| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 1 | 一种燃烧器及其点火器 | CN201510095666.4 | 2015-03-03 | CN104696959A | 2015-06-10 | 姚康明 |
| 本发明涉及一种点火器以及包括该点火器的燃烧器。所述点火器包括压力空气引入装置(1)和贯通所述压力空气引入装置(1)的点火通道(2)，所述压力空气引入装置(1)的顶端设置凹台区(3)、底端设置多个环绕所述压力空气引入装置(1)的中心的空气通道(6)，所述多个空气通道(6)的轴线均朝同一方向倾斜以将压缩空气引入到所述凹台区(3)的底部从而形成向上的旋转空气流，所述多个空气通道(6)的轴线倾斜方向与通过燃气通道进入所述凹台区(3)的燃气的进入方向一致，从而将燃气引入所述向上的旋转空气流的低压区以将所述空气和所述燃气充分混合。 | ||||||
| 2 | 一种燃烧器及其点火器 | CN201510095666.4 | 2015-03-03 | CN104696959B | 2017-03-29 | 姚康明 |
| 本发明涉及一种点火器以及包括该点火器的燃烧器。所述点火器包括压力空气引入装置道(2)，所述压力空气引入装置(1)的顶端设置凹台区(3)、底端设置多个环绕所述压力空气引入装置(1)的中心的空气通道(6)，所述多个空气通道(6)的轴线均朝同一方向倾斜以将压缩空气引入到所述凹台区(3)的底部从而形成向上的旋转空气流，所述多个空气通道(6)的轴线倾斜方向与通过燃气通道进入所述凹台区(3)的燃气的进入方向一致，从而将燃气引入所述向上的旋转空气流的低压区以将所述空气和所述燃气充分混合。(1)和贯通所述压力空气引入装置(1)的点火通 | ||||||
| 3 | 整合磁控功能的瓦斯控制阀及瓦斯点火系统 | CN201510683362.X | 2015-10-20 | CN105526392A | 2016-04-27 | 刘旭男 |
| 一种整合磁控功能的瓦斯控制阀及瓦斯点火系统，其瓦斯控制阀包含：一本体及一磁控组件，其中，该本体有一阀座及一控制杆，该控制杆活动地连接该阀座，该磁控组件有一磁性件及一磁控开关，该磁性件设置在该阀座与该控制杆之一，该磁控开关则设置在剩余的该阀座或该控制杆，当该控制杆位移至一点火位置时，将使该磁控开关受该磁性件影响而形成通路。藉之，将磁控组件整合在瓦斯控制阀，达到模组化的目的，以便于后续维修、更换零组件。 | ||||||
| 4 | 一种蓄热式燃烧系统的长明火系统及蓄热式燃烧系统、切换方法 | CN201510092880.4 | 2015-03-02 | CN104696958A | 2015-06-10 | 刘维; 陈莲瑛; 曾铁平; 屈江江; 楚红伟 |
| 本发明公开了一种蓄热式燃烧系统的长明火系统及蓄热式燃烧系统、切换方法。所述长明火系统包括与成对布置的蓄热式燃烧器配套的两个长明火烧嘴本体；每个长明火烧嘴本体通过独立的供风管与相应的蓄热式燃烧器连通，两根供风管之间通过串联管连通；每个所述的长明火烧嘴本体均包括内管和套装在内管上的外管，以及点火装置；所述供风管上装有单向阀。所述切换方法为：两个蓄热式燃烧器中，当第一蓄热式燃烧器为燃烧状态时，与第一蓄热式燃烧器配套的第一单向阀保持打开状态，第二蓄热式燃烧器为排烟状态，与第二蓄热式燃烧器配套的第二单向阀保持关闭状态。本发明具有结构简单、节能效果好、工作稳定、安装维修简便等特点。 | ||||||
| 5 | Portable oven | JP8432984 | 1984-04-25 | JPS60226627A | 1985-11-11 | KIMURA KAZUO |
| PURPOSE:To facilitate firing to a solid fuel by providing a U-shaped gas burner at the lower part of a solid fuel accommodating part. CONSTITUTION:When a gas is fed into a gas burner 8 from a gas supplier 16 to ignite the gas burner, a gas combustion flame 17 receives the supply of oxygen from an air intake port 2 and burns to heat and ignite a solid fuel 6 piled up on a grate 9. Since the gas burner 8 is disposed in a U-shape along the longitudinal direction of a main body 1, the combustion flame 17 from the gas burner can heat the solid fuel 6 over a wide range, and hence an effect of propagating the firing in a short period of time can be obtained. | ||||||
| 6 | DOWNDRAFT VERTICAL PELLET BURNING EQUIPMENT | EP13728934.4 | 2013-05-27 | EP2856025A1 | 2015-04-08 | ZÁK, Pavel |
| Vertical pellet burning equipment with a downwards burning flame, containing a burn-pot (1), a grate (2) and a supply bin (3). The gasifying space (4) situated above the grate (2) and connected with gravitation duct (5) to the supply bin (3) situated above the gravitation duct (5). Furthermore it comprises a device (6) to close pellet feeding, a primary air inlet (7), a secondary air inlet (8), an ignition opening (9), a jet (11), a control of air supply (12), and a closure of the ignition opening (13). Primary air inlet (7) is directed into the gasifying space (4) above the grate (2). Pyrolysis gases pass trough the grate (2) downwards into a jet (11) passage that guides the gases into a burn-pot (1), where they are mixed with secondary air and completely burnt with a visible flame. Originating from below the grate (2), the jet (11) passage is directed downwards. Optionally the jet (11) passage may be directed horizontally sidewards or U-shaped upwards. | ||||||
