395 results about "Cook stove" patented technology

An induction stove assembly that utilizes pads between the cook-top of the stove and cooking vessels placed on the stove for heating. The pads are easily removable and interchangeable with other similar pads. The pads help protect the cook-top from damage, make clean-up more efficient, and insulate the cook-top from excessive heating.

A unitary kitchen assembly and method is provided. A method comprises the steps of tooling an expanded polystyrene member to have circumferential surfaces and recessed surfaces, the recessed surfaces comprising a compartment for accepting a stove element, insulating the compartment in the expanded polystyrene member such that the stove element is sufficiently insulated with respect to the compartment to protect the heat integrity of the member at temperatures that the stove element operates, and providing at least one of structural load points or a urethane / quartz aggregate exterior coating for supporting the expanded polystyrene member for providing structural integrity to the member such that the member can receive weighted objects thereupon without compromising the structural integrity of the expanded polystyrene member. A unitary kitchen assembly is provided comprising an expanded polystyrene member comprising a plurality of circumferential surfaces having a plurality of extremities remote one from the other, a plurality of interior surfaces, the interior surfaces for accepting an element selected from the group consisting of shelves, refrigerators, warmers, drawers and storage spaces, and a plurality of recessed surfaces, the recessed surfaces comprising a compartment for accepting a stove element. An insulation for engaging the stove element and the compartment sufficient to protect the heat integrity of the member at temperatures that the stove element operates. And, at least one of a plurality of structural load point supports extending through the expanded polystyrene member, or a urethane / quartz aggregate exterior coating for supporting the expanded polystyrene member for providing structural integrity to the member.

A portable outdoor stove is provided which includes a burner primarily comprising an outer and inner pieces bolted tightly to form a small gas / air mixture chamber for accepting and maintaining high pressure gaseous fuel, a wind guard of cylinder shape capable of tightly coupled with a cooking vessel and possessing slot opening of less than 180° toward its top for exhaust outlet, adjustable means for supporting the burner and positioning flame from burner onto bottom of cooking vessel, short or long legs to support the wind guard and the cooking vessel. A protection guard can be put around the first wind guard preventing an operator accidentally touching the wind guard during cooking.

System for reducing NOx emissions from burners of furnaces such as those used in steam cracking. The system includes a furnace having at least one burner, the at least one burner including a primary air chamber; a burner tube including a downstream end, an upstream end in fluid communication with the primary air chamber for receiving air, flue gas or mixtures thereof and fuel, a venturi portion positioned between the downstream end and the upstream end, and a burner tip mounted on the downstream end of the burner tube adjacent the first opening in the furnace for combusting the fuel downstream of the burner tip; and a fuel orifice located adjacent the upstream end of the burner tube for introducing fuel into the burner tube; a source of flue gas, said source positioned so as to enable the flue gas to achieve a temperature of less than 2000° F. at least one passageway for conducting flue gas from the source to the primary air chamber; and inspirating means, the inspirating means including the venturi portion effective for drawing flue gas from the source, through the at least one passageway and the primary air chamber in response to an inspirating effect of uncombusted fuel exiting the fuel orifice, the uncombusted fuel flowing through the burner tube from its upstream end towards its downstream end, whereby the flue gas is mixed with air at the upstream end of the burner tube prior to the zone of combustion of the fuel.

The system of the present invention is comprised of the following: a fire extinguisher; solenoid adapted to release said extinguisher; a flexible conduit adapted to direct the contents of the extinguisher to the stove; a linear heat detector for sensing fire; a disconnecting box adapted to disconnect the cooking gas or electricity from stove at the event of fire; a second CO2 gas or equivalent gas container that is connected to the disconnecting box; another solenoid adapted to release said gas container; more conduits connected to each of the burners in the stove. In this configuration, fire suppression, and gas cutoff are effected simultaneously. Additionally to the above mentioned effects, the system further simultaneously injects CO2 or similar extinguishing gas instead of natural gas straight to the burner itself suffocating the fire at the source.