Anti-slagging stove

Abstract

The embodiment of the invention discloses an anti-slagging stove, comprising a burning chamber provided with an ignition rod, a first motor, a hopper, a second motor and a hearth, wherein the burning chamber is internally provided with a first stirring rod; the two ends of the first stirring rod are respectively provided with a spiral piece, and the middle of the first stirring rod is provided with a plurality of slag crushing nails; one end of the first stirring rod penetrates through the feeding port of the burning chamber, and the other end of the first stirring rod penetrates through the slag hole of the burning chamber; the output end of the first motor is connected with the first stirring rod; the bottom of the hopper is provided with a feeding pipe communicated with the feeding port of the burning chamber; the feeding pipe is internally provided with a second stirring rod which is provided with spiral pieces; one end, close to the feeding port, of the second stirring rod is higher than one end, close to the feeding port, of the first stirring rod; the output end of the second motor is connected with the second stirring rod; and the hearth is arranged at the top of the burning chamber and is communicated with the burning chamber. By utilizing the anti-slagging stove disclosed by the embodiment of the invention, the problem of slagging of the stove in the process of burning is solved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of stove manufacturing, and more specifically relates to an anti-slagging stove. Background technique [0002] Stove is the furniture commonly used in people's daily life. As the core component of the stove, the combustion chamber is the place where the fuel in the stove burns. The normal operation of the stove is realized through the combustion of the fuel in the combustion chamber. [0003] During the combustion process of existing stoves, the fuel burns in the combustion chamber. Because the temperature in the combustion chamber is relatively high, the ashes produced by the fuel combustion will slagging in the combustion chamber. If things go on like this, the slagging ashes will clog The air inlet holes on the combustion chamber affect the combustion of fuel. For this reason, stoves have relatively high requirements on fuel. Generally, the commonly used fuel is log core. Since the log core contains les...

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Problems solved by technology

But the current fuel uses log cores as fuel, which requires a lot of wood, which consumes too much logs, which is not conducive to environmental protection, and the cost of log cores is relatively high, which increases the input cost of fuel when the stove burns.

In our daily life, there are a lot of biomass fuels, such as straw, sawdust, crop straw, etc., because these fuels contain relatively large ash content, and the ash produced during the combustion process is large, which is easy to slagging. A large amount of biomass fuels produced by such processes are burned in vain, which not only pollutes the environment, but also causes a waste of energy.

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