SU4815A1 - Kerosinokalina is faceless heating torch - Google Patents

Description

In FIG. 1 shows a vertical sectional view of the burner; FIG. 2 - its general side view; FIG. 3 in plan. The burner is made of brass, and its body b is in the lower part of the nut A (Fig. 1), to which two branching kerosene-wire pipes B and C are soldered. To the ends of these pipes a molded evaporator tube is soldered D with two edges E and with a hole for the nozzle 5 in the downward angle. The points of connection of the evaporating rectangle D with tubes B and C are provided with plugs 4 for cleaning the burner. The whole system of tubes and ribs in the housing is located in the same plane, while the upper part consists of a ring 3 with a rim on the outside for the corolla 1 collecting the flame. In addition to the ribs, in the ring there are ribs F; all four edges inside the ring being equally spaced around the circumference. On edges E and F freely lies a concave reflecting disk 2. The ribs, which are integral with the body, besides supporting the disk, have the purpose to serve as conductors of heat to the evaporator tubes. The kerosene, coming from the reservoir, under the pressure of air, passes into the lower part of the tubes, there it turns into gas, which, under the action of a reflective disk in the upper part of the head, burns in the form of a ring of flame. The free-standing disc 2, when removed, opens up access for cleaning the nozzle 5 and for replacing it, and if necessary, it can be turned away from the top, such sides with a simple key or pliers. In case of wear of disk 2, it is replaced by another. The proposed special arrangement of the tubes in the burner, which is closed at the top with two stoppers, is intended for cleaning it from soot and soot, accessible to everyone. The heating of the burner tubes for the evaporation of kerosene by heat transfer only with the help of the ribs E located in the Hb flame is designed in order to reduce the wear of the tubes and their longer durability.

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The kerosene pipe is located in the same vertical plane with descending evaporating tubes D converging at a right angle, fitted at the point of their connection with the indicated V l C branches with clean plugs 4, as well as with a nipple 5 placed in the corner of tubes D connected to the ribs E, which serve together with the ribs F of the ring 3 to support the corolla 1 and the bowl-shaped reflecting disk 2.

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