WO2005100862A2 - Cheminee murale a combustible solide a poser en applique contre ou a encastrer dans un mur - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
- F24B—DOMESTIC STOVES OR RANGES FOR SOLID FUELS; IMPLEMENTS FOR USE IN CONNECTION WITH STOVES OR RANGES
- F24B1/00—Stoves or ranges
- F24B1/02—Closed stoves
- F24B1/08—Closed stoves with fuel storage in a single undivided hopper within stove or range
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
- F24B—DOMESTIC STOVES OR RANGES FOR SOLID FUELS; IMPLEMENTS FOR USE IN CONNECTION WITH STOVES OR RANGES
- F24B1/00—Stoves or ranges
- F24B1/18—Stoves with open fires, e.g. fireplaces
- F24B1/191—Component parts; Accessories
- F24B1/192—Doors; Screens; Fuel guards
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
- F24B—DOMESTIC STOVES OR RANGES FOR SOLID FUELS; IMPLEMENTS FOR USE IN CONNECTION WITH STOVES OR RANGES
- F24B13/00—Details solely applicable to stoves or ranges burning solid fuels
- F24B13/004—Doors specially adapted for stoves or ranges
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
- F24B—DOMESTIC STOVES OR RANGES FOR SOLID FUELS; IMPLEMENTS FOR USE IN CONNECTION WITH STOVES OR RANGES
- F24B13/00—Details solely applicable to stoves or ranges burning solid fuels
- F24B13/04—Arrangements for feeding solid fuel, e.g. hoppers
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- Wall-mounted solid fuel fireplace to be applied against or built into a wall.
- the present invention relates to a compact wall fireplace with solid fuel, in particular wood, with a closed flat hearth, which can be extra flat, specially designed for an apartment or a single house.
- the invention relates more particularly to a wall fireplace with a closed hearth, the hearth of which is automatically supplied with wood from a reserve and the integrated ignition of which can be controlled remotely.
- a wood fireplace at home represents comfort appreciated by all.
- the spectacle of a wood fire it brings warmth, ceremoniity and comfort. For some, it has a significant sentimental appeal.
- the sight of a wood fire is a pleasant and soothing spectacle which comforts by the heat given off.
- it provides and materializes through its presence a friendly place for gathering and social exchange for family members and also for their guests.
- a conventional chimney requires a considerable space for its installation and it is not always possible to have such a place at home or to free without gene sufficient space to be able to install a chimney, in particular in the case of a apartment or a small detached house. Therefore, to be able to nevertheless enjoy the attractive spectacle of a chimney fire, various workarounds have been found for those who cannot install a chimney at home.
- chimney fires recorded on video cassette which it is possible to view on your television set or fake chimneys occupying a reduced space in which a visual device simulates a chimney fire.
- Such a simulation device may include artificial plastic logs comprising an electric illumination to create the - redness, a dynamic light system for the flare-up of the flames, strips illuminated by red and orange lights and agitated by a current. air simulating flickering and kinetics of flames, or the like. Advances in the technique have made it possible to propose key devices which further improve realism. Such devices are however very frustrating because they are based on an illusion and have neither charm, nor the warmth of a real chimney fire. There is a real need for a real fireplace that can be installed in an apartment or a detached house that occupies only a reduced space on the ground, or even a wall-mounted fireplace without any footprint. Advantageously, such a fireplace, in addition to being little.
- the object of the invention is to provide a compact wall fireplace with closed hearth using solid fuel, a chimney of great ease of use and which can be installed in an apartment or a detached house.
- the invention also relates to a wall chimney with simple and automatic operation in its main functions: lighting, supply of fuel, cleaning, etc.
- this fireplace has an integrated reserve of solid fuel, especially wood, with automatic supply of the fireplace. This supply will also be made quickly, easily, cleanly and safely.
- the reserve can consist of a solid fuel capacity calculated over an average duration of the order of two to three hours corresponding to an evening.
- the cinema according to the invention comprises an exhibition window, a hearth provided with a grid, preferably a remote ignition device, a reserve of wood with automatic supply of the hearth, a receptacle. with ash, a double supply of combustion air and a discharge of smoke and combustion gases, the whole being arranged so that the chimney is compact, that is to say that it has the smallest possible depth.
