Alcohol Patents (Class 126/43)
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Patent number: 5307799Abstract: A container defining an outer housing includes a base, a surrounding side wall structure extending upwardly from the base, and a top wall having a central opening therethrough exposing an interior chamber containing a liquid fuel supply, including diethylene glycol and an isoparaffin mixture. A fibrous material filled within the interior chamber is structured and disposed to hold and stabilize the diethylene glycol which fills pockets throughout the fibrous material to form a stabilized gel-like mass. An ignitor cord extending upwardly from the base within the interior chamber and through the central opening delivers the isoparaffin mixture by capillary action from a bottom of the interior chamber to an exterior, exposed portion of the ignitor cord to facilitate initial igniting thereof and subsequent igniting of the diethylene glycol on an upper exposed surface of the fibrous material.Type: GrantFiled: March 9, 1993Date of Patent: May 3, 1994Inventors: Leonard J. Scarnato, Benjamin Levinson
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Patent number: 5303691Abstract: A low profile portable wind resistant Camp Stove that is small enough, pint size, to fit inside a small SIERRA MUG mess kit, for use with HEXAMINE, a solid chemical fuel. Variations are provided for altitude adjustment and two or more heat ranges.Type: GrantFiled: September 8, 1992Date of Patent: April 19, 1994Inventor: James H. Armistead
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Patent number: 5273023Abstract: This invention relates to a spirit stove. The spirit stove comprises a top (11) which is provided with at least one hot plate (15) of hear conducting material which is placed so that the plate joins the top. The stove has a spirit burner (33, 36, 37, 38) which is placed below the plate and to which air flows and from which fumes leave by natural ventilation. The plate is surrounded by a heat insulating material (23) having a surface which is exposed to the flames and/or the fumes.Type: GrantFiled: February 19, 1992Date of Patent: December 28, 1993Assignee: Aktiebolaget ElectroluxInventor: Bengt E. O. Ebbeson
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Patent number: 5257616Abstract: A portable barbecue grill apparatus wherein the source of heat is a solidified or semisolidified fuel of the alcohol or hydrocarbon type. The barbecue grill apparatus has the usual cover and base number as well as the non-combustible rocks suitably supported between the burner and the cooking grid. Instead of the usual gas burner or grate for charcoal there is provided control mechanisms for adjusting the rate of combustion for the solidified or semisolidified fuel.Type: GrantFiled: October 22, 1992Date of Patent: November 2, 1993Assignee: Modern Home Products Corp.Inventor: Walter Koziol
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Patent number: 5199413Abstract: A mobile spirit stove comprising an alcohol fuel container to hold glass fibers and alcohol fuel, a perforated cover which is shaped into straight parallel regular and equally curved ridges and hollows and having holes over the ridges through which alcohol fuel gas flows out of the alcohol fuel container for making fires, and holes over the hollows through which outside air is induced into the alcohol fuel container for circulation, and a fire extinguishing cover for extinguishing fires over the perforated plate after each use of the stove.Type: GrantFiled: July 7, 1992Date of Patent: April 6, 1993Inventor: Ming-Jing Chen
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Patent number: 5193521Abstract: A cooking apparatus adapted to burn liquid fuel including a container defining an outer housing and having a base, a surrounding side walls structure, and top, the top having an opening therethrough in exposing relation to an interior chamber of the container wherein a fiberglass material is disposed in substantially filling relation and is structured to hold and regulate the movement of liquid fuel therein so as to prevent spillage of the liquid fuel from within the container, the liquid fuel being delivered to an upper exposed surface of the fiberglass material adjacent to the opening of the top by a braided fiberglass ignitor cord, which further facilitates igniting and provides for the continuous burning of the fuel at the upper exposed surface, and the fiberglass material being contained within the interior chamber by a retainer screen disposed in covering relation over the opening in the top of the container.Type: GrantFiled: February 14, 1992Date of Patent: March 16, 1993Inventors: Benjamin Levinson, Leonard J. Scarnato
