Wood-burning gasification furnace pipe assembly and wood-burning gasification heating furnace
By designing the wood-fired gasification furnace assembly and optimizing the air supply channel and ash removal structure, the problems of poor quality and complex operation of wood-fired gasification stoves were solved, resulting in a wood-fired gasification heating stove with high-efficiency combustion and simple operation.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202422784471.8
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-11-15
- Publication Date
- 2025-11-25
- Estimated Expiration
- 2034-11-15
AI Technical Summary
The quality of wood-fired gasification stoves on the market varies greatly, they are cumbersome to operate, difficult for users to distinguish, and have poor combustion effects.
Design a wood-fired gasification furnace assembly, including a grate, a bushing, and a furnace surface. Set multiple air supply channels to optimize the combustion process, and improve combustion efficiency through ash scrapers and guide vanes. Combine ash collection chamber and air volume regulating components to optimize operation.
This invention achieves a wood-fired gasification stove with a simple structure and excellent combustion effect. It is easy to operate and can efficiently pyrolyze and gasify firewood in a high-temperature and oxygen-deficient environment, providing superior heating performance.
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Abstract
Description
TECHNICAL FIELD
[0001] The utility model belongs to the field of cooking heating stove, especially relates to a wood gasification stove component and wood gasification heating stove. BACKGROUND
[0002] Wood-fired stove has become the main heating stove in the vast rural and remote mountainous areas due to its simple and practical performance, and the easy accessibility and economy of fuel wood, but the quality of various so-called gasification stoves on the market is uneven, and the operation is more and more complicated, and the propaganda is various, which makes it difficult for users to distinguish. Therefore, there is an urgent need for a reliable, easy-to-use and superior performance stove on the market to provide better user experience and heating effect. SUMMARY
[0003] In order to achieve the above purpose, one of the purposes of the utility model is to provide a wood gasification stove component which is simple in structure and good in combustion effect.
[0004] In order to achieve the above purpose, the technical scheme of the utility model is as follows: a wood gasification stove component, comprising a grate, a bushing and a stove surface, the grate is a groove body, the bushing and the stove surface are both ring cylinders, the bushing is placed on the upper end of the grate, the stove surface is placed on the upper end of the bushing, and the grate, the bushing and the stove surface jointly enclose a combustion chamber, the side wall of the combustion chamber is provided with a wood inlet, the outer wall of the grate is provided with a plurality of first air supply channels which supply air from bottom to top in a ring direction, the outer wall of the bushing is provided with a plurality of second air supply channels which supply air from bottom to top in a ring direction, and the stove surface and the bushing are provided with a plurality of third air supply channels which communicate with the combustion chamber in a ring direction, the first air supply channels, the second air supply channels and the third air supply channels correspond one by one, the upper end of each first air supply channel communicates with the lower end of the corresponding second air supply channel, and the upper end of each second air supply channel communicates with the outer end of the corresponding third air supply channel.
[0005] The above technical scheme has the beneficial effects that wood can be fed into the combustion chamber through the wood inlet, and pyrolysis gasification is carried out in the grate to form combustible gas, and the combustible gas is mixed with secondary air in the stove surface and burns violently in the form of open fire, so that the combustion effect is good, and the first air supply channel, the second air supply channel and the third air supply channel are used to supply secondary air into the stove surface, and the secondary air is supplied from the outside of the grate and the bushing, so that the effect of wood pyrolysis gasification is not affected by the excessive primary air supplied in the grate.
[0006] The grate includes a grate cylinder and a grate bottom plate. The grate cylinder is vertically arranged. The lower end of the grate cylinder is inwardly turned to form a supporting ring. The grate bottom plate is supported on the grate cylinder. The upper end of the side wall of the grate cylinder is concavely provided with a first firewood feeding gap. The outer side of the grate body is concavely provided with a plurality of air inlets which penetrate the lower end of the grate cylinder. The air inlets penetrate the interior of the grate cylinder. The air inlet corresponding to the first firewood feeding gap is a first air inlet. The remaining air inlets are second air inlets. The top end of the second air inlets is provided with an air feeding hole which penetrates the upper end of the grate cylinder. The air feeding hole and the corresponding second air inlet jointly form the first air supply channel.
[0007] The beneficial effect of the above technical solution is that the air volume is supplied upward through the air inlet A. Part of the air volume enters the grate from the side wall of the grate through the air inlet A for combustion of the combustible gas generated by pyrolysis and gasification of the firewood. In addition, part of the primary air enters the grate at the grate bottom plate, but the amount of the primary air gradually decreases in the later period as the amount of accumulated ash in the grate increases. This is beneficial for pyrolysis and gasification of the firewood in a high-temperature and oxygen-deficient environment to generate combustible gas.