- each of the constituent elements of the invention is designed so as to contribute to the overall result constituting the attractiveness of the product provided by its multiple advantages.
- the exposure glass is preferably as large as possible, or even panoramic in relation to the foyer. It is located in the immediate vicinity of the foyer, which allows you to fully enjoy the spectacle of the wood fire. It preferably only protrudes slightly from the wall in which the hearth can be built-in, thus occupying only little space in the room where it is located.
- the ash receptacle located under the grate of the hearth can advantageously extend into the wall. It is thus easily accessible for emptying.
- the ignition device preferably comprises at least one armored resistor which makes it possible to ignite electrically, remotely and without danger the wooden log supported by the grate of the hearth.
- the wood reserve is for example formed by a vertical compartment, the depth of which slightly exceeds the diameter of an average log. It is located at the rear of the chimney and adjoining the hearth from which it is separated by a thermally insulating and preferably hollow wall which also serves for the arrival of secondary combustion air into the hearth.
- This fuel reserve is filled by stacking logs or logs or sections of wood of average diameter adapted to the dimensions of the storage compartment.
- an inclined plane in the lower part of this reserve can make it possible to roll or slide the logs or logs up to the level of the hearth so that when a first log or first log has finished consuming, a new log or a new log comes to take its place.
- This reserve will be preferentially accessible for its reloading on the side of the chimney or behind, while then opening on the opposite face of the wall in which it is embedded or any other means.
- the reserve can include a drawer to load into logs or logs.
- the supply of fresh combustion air takes place in two ways.
- a main channel for the primary combustion air which arrives from the bottom of the front panel through a front air inlet register.
- An additional channel provides secondary air for combustion and afterburning. This secondary air channel originates in the lower part at the rear of the hearth and arrives above the hearth by the partition wall and leaves there on the one hand at the lower end of this partition wall and on the other leaves by an afterburner ramp located above.
- the partition wall is preferably in the form of two substantially parallel and vertical plates, the spacing of which delimits a flat volume of thermal insulation.
- This secondary combustion air supply wall makes it possible to obtain a flow rate additional air, which with the main air ensures complete combustion and afterburning of the log or log in place on the grate of the hearth and volatile matter that is often unburnt.
- the air outlet at the outlet of the partition wall may be entirely free or consist of a series of holes, the judicious arrangement of which allows optimum distribution of the combustion air.
- the smoke outlet is located in the upper part of the chimney, above the fireplace. It is preferably in the form of a smoke box with vertical outlet or horizontal bent return. It is preferably constituted by an exhaust duct of the chimney type or of the so-called micro-suction type.
- Figure 1 is a schematic perspective view of the preferred embodiment of the fireplace according to the invention in operation, the obscure foreground side face thereof having been removed; .
- Figures 2 and 3 are simplified perspective views respectively closed door and open door of a first alternative embodiment of the fireplace 1 according to the invention; .
- Figures 4 and 5 are simplified perspective views respectively closed door and open door of a second alternative embodiment of the chimney according to the invention; .
- Figure 6 is a longitudinal longitudinal sectional view of the chimney corresponding to an industrial embodiment; .
- Figure 7 is a detailed front view in perspective of the chimney according to the invention; .
- Figure 8 is a detailed rear view in perspective of the chimney according to the invention; .
- Figure 9 is an exploded perspective view of the table according to the invention corresponding to Figures 7 and 8; .
- Figures 10 to 13 are schematic sectional views of examples of installation of the fireplace according to the invention respectively mounted embedded in a wall and applied to a wall; .
- FIG. 14 is a simplified perspective view showing the front register of the main combustion air inlet; .
- Figure 15 is a simplified perspective view illustrating the mechanical securing of the ash grate with the front register of main air inlet; .
- Figures 16 and 17 are schematic perspective views showing two types of wood loader using a cassette respectively with a side drawer and a tilting drawer.
- the chimney according to the present invention will now be described in detail with reference to the various figures. The equivalent elements represented in these figures will bear the same numerical references.
