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Flame indicator

A technology of indicators and flames, applied in the direction of burners, gas fuel burners, roads, etc., can solve problems such as safety hazards, difficulty in seeing, and difficulty in determining whether the gas jet is ignited

Inactive Publication Date: 2013-09-18
GRACO INC
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Jets of unignited pressurized gas can pose a serious safety hazard, rapidly releasing dangerous quantities of flammable gases into the air
Gas burner flames can be pale and difficult to see, especially in bright light, making it difficult for mobile applicator operators to determine whether the gas jet is ignited (and therefore safe) or not (and therefore potentially dangerous )

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[0011] The present invention involves combining Figure 4 and 5 Describe the flame indicator below. This flame indicator is used in mobile thermoplastic applicators. To put the invention in perspective, include figure 1 , 2 and 3 to provide an overview of this mobile applicator.

[0012] figure 1 and 2 is a perspective view of the mobile applicator 10 which will be discussed concurrently. Mobile applicator 10 includes frame 12, kettle 14, gas tank support 16, gas system 18 (with gas tank connection 20 and gas safety valve 22), kettle lid 24 (with lid handle 26 and lid hinge 28), kettle support 30, stirring arm 32, lifting eye 34, bead storage 36, push rod 38 (with hand brake 40), stirring rod 42, chute 44, gate valve 46, model package 48 (with model package Top 50 and the model shield door 52 that is connected on the shield door hinge 54), model actuator linkage 56, model actuator rod 58, gate valve rod 60, model box burner 62, hand-held welding torch 64, wheel 66, shi...

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Abstract

A flame safety system for a thermoplastic applicator comprises a gas burner and a flame indicator. The gas burner expels a jet of pressurized combustible gas from an outlet nozzle, and includes an attachment groove near the nozzle. The flame indicator includes an attachment ring configured to fit into the groove, thereby securing the flame indicator to the gas burner, and a flame path portion extending from the attachment ring into the jet of pressurized combustible gas. The flame path portion is formed from a material which incandescently glows whenever the jet of combustible pressurized gas is lit.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates generally to a flame safety, and more particularly to a flame indicator for use in a mobile applicator for marking paved roads using thermoplastics. Background technique [0002] Alkyd and hydrocarbon thermoplastics are commonly used to mark paved road surfaces with visible lines or symbols such as road dividers and guide lines. In particular, thermoplastics offer a durable alternative to pavement paint and are commonly used to mark road intersections, parking lots, and other high-traffic paved surfaces where paint can quickly ground was worn away. [0003] Thermoplastics are typically applied to pavement using a mobile applicator that includes a heated reservoir or kettle and an application screed die. Molten thermoplastic is dispensed from the kettle at a controlled rate and applied in thin layers to the paving surface using a screed die. Some coaters also include auxiliary burners which heat an auxiliary reservoir or...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): E01C23/16
CPCE01C23/206F23D14/38F23D14/72E01C23/16F23N5/02
Inventor 查尔斯·W·道森巴里·W·马特森托马斯·L·特里普利特史蒂文·H·弗雷德里克森克里斯多佛·A·林斯
Owner GRACO INC
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