WO2002071805A1 - Arbeitsplattenanordnung - Google Patents
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- WO2002071805A1 WO2002071805A1 PCT/EP2002/002387 EP0202387W WO02071805A1 WO 2002071805 A1 WO2002071805 A1 WO 2002071805A1 EP 0202387 W EP0202387 W EP 0202387W WO 02071805 A1 WO02071805 A1 WO 02071805A1
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H05—ELECTRIC TECHNIQUES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- H05B—ELECTRIC HEATING; ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES, IN GENERAL
- H05B6/00—Heating by electric, magnetic or electromagnetic fields
- H05B6/02—Induction heating
- H05B6/10—Induction heating apparatus, other than furnaces, for specific applications
- H05B6/12—Cooking devices
- H05B6/1209—Cooking devices induction cooking plates or the like and devices to be used in combination with them
- H05B6/1227—Cooking devices induction cooking plates or the like and devices to be used in combination with them for wok pans and wok pans supports for induction cooking plates
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
- F24C—DOMESTIC STOVES OR RANGES ; DETAILS OF DOMESTIC STOVES OR RANGES, OF GENERAL APPLICATION
- F24C15/00—Details
- F24C15/10—Tops, e.g. hot plates; Rings
- F24C15/102—Tops, e.g. hot plates; Rings electrically heated
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
- F24C—DOMESTIC STOVES OR RANGES ; DETAILS OF DOMESTIC STOVES OR RANGES, OF GENERAL APPLICATION
- F24C15/00—Details
- F24C15/10—Tops, e.g. hot plates; Rings
- F24C15/108—Mounting of hot plate on worktop
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- Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
- Y10—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC
- Y10S—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
- Y10S99/00—Foods and beverages: apparatus
- Y10S99/14—Induction heating
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- the invention relates to a worktop arrangement with a worktop and with a hob, the hob being inserted in a recess in the worktop.
- the hob usually consists of a flat glass ceramic plate. Cooking with a wok on a flat glass ceramic plate is comparatively difficult and requires special aids.
- a wok is known to be a saucepan with a round or hemispherical base. From DE - U - 299 05 024 it is already known to use an induction heating device, which is arranged below the hotplate, to enable cooking with a wok.
- An induction heating device which is arranged below the hotplate, to enable cooking with a wok.
- a protruding holding device for holding the wok is provided above the hotplate.
- the holding device is a kind of ring for placing the wok.
- the cooktop has a glass ceramic bowl protruding into the recess in the worktop for receiving a wok and that a heating device is provided below the bowl.
- a bowl is thus integrated into the worktop as a wok holder. This is not only visually appealing, the risk of the wok falling over is no longer present in the invention.
- there is good heat transfer from the heating device through the glass ceramic bowl to the wok since a separate component such as the aforementioned retaining ring is no longer required.
- the heating device is preferably designed as an induction heating device with at least one induction coil.
- the induction coil can be on correspond to the spherical curvature of the bowl.
- only one or several flat or flat induction coils can also be provided, which are arranged on the outside in the region of the shell.
- the heating does not necessarily have to be carried out by an induction heating device with at least one induction coil. This can also be done using a conventional Hilight radiator. It would be z. B. also the possibility of direct cooking on the glass ceramic, ie without the use of a wok pan.
- a holding frame for the shell is fastened to the worktop, in which the shell is inserted and held there.
- the holding frame itself has a possibly circumferential frame leg, which is preferably attached to the end face of the recess in the worktop.
- the holding frame can, however, not only be provided for arranging the pan for the wok, but also for arranging the induction heating device.
- the holding frame has a holder for the induction heating device.
- the shell is supported on the induction heating device, which in particular considerably facilitates assembly and installation.
- the transition from the shell to the worktop is frameless on the upper side.
- Such a design is extremely appealing in terms of design and also advantageous in terms of cleaning.
- a joint with a small joint width is provided at the transition from the shell to the worktop.