- the term “front face of the chimney” is understood to mean the face comprising the exposure glass and the rear face that which is hidden because it is applied against the wall or situated inside the latter.
- the general shape of the chimney 1 is that of a flat, even extra-flat parallelipedal box or of a box 2 of small thickness forming a hearth closed which has on its front face an opening closed by an exposure and vision window 3.
- This exposure window 3 is maintained in the closed position for the frontal closing of the hearth, but removable or erasable for example by tilting for 1 ' access to the interior of the fireplace and for cleaning. To this end, it is preferably carried by a frame opening for example tilting forward in order to ensure access to the hearth inside the box 2.
- This flat box 2 contains two adjoining chambers: a combustion chamber 4 forming the hearth proper and disposed at the front, and a fuel storage chamber or compartment 5 located at.
- the two chambers 4 and 5 are separated over a large part of their height by a partition wall 8 in the form of a partition.
- This partition wall 8 has a role of mechanical separation, but also of thermal insulation to avoid the communication of heat to the reserve 6 of fuel and therefore an excessive rise in temperature in the storage compartment 5.
- This wall of separation 8 can have an additional function as will be seen below.
- the partition wall 8 is preferably in the form of two plates, respectively front 9 and rear 10, substantially parallel and vertical, delimiting between them an interior volume 11 that is flat and thin, capable of remaining free or of being filled with a thermally material insulating.
- the interior volume 11 is free and therefore left filled with air. in the form of a stationary air layer 12 or preferably in movement in a downward flow.
- This arrangement of means makes it possible to provide an additional supply of fresh air for combustion coming from the outside which will heat up in contact with the plates, in particular the front plate 9 of the partition wall 8.
- This air will be called hereinafter secondary air .
- the main combustion air comes from an air inlet on the lower part of the front face of the box 2 as will be seen below.
- the partition wall 8 ends down near the hearth by its lower transverse edge 13 which opens preferentially at the hearth, either directly, or by a bent or inclined extension or any other conformation, thus forming a real air injection manifold at the rear entrance of the fireplace.
- This ramp can be a simple air outlet in the form of a slot or other geometric shape. It is also possible to provide several outlets of secondary fresh combustion air at different levels.
- the air moving inside the partition wall 8 can come to supply the combustion chamber 4 with new combustion air above the log being consumed. This is taken outside and is preferably injected, for example mechanically by a forced air flow arriving at the combustion chamber or hearth 4. As it travels through the partition wall 8, it is heated through the front plate 9 of the wall by the contact of the flames and the radiation from the hearth, thus carrying a significant amount of calories in its downward movement.
- the sheet 12 of fresh air thus constitutes a thermal insulation shield for the storage compartment 5 located behind the hearth and in which the reserve 6 of wood is located, making it possible to prevent it from igniting on its own. due to excessive temperature caused by direct transmission of the heat from the fireplace.
- the outlet of the secondary combustion air supplying the combustion chamber 4 of the hearth at the outlet of the partition wall 8 is located at least at its lower transverse edge 13. This can be completely free and open, as shown in the different figures. It can however be shaped so as to orient the lux of the outgoing air, for example in the manner of a nozzle or preferably in the form of a strip pierced with a series of holes whose judicious arrangement allows an optimal distribution of combustion air.
- the fresh air is brought to the partition wall 8 from a lower inlet 14 of secondary air, preferably adjustable and flows inside the rear wall 15 of the storage compartment 5 and then in its upper wall 16 to then descend into the partition wall 8.
- the air inlet 14 can, in an alternative embodiment, be thermostatically controlled, that is to say adjustable as a function of various parameters, for example the room temperature or the nearby temperature. of the chimney for a certain regulation of the fire rate.
- an afterburner ramp 17 is provided slightly above the hearth. As shown, it may be a series of calibrated perforations in a linear arrangement substantially parallel to the lower edge of the partition wall 8.
- the preheated fresh air leaving these orifices will provide the necessary oxygen and at the right temperature for allow to ignite and maintain the combustion of these unburnt. This will benefit from an additional calorific contribution which improves the overall calorific yield. In an ecological concern, the rejection of unburnt combustible materials and gases to the atmosphere is also avoided.
