Liquid hydrocarbon or bioethanol heating appliance
Abstract
A liquid hydrocarbon or bioethanol heating appliance ( 10 ), typically and non critically shaped as a movable fireplace with parallelepiped configuration, comprises a base ( 16 ), opposite side bands ( 12 ) with vertical development and a top connection panel ( 14 ) extended crosswise. The base is provided with an opening ( 20 ) on the exposed top front, which can be screened with movable separators ( 32 ) and incorporates a tank ( 22 ) and a combustion chamber or burner ( 24 ) connected to the tank by a conduit ( 26 ). The appliance comprises a valve or solenoid valve ( 30 ) or ( 42 ) provided with or combined to means that detect the fuel level in the burner ( 24 ) and temporarily activate the same valves for allowing the passage of the amount of fuel required for restoring a given level in said burner.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A liquid hydrocarbon or bioethanol heating appliance ( 10 ), typically and non critically shaped as a movable fireplace with parallelepiped configuration, comprising a base 16 , opposite side bands 12 with vertical development and a top connection panel ( 14 ) extended crosswise, wherein said base is provided with an opening ( 20 ) on the exposed top front, which can be screened with movable separators ( 32 ) and incorporates a tank ( 22 ) and a combustion chamber or burner ( 24 ) connected to said tank by a conduit ( 26 ), wherein a valve or solenoid valve ( 30 ) or ( 42 ) is provided with or combined to means that detect the fuel level in burner 24 and temporarily activate the same valves for allowing the passage of the amount of fuel required for restoring a given level in said burner, characterised in that it comprises one or more devices for adjusting the fuel level, which can be connected from a conduit ( 48 ) to a tank ( 22 ) and to the burner ( 24 ) and internally provided with a measurement chamber ( 50 ) with vertical development wherein a float ( 46 ) is arranged, coupled to a rod ( 54 ) that protrudes at the top from the same device, in said chamber ( 50 ) there being arranged electronic level detectors connected to the electronic control unit ( 40 ), as an alternative said device or devices for adjusting the fuel level can be seated directly inside the combustion chamber ( 24 ).
2 . The heating appliance according to claim 1 , wherein said means suitable for detecting the fuel level consist of one or more probes ( 38 ), magnetic, electronic or similar detectors, arranged directly inside the combustion chamber ( 24 ), or within a valve ( 28 ) or in the device ( 44 ) arranged between the valve ( 42 ) and the combustion chamber ( 24 ), said detection means interacting with an electronic control unit ( 40 ) powered by one or more rechargeable batteries.
3 . The heating appliance according to claim 2 , wherein the detection of fuel level is carried out by means of two or more metal electrodes ( 90 ) seated in the combustion chamber ( 24 ).
4 . The heating appliance according to claim 1 , wherein the tank ( 22 ) is periodically fed by reservoir ( 60 ) through a quick coupling valve consisting of two complementary male/female elements ( 56 - 58 ) respectively fixed to the feeding tube of the fuel coming out of said reservoir and to a conduit ( 62 ) coming out of the tank ( 22 ).
5 . The heating appliance according to claim 4 , wherein the tank ( 22 ) comprises a float ( 52 ) cooperating with the conduit ( 62 ), a venting valve ( 64 ) and a door ( 66 ) that closes the inlet of the same conduit ( 62 ) intercepting a microswitch connected to the electronic control unit ( 40 ) for causing the closure of said separators ( 32 ).
6 . The heating appliance according to claim 5 , wherein the separators ( 32 ) are kept closed by helical springs ( 34 ) and are opened by the effect of an electrical motor ( 36 ) of the magnetic stepping type.
7 . The heating appliance according to claim 1 , wherein it comprises a base ( 68 ) that supports the tank ( 22 ), the combustion chamber ( 24 ), the level adjustment device ( 44 ) and the solenoid valve ( 42 ), adjacent said combustion chamber ( 24 ) the base ( 68 ) supporting a block that forms a cavity ( 74 ) wherein there is arranged at least one electrical accumulator ( 76 ) for powering and moving the components connected to the electronic control unit ( 40 ) and the electrical motor ( 36 ) for opening the separators ( 32 ).
8 . The heating appliance according to claim 1 , wherein the combustion chamber ( 24 ) is arranged between the tank ( 22 ) and the cavity ( 74 ) and comprises a cradle seat ( 78 ) extended longitudinally and hanging relative to the lower plane defined by the base ( 68 ).
9 . The heating appliance according to claim 8 , wherein said cradle seat ( 78 ) is delimited by opposite side walls ( 80 ) with vertical development which, combined with a part of the base ( 68 ), form a cavity ( 82 ) underneath the same cradle.
10 . The heating appliance according to claim 9 , wherein adjacent the cradle seat ( 78 ) there are obtained transfer slits or openings ( 70 ) communicating with the cavity ( 82 ), said slits extending externally along the combustion chamber ( 24 ) wherein said cradle seat is formed.
11 . The appliance according to claim 1 , wherein it comprises a CO 2 detector interacting with the electronic control unit ( 40 ).
12 . The appliance according to claim 1 , characterised in that it comprises a timer that causes the switching off thereof when a predetermined number of operating hours is reached.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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