- the joint should be kept as small as possible and only be a few millimeters (1 to 3 mm).
- the joint should also be sealed with sealing or joint material.
- the top end edge of the bowl runs horizontally and is aligned with the top of the worktop. It goes without saying that the top edge of the bowl should be ground and polished accordingly.
- a corresponding all-round frame instead of a frameless version with flush installation of the shell in the worktop.
- the bowl with the frame is inserted into the opening of the worktop from above.
- the frame then lies on the worktop at the edge of the opening.
- the structural unit can be attached from below, for example using clamping claws.
- the holding frame has at least one holding leg acting against the shell.
- the holding limb should have a contact area facing the shell, approximately parallel to the adjacent region of the shell, which abuts directly or indirectly against the underside of the shell. It is also possible to make this leg resilient.
- the leg can also be glued to it.
- the free end of the holding leg should be angled in the direction of the end face of the recess and either abut the end face or be at a short distance from the end face. This formation of the free end of the holding leg has another function. This limits the joint space of the joint described above, so that the sealing material for sealing the joint does not run out of this space.
- fastening brackets are provided on the underside, which are to be fastened to the worktop on the underside or at the end in the region of the recess. Since the bowl is made of glass ceramic, it makes sense to glue the mounting brackets to the bowl.
- the holding frame in contrast to the previously described frameless installation, has a support leg to rest on the top of the worktop.
- the assembly of the bowl is extremely simple, since the holding frame is only placed on the top of the worktop.
- the holding frame it is advisable for the holding frame to have a cover leg that overlaps the top end edge of the shell. Due to the hidden arrangement of the edge of the shell, special processing of the edge is not necessary. In addition, the edge is protected against impact by the cover leg.
- the cover leg can not only serve to cover the front edge of the shell, but it also preferably serves to overlap the joint between the worktop and the shell.
- a secure arrangement of the shell within the holding frame is further preferably achieved in that a holding bracket, in particular bent downward, is provided on the frame leg.
- This bracket can be designed to be resilient and, as has already been described above, preferably has a bearing area running approximately parallel to the adjacent area of the shell. This contact area can also be glued to the shell.
- the support leg has a stepped design with a receptacle recessed in the recess.
- a cover made of the material of the worktop or another material can then be inserted into the recess and then lies on the receptacle.
- the support leg and cover should be designed in such a way that the cover is at least substantially aligned with the worktop on the upper side when inserted.
- the holding leg and / or the holder can be adjusted in height.
- the height of the bowl can be adjusted directly via the holding leg, while the induction heating direction and, if the bowl rests on it, the height of the bowl can be adjusted.
- the height is preferably adjusted using set screws.
- a hob area made of glass ceramic or stainless steel protrudes into the recess, the hob area has an opening for inserting a wok, and a glass ceramic bowl arranged below the opening is provided for receiving the wok and that a heating device is arranged below the bowl.
- the heating device is preferably designed as an induction heating device with at least one induction coil.
- the bowl rests on the underside of the hob area.
- the shell is designed as a separate component.
- This area also looks virtually seamless. Otherwise, it offers itself in the two-part version for reasons of tightness indicates that the bowl is clamped against the hob area, that is to say it is pressed against the hob area from below.
- the edge of the hob area is aligned with the adjoining area of the bowl, so that - visually speaking - the hob area merges directly into the bowl. It goes without saying that in this context it makes sense to grind and polish the edge of the hob area at the opening accordingly.
- the holding frame has at least one holding leg that acts against the shell.
- the holding leg can basically be designed as a separate leg from the frame leg. However, it is preferred that the holding leg is formed in one piece with the frame leg. Such a design of the frame leg with the holding leg can be produced simply by folding and is inexpensive.
- the holding leg has an abutment region that faces the shell and runs approximately parallel to the adjacent region of the shell. It is also possible to make the holding leg or the contact area resilient. In addition, in order to achieve a secure attachment of the shell, the contact area can also be glued to it.
