US20070131216A1 - Ignition method for a solid fuel apparatus and apparatus for carrying out said method - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F23—COMBUSTION APPARATUS; COMBUSTION PROCESSES
- F23Q—IGNITION; EXTINGUISHING-DEVICES
- F23Q7/00—Incandescent ignition; Igniters using electrically-produced heat, e.g. lighters for cigarettes; Electrically-heated glowing plugs
- F23Q7/02—Incandescent ignition; Igniters using electrically-produced heat, e.g. lighters for cigarettes; Electrically-heated glowing plugs for igniting solid fuel
- F23Q7/04—Incandescent ignition; Igniters using electrically-produced heat, e.g. lighters for cigarettes; Electrically-heated glowing plugs for igniting solid fuel with fans for transfer of heat to fuel
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47J—KITCHEN EQUIPMENT; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; APPARATUS FOR MAKING BEVERAGES
- A47J37/00—Baking; Roasting; Grilling; Frying
- A47J37/06—Roasters; Grills; Sandwich grills
- A47J37/07—Roasting devices for outdoor use; Barbecues
- A47J37/0786—Accessories
- A47J37/079—Charcoal igniting devices
Abstract
The invention relates to an ignition method for a solid fuel apparatus, in particular a heating apparatus or barbecue-type cooking apparatus, wherein said method comprises a step of blowing hot air on at least one part of said solid fuel which is arranged in a container (6) of said apparatus, in order to start the combustion of said at least one fuel part.
The invention also relates to a solid fuel apparatus, in particular a heating apparatus or barbecue-type cooking apparatus, for carrying out a method according to claim 1, comprising a container (6) for containing a solid fuel, wherein said apparatus comprising at least means (3, 4, 5) for generating a hot air stream on at least one part of said solid fuel.
Description
- The invention relates to solid fuel apparatus, in particular to a horizontal or a vertical heating apparatus or a barbecue-type cooking apparatus, and most particularly to an ignition process or system for such a type of apparatus.
- It is known that ignition (i.e., the initiation of combustion of fuel) of a solid fuel apparatus, in particular a heating apparatus or a barbecue-type cooking apparatus is responsible for the majority of accidents that occur with such apparatus.
- To overcome these and other problems, while procuring other advantages, an ignition method for a solid fuel apparatus is provided. In particular, a heating apparatus or a barbecue-type cooking apparatus is provided. The method includes blowing hot air on at least one part of solid fuel, which is arranged in a container of the apparatus, in order to ignite combustion of the at least one part of solid fuel.
- The combustion ignition by a hot stream of air may enable ignition without use of a fire lighting apparatus, such as, for example, matches, lighters and the like. The combustion by the hot stream of air also may enable ignition without use of various flammable products that include, more or less, toxic and dangerous liquid fuel type substances. The solid fuel can be, for example paper, small pieces of wood, wood coal, or any other solid fuel currently known or later developed.
- In an exemplary embodiment, the method includes blowing hot air on the fuel, after initiating combustion of the at least one part of the solid fuel, in order to increase the time of combustion of the fuel, or to poke the fuel in the container.
- By blowing hot air on the fuel, the time of initiating of combustion and of maintaining combustion may be increased to quickly obtain an efficient level of the apparatus and/or to poke the fuel to maintain or achieve a desired temperature and cooking speed.
- The method according to the exemplary embodiments further includes blowing hot air on the solid fuel, before initiating combustion of the at least one part of the solid fuel, in order to remove moisture from the solid fuel.
- In an exemplary embodiment, solid fuel apparatus, in particular a heating apparatus or barbecue-type cooking apparatus, may include a container for containing a solid fuel. The apparatus may also include at least one means for generating a hot air stream on at least one part of the solid fuel.
- The container may have a furnace grid and an ash pit disposed under the furnace grid. The furnace grid and the ash pit may be disposed in a bottom of the container. The means for generating the hot air stream on the at least one part of the solid fuel may include a pipe and a hot air stream generator. The pipe may conduct the hot air stream to the container. A first end of the pipe may lead to the grid into the container, or over to the grid. The hot air stream generator may be disposed outside of the container and may be connected to a second end of the pipe.
- The pipe that may conduct the hot air stream to the container may have a hot air providing means to provide hot air to the ash pit. The first end of the pipe may lead to the grid into the container, or over the grid, and the second end may be connected to the hot air stream generator.
- Providing hot air to the ash pit may enable diffusion of the hot air below the furnace grid and may widely distribute the hot air through the furnace grid to the fuel situated in the container and over the furnace grid. Thus, the hot air diffusion points into the fuel can be distributed along a wider area.
- The apparatus may further include shutting means to obstruct the feeding of hot air to the ash pit. The shutting means may be movable between a plurality of positions, a first position where the shutting means is open, providing hot air to the fuel, a second position where the shutting means is closed, preventing or discouraging hot air being fed to the fuel, and a third position where the shutting means is partially open.
- This characteristic enables the user to choose a hot air distribution according to his needs.
- The apparatus may further have a regulation means for regulating the hot air stream headed through the pipe.
- This characteristic enables an user to modify the hot air stream exhausted to the fuel according to his needs.