- the primary combustion air comes from the lower part of the front face of the box 2 where there is an adjustable primary air inlet 18 (FIG. 14).
- This primary air inlet 18 can be produced in the form of a series of orifices such as 19 resulting from bores in a linear arrangement, more or less concealed by a translation part 20 having the same succession of bores 21 moving in front the first to regulate the air flow and therefore the combustion rate.
- This translation part is mounted movable linearly for example by the cooperation of two rectilinear slots 22 and 23 with corresponding immobilizing screws 24 and 25.
- the translation part is actuated in displacement by an operating lever 26.
- the assembly of this primary combustion air inlet 18 in the front position is a front air inlet register 27. It is protected by a cover plate 28.
- the main combustion air inlet can be thermo-tated, that is to say that its adjustment, namely the draft, will depend on various parameters including those indicated above in order to modify and regulate the pace of fire.
- the hearth proper is formed by a support grid or ash grid 29 mounted above a mechanical assembly 30 containing a receptacle for the ashes or ashtray 31.
- the grid is surmounted by andirons such as 32 for the maintenance of the logs some distance from the glass surface.
- the ashtray 31 will preferably be made flat in the shape of a drawer and easily accessible, for example on one of the side faces.
- the ash grate 29 of the hearth constitutes the terminal part of an automatic supply zone 33 for solid fuel, which here is preferably wood, from the storage compartment 5.
- This supply zone 33 consists mainly of an inclined ramp 34 forming the bottom of the storage compartment 5 in which the logs or logs of wood are stacked 7.
- This inclined ramp 34 allows each log or log 7 contained in the storage compartment 5 to advance by gravity by sliding, or even rolling, to enter the combustion chamber 4 and reach the ash grate 29 in order to gradually replace the log 7 which is consumed.
- the logs or logs 7 come into contact with each other, but it is possible that the stacking of logs or logs 7 requires the interposition of combustible intermediate elements and / or the presence of a lateral inlet valve in the home or an equivalent means of total or progressive admission without departing from the scope of the invention.
- the movements of the ash grate 29 which has its own operating lever 35, are subject to those of the translation part 20 of the front air inlet register 27.
- This attachment can be achieved simply as seen in Figure 15 by two transverse elements 36 and 37, for example screws or other coupling elements whose ends each enter a corresponding transverse housing of the ash grate 29.
- the fireplace is equipped with an autonomous ignition device, for example remotely controllable. As can be seen in FIG.
- a remote control for example in the form of a switch I located on the front face or near the chimney, makes it possible to control the electrical supply of the screened resistor ignition through an adjustable timer.
- the ignition resistance 38 then becomes incandescent, which makes it possible to directly ignite the log 7 located on the grate 29 to easily ignite the chimney fire, without it being necessary to open the access door to the or use matches. This avoids many risks of accident or soiling.
- any dirt coming from the wood storage compartment 5 also falls by gravity along the inclined ramp 34 of wood supply to end up in the ash receptacle 31. This allows to keep the whole -black of the clean fireplace.
- the box is closed on the sides by two side doors 39 and 40 completely closing off its side faces. These can be operated in opening each time by a handle, for example removable such as 41 by pivoting about a front axis. As can be seen in FIGS. 8 and 9, at least one lateral face of the box has an opening such as 42 for lateral access to the storage compartment 5 of solid fuel for loading.
- This part of the combustion chamber 4 is extended upwards by a buffer volume called a smoke box 46 or its equivalent opening out through a nozzle 47 on a straight 48 or bent 49 smoke and combustion gas discharge duct.
- the volume of the smoke box 46 which occupies the upper part of the combustion chamber 4, may further comprise one or more deflector plate (s) 50 serving to orient the smoke and the combustion gases towards the inlet of the evacuation duct 48 or 49 and fitting into the nozzle 47 serving as a connecting piece.
- This nozzle 47 can also be arranged to constitute a rear outlet through a plate 51 by a coaxial conduit 52 of the microventous type.
- the top of the box is covered by an aesthetic grid 53.
- the outlet can also be vertical.