[0008] The beneficial effect of the above technical solution is that the grate bottom plate is hung on the supporting ring through the plurality of ash removal blades. When the grate bottom plate rotates relative to the grate cylinder, the ash removal blades can push the ash at the edge of the grate to the outside of the grate through the lower end of the air inlet A.
[0009] The beneficial effect of the above technical solution is that the grate bottom plate is hung on the supporting ring through the plurality of ash removal blades. When the grate bottom plate rotates relative to the grate cylinder, the ash removal blades can push the ash at the edge of the grate to the outside of the grate through the lower end of the air inlet A.
[0010] The beneficial effect of the above technical solution is that the grate and the bushing can be mutually embedded, thereby avoiding displacement of the grate and the bushing.
[0011] The beneficial effect of the above technical solution is that the grate and the bushing can be mutually embedded, thereby avoiding displacement of the grate and the bushing.
[0012] The beneficial effect of the above technical solution is that the structure is simple, which makes the opening of the firewood feeding port larger and facilitates feeding of the firewood into the grate.
[0013] The beneficial effect of the above technical solution is that the structure is simple, which makes the opening of the firewood feeding port larger and facilitates feeding of the firewood into the grate.
[0014] The outer wall of the liner is vertically provided with air inlet grooves, the air inlet grooves at the second wood gap are first air inlet grooves, the remaining air inlet grooves are second air inlet grooves, the plurality of second air inlet grooves and the plurality of air outlet holes are one-to-one corresponding, the lower end of each second air inlet groove is aligned with the corresponding air outlet hole, and each second air inlet groove forms a second air supply channel.
[0015] The beneficial effects of the above technical solution are that the structure is simple, and the second air inlet grooves B on the outer wall of the liner form the second air supply channels, and the processing is also relatively simple.
[0016] The furnace surface includes a furnace surface upper portion and a furnace surface lower portion, the furnace surface upper portion and the furnace surface lower portion are both in a trumpet shape, the smaller opening end of the furnace surface upper portion is butted with the smaller opening end of the furnace surface lower portion, the side wall of the furnace surface upper portion is provided with a smoke exhaust hole, the inner wall of the furnace surface lower portion is circumferentially and spacedly provided with a plurality of same-direction inclined guide vane plates, the upper end of the liner is circumferentially and spacedly recessed with a plurality of same-direction inclined guide grooves, each air inlet groove is aligned with a guide groove, the furnace surface is placed on the upper end of the liner, each guide vane plate extends into a guide groove, and each guide groove aligned with the second air inlet groove forms the third air supply channel.
[0017] The beneficial effects of the above technical solution are that the furnace surface lower portion can be engaged with the guide grooves of the upper end of the liner through the guide vane plates, so that the two are prevented from being dislocated, in addition, the secondary air can enter the inner upper portion of the combustion chamber (i.e., the furnace surface) through the guide grooves, and the secondary air is in a rotational flow state under the action of the guide vane plates, so that the secondary air can be fully mixed with the combustible gas generated by the wood pyrolysis, so that the combustible gas is in a rotational flow state and is fully combusted in the furnace surface.
[0018] The second purpose of the utility model is to provide a wood gasification heating stove which has a simple structure and good wood combustion effect.
[0019] In order to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, the technical scheme of the utility model is as follows: a wood gasification heating stove, which comprises a stove body and a wood gasification bellow assembly as described above, the wood gasification bellow assembly is arranged above in the stove body, a dust falling chamber is arranged below the wood gasification bellow assembly in the stove body, a dust cleaning port is arranged on the side wall of the stove body and communicates with the dust falling chamber, an annular smoke exhaust chamber is formed between the stove body and the furnace surface, a chimney is arranged on the upper end of the stove body and communicates with the smoke exhaust chamber, a wood feeding port is arranged on the stove body and corresponds to the wood feeding port, and a first opening and closing door is arranged at the wood feeding port.
[0020] The wood gasification furnace liner assembly has the advantages that the structure is simple, the first opening and closing door can be closed after wood is fed, air enters the ash falling chamber through the ash cleaning port, and the air flows upward to form primary air and secondary air.
[0021] The furnace wall of the upper part of the furnace body and the chimney are both sandwiched structures and are communicated with each other to form a water containing cavity, and the furnace body is provided with a water inlet and a water outlet which are communicated with the water containing cavity.