- fastening angles can also be provided on the underside, which are to be fastened to the worktop on the underside or on the end face in the region of the recess.
- the bowl is made of glass ceramic, it makes sense to glue the mounting brackets to the bowl.
- the holding leg and / or the holder can be adjusted in height. With regard to the height adjustment of the holding leg, it is of course a prerequisite that a separate holding leg is provided. If such is not provided, the height can be adjusted using the bracket with the induction heating device. For the sake of simplicity, the height is adjusted using the appropriate adjusting screws.
- the damping device can have individual elastic elements, via which in any case a part of the forces exerted on the shell can then be absorbed.
- the bowl does not merge into the worktop with a very narrow hob area, it is possible to assign an operating unit with touch switches to the hob. This is a so-called "touch control".
- the control unit is preferably arranged below the hob area. If the hob area is made of stainless steel, a corresponding recess must be provided to enable operation.
- the operating unit can be designed as a separately manageable structural unit which, if necessary, is arranged below the hob area.
- the control unit with the touch switches elsewhere on the worktop or within the kitchen.
- the operating unit is an alternative module.
- the hob area rests on a step of the worktop or is designed as a top layer of the worktop. This results in a flush arrangement. Such an arrangement is easy to clean and there is no risk of injury due to the lack of edges.
- the cooktop area it should be pointed out that it is easily possible for the cooktop area to extend over a larger area of the worktop and not only to rest thereon, but also to be firmly connected thereto, in particular glued.
- FIG. 1 is a partial cross-sectional view of a first embodiment of a worktop arrangement according to the invention
- FIG. 2 shows a partial cross-sectional view of a further embodiment of a worktop arrangement according to the invention
- FIG. 3 is a view of an alternative embodiment of the holding frame of the embodiment shown in FIG. 2,
- FIG. 4 shows a partial cross-sectional view of a third embodiment of a worktop arrangement according to the invention
- Fig. 5 is a partial cross-sectional view of a first embodiment of a worktop arrangement according to the invention.
- FIG. 6 shows a schematic illustration in partial cross-sectional view of another embodiment of a worktop arrangement according to the invention.
- the worktop 2 can consist of any material, for example granite, plastic, wood or a composite material, in particular of the aforementioned materials. s. In the worktop 2 there is a recess 4 into which the hob 3 is inserted.
- the cooktop 3 has a bowl 5 made of glass ceramic, which projects into the recess 4 of the worktop 2, for holding a wok, which is not shown.
- the shape of the shell 5 is spherical. It is also essential that a heating device designed as an induction heating device 6 is arranged below the shell 5.
- the induction heating device 6 has at least one induction coil. This can be adapted to the shape of the shell 5, but this is not absolutely necessary. Moreover, it goes without saying that the heating does not necessarily have to be carried out by at least one induction coil, but can also be carried out using other heating means.
- a holding frame 7 for the shell 5 is attached to the worktop 2.
- the holding frame 7, which may be circumferential, but may also consist of several individual frame parts, has a frame leg 8 which is fastened to the end face 9 of the recess 4 of the worktop 2.
- the frame leg 8 is screwed to the worktop 2 by means of corresponding screws 10.
- a holder 11 for the induction heating device 6 is provided on the holding frame 7.
- the induction heating device 6 therefore lies directly or indirectly on the holder 11.
- the holder 11 has a base region 12 on which corresponding spring means 13 are fastened, on which in turn the induction heating device 6 rests.
- the shell 5 is supported, as can be seen from the individual figures, on the induction heating device 6.
- the transition from the shell 5 to the worktop 2 is frameless on the upper side. This means that no frame part of the holding frame 7 can be seen from the outside.
- a joint 14 is provided at the transition from the shell 5 to the worktop 2.
- the joint 14 has a small joint width of about 2 mm in the present case.
- the joint 14 itself is sealed with sealing material 15.
