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Rich-Lean Burner

a burner and rich-lean technology, applied in the direction of burners, combustion types, combustion processes, etc., can solve the problems of reducing the cost of making the entire burner main body of expensive sus-based materials, and limiting the temperature of the burner, so as to reduce the thermal effect of the flames generated at the lean flame port onto the bridge portions, the effect of preventing the deterioration of combustibility

Inactive Publication Date: 2015-07-02
RINNAI CORP
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Benefits of technology

The patent describes a burner design that uses a straightening member to improve flame stability and prevent clogging. The straightening member has straightening-member bridge portions that support the parts and prevent positional deviation. There are also constricted portions that reduce the thermal effect on the bridge portions and improve their durability. The burner cap has burner-cap bridge portions that are cooled by the straightening-member bridge portions, improving their durability. These features make the burner more reliable and durable.

Problems solved by technology

However, that portion of the burner main body which is subjected to a high temperature is limited to an upper end of the side plate.
Therefore, it will be a problem in cost reduction to make the entire burner main body of an expensive SUS-based material.

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second embodiment

[0031]In a second embodiment as shown in FIG. 5, the bridge portion 75 which connects the upper end of each of the partition plates 74 and the upper end of each of the outer straightening plates 7 lout is not provided. Instead, there may be employed an arrangement in which each of the outer straightening plates 71out and each of the partition plates 74 are connected together at folded connecting portions 76 which are provided at a plurality of longitudinal lower end positions.

third embodiment

[0032]Furthermore, in a third embodiment as shown in FIG. 6, the following arrangement is employed in which the side plate 61 on laterally one side (right side as seen in FIG. 6) of the burner cap 6 is overlapped with the partition plate 74 on the right side of the straightening member 7, whereby the right-side rich flame port 3 may be eliminated. In this case, a similar rich-lean burner 1 is provided on the right side thereof in parallel with each other. And the rich flame port 3 on the left side of the latter (right-side) rich-lean burner 1 is arranged to be in close contact with the blind clearance 4 on the right side of the former (left-side as seen in FIG. 6) rich-lean burner 1.

fourth embodiment

[0033]Still furthermore, as shown in FIG. 7, it is possible to eliminate not only the rich flame port 3 on the laterally one side (right side as seen in FIG. 7), but also the right-side blind clearance 4, the side plate 61 on the right side of the burner cap 6, and the partition plate 74 on the right side of the straightening member 7. In this case, a similar rich-lean burner 1 is disposed on the right side of the rich-lean burner 1 in parallel with each other. Between the outer straightening plate 71out on the right side of the straightening member 7 of the former rich-lean burner 1, and the side plate 61 on the left side of the burner cap 6 of the latter rich-lean burner 1, there is defined a blind clearance 4′ which is located between the lean flame port 2 of the former rich-lean burner 1 and the rich flame port 3 of the latter rich-lean burner 1.

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Abstract

A rich-lean burner with a lean flame port, a blind clearance, and a rich flame port has: a burner main body with a pair of burner-main-body side plates on both lateral sides thereof; a burner cap with a burner-cap side plate covering the burner main body from at least one lateral outside thereof; and a straightening member with straightening plates to divide the lean flame port into laterally disposed zones. Upper ends of the burner-main-body side plates are below upper ends of the burner-cap side plate and of the straightening plates. The straightening member has a partition plate which is located laterally outside an outer straightening plate contiguous to the blind clearance and which extends upward beyond the burner-main-body side plates. The blind clearance is defined between the partition plate and the outer straightening plate, and the rich flame port is defined between the partition plate and the burner-cap side plate.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0001]1. Technical Field[0002]The present invention relates to a rich-lean burner having on an upper end portion thereof a lean flame port which is extended in a back-and-forth direction (hereinafter referred to as a “longitudinal” direction) in order to eject a lean fuel / air mixture which is leaner in fuel concentration than a theoretical fuel / air ratio; a blind clearance which is located on at least one right-and-left side (hereinafter referred to as a “lateral” side) of the lean flame port and which is free from ejection of a fuel / air mixture; and a rich flame port which is located on a lateral outside of the blind clearance so as to eject a rich fuel / air mixture which is richer in fuel concentration than the theoretical fuel / air ratio.[0003]2. Background Art[0004]As this kind of rich-lean burner, there is known one having as its constitutional elements: a burner main body including a pair of side plates laterally lying opposite to each other; a burner ...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(United States)
IPC IPC(8): F23D14/04F23D14/58F23D14/08F23D14/46
CPCF23D14/045F23D14/46F23D2205/00F23D14/08F23D14/586F23D14/105
Inventor AKAGI, KAZUYUKIOKAMOTO, HIDEO
Owner RINNAI CORP
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