BE254209A

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Publication number: BE254209A
Authority: BE

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nières et antres appareils de cuisine similaires, permettant à volonté l'obtention d'un feu vif ou d'un feu lent et continu.

  
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foyer feu visible applicable aux fourneaux, cuisinières et autres appareils de cuisine similaires qui permet d'obtenir à volon té un feu vif ou un feu lent et continu.

  
Dans ce but ce foyer qui peut affecter toutes les

  
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houille, etc, se distingue des foyers ordinaires par sa construction spéciale comportant en outre du conduit supérieur ordinaire un autre conduit inférieur s'ouvrant au niveau de la grille de fond. De plus le conduit ordinaire est muni d'un registre ou coulisse permettant de l'obturer.

  
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rage au moyen du conduit inférieur seulement.

  
Les avantages qui résultent de l'emploi de ce foyer sont les suivants :

  
Suppression de l'allumage quotidien et de la nécessité de recharger souvent le foyer.

  
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d'un conduit inférieur de tirage, le combustible ne se consumant de ce fait qu'au fur et à mesure de sa descente dans le foyer. 

  
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pondant au feu vif.

  
La fig.6 est une coupe verticale par Z-Z de la <EMI ID=7.1> 

  
5 et 6 la coulisse à double effet étant dans la position correspondent au feu lent et continu.*

  
Le foyer proprement dit F dont les parois latéra-

  
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et le chauffent naturellement avec plus d'intensité que dans les foyers ordinaires lesquels la grille de fond est à

  
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Pour l'obtention d'un feu vif on ouvre la coulisse

  
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et continu on ferme pour une manoeuvre inverse cette coulisse et le tirage ne s'opère plus alors que par B. Dans ce dernier cas, gr&#65533;ce à des ouvertures k ménagées dans f, les gaz traversant le combustible peuvent s'échapper et venir se brûler en passant

  
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Une petite coulisse placée entre les portes d et m  <EMI ID=13.1> 

  
le décentrage.

  
Couine dans tous les appareils de ce genre, un

  
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l'étuve s.

  
2" ' allumage se fait comme dans tous les appareils à feu. continu.

  
Pour donner à l'appareil les caractéristiques complètes d'un foyer à feu vif ou d'un foyer à feu lent et con-

  
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,posées en regard les unes des autres.



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nières and other similar kitchen appliances, allowing to obtain a high heat or a slow and continuous fire at will.

  
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visible fire hearth applicable to stoves, cookers and other similar kitchen appliances which make it possible to obtain a high fire or a slow continuous fire at will.

  
For this purpose this focus which can affect all

  
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hard coal, etc., differs from ordinary hearths by its special construction comprising, in addition to the ordinary upper duct, another lower duct opening at the level of the bottom grate. In addition, the ordinary duct is provided with a register or slide allowing it to be closed.

  
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rabies by means of the lower duct only.

  
The advantages that result from using this fireplace are as follows:

  
Elimination of daily lighting and the need to recharge the fireplace often.

  
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a lower draft duct, the fuel therefore only being consumed as it descends into the hearth.

  
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laying over high heat.

  
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5 and 6 with the double-acting slide in position correspond to slow and continuous fire. *

  
The hearth proper F, the side walls of which

  
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and heat it naturally with more intensity than in ordinary fireplaces where the bottom grid is at

  
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To obtain a high heat we open the slide

  
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and continuous this slide is closed for a reverse maneuver and the pulling does not take place any longer except by B. In this last case, thanks to openings k made in f, the gases passing through the fuel can escape and come and get burned in passing

  
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A small slide placed between doors d and m <EMI ID = 13.1>

  
the decentering.

  
Squeaks in all devices of this kind, a

  
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the oven s.

  
2 "ignition is carried out as in all continuous firing devices.

  
To give the appliance the full characteristics of a high-fire hearth or a slow-fire hearth and con-

  
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, posed opposite each other.

Claims

One can easily see by examining the drawing that with this arrangement, by pulling or pushing the movable square dlen to the bottom simultaneously either causes the opening of the duct A <EMI ID = 16.1>

It is obvious that the arrangement of the openings of the brackets is given as an example and that we can

per and get burned next to the open duct.

Finally with the aim of annealing the fuel consumption .pend the high heat or during a slow fire of short

rear part so as to allow, when desired, the easy arrangement of a vertical plate or a box-shaped piece reducing the capacity of the hearth.

cooking stoves and other similar kitchen appliances, the characteristic of which resides in the further arrangement

of the ordinary upper draft duct of another lower duct

a slide arranged in the upper duct allowing, by opening or closing said duct, to obtain either a

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by moving the 1. inner bracket., closing one of the draft ducts and opening the other.

so much to reduce its capacity