- the upper side term end edge 16 of the shell 5 horizontally and is aligned with the top 17 of the worktop 2.
- the holding frame 7 has at least one holding leg 18 which acts against the shell 5.
- the holding leg 18 can be formed all around. However, several individual holding legs can also be provided.
- the holding leg 18 has an abutment region 19 facing the shell 5 and running approximately parallel to the adjacent region of the shell 5.
- the shell 5 lies flat against the contact area 19. In the exemplary embodiment shown, the contact area 19 is glued to the shell 5 at 20.
- the free end 21 of the holding leg 18 is angled in the direction of the end face 9 of the recess 4. In the exemplary embodiment shown, the free end 21 is at a small distance of approximately 2 mm from the end face 9. This results in an essentially delimited joint space in which the sealing material 15 is held.
- fastening angles can be glued to the underside of the shell 5, which are either fastened to the underside 22 of the worktop 2 and / or the end face 9.
- FIGS. 2 to 4 differ from the embodiment according to FIG. 1 in that part of the holding frame 7 can be seen on the outside.
- the support frame 7 has a support leg 23 for support on the top side on the worktop 2 for support.
- the holding frame 7 has a cover leg 24 which overlaps the top edge 16 of the shell 5.
- the cover leg 24 also covers the joint 14 between the worktop 2 and the shell 5.
- the cover leg 24 therefore extends around the entire recess 4.
- the support leg 23 is formed in one piece with the frame leg 8.
- the cover leg 24 is firmly connected to the support leg 23.
- a one-piece design by bending the cover leg 24 from the support leg 23 is also possible.
- the cover leg 24 also rests on the worktop 2.
- a holding angle 25, in particular bent downward, is provided on the frame leg 8.
- the holding bracket 25, like the holding leg 18 described above, has an abutment area 26 which faces the shell 5 and runs approximately parallel to the adjacent region of the shell 5.
- the contact area 26 is glued to the shell 5 at 27.
- this is only an optional option.
- the area between the end edge 16 of the shell 5 and the cover leg 24 is provided with a suitable sealant.
- the embodiment according to FIG. 4 essentially corresponds to that according to FIG. 3.
- the support leg 23 has a step-like configuration and thus forms a recess 28 recessed in the recess 4.
- the receptacle 28 is preferably circumferential.
- a cover 29 is provided for insertion into the recess 4 and for resting on the receptacle 28.
- the support leg 23 and the cover leg 24 are integrally formed. It is otherwise the case that the support leg 23 and the cover 29 are formed such that the cover 29 is aligned on the upper side in the inserted state with the worktop 2 or the support leg 23 or the cover leg 24. In this way, the space occupied by the shell 5 can also be used for storage in the covered state.
- the bracket 11 is adjustable in height.
- Fig. 1 is also the holding leg 18 height adjustable. Adjustment screws 30, 31 are used for height adjustment in the present case.
- a damping device 32 is provided between the frame leg 8 on the one hand and the holding leg 18 and the holder 11 on the other hand.
- the frame leg 8 has a lower angle 33 on which an elastic element of the damping device 32 rests.
- the holder 11 and, on the other hand, an angled leg 34 of the holding leg 18 lie on the elastic element of the damping device 32.
- the adjusting screw 31 is passed through the damping device 32.
- a holding frame is provided at the upper end of the shell 5, that is to say in the region of the top end edge 16, which in the installed state rests on the top 17 of the worktop 2.
- the holding frame can be fastened to the worktop 2 using various fastening means, for example using clamping claws which engage on the underside 22 of the worktop 2.
- FIGS. 5 and 6 each show a worktop arrangement 101 which has a worktop 102 and a hob 103.
- the worktop 102 can be made of any material, for example granite, plastic, wood or a composite material, in particular of the aforementioned materials.
- a hob area 105 made of glass ceramic or stainless steel projects into the recess 104 on the worktop 102.
- a hob area 105 made of glass ceramic usually has a thickness of 4 to 6 mm, although other thicknesses are also possible.