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Patent number: 5163415Abstract: A miniature outdoor cooking unit includes a base that can be positioned on a ground surface to support a can containing flammable fuel. A protective tube is removably supported on the base to provide wind protection for the flame that is generated by the fuel. Horizontal bars on the upper edge of the tube provide a support for a pot or pan that is to be heated by the cooking unit.Type: GrantFiled: December 9, 1991Date of Patent: November 17, 1992Inventors: William A. Moncrief, Robert J. Masty
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Patent number: 5154116Abstract: A device for supporting forks adapted to be mounted over a fondue pot which has an opened top end surrounded by a peripheral ledge. The device includes a substantially vertical rod, a set of at least three legs extending radially from the rod, adjacent the lower end of the rod. Each leg has a hooking member at the end remote from the rod, that is, adapted to sit over the ledge of the pot and to removably grip the peripheral ledge of the pot. A disk-shaped plate is perpendicularly mounted on the rod adjacent the upper end of the rod. The plate is provided with a plurality of bays around its peripheral edge. Each bay is adapted to receive a fork over the pot in a substantially vertical direction. The plate is located at a level so that the forks are adapted to partly penetrate inside the pot and into the liquid in the fondue pot. The legs are adjustable in length to adjust to various dimensions of pots and are set on a horizontal plane.Type: GrantFiled: March 9, 1992Date of Patent: October 13, 1992Inventor: Julien H. Dube
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Patent number: 5143046Abstract: A portable barbeque grill apparatus wherein the source of heat is a solidified or semisolidified fuel of the alcohol or hydrocarbon type. The barbecue grill apparatus has the usual cover and base number as well as the noncombustible rocks suitably supported between the burner and the cooking grid. Instead of the usual gas burner or grate for charcoal there is provided control mechanisms for adjusting the rate of combustion for the solidified or semisolidified fuel.Type: GrantFiled: February 11, 1991Date of Patent: September 1, 1992Assignee: Modern Home Products Corp.Inventor: Walter Koziol
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Patent number: 5119800Abstract: A hot water pan for warming food in the food pan of a chafing dish. The hot water pan includes a central well for holding a volume of heated water and maintaining a warm food pan temperature. The hot water pan further includes a lip formation creating a water barrier with the edge of the food pan so that condensing water droplets do not flow from the hot water pan but are directed to return to the well.Type: GrantFiled: January 12, 1989Date of Patent: June 9, 1992Assignee: The Vollrath Company, Inc.Inventors: Melvin F. Roberts, Christopher Stern
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Patent number: 5098283Abstract: The invention provides a combustion device such as a stove which may include a pressurized fuel mixture, such as an aerosol container containing alcohol and a propellant which may comprise a normally gaseous hydrocarbon, such as a liquified petroleum gas. The propellant and air are fed to a combustion zone as a combustion mixture, which is combusted therein in a cold start period to pre-heat the liquid fuel and vaporize it. When the liquid fuel is vaporized by the heat provided by combusting the propellant gas, combustion is continued by combusting the vaporized liquid, e.g., alcohol, fuel. The pressurized fuel composition may comprise a major proportion of alcohol together with a minor proportion of the hydrocarbon propellant starter fuel. The method therefore includes carrying out an initial, cold-start phase of combustion utilizing the propellant as fuel, and a subsequent stage of combustion utilizing the vaporized liquid fuel.Type: GrantFiled: June 13, 1990Date of Patent: March 24, 1992Assignee: Creative Products Inc. of RossvilleInventor: Clarence P. Clapp
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Patent number: 5012791Abstract: A chafing dish burner including an open-topped cylindrical base, a cover having an opening therein selectively occludable by a linearly sliding valve, and an annular windscreen mounted to the cover in spaced relationship thereto by a plurality of legs.Type: GrantFiled: May 14, 1990Date of Patent: May 7, 1991Inventor: George McCabe
