Burner for outdoor fire heating appliances
Abstract
A burner for a fire heating appliance may include a plenum for holding a quantity of fuel and a burn surface. The burn surface may include an apex wherein the burn surface slopes away from the apex and a plurality of orifices for passing fuel from the plenum therethrough. Each orifice may be surrounded by a sidewall. An outdoor heating appliance may include a base portion, a top portion, and a burner. The burner may be arranged in the top portion and may be configured for releasing fuel to form a flame. The burner may include a top pan portion and a bottom pan portion. The top and bottom pan portions may be arranged to form a plenum for containing and releasing fuel. The top pan portion may include a plurality of orifices having a raised sidewall.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A burner for a fire heating appliance, the burner comprising:
a plenum for holding a quantity of fuel; and a burn surface comprising:
an apex wherein the burn surface slopes away from the apex; and
a plurality of orifices for passing fuel from the plenum therethrough, each orifice surrounded by a raised sidewall.
2 . The burner of claim 1 , wherein the raised sidewall is a sloped sidewall, and the sidewall defines a tapered conduit beneath the orifice.
3 . The burner of claim 1 , further comprising a side burner portion configured to recess the plenum within the fire heating appliance.
4 . The burner of claim 3 , further comprising a spacer arranged between the side burner portion and the plenum and further defining a channel between the side burner portion and the plenum.
5 . The burner of claim 1 , wherein the plenum comprises:
a lower burner portion comprising a basin; and an upper burner portion comprising the burn surface.
6 . The burner of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of orifices are arranged in a selected design.
7 . An outdoor heating appliance comprising,
a base portion; a top portion; and a burner arranged in the top portion configured for releasing fuel to form a flame, the burner comprising a top pan portion and a bottom pan portion, the top and bottom pan portions being arranged to form a plenum for containing and releasing fuel, the top pan portion comprising a plurality of orifices having a raised sidewall.
8 . The outdoor heating appliance of claim 7 , wherein the top plate and the bottom plate extend relatively broadly lateral to form an expansive burner surface.
9 . The outdoor heating appliance of claim 8 , wherein the burner is configured to create a recessed area within the top portion.
10 . The outdoor heating appliance of claim 7 , wherein the raised sidewall is a sloped sidewall, and the sidewall defines a tapered conduit beneath the orifice.
11 . The outdoor heating appliance of claim 7 , wherein the top pan portion forms a slope for shedding water.
12 . The outdoor heating appliance of claim 11 , wherein the burner is arranged on a mounting lip extending around a perimeter of the burner.
13 . The outdoor heating appliance of claim 12 , wherein the top pan portion slopes upward from the mounting lip to an apex.
14 . The outdoor heating appliance of claim 13 , wherein the apex is arranged generally centrally within the burner.
15 . The outdoor heating appliance of claim 7 , further comprising a side burner portion configured to recess the plenum within the fire heating appliance.
16 . The outdoor heating appliance of claim 15 , further comprising a spacer arranged between the side burner portion and the plenum and further defining a channel between the side burner portion and the plenum.
17 . The outdoor heating appliance of claim 16 , wherein the bottom pan portion comprises a basin and the top pan portion comprises a burn surface.
18 . The outdoor heating appliance of claim 17 , wherein the plurality of orifices are arranged in a selected design.
19 . The outdoor heating appliance of claim 7 , further comprising a gas source in communication with the plenum.
20 . The outdoor heating appliance of claim 19 , further comprising a gas regulator in fluid communication with the plenum and the gas source.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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