[0022] The furnace body can heat the water in the water containing cavity to supply hot water.
[0023] The ash cleaning port is provided with a second opening and closing door which can be opened or closed, and the second opening and closing door is provided with an air volume adjusting member which can adjust the air volume when the second opening and closing door is in the closed state.
[0024] The second opening and closing door can be closed, and the air volume entering the ash falling chamber can be adjusted through the air volume adjusting member. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS
[0025] Figure 1 is a front view of the wood gasification furnace liner assembly in the embodiment 1 of the utility model;
[0026] Figure 2 is a front view of the furnace grate in the embodiment 1 of the utility model;
[0027] Figure 3 is a front view of the furnace grate cylinder in the embodiment 1 of the utility model;
[0028] Figure 4 is a front view of the furnace grate bottom plate in the embodiment 1 of the utility model;
[0029] Figure 5 is a top view of the furnace grate cylinder in the embodiment 1 of the utility model;
[0030] Figure 6 is a front view of the bushing in the embodiment 1 of the utility model;
[0031] Figure 7 is a top view of the bushing in the embodiment 1 of the utility model;
[0032] Figure 8 is a front view of the furnace surface in the embodiment 1 of the utility model;
[0033] Figure 9 is a front view of the furnace surface in the embodiment 1 of the utility model;
[0034] Figure 10 Assemble diagram of the wood gasification furnace liner assembly of the embodiment 1 of the utility model;
[0035] Figure 11 Assemble diagram of the wood gasification furnace of the embodiment 2 of the utility model;
[0036] Figure 12 Assemble diagram of the wood gasification furnace of the embodiment 2 of the utility model;
[0037] Figure 13 Assemble diagram of the wood gasification furnace of the embodiment 2 of the utility model;
[0038] Figure 14 Assemble diagram of the wood gasification furnace of the embodiment 2 of the utility model;
[0039] Figure: 1, wood gasification furnace liner assembly;11, furnace grate;111, furnace grate cylinder body;1111, support ring;1112, first enter the gap of the wood;1113, air inlet groove A;1113a, first air inlet groove A;1113b, second air inlet groove A;1114, air supply hole;1115, first inclined surface;112, furnace grate bottom plate;1121, ash removal blade;1122, ash hole;1123, convex block;12, bushing;121, second inclined surface;122, second enter the gap of the wood;123, air inlet groove B;123a, first air inlet groove B;123b, second air inlet groove B;124, guide groove;13, furnace surface;131, upper part of furnace surface;1311, smoke exhaust hole;132, lower part of furnace surface;1321, guide wing plate;14, combustion chamber;15, enter the mouth of the wood;2, furnace body;21, ash chamber;22, ash removal port;23, smoke exhaust chamber;24, chimney;25, wood delivery port;26, first open-close door;27, water containing cavity;271, water inlet;272, water outlet;28, second open-close door;281, air hole;29, air volume adjusting piece;291, sliding plate;292, push tooth;210, pot dropping port;100, wood gasification heating furnace;200, heating pipe;300, circulating water pump. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0040] The principles and characteristics of the utility model are described below in combination with the drawings, and the examples are only used to explain the utility model and not used to limit the scope of the utility model.
[0041] Embodiment 1
[0042] As Figures 1-10As shown, the embodiment provides a wood-burning gasifier assembly, which comprises a grate 11, a bushing 12 and a hearth 13, the grate 11 is in the shape of a groove, the bushing 12 and the hearth 13 are both in the shape of a ring cylinder, the bushing 12 is placed on the upper end of the grate 11, the hearth 13 is placed on the upper end of the bushing 12, and the grate 11, the bushing 12 and the hearth 13 jointly form a combustion chamber 14, the combustion chamber 14 is provided with a wood inlet 15 on the side wall, the outer wall of the grate 11 is provided with a plurality of first air supply channels for air supply from bottom to top in a ring direction, the outer wall of the bushing 12 is provided with a plurality of second air supply channels for air supply from bottom to top in a ring direction, and the hearth 13 and the bushing 12 are provided with a plurality of third air supply channels in a ring direction, which are in communication with the combustion chamber 14, the first air supply channels, the second air supply channels and the third air supply channels are one-to-one corresponding, the upper end of each first air supply channel is in communication with the lower end of the corresponding second air supply channel, and the upper end of each second air supply channel is in communication with the outer end of the corresponding third air supply channel, so that wood can be put into the combustion chamber through the wood inlet, and pyrolysis gasification of the wood can be carried out in the grate to form combustible gas, and the combustible gas can be mixed with secondary air in the hearth and burn in the form of open fire, which has good combustion effect, wherein the first air supply channels, the second air supply channels and the third air supply channels are used to supply secondary air into the hearth, and the secondary air is supplied from the outside of the grate and the bushing, so that the effect of wood pyrolysis gasification can not be affected by excessive primary air supplied in the grate.