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Patent number: 4984559Abstract: A spirit stove comprises a fuel container (14) having an opening (15) through which fuel can be poured to fill the container, and through which combustion by-products are exhausted during burning. The stove has a burner tube (23) placed above the opening and a flame spreader (39) situated above the burner tube. The flame spreader is pivotally mounted to the spirit stove and can be moved from a first position in which it covers the opening (24) of the burner tube to a second position in which a slot is created between the flame spreader and the burner tube which is large enough to admit an igniter to be inserted into the burner tube, the flame spreader in the last mentioned position still generally covering the opening of the burner tube to inhibit direct pouring of fuel down into the opening (15).Type: GrantFiled: November 14, 1989Date of Patent: January 15, 1991Assignee: Aktiebolaget ElectroluxInventor: Tom J. Bennet
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Patent number: 4913913Abstract: Lactic acid bacteria Lactobacillus casei C-2254 (FERM P-9109; FERM BP-1723) and Bifidobacterium longum are cultivated in mixture or are mixed after being separately cultivated, and thus a bifidobacteria-containing lactic acid bacteria-fermented milk with an elevated survival rate of Bifidobacterium longum is obtained.Type: GrantFiled: February 23, 1988Date of Patent: April 3, 1990Assignee: The Calpis Food Industry Co., Ltd.Inventors: Toshiaki Takano, Yoshio Saito, Akira Futami
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Patent number: 4905659Abstract: A portable wind resistant camp stove for use with solid state fuels such as HEXAMINE or TRIOXANE in which the burner is either fixed or adjustable in relation to the cooking vessel. The camp stove, also, provides storage and packaging for the solid state fuels when not being used as a stove.Type: GrantFiled: February 27, 1989Date of Patent: March 6, 1990Inventor: James N. Armistead
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Patent number: 4896653Abstract: A cooking fuel can closure is provided wherein at least one aperture is defined through the upper surface of the can and a peelable seal such as a thin metal foil is secured by, for example, adhesive to the upper surface of the can peripherally of the opening through the can. Further, a plurality of peripheral openings can be defined about a central aperture in the can so as to facilitate flow of oxygen to the burning fuel thereby using less fuel while still obtaining the same or better burn efficiency of the cooking fuel. Finally, a wick element can be provided centrally of the cooking can closure in a concave portion which is peripherally sealed prior to use by a peelable seal so as to prevent leakage therethrough.Type: GrantFiled: February 8, 1989Date of Patent: January 30, 1990Assignee: Manufacturing LaboratoryInventors: Alan Eke, Brent English, Marc Kruger, Charles E. Yost
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Patent number: 4895132Abstract: Apparatus for burning spirit or similar liquid fuel having a container (2) filled with a fuel absorbing mass with a partly exposed surface from which the fuel being burned is evaporated. A draught or burner tube (7) is so arranged with respect to the exposed surface that inlet flow of combustion air into the tube is safeguarded. The fuel container comprises a central opening which is limited by an edge part (5) which extends upwards with respect to the top surface of the container and with which a moveable control and extinguishing device is arranged to cooperate by completely or partly covering the opening for control and extinguishing purposes. A seat ring (12) is placed between the edge part (5) and a control and extinguishing plate (8) at such a distance above a heat protective metal plate that spirit vapor and remaining flames if any are burned out between the control and extinguishing plate (8) and the heat protective metal plate (10) above the metal plate (10).Type: GrantFiled: August 15, 1988Date of Patent: January 23, 1990Inventor: Arne K. O. Boij