- the hob area 105 can be a separate component or a part of the worktop 102.
- the cooktop area 105 has an opening 106 for inserting a wok (not shown), that a bowl 107 made of glass ceramic is arranged in the area, namely below the opening 106, for receiving the wok, and that a bowl 107 is provided below the bowl
- a heating device designed as an induction heating device 108 is arranged.
- the induction heating device 108 has at least one induction coil. This can be adapted to the shape of the shell 107, but this is not absolutely necessary. Moreover, the heating does not necessarily have to be carried out by an induction heating device with an induction coil (s). The use of other radiators is also possible.
- the bowl 107 bears against the underside 107a of the hob area 105.
- the bowl 107 is braced against the hob area 105.
- the details are discussed in more detail below.
- the edge 109 of the hob area 105 delimiting the opening is aligned with the adjoining area of the dish 107.
- the edge 109 is accordingly beveled, i. H. ground and polished accordingly.
- a holding frame 110 for the shell 107 is attached to the worktop 102.
- the holding frame 110 which can be circumferential, but can also consist in principle of several individual frame parts, has a frame leg 112 to be fastened in particular on the end face 111 of the recess 104 of the worktop 102.
- the frame leg 112 which is not shown, could be fastened to the worktop by means of corresponding screws which are screwed into the end face 111.
- a holder 113 for the induction heating device 108 is provided on the holding frame 110.
- the induction heating device 108 therefore lies directly or indirectly on the holder 113.
- the holder 113 has a base area 114, on which corresponding spring means 115 are fastened, on which in turn the induction heating device 108 rests.
- the shell 107 is also supported on the induction heating device 108.
- the holding frame 110 has at least one holding leg 116 acting against the shell 107.
- the holding leg 116 can be formed all around. However, several individual holding legs can also be provided.
- the holding leg 116 is formed in one piece with the frame leg 112, but this is not necessarily the case Case must be. Due to the one-piece design, the holding leg 116 is bent from the frame leg 112 and has, moreover, an abutment region 117 facing the shell 107 and running approximately parallel to the adjacent region of the shell 107.
- the shell 107 lies flat against the contact area 117. In the exemplary embodiment shown, the contact area 117 is glued to the shell 107 at 118. Otherwise, the shell 107 has a horizontal support edge 118a, which rests on the holding leg 116.
- fastening angles can be glued to the underside of the shell 107, which are either fastened to the underside 119 of the worktop 102 and / or the end face 11 1.
- the holder 113 is adjustable in height.
- set screws 120 are used. The set screws 120 not only allow the correct arrangement of the induction heating device 108 to be set, the shell 107 is also braced against the underside 107a of the hob area 105.
- a damping device 121 is provided between the frame leg 112 on the one hand and the holder 113 on the other hand.
- the frame leg 112 has a lower angle 122 on which at least one elastic element of the damping device 121 rests.
- the holder 113 rests with the base region 114 on the elastic element of the damping device 121.
- the adjusting screw 120 is passed through the damping device 121.
- FIG. 6 shows an embodiment of a worktop arrangement 101 in which the hob area 105 also projects into the recess 104 in the worktop 102.
- the induction heating device 108 is arranged below the shell 107.
- the type of fastening of the induction heating device 108 has been omitted. It is only important in this context that the induction heating device 108 is located below the shell 107.
- the hob 103 is assigned an operating unit 123 with touch switches (not shown) for operating the hob 103.
- the operating unit 123 is arranged below the hob area 105.
- the operating unit 123 is a separately manageable structural unit which is arranged in a housing 124 and could therefore easily be placed elsewhere.
- the hob area 105 has only a comparatively small width and rests with its edge on a step 125 of the worktop 102.
- the hob area 105 is aligned on the top with the worktop 102.
- a configuration as in FIG. 6 can also be provided in the embodiment according to FIG. 5, in which the hob area 105 extends over a larger area of the worktop 102.
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