Gas cooker capable of avoiding gas poisoning

Abstract

The invention discloses a gas cooker capable of avoiding gas poisoning. The gas cooker capable of avoiding gas poisoning comprises a cooker bench and a cooker frame, wherein a gas inlet channel is formed in the cooker bench, an igniter is arranged at the joint of the gas inlet channel and the outside, the cooker frame and the cooker bench are jointly provided with a vent hole, a sliding cavity communicating with the vent hole is formed in the cooker bench, a separating plate is slidably connected in the sliding cavity in a sealed mode, the side, close to the vent hole, of the separating plateis fixedly connected with a reaction layer and a supporting rod, the supporting rod penetrates through the side wall of the sliding cavity and communicates with the gas inlet channel, an outlet is formed in the side, away from the supporting rod, of the sliding cavity and communicates with the outside, an impeller is connected to the side, close to the outlet, of the separating plate, and an exhaust channel is formed in the separating plate in a penetrating mode. The gas cooker has the advantages that through detection for gas after combustion, strong reducing gas CO reacts with ferric oxide at high temperature to generate iron, an electromagnet attracts the separating plate, then a valve of the gas cooker is closed, and thus poisoning is avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of kitchen utensils, in particular to a gas stove that avoids gas poisoning. Background technique [0002] Gas stoves refer to kitchen utensils that are heated directly by gaseous fuels such as liquefied petroleum gas (liquid), artificial gas, and natural gas. When working, the gas enters the stove from the intake pipe, and enters the burner through the adjustment of the gas valve (the user adjusts it through the knob), and at the same time mixes a part of the air (this part of the air is called primary air). The flame is ejected from the fire hole of the firearm and ignited by the ignition device to form a flame (the air required for combustion is called secondary air), and these flames are used to heat the cooking utensils placed on the pot support. [0003] However, when the gas stove is in use, it is easy to produce carbon monoxide gas under the condition of low oxygen content or insufficient combustion...

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[0004] The purpose of the present invention is to solve the problem that the gas stove in the prior art will produce colorless, odorless and harmful gases such as carbon monoxide when the gas stove is in use with less oxygen in the air or insufficient combustion, and proposes a gas stove that avoids gas poisoning

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