by controlling magnitude of said magnetic repulsion force generated by said electromagnetic device.
2. The flow adjusting valve for combustion gas as in claim 1 , wherein said air intake port and said air output port are provided on an upper housing, said upper housing is provided between said air intake port and said air output port with an engaging port to engage with a lower housing, said air chamber is provided on said lower housing and extends through the latter, in order that said inlet is on a top of said lower housing, said air tight elastic diagram is on a bottom of said lower housing.
3. The flow adjusting valve for combustion gas as in claim 1 , wherein said air intake port is provided on an upper housing, said upper housing is provided with an engaging port to engage with a lower housing, said air chamber is provided on said lower housing and extends through the latter, in order that said inlet is on a top of said lower housing, said air tight elastic diagram is on a bottom of said lower housing, and said air output port is provided on said lower housing to communicate with said air chamber.
4. The flow adjusting valve for combustion gas as in claim 3 , wherein said upper housing is further provided with a serially connecting port in communication with said air intake port, to be used to serially connect a combustion gas inlet of another flow adjusting valve for combustion gas.
5. The flow adjusting valve for combustion gas as in claim 1 , wherein said valve rod further has an elastic element which pushes said valve plug to keep the latter at a position to close said inlet.
6. The flow adjusting valve for combustion gas as in claim 1 , wherein said electromagnetic device further includes an iron core and a coil wound about said iron core, said coil makes said iron core generate magnetic poles of different strengths in pursuance of the magnitudes of electric fluxes.
7. The flow adjusting valve for combustion gas as in claim 6 , wherein a bottom of said iron core is exposed to outside of said electromagnetic device for adjusting distance between said iron core from said permanent magnet.
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