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Patent number: 4850858Abstract: A disposable liquid fuel burner is disclosed which comprises a container having a closed bottom, an enclosing sidewall and an open top and at least partially filled with a liquid fuel. A flat support member is supported adjacent the open top above the liquid fuel and having a centrally located opening receiving one end of an elongated wick of a fibrous material overlying the support member and having its other end immersed in the liquid. The support member may be a cardboard or plastic disk supported on legs or a cylinder or may be a cup-shaped member. A fibrous bat of a refractory, non-combustible material substantially fills the open top and overlies the support member and the end of the wick supported thereon. A bat of a plastic, e.g., polyurethane, foam material overlies the fibrous bat. A top cover is secured on the container closing the open top and is at least partially removable, e.g.Type: GrantFiled: May 23, 1988Date of Patent: July 25, 1989Inventors: Robert J. Blankenship, Robert J. Hamblin
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Patent number: 4844050Abstract: In order to improve an apparatus for the evaporation of active ingredients such as pyrethrum or similar insecticides, air-improving, bactericidal, disinfecting and/or, for example, curing substances incorporated in cellular boards or other solid carrier materials, consisting of a housing in which there is provided a heating means which is arranged behind a housing window, and of a holding means for the exchangeable arrangement of an active ingredient carrier panel in front of the housing window in such a way that an evaporation apparatus which is independent from electrical energy can be achieved while maintaining high reliability in handling, it is proposed that a catalytic, merely glowing, that is flamelessly acting burner 4 with fuel tank 3 be arranged in the housing 1 having ventilation openings 13 at such a distance from the housing window 2 that the hot waste gases from the burner 4 flow through the housing window 2 and activate the active ingredients.Type: GrantFiled: February 5, 1988Date of Patent: July 4, 1989Assignee: Globol-Werk GmbHInventors: Horst Hautmann, Bernd Pregler, Georg Schimanski
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Patent number: 4794906Abstract: A portable field stove is adapted to assume a collapsed configuration for storage and a set-up configuration for supporting a utensil above a portable heat source. The stove includes self-locking features that wedge a bottom plate against a shoulder and against a front plate to lock the stove into the set-up configuration. The stove also includes cutouts, openings and holes which are arranged and configured to permit only the proper amount of air to flow into the stove and to direct that air so that it does not flow across the heat source. The cutouts, openings and holes are also arranged to establish an air flow pattern through the stove that efficiently uses the heat generated by the heat source. The stove can also be used in an inverted orientation.Type: GrantFiled: August 13, 1987Date of Patent: January 3, 1989Inventor: James B. Longley, Jr.
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Patent number: 4793321Abstract: The present invention is drawn to a self-priming alcohol stove comprising a burner cup with a base and side walls for storage of liquid alcohol, a main burner attached to the burner cup, a start-up burner, and a heat transfer unit to transfer heat from the main burner and/or the start-up burner to a quantity of alcohol held by transfer unit within the burner cup at a location distal from the side walls and the base. The vaporized alcohol passes to the main burner and is ignited by flames from the start-up burner. More alcohol is then continuously absorbed from the burner cup by the wick between the concentric, cylindrical walls to maintain the main burner flame. Operation of the main burner substantially deprives the start-up burner of oxygen so that heat from the main burner vaporizes alcohol absorbed between the concentric walls.Type: GrantFiled: April 28, 1987Date of Patent: December 27, 1988Assignee: International Marine Industries, Inc.Inventors: Charles R. Rafford, Walter Hoehn
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Patent number: 4751911Abstract: A food warming oven has a wire rack frame surrounded by an insulation fabric cover which acts to retain heat within the oven, yet breathes to prevent moisture buildup in the heat retention volume. A flame producing device is disposed within the oven to provided a flame heat source. A heat distribution plate is disposed above the flame to insure a uniform heat distribution throughout the heat retention volume. A retention apparatus insures that the heat source is reliably and securely retained with the oven.Type: GrantFiled: January 16, 1987Date of Patent: June 21, 1988Inventors: Trueman R. Betts, Louis E. Gates, Jr.
