Abstract: A gas burner (1) comprises a support plate (2) with a passage opening (8) for the gas and an annular wall (11) formed around the passage opening (8), a diffusing wall (19) and a further flow element (20,21,22) inserted on the annular wall (11) in flow communication with the passage opening (8), wherein the annular wall (11) forms a plurality of punches (16) with a recess (17) and an opposite projection (23), wherein the recess (17) accommodates a locking protuberance (25) of the diffusing wall (19) and the projection (23) extends in a locking hole (24) of the further flow element (20, 21, 22).

Abstract: A burner-heat exchanger assembly (100) includes a burner (1) with a tubular diffuser wall (9), a combustion chamber (13) formed inside the diffuser wall (9), a heat exchanger (14) arranged in the combustion chamber (13) and having one or more heat exchange surfaces (31) exposed in the combustion chamber (13). A minimal diffuser-exchanger distance (C) between the diffuser wall (9) and the corresponding heat exchange surface (31) in the combustion chamber (13) ranges from 20 mm to 40 mm.

Abstract: A burner comprises a tubular diffuser wall and an inlet passage of a gas mixture in the diffuser wall, as well as a distribution diaphragm having a distribution opening which forms a central passage section and a plurality of peripheral passage sections, in the shape of rays or branches, extending from the central passage section towards the diffuser wall, and in which the peripheral passage sections and the central passage section are connected together to form a single hole.

Abstract: A burner-heat exchanger assembly (100) includes a burner (1) with a tubular diffuser wall (9), a combustion chamber (13) formed inside the diffuser wall (9), a heat exchanger (14) arranged in the combustion chamber (13) and having one or more heat exchange surfaces (31) exposed in the combustion chamber (13). A minimal diffuser-exchanger distance (C) between the diffuser wall (9) and the corresponding heat exchange surface (31) in the combustion chamber (13) ranges from 20 mm to 40 mm.

Abstract: A burner comprises a tubular diffuser wall and an inlet passage for a gas mixture into the diffuser wall, as well as a first diaphragm with one or more first through openings and a second diaphragm with one or more second through openings of different shape and distribution from those of the first through openings, said first and second diaphragms being substantially concentric and arranged in sequence in the inlet passage.

Abstract: A burner comprises a tubular diffuser wall and an inlet passage a flow of a mixture of gas within the diffuser wall, as well as a first diaphragm arranged in the inlet passage, said diaphragm forming a plurality of through openings and a plurality of guide surfaces delimiting the through openings on a radially outer side thereof so that, when introducing the mixture, said guide surfaces and said through openings direct the mixture towards the inside of the burner and in a radial direction towards the longitudinal axis.

Abstract: A burner (1) comprises a front wall (2) with an exchanger opening (4) for the passage of a heat exchanger (14), a rear wall (5) with a fume discharge opening (7), a tubular side wall (8), a tubular diffuser wall (9) within the side wall (8), an annular distribution chamber (12) formed between the side wall (8), a combustion chamber (13) formed within the diffuser wall (9) and suitable for the insertion of the heat exchanger (14), wherein the rear wall (5) comprises a cooling interspace in flow communication with the gas supply line of the burner.

Abstract: A burner comprises a tubular diffuser wall and an inlet passage of a gas mixture in the diffuser wall, as well as a distribution diaphragm having a distribution opening which forms a central passage section and a plurality of peripheral passage sections, in the shape of rays or branches, extending from the central passage section towards the diffuser wall, and in which the peripheral passage sections and the central passage section are connected together to form a single hole.

Abstract: A burner (1) comprises a front wall (2) with an exchanger opening (4) for the passage of a heat exchanger (14), a rear wall (5) with a fume discharge opening (7), a tubular side wall (8), a tubular diffuser wall (9) within the side wall (8), an annular distribution chamber (12) formed between the side wall (8), a combustion chamber (13) formed within the diffuser wall (9) and suitable for the insertion of the heat exchanger (14), wherein the rear wall (5) comprises a cooling interspace in flow communication with the gas supply line of the burner.

Abstract: A gas generator, comprising: a reactor (2), arranged to contain a preset quantity of reactants; a connection conduit (4), arranged to hermetically connect the reactor (2) to a user (U) of the gas produced; the reactor (2) comprises a container (21) equipped with an opening (22) provided with a breakable hermetic barrier (23); connection means (5) are arranged to allow the hermetic and removable connection of the container (21) to the connection conduit (4) and to determine the breaking of the hermetic barrier (23) following the connection between the container (21) and the connection conduit (4).