- the nozzle 47 is then directed upwards and passes through the grid 53 in order to be connected to a straight and vertical evacuation duct 48 or bent 49.
- the latter may or may not be apparent. If it is visible, it is fitted with a closed cover 54 serving at the same time as a sheath.
- the latter is opened in the upper part by a mouth 55 making it possible to eject at the top of the room, a flow of hot air containing the recovered calories emitted by the exhaust duct 48.
- the front face of the box 2 is closed over its entire height by a main pivot door 56 of protection, aesthetics and vision.
- This main door 56 is pivotally articulated about a left or right lateral axis. It comprises means for immobilizing in the closed position.
- This main door 56 is double.
- main panel 57 made of opaque glass on part of its surface, to leave a central viewing window 58 of rectangular shape facing the exposure glass 3.
- the main panel 57 carries at a certain distance and on its rear face a secondary panel 59 transparent in glass or other similar heat-resistant material. This is held for example by a frame and is applied, when the door is closed, on the exposure glass 3 of the box 2.
- the main door 56 can thus be considered as double glazing. This succession of panes up to the flames, provides not only a direct vision of the flames, but also reflections and additional images of them to increase the charm and the magic of the spectacle of the flames.
- the particularly flat character of the box 2 and of the chimney 1 as a whole gives it an ability to be mounted on, embedded or integrated in numerous supports without requiring significant technical work. Thanks to this particularly advantageous characteristic, the flat or extra-flat chimney 1 can be totally or partially embedded in a wall 60 or have only a slight projection, its front face being able to be flush with the wall or that of a wall projection as shown in FIGS. 10 and 11. However, the usual way of mounting the chimney is to fix it as a wall against the wall 60 with the interposition of a mounting plate for insulation and aesthetics. 61 at an average height of man as shown in FIGS. 12 and 13.
- the chimney 1 can adapt to any type of accommodation or dwelling and be installed at different heights as required, unlike conventional chimneys which rest on the ground. It can also be mounted on a base or be suspended at any height from the wall or wall.
- the chimney is quite easy to install for its surface version because it does not require any work of installation.
- the storage compartment 5 is lined with wooden inserting the logs one after the other and placing them one on top of the other. This characteristic can be further improved from the comfort point of view by operating with a magazine or a refill 62 previously garnished or purchased garnished and then introduced directly or by a charger into the storage compartment 5.
- the reserve 6 of wood comprises a refill 62 and its support in the loading drawer 63 which, once filled with wood, is to be introduced laterally into the storage compartment 5 by translation, using the closure plate 64 as slip ramp. It is also conceivable that the empty loading drawer 63 is replaced by another full drawer, previously filled and possibly sold empty or full in this form in the manner of a standard recharging unit, the empty drawers can even be stored.
- the storage compartment 5 forming the reserve 6 can receive a special charger 65 which is in the form of a box with receiving bin 66 with lateral opening 67 tilting outwards admitting the refill 62 in which are placed the logs or logs 7.
- the depth of the special charger 65 is limited and corresponds substantially to the diameter of the logs or logs 7 to be contained. Its total height depends on that of the chimney, but is generally planned to be able to contain a quantity of wood sufficient for a few hours of combustion.
- the remote control means for the ignition device can also be a switch actuated remotely by means of a remote control or one or more switches located in various places of the housing in which the chimney is installed or any other means of remote control, for example by coded infrared transmitter, of the electrical supply of the ignition resistance.
- the thermally insulating separation wall 8 Thanks to the thermally insulating separation wall 8, the heat coming from the hearth communicated to the logs or logs 7 of the reserve 6 through this separation wall 8, is not sufficient to cause their ignition. However, it makes it possible to carry out extensive drying of these or these, which appreciably improves their ability to burn.
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EP05753608A EP1738113A2 (fr) | 2004-04-06 | 2005-04-06 | Cheminee murale a combustible solide a poser en applique contre ou a encastrer dans un mur |
CA002562935A CA2562935A1 (fr) | 2004-04-06 | 2005-04-06 | Cheminee murale a combustible solide a poser en applique contre ou a encastrer dans un mur |
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