| 7 | COMBUSTION SYSTEM WITH FLAME LOCATION ACTUATION | EP14859474.0 | 2014-11-10 | EP3066385A1 | 2016-09-14 | KARKOW, Douglas W.; COLANNINO, Joseph; KRICHTAFOVITCH, Igor A.; BREIDENTHAL, Robert E.; WIKLOF, Christopher A. |
| A combustion system includes an electrically actuated flame location control mechanism. | ||||||
| 8 | GAS BURNER CONTROLLER ADAPTER, GAS BURNER APPLIANCE HAVING SUCH A GAS BURNER CONTROLLER ADAPTER AND METHOD FOR OPERATING SUCH A GAS BURNER APPLIANCE | US15832406 | 2017-12-05 | US20180156452A1 | 2018-06-07 | Umberto Corti; Volker Kleine |
| A gas burner controller adapter for use in adapting a gas burner control device, which is configured to be connected to a flame ionization electrode and a separate ignition electrode, to operate in a gas burner that only includes a single electrode serving as both the flame ionization electrode and the ignition electrode. | ||||||
| 9 | Fire kindler | US13506841 | 2012-05-17 | US09200227B1 | 2015-12-01 | Robert Nicholas Mayfield |
| One embodiment of a fire-kindler which produces a solitary flame cone comprised of pre-mixed air and fuel gases and an increased flame velocity. Comfortably portable in ones' back pocket, a conveniently accessible product of easy use. More reliable in and resistant to adverse outdoor conditions when igniting a woodfire. Comprised of a geometrically shaped plate of combustible material, body of fire-kindler 8 of FIGS. 1,2 and 3 has a multiplicity of air apertures 14A-16A18A, thru, 14F-16F-18F of FIG. 2 passing therethrough. Working co-operatively to produce a strong increased flame velocity in a more neutral solitary flame. Thus establishing a more intense heat output in a more persistently sturdy flame that remains more consistently focused among adverse winds. Thereby, increasing the application of heat and the speed and ease of firewood ignition. | ||||||
| 10 | Log lighter | US3696801D | 1970-12-14 | US3696801A | 1972-10-10 | WHITEHEAD JACK D |
| A log lighter includes support structure for transversely extending front and rear logs (which may function as log rests), together with a transversely elongated gas burner carried by the support structure; flame chute structure extending generally frontwardly of the burner; and the burner having ports located in such combustible gas release relation to the chute structure as to produce full flame projection channeled for forward flow under the front log and to rise at the front of that log, as well as additional flame rising upwardly between the front and rear logs. Other flame chute structure may also produce flame projection below the rearlog to rise at the rear of that log, and a flame deflector may extend lengthwise over the burner and in predetermined relation to the chute structure.
