US2005170305A1PendingUtilityA1
Compressed stainless steel burner
Priority: Jan 30, 2004Filed: Jan 30, 2004Published: Aug 4, 2005
Est. expiryJan 30, 2024(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Tse-Peng Lin
F23D 2212/20F23M 9/02F23D 14/06F23D 2213/00
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Abstract
A compressed stainless steel burner comprises top plate, bottom plate and dividers inside of it. Two stainless steel plates have saw-teeth on both sides of each plate and the saw-teeth of the top plate are folded to wrap the saw-teeth of the bottom plate after compressing to form a burner. A venturi shape tube at the entrance of the burner facilitates the air entering the burner and mixed with the injected gas. Inside of the burner there are two dividers with several erect panels on it to divert the mixed gas to both side of the burner.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A compressed stainless steel burner comprising top stainless steel plate, bottom stainless steel plate and two inside dividers with erect panels to divert the mixed gas and air to both side of the burner.
2 . Both top and bottom plates have saw-tooth shape on the edge of it and the teeth on the top plate are folded to wrap the teeth of the bottom plate to bind two plates together with dividers inside of it to form a burner after compressed by through a compressing machine. The vales between teeth of the bottom plate form the ports of the burner after the top plate's teeth folded and wrapped the bottom plate's teeth. The size of the ports can be adjusted either by changing the size of the vales of the bottom plate or changing the depth of the valves of the bottom plate. The ports of the current invented compressed stainless steel burner are formed through two plates wrapping together instead of using drill.
3 . The top stainless steel plate is one tooth length wider than the bottom stainless steel plate at each side and the ports beneath the top plate will be one tooth length inward from the edge of the top plate after the burner is formed that will prevent the grease getting into the ports. The depth of the vales of the bottom plate even can be deeper to make the ports on the side wall of the burner to prevent grease more effectively.
4 . A venturi tube shape after the entrance of air facilitates the air entering and mixing with the injected gas to have a complete burning.
5 . A round cap fasten the top plate and bottom plate at the entrance having a hole to set the nozzle of gas valve. Behind the cap and in front of the venturi tube there is an open space to allow the air entering and mixing with the injected gas.
6 . The dividers inside of the burner with many erect panels on it divert the mixed gas to both side of the burner and prevent the mixed gas go to the rear part of the burner straightly causing no fire at the front part of the burner.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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