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Patent number: 4748967Abstract: There is disclosed a portable space heater comprised of a base member, a cylindrically-shaped chimney member including means for removably inserting a fuel source therein mounted on the base member and defining therebetween inlet means for combustion air and a substantially planar lid member mounted on said cylindrically-shaped chimney member and defining therebetween an outlet means for combustion gases.Type: GrantFiled: June 3, 1983Date of Patent: June 7, 1988Inventor: Edward J. Smith
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Patent number: 4708122Abstract: An alcohol outdoor portable stove for hunters and fisherman comprising a hollow firebox with a cutaway portion in the front wall thereof for allowing escape of heat forwardly of the stove, a removeable front panel which covers the cutaway portion and a hinged lid for the top of the stove, an alcohol container, an arrangement inside the firebox on the floor thereof for supporting the container in an upright position to prevent accidental tipping over thereof and a manually operable heat regulator for controlling the air supply to the container for regulating the heat put out by the stove, whereby, upon lighting of the alcohol in the container, heat in copious amount will escape from in front of the stove and provide ample warmth for the hunter or fisherman.Type: GrantFiled: May 5, 1986Date of Patent: November 24, 1987Inventor: Henry L. Rock
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Patent number: 4676223Abstract: A personal warmer has a container with an imperforate top, a perforate seat on the top, a hot air diffuser on the seat, a heater support in the container, a movable hot air exhaust pipe for directing a convective flow of warm air into a persons clothing, and a swivel base enabling the container and seat and exhaust to co-rotatably turn and remain with the person. A method of warming a person has the steps of lighting a burner, sustaining the burning in a container, heating a seat, and directing hot air from inside of the warmer into a persons clothing, and raising and lowering the warm air exhaust structure between usage and storage positions.Type: GrantFiled: May 12, 1986Date of Patent: June 30, 1987Inventor: Warren J. Peterson
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Patent number: 4544348Abstract: Apparatus for burning spirit or similar fuel with a fuel container (10) filled with a fuel absorbing mass with partly exposed surface, from which fuel to be burned evaporates. A burner tube (16) is so arranged with respect to the exposed surface that suction of combustion air into the tube is secured. The fuel container is separate and removable from the apparatus and has top, bottom and side walls enclosing the absorbing mass. The top wall for forming the exposed surface includes a central opening, the area of which comprises a fraction of the total area of the upper top wall. The opening is surrounded by a rim portion (26) of the top wall substantially raised with respect to the rest of the top side of the container. The tube (16) is surrounded by an outer fixed tube (20) with an upper end extending above the level to which the burner tube is normally intended to extend.Type: GrantFiled: March 8, 1982Date of Patent: October 1, 1985Inventor: Karl O. A. Boij
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Patent number: 4539973Abstract: A collapsible cooking unit comprising a support on which is disposed a truncated pyramidal support member. The support member is foldable. Disposed on the support member is an inverted truncated pyramidal firebox, which is foldable. A griddle-cover seats on the firebox for cooking food. A container of canned jellied alcohol or the like seats on the support. A device is supported by the firebox which is adaptable for extinguishing the flames of canned jellied alcohol or the like seated on the support.Type: GrantFiled: November 5, 1984Date of Patent: September 10, 1985Assignee: Pyromid, Inc.Inventor: Paul W. Hait
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Patent number: 4416617Abstract: Apparatus for burning spirit or similar liquid fuels.A draught or burner tube (16) has a flange (18) defining a gap (32) in relation to a ring spaced below the flange and supported thereby. The container is engaged with the ring from below, an exposed surface of a fuel-absorbing mass (28) being located inside the ring. A gap is open at the periphery of the flange and the ring so that combustion air is drawn to the draught or burner tube through the gap along the exposed surface of the mass together with fuel vapors evaporating therefrom.Type: GrantFiled: September 26, 1980Date of Patent: November 22, 1983Assignee: Origoverken I Halmstad AktiebolagInventor: Bengt E. O. Ebbeson