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| 11 | Gas-lighter. | US14644017 | 1917-02-03 | US1280448A | 1918-10-01 | GUINN SAMUEL E |
| 12 | Improvement in fire-kindlers | US109324D | US109324A | 1870-11-15 | ||
| 13 | GAS BURNER CONTROLLER ADAPTER, GAS BURNER APPLIANCE HAVING SUCH A GAS BURNER CONTROLLER ADAPTER AND METHOD FOR OPERATING SUCH A GAS BURNER APPLIANCE | EP16202335.2 | 2016-12-06 | EP3333482A1 | 2018-06-13 | CORTI, Umberto; KLEINE, Volker |
Gas burner controller adapter (25) comprising a first connection terminal (26) through which the same is connectable to a gas burner control device (20), namely to an input/output terminal (27) of the gas burner control device (20) that is adapted to receive a voltage signal of a flame ionization electrode (13), further comprising a second connection terminal (28) through which the same is connectable to the gas burner control device (20), namely to an output terminal (29) of the gas burner control device (20) that is adapted to provide a first electrical voltage signal, further comprising a third connection terminal (30) through which the same is connectable to the gas burner control device (20), namely to another output terminal (31) of the gas burner control device (20) that is adapted to provide a second electrical voltage signal, further comprising a fourth connection terminal (32) through which the same is connectable to a single electrode (13) which is used as an ignition electrode and in addition as the flame ionization electrode, further comprising a DC/DC converter (34), further comprising an igniter (35) having a transfer coil (35a) and an ignition coil (35b), wherein input terminals of DC/DC converter (34) are connected to the second connection terminal (28) and to the third connection terminal (30), wherein output terminals of the DC/DC converter (34) are connected to the transfer coil (35a) of the igniter (35) through a capacitor (36) and through a thyristor (37), and wherein the ignition coil (35b) of the igniter (35) is connected to the fourth connection terminal (32) and to the first connection terminal (26). (Figure 1)
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| 14 | COMBUSTION SYSTEM WITH FLAME LOCATION ACTUATION | US15035465 | 2014-11-10 | US20160290639A1 | 2016-10-06 | DOUGLAS W. KARKOW; JOSEPH COLANNINO; IGOR A. KRICHTAFOVITCH; ROBERT E. BREIDENTHAL; CHRISTOPHER A. WIKLOF |
| A combustion system includes an electrically actuated flame location control mechanism. | ||||||
| 15 | FLEXIBLE GAS PIPE IGNITOR | US13910514 | 2013-06-05 | US20140363775A1 | 2014-12-11 | David C. SAUNDERS; James P. SUTTON; Rebecca Lynn TOBIASZ; Gerard CHASE |
| A gas pipe ignitor for igniting a non-premixed air and fuel mixture includes a housing having an axially interior space along its length, a supply end segment, a flame end segment axially spaced from the supply end segment, and a flexible segment spaced between the supply end segment and the flame end segment. A fuel supply conduit extends axially within the housing, and the fuel supply conduit is operatively flexible with the flexible segment. An ignition conduit extends axially within the housing, and the ignition conduit is operatively flexible with the flexible segment. A detector conduit extends axially within the housing, and the detector conduit is operatively flexible with the flexible segment. An air supply conduit is operatively connected to the housing at the supply end segment and provides combustion air within the interior space. | ||||||
| 16 | Fireplace grate | US570541 | 1975-04-22 | US3987779A | 1976-10-26 | Jack F. Richardson |
| A fireplace grate is disclosed for supporting logs, or other fuel, and incorporating a gas burner integrally in the structure of the grate. As disclosed, a plurality of cradle members, of tubular metal stock are affixed to a pair of transverse, support rails which are formed of similar material and include downwardly turned extensions to define the legs of the grate. The tubular stock is of substantially square cross section, forming the grate so that the surfaces are offset from the horizontal to shed ash. One of the rails incorporates end closures to define a passage which is vented by a series of spaced-apart gas jets. A coupling apparatus is affixed to supply the passage with combustible gas, the apparatus incorporating a metering device for limiting the flow rate of gas into the passage. | ||||||
| 17 | Gas burner and fuel igniter for fireplaces | US64260367 | 1967-05-31 | US3416733A | 1968-12-17 | LEIGHTON JOSEPH T |
| 18 | Barbecue starter and burner apparatus | US40566364 | 1964-10-22 | US3295509A | 1967-01-03 | HARVEY ROBERT E |
| 19 | Fireplace grate | US44375365 | 1965-03-09 | US3240206A | 1966-03-15 | SCHUTT KEITH M |
| 20 | Gas-lighter. | US21995618 | 1918-03-02 | US1280449A | 1918-10-01 | GUINN SAMUEL E |
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