Integrated cooker

Abstract

The invention discloses an integrated cooker. The integrated cooker comprises a cooker body and a smoke exhaust fan, wherein a smoke exhaust air duct is formed in the cooker body, the smoke exhaust air duct comprises a first air duct body and a second air duct body, the first air duct body extends in the vertical direction and is located on the rear portion of the cooker body, one end of the second air duct body is connected with the lower end of the first air duct body, the other end of the second air duct generally extends along the horizontal direction, the smoke exhaust fan is arranged inthe second air duct body and adjacent to the first air duct body, and the smoke exhaust fan is provided with an air inlet facing the lower end of the first air duct body. According to the integrated cooker, the first air duct body and the second air duct body of the smoke exhaust air duct are roughly perpendicular, and the smoke exhaust fan is obliquely arranged in the second air duct body, so that the air resistance of the smoke exhaust air duct can be reduced by changing the angle of a corner through which smoke enters the smoke exhaust fan from the first air duct body, and the smoke exhaustefficiency is improved; and the internal space of the cooker body occupied by the smoke exhaust duct can be saved, and the internal layout of the cooker body can be conveniently optimized.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of integrated stoves, in particular to an integrated stove. Background technique [0002] It is pointed out in the relevant technology that the existing integrated cooker is mainly composed of a head part, a cooker system, a fuselage, a fan system and an additional assembly (steamer, oven or disinfection cabinet, etc.), wherein the fan system is mainly responsible for removing oily fumes in the integrated cooker. Provide users with a fresh and hygienic kitchen environment. [0003] At present, most of the fans of the integrated stove are vertically placed in the air duct under the machine head, the rotation axis of the fan is horizontal, and the air inlet faces the back of the integrated stove (refer to Figure 7 ). The main problems of this scheme are insufficient utilization of fuselage structure space and poor oil fume removal. In terms of structural space utilization: the fan is placed longitudinally o...

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Problems solved by technology

This solution can solve the problems in the above-mentioned fan layout scheme, but for horizontally placed fans, the air inlet of the fan and the air duct casing form a narrow space, and the air with oily smoke needs to turn two consecutive 90° directions to enter the fan vertically. This will increase the wind resistance between the air inlet of the fan and the internal air duct of the machine head, which will reduce the smoke exhaust efficiency. At the same time, this structure will also cause the flow field near the air inlet to be disordered and increase the aerodynamic noise of the fan.

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