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Patent number: 4380992Abstract: A burner for a small portable stove, especially for a flambe or flaming stove, comprises a burner lower portion equipped with a fuel container, a burner upper portion having a central flame opening and an extinguishing cover for the flame opening. The burner upper portion which is constructed as a cover can be controllably raised with respect to the burner lower portion in order to form an air inlet gap which extends completely about the burner. Between the burner lower portion and the burner upper portion there are provided at least three run-on inclined elements or ramps, so that by movement, such as displacement or rotation of the upper portion with respect to the lower portion, it is possible to alter the height of the air inlet gap.Type: GrantFiled: September 2, 1980Date of Patent: April 26, 1983Assignee: Spring AG, MetallwarenfabrikInventor: Markus Spring
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Patent number: 4259058Abstract: A burner apparatus is specially designed for vaporized fuels such as alcohol vapor for use by campers, aboard small boats, in vans, and the like. Extremely efficient combustion is achieved by an annular air/fuel mixer plate with a plurality of circular openings facing upwardly positioned above an annular vapor generator member having an annular cavity with fuel outlet ports passing through the top wall of the cavity in positions spaced vertically below and in axial alignment with the circular openings in the air/fuel mixer plate, respectively. A liquid fuel line communicates with the interior portion of the cavity for introducing liquid fuel therein and once combustion has started, the fuel is vaporized to pass out the fuel openings.Type: GrantFiled: August 8, 1979Date of Patent: March 31, 1981Inventors: Anthony Gottwald, Otto Gottwald
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Patent number: 4255117Abstract: A heat source which is particularly adapted to be utilized for a food warming unit or the like. The heat source includes a fuel tank which is adapted to be filled with a liquid fuel and includes a recessed chamber with one or a plurality of burner units disposed therein. Associated with the recessed chamber is a spring-loaded, hinged cover which is adapted to be automatically released to extinguish the burners upon certain disturbances to the fuel tank, such as by being tipped over, lifted, or dropped. The unit also features a unique burner construction which greatly reduces costs compared with known heat sources.Type: GrantFiled: September 15, 1978Date of Patent: March 10, 1981Inventor: Richard L. Trotta
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Patent number: 4243013Abstract: A food warming stove suitable for placement upon a serving or dining table, and including a shell mounted upon a revolving turn table, the shell enclosing several braziers each of which holds a quantity of sterno canned heat burning compound for producing flames under hot plates adaptable for placement of cooking vessels thereupon, so to warm various foods.Type: GrantFiled: June 13, 1979Date of Patent: January 6, 1981Inventors: Harry Goon, George Spector
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Patent number: 4188938Abstract: A burner device, especially for a so-called brazier or the like, comprising a housing, an upper portion provided for the housing and equipped with at least one flame opening and separate air infeed openings. A regulation element, particularly in the form of a regulation slide serves for the regulation of the air infeed and a cover forming a flame extinguishing device is provided for the flame opening. According to the invention, the regulation slide and the cover for the flame opening are constituted by a common element.Type: GrantFiled: February 22, 1978Date of Patent: February 19, 1980Assignee: Gebr. Spring, Metallwarenfabrik G.m.b.H.Inventor: Rene Hasenfratz
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Patent number: 4185614Abstract: Disclosed is a heat-preserving appliance for cups or other vessels having a saucer in which fuel, a wick for assisting the combustion of the fuel and a support member for supporting a cup or the like are detachably mounted. As the fuel is burnt while the cup is placed on the saucer, the temperature of the contents of the cup is maintained by a weak flame for the desired time length. The saucer can have a shape, construction and design selected to match those of the cup or the like, so as to be used on a dining table without spoiling the atmosphere of the dinner.Type: GrantFiled: November 28, 1977Date of Patent: January 29, 1980Assignee: Ineko WatanabeInventor: Eiko Egawa
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Patent number: 4170981Abstract: A burner of the air adjustment type using a liquid fuel includes a fuel chamber including a bottom wall, a peripheral side wall and at least one fuel gas opening on the top surface portion of the fuel chamber and a burner proper including a fuel chamber attachment, an inner gas chamber and a plurality of final gas openings arranged and distributed annularly on the ceiling wall of the gas chamber. The burner proper further includes variable air openings connected to the gas chamber, wherein an annular variable air passage surrounding the fuel chamber and being connected to the variable air openings at a position lower than the position of the fuel gas opening is formed between the inner face of the peripheral side wall of the gas chamber of the burner proper and the outer face of the peripheral side wall of the fuel chamber.Type: GrantFiled: March 14, 1977Date of Patent: October 16, 1979Assignee: Sky Bussan Kabushiki KaishaInventors: Yoshihisa Hakata, Masahiro Nakazawa