- The apparatus may further have a means for diffusion of the hot air stream in a horizontal plane and radially into the container.
- This characteristic enables distribution and an extended period of time of providing the hot air to or into the fuel, and thus enables a better efficiency of the hot air ignition system.
- The pipe may further include a first end connected to an air stream generator, in which the pipe has several sleeves of different diameters, having one or several entries. One or several fans equipped with heating resistance may be adapted, respectively, to the one or several entries of the pipe by a rapid-junction means.
- This characteristic enables connection by a simple sleeve, or by any other known or later developed quick connecting systems, one or several fans equipped with heating resistance to the pipe. The one or several fans equipped with heating resistance may include, for example, fans available on the market, such as a “hair-dryer” or a “burner” among others, which are able to be removed once the ignition operation is ended, or which may stay connected for further activating embers of the solid fuel by providing oxygen, in order to raise the furnace temperature, for example.
- The pipe may further be connected to the apparatus by drilling, for example, at least on hole, in the bottom of the ash pit. The pipe may be quickly fitted by way of thread, lug, quarter turn milled ring, or by any rapid-junction means at the at least one hole in the bottom of the ash pit.
- This characteristic enables the pipe to be adapted onto an existing solid fuel apparatus, in order to provide such an apparatus with an ignition system, as described above.
- The pipe may be inserted into the ash pit until the pipe brushes against the furnace grid of the apparatus.
- The pipe may be fitted onto the ash pit by the rapid-junction means, enabling a quick removal of the pipe in order to, for example, empty the ash pit.
- The pipe may have oblique holes drilled along the pipe's upper surround, in order to widely diffuse the hot air stream. A hot air stream division caused by, for example, a truncated washer arranged inside the pipe, may assure the division of the hot stream for one side towards the ash pit and for the other side towards the container in which the furnace of the apparatus is set.
- Other characteristics will appear more clearly by reading the following exemplary embodiments of a barbecue-type cooking apparatus, with reference to the appended drawings, examples given as illustration without any limitation.
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FIG. 1 shows a cross-sectional view in a first embodiment of a barbecue-type cooking apparatus according to the invention; -
FIG. 2 shows a partial cross-sectional view of a second embodiment of a barbecue-type cooking apparatus according to the invention; and -
FIG. 3 shows an enlarged detailed depiction of the apparatus shown inFIG. 1 . - With reference to
FIGS. 1 and 2 , acontainer 6 surrounded by aframe 7 has acooking grid 8. Thecooking grid 8 may be adjustably fixed in theframe 7, relative to a bottom of thecontainer 6. Afurnace grid 9, may be disposed at the bottom of thecontainer 6. Anash pit 10 may be disposed under thefurnace grid 9. Apipe 1, for leading a hot air stream into thecontainer 6, has a first end that leads to thefurnace grid 9 into thecontainer 6, or over thecontainer 6. A hotair stream generator container 6, and connected to a second end of thepipe 1, is capable of providing heated air, preferably to a temperature around 500° C., for example, by way of electrical resistors.Legs 11 may support thecontainer 6. - The hot air stream, channeled into the
pipe 1 having a shape and section adapted to theash pit 10, is advantageously regulated by rotation of athrottle 2 which is disposed to modify the flow of the hot air stream at will. The exhausted air is, for example, furnished by a hand heldfan 4 orelectrical fan 5. The hot stream generator has one or multiple gears, provided with one or several electrical resistors at its outing, and is preferably controlled by a switch, remote control or any other equivalent control apparatus. This hot stream generator advantageously enables quick moisture removal from the solid fuel before initiation of combustion, which may advantageously be automatic. The hot stream generator may then poke embers of the solid fuel if needed, according to the temperature and/or the desired cooking speed, and/or other parameter. - The
pipe 1 is advantageously provided with a set ofsleeves 12 of different diameters, with one or several entries, enabling by a sleeve, or by any other known or later developed quick connecting system connection to one or several fans equipped with heating resistance, for example, of the type available on the market, such as a “hair-dryer” or a “burner” among others. The fans may be removed from the hot stream generator after the ignition operation begins, or may remain connected for activating embers or introducing additional oxygen, in order to raise the furnace temperature, for example. - The
pipe 1, which may or may not be provided with a flow regulatingthrottle 2, is adaptable onto many or most of currently known barbecues by simply drilling a bottom of theash pit 10, and quickly fitting theflow regulating throttle 2 by way of thread, lug, quarter turn milled ring, or any rapid-connecting means. Thepipe 1 may be inserted, for example, into theash pit 10 until it brushes against thefurnace grid 9, as shown onFIGS. 1 and 2 , in order to avoid ash dispersal by the exhaust stream. Thepipe 1 may easily be removed to be emptied. Thepipe 1 is advantageously drilled byoblique holes 14 along its upper surround, in order to diffuse the air coming into the furnace. For example, the air may be diffused by way of a hot air stream division, such as, for example, an air stream division caused by atruncated washer 13 disposed across thepipe 1. The truncated washer may be as wide as possible to fit inside thepipe 1. - According to the exemplary embodiment of
