A camping oil heating stove

Abstract

A camping oil-fired heating stove, comprising a furnace body, the furnace body is provided with an oil-fired furnace, a number of air inlet holes are opened on the wall of the oil-fired furnace, a vaporization device for evaporating and vaporizing the fuel is arranged in the fuel-fired furnace, and the upper part of the fuel-fired furnace A fire gathering cover is provided; an air inlet is provided at the lower part of the furnace body, a conical heat radiation cylinder is provided on the top of the furnace body, and a chimney seat is provided on the top of the conical heat radiation cylinder. The present invention adopts a vaporization device to realize fuel vaporization-combustion self-sustaining and non-powered combustion. At the same time, relying on the suction of the chimney during combustion, the combustion-supporting air is sucked in from the bottom air inlet, and the furnace body and the conical heat radiation tube are under negative pressure, which effectively reduces indoor pollutant emissions. The invention does not require personnel to be on duty at night, and is a camping fuel oil heating stove with high combustion efficiency, safety and no pollution.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of heating, and in particular relates to a camping oil heating stove. Background technique [0002] At present, when camping in the wild for heating, coal firewood heating stoves are mainly used in living tents. The stove uses coal, firewood, dry animal manure, etc. as fuel. When used in plateau areas, there are problems of incomplete combustion, severe heat supply attenuation, short fire closure time, and even continuous combustion cannot be maintained. In addition, coal-fired heating stoves need to be filled with solid fuels such as coal, firewood, and dry animal manure at intervals of 2 to 3 hours, and personnel are required to be on duty when used at night. For tents with a large indoor area, plateau heating is mainly solved by plateau fuel heaters. However, the heater needs an external power supply when it is running, and it needs to be equipped with a generator with a certain power when it is used in ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] At present, when camping in the wild for heating, coal firewood heating stoves are mainly used in living tents. The stove uses coal, firewood, dry animal manure, etc. as fuel. When used in plateau areas, there are problems of incomplete combustion, serious heat supply attenuation, short fire closure time, and even continuous combustion cannot be maintained.

In addition, coal-fired heating stoves need to add solid fuels such as coal, firewood, and dry animal manure at intervals of 2 to 3 hours, and personnel are required to be on duty when used at night

For tents with a large indoor area, plateau heating is mainly solved by plateau fuel heaters. However, the heater needs an external power supply when it is running, and it needs to be equipped with a generator with a certain power when it is used in the field. The noise of the generator is relatively loud, which affects field work. night rest

In addition, when the generator is maintained or fails, the heater is also forced to stop and stop heating

For tents with a small area and fewer occupants, the use of fuel oil heaters for heating has problems such as high investment costs and high operating costs.

Therefore, the problem of heating small area tents in plateau areas has not been well solved for many years.

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