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Patent number: 4164930Abstract: A compact cooking stove including a combustion area partially surrounded by a wind screen having a side opening which faces the wind to direct air to the burning fuel. An exhaust opening is formed adjacent a cooking pan placed at the top of the wind screen so that hot exhaust gases from the burning fuel pass upwardly toward the pan. In a first embodiment heat is supplied by a generally cylindrical burner plate including a recessed, central portion forming an alcohol fuel dish surrounded by a fairly broad rim. A plurality of pot-supporting tabs project upwardly from circumferentially spaced points about the rim to support a cooking pan above the fuel dish and rim. Heat from the burning fuel imparted to the bottom of the pan is radiated to the rim of the burner plate to heat the fuel in the fuel dish in order to promote vaporization of the fuel which increases the heat generated by the stove.Type: GrantFiled: April 22, 1977Date of Patent: August 21, 1979Inventor: Harold E. Johnston
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Patent number: 4140099Abstract: A portable collapsible stove capable of being folded into a compact package which is made substantially entirely of thin metal sheet being folded along a pair of generally parallel fold lines thereby forming a horizontal cooking surface supported by a pair of sides, and which has a fuel support surface lying beneath the cooking surface and extending between and folded together with the sides, the fuel support surface including a pair of fold lines generally parallel to the first fold lines whereby the sides and fuel support surfaces may be folded beneath the cooking surface.Type: GrantFiled: March 28, 1977Date of Patent: February 20, 1979Inventor: Duane B. Newport
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Patent number: 4134385Abstract: A stove frame adapter for heating articles above a heat container, eg. canned heat, is provided in the form of an annular frame having a plurality of opposed arms which bend upwardly to support an article above the heat container and one or more arms which bend downwardly in close clearance with the container to secure the stove frame adapter to same. The adapter has an opening therein aligned with the opening of the container to admit heat therethrough to the article.Type: GrantFiled: January 28, 1976Date of Patent: January 16, 1979Inventor: Owen H. Barter
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Patent number: 4100912Abstract: A portable camp stove for supporting a container of cooking fuel above a given plane and a cooking utensil over said container, said stove comprising a flat blank of bendable sheet metal having portions defining a container support, a first side member and a second side member, said side members connected to said support at bending lines.The stove is erected by bending each side member with respect to the support along the bending lines wherein, during use, the container rests upon the support and the utensil is placed on the side members over the fuel container.Type: GrantFiled: July 16, 1976Date of Patent: July 18, 1978Inventor: Tuthill Doane
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Patent number: 4045158Abstract: A burner assembly for liquid fuels in which a body member is rotatable about a central stem member and movable axially thereof to open a fuel valve and also to move a flow control member extending into a nozzle opening on the body member. The fuel valve comprises a poppet valve element in the fuel passage above a valve seat formed in the passage. When the nozzle opening is closed, the poppet valve element is pushed against the valve seat by engagement thereof with the body member, which closes the fuel passage thereby assuring no leakage of fuel from the burner assembly.Type: GrantFiled: June 16, 1976Date of Patent: August 30, 1977Assignee: International Telephone and Telegraph CorporationInventors: Donald L. Coombs, Richard E. Hollis
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Patent number: 3978782Abstract: A cooking device for preparing food items and includes an open top base member supported on a support structure and having a fuel holder therein for retaining a combustible fuel adapted to direct heat upwardly toward a heat shield and deflector supporting thereon a receptacle for receiving and retaining drippings from food items on a food support member positioned above the receptacle. The cooking device includes a cover and structure for moving the cover between a closed position and an open position permitting access to food items on the food support member. The device is particularly adapted to be relatively small and for preparing party foods, such as hot hors d'oeuvres.Type: GrantFiled: May 16, 1975Date of Patent: September 7, 1976Inventor: John M. Werling
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Patent number: RE28730Abstract: A burner assembly for liquid fuels where a body member is rotatable about a central stem member and movable axially thereof to open a fuel valve and also to move a flow control member extending into the nozzle.Type: GrantFiled: February 3, 1975Date of Patent: March 9, 1976Assignee: International Telephone & Telegraph CorporationInventor: Harald Finnstrand