FIG. 3 , thepipe 1 may be inserted directly into thecontainer 6, over thefurnace grid 9, the second pipe end being connected to the hotair stream generator pipe 1 inserted into thecontainer 6, may be advantageously fitted with a mobile diffuser 15 (as shown inFIG. 2 ) to obstruct or encourage the feeding of hot air into theash pit 10, depending on the position chosen by a user, for example by a simple rotation of thediffuser 15. Thediffuser 15 may be a cap, turn fitted onto the end of thepipe 1, may have drilled holes appropriated to diffuse hot air, hooding the end of thepipe 1. The drilled holes of thediffuser 15 may be disposed in order to advantageously enabling the diffusion of the hot air stream in a horizontal plane and radially into thecontainer 6 more advantageously into theash pit 10. - The
diffuser 15 may be removable and may have anupper part 16. When inserted into the furnace, theupper part 16, being flat or convex, may diffuse all or a part of the hot air stream in a horizontal plane into thecontainer 6 and, depending on user needs, into the upper part of theash pit 10. - The
pipe 1 is advantageously fitted onto theash pit 10 by any rapid-junction means known or later developed, such as, for example, a sleeve, enabling a quick removal, of thepipe 1, in order to enable emptying of theash pit 10. - The invention enables ignition of a barbecue without matches or a lighter, in less than one minute, with a hot air stream at a temperature of around 500° C. and to increase the spreading of combustion. Cooking can begin three minutes after ignition. Moist fuel may be utilized because the moisture may be removed in seconds by the exhausted hot air. The cooking time can be accelerated by feeding the
container 6 with hot air as discussed above or by stopping the feeding of hot air. If the apparatus does not include an ash pit, the hot air may be introduced directly into the container. Alternatively, the hot air stream generator can be provided with a gas burner and be exhausted by a hand held fan. - The exemplary apparatus may also be applicable to inserts, wood or coal burning stoves, chimney or any other heating or cooking means using solid fuel wood, coal, waste oil based materials, or the like.
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1. An ignition method for a solid fuel apparatus, the method comprising:
blowing hot air on at least one part of solid fuel, which is arranged in a container of the solid fuel apparatus, to initiate combustion of the at least one part of solid fuel.
2. The method according to claim 1 , further comprising:
blowing hot air on the fuel after initiating combustion of the at least one part of the solid fuel, to increase the spreading of combustion of the fuel, or to poke the fuel in the container.
3. The method according to claim 2 , further comprising:
removing moisture from the solid fuel by blowing hot air on the solid fuel before initiating combustion of the at least one part of the solid fuel.
4. A solid fuel apparatus, comprising:
a container for containing a solid fuel; and
means for generating a hot air stream on at least one part of the solid fuel.
5. The apparatus according to claim 4 , further comprising:
a furnace grid; and
an ash pit disposed under the furnace grid, the furnace grid and the ash pit being disposed in a bottom of the container.
6. The apparatus according to claim 17 , wherein the pipe to feed the hot air stream into the container further has a hot air providing means to provide hot air to the ash pit.
7. The apparatus according to claim 6 , further comprising:
a shutting means to obstruct the hot air provided to the ash pit, the shutting means being movable between at least two positions including a first position where the hot air providing means is open and a second position where the hot air providing means is closed.
8. The apparatus according to claim 7 , further comprising:
regulating means for regulating the hot air stream fed by the pipe.
9. The apparatus according to claim 8 , further comprising:
means for diffusion of the hot air stream in a horizontal plane and radially into the container.
10. The apparatus according to claim 17 , wherein the second end of the pipe connected to the air stream generator has several sleeves of different diameters including one or several entries, enabling connection to one or several fans equipped with heating resistance by a rapid-junction means.
11. The apparatus according to claim 10 , wherein the pipe is connectable to the apparatus by a drilled hole at the ash pit in the bottom of the container, the pipe being quickly fitted on the apparatus by way of thread, lug, quarter turn milled ring or by a rapid-junction means.
12. The apparatus according to claim 11 , the pipe being inserted into the ash pit until the pipe brushes against the furnace grid of the apparatus.
13. The apparatus according to claim 12 , wherein the pipe is fitted onto the ash pit by a rapid-junction means, enabling removal of the pipe in order to enable emptying of the ash pit.
14. The apparatus according to claim 13 , wherein the pipe further has oblique drilled holes along an upper surround of the pipe, to widely diffuse, by way of a hot air stream division caused by a truncated washer disposed inside the pipe, dividing the hot stream for one part towards the ash pit and for an other part towards the container into which the furnace of the apparatus is situated.
15. The ignition method of claim 1 , wherein the solid fuel apparatus is a heating apparatus or a barbecue-type cooking apparatus.
16. The apparatus of claim 4 , wherein the solid fuel apparatus is a heating apparatus or a barbecue-type cooking apparatus.
17. The apparatus according to claim 5 , wherein the means for generating a hot air stream on the at least one part of the solid fuel includes:
a pipe to feed the hot air stream into the container, the pipe having a first end and a second end, the first end of the pipe leading to the grid in the container, or over the grid, and
a hot air stream generator disposed outside of the container and connected to the second end of the pipe.
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