Abstract: It is described a device for the production of hydrogen gas by a reactor where aqueous solutions of metal borohydrides are hydrolyzed on catalysts based on ferromagnetic metals. Apparatuses containing said device are also described.

Abstract: Burners for gas boilers are provided. Such burners include those having a diffuser, suitable for diffusing pre-mixed fuel gases in a combustion chamber, the diffuser having a wall provided with a plurality of diffusion openings; and a distributor, suitable for distributing the combustion gases towards the diffuser, the distributer having a wall provided with a plurality of distribution openings; wherein the diffusion openings are positioned at a diffuser portion and the distribution openings are positioned at a distributor portion, in which the diffuser portion and the distributor portion are laterally offset to each other relative to the direction of the fuel gas flow through said distribution openings and diffusion openings.

Abstract: A temperature sensor for a burner comprises two metal wires implementing a thermocouple, a protection sheath receiving the two metal wires, and a head in metal material having a front side intended to be facing the environment, the temperature of which is intended to be measured, and a rear side opposite the front side, in which the two metal wires are connected in a thermal exchange relationship to the head rear side, and the head comprises a front portion connectable to a burner wall of the burner so that the thermocouple is connectable to the burner by means of said metal head.

Abstract: A burner includes a diffuser in which first openings and second openings are provided for the passage of a mixture of fuel and air delivered to the burner. A distributing element is arranged inside the burner near the diffuser and is provided with further first openings and further second openings for the passage of the mixture. An ionization sensor is arranged near a zone of the surface of the diffuser in a direction substantially parallel to the surface of the diffuser. The first openings are shaped as holes and the second openings are shaped as slits. Two rows of slits are provided in the zone. The rows are separated by a surface portion of the diffuser devoid of openings. The ionization sensor is arranged above the surface portion of the diffuser between the two rows of slits.

Abstract: A burner suppliable with a mixture of air and fuel comprises a body of the burner provided with a diffuser in the surface of which openings are made for the exit of said mixture delivered into the body of the burner, and a distributing device inserted inside said body of the burner. The distributing device comprises a regulating element provided with further openings for the transit of the mixture, the regulating element being movable within the body of the burner. The body of the burner can be subdivided into a plurality of sectors, each one of which is independently suppliable by the other sectors.

Abstract: A burner suppliable with a mixture of air and fuel, comprising a diffuser on which holes are made for the passage and subsequent combustion of said mixture, said diffuser being divided into a plurality of diffuser elements adjacent to one another, said diffuser elements are fixable to a support and distribution element provided with first coupling elements for coupling with said diffuser elements and with openings for distributing said mixture to said diffuser elements.

Abstract: A burner suppliable with a mixture of air and fuel, comprising a burner body provided with a diffuser in which openings are made for the passage and subsequent combustion of said mixture, said diffuser is divided into a plurality of diffuser elements that are adjacent to one another, each diffuser element being at least partially free to dilate in at least one direction.

Abstract: A burner (1), fed with a mixture of fuel and air, comprising a body (2) consisting of two half-shells having a plane of symmetry, inside said body a Venturi tube (3) being defined, provided with and inlet (4) into which said mixture of fuel and air is introduced, said Venturi tube (3) communicating upwardly with a distributing chamber (5) of said mixture of fuel and air, said distributing chamber (5) communicating upwardly with a burner head (8), closed upwardly by a diffuser (9), on which openings are made for the outflow and the subsequent combustion of said mixture of fuel and air, said distributing chamber (5) exhibits a first portion (6) and a second portion (7), said first portion (6), communicating with said Venturi tube, comprising at least a first stretch (6a; 6c; 6e) having a cross section of substantially constant width and at least a second stretch (6b; 6d) having cross section that increases progressively along a direction parallel to said plane of symmetry towards an end of said distributing cha

Abstract: A method for a security control of a burner, provided with a body comprising a diffuser in which apertures for the flow of a mixture of air and fuel are made, comprises detecting a temperature representative of the temperature of said diffuser in at least one zone of the diffuser, generating a signal having an intensity depending on said representative temperature.

Abstract: A method of combustion of a gaseous fuel in a heating appliance (1; 22) provided with at least one burner (15; 29; 34, 35, 36; 38), comprising mixing said gaseous fuel with a preestablished quantity of air to obtain an air-fuel mixture, supplying said mixture to the body of said at least one burner (15; 29; 34, 35, 36; 38), which is provided with a diffuser (19) on which openings (18) are made through which said mixture passes, causing the combustion of said mixture in order to generate flames (20; 32; 33; 34; 37; 42), the method further comprises irradiating heat towards said flames (20; 32; 33; 34; 37; 42) and a region directly surrounding said flames (20; 32; 33; 34; 37; 42).