[0043] Specifically, as Figure 2 and Figure 3As shown, the grate 11 includes a grate cylinder 111 and a grate base plate 112. The grate cylinder 111 is vertically arranged, and its lower end is turned inward to form a support ring 1111. The grate base plate 112 rests on the grate cylinder 111. The upper end of the side wall of the grate cylinder 111 is recessed with a first fuel inlet notch 1112. Multiple air inlet grooves A1113, with their lower ends penetrating through the grate cylinder 11, are recessed circumferentially on the outer side of the grate body at intervals. The air inlet grooves A1113 penetrate the interior of the grate cylinder 111. The air inlet groove A1113 corresponding to the first fuel inlet notch 1112 is the first air inlet groove A1113a, and the remaining air inlet grooves A1113 are the second air inlet grooves A1113b. The top of 13b is provided with an air supply hole 1114 that penetrates the upper end of the grate cylinder 111. The air supply hole 1114 and the corresponding second air inlet groove A1113b together constitute the first air supply channel, so that the air volume is supplied upward through the air inlet groove A from bottom to top. A part of the air volume enters the grate from the side wall of the grate through the air inlet groove A to supply the combustible gas produced by the pyrolysis and gasification of the firewood for combustion (another part of the air volume enters the furnace surface through the first air supply channel, the second air supply channel and the third air supply channel). In addition, some primary air also enters the grate from the bottom plate of the grate. However, as the ash accumulation in the grate increases, this part of the primary air will gradually decrease in the later stage. This is also conducive to the pyrolysis and gasification of firewood in a high temperature and oxygen-deficient environment to produce combustible gas.
[0044] In this embodiment, the upper end of the second air inlet groove A is connected to the upper end of the grate cylinder through the corresponding air supply hole. As for the first air inlet groove A, the airflow it enters will enter the grate and will not continue to flow upward.
[0045] like Figure 4 As shown in the above technical solution, multiple cleaning scrapers 1121 are arranged circumferentially at the upper edge of the grate bottom plate 112. The grate bottom plate 112 is placed in the hole of the support ring 1111 and supported on the support ring 1111 by the multiple cleaning scrapers 1121. By setting multiple cleaning scrapers, the grate bottom plate can be hooked on the support ring by the multiple cleaning scrapers. At the same time, when the grate bottom plate rotates relative to the grate cylinder, the cleaning scrapers can push the ash from the inner edge of the grate to the lower end of the air inlet slot A and discharge it to the outside of the grate.
[0046] The grate provided by the embodiment can be improved on the basis of the pot-shaped biomass gasification grate disclosed in the document CN 219995349 U "A pot-shaped biomass gasification grate, a heating stove and a heating dining table". In addition, the grate bottom plate in the embodiment is uniformly provided with straight strip-shaped ash falling holes 1122 (which helps the wood to be quickly ignited, and after the wood is burned for a period of time, the falling ash covers the ash falling holes to block them, thereby reducing the air volume of the primary air), and the lower end of the grate bottom plate can be provided with a protruding block 1123. The protruding block can be used to drive the grate bottom plate to rotate in a small range by means of a tool (a special ash cleaning rod can be provided for use) from below the grate bottom plate to accelerate the ash removal. Specifically, the lower end of the air inlet groove A can extend to the edge of the supporting ring (as shown in Figure 5 , that is, the lower end of the air inlet groove A is bent to gather at the supporting ring, and penetrates the upper and lower ends of the supporting ring), and the grate bottom plate is hung on the supporting ring by the ash cleaning scraper. When the grate bottom plate is rotated at a small angle relative to the grate cylinder, the ash on the grate bottom plate is mainly removed through the ash falling holes, and the ash at the inner edge of the grate (that is, the ash on the supporting ring) is mainly removed through the lower end of the air inlet groove A under the driving of the ash cleaning scraper. The ash removal effect is good (wherein, when the grate bottom plate rotates, the ash cleaning scraper thereon has a tangential pushing action on the ash on the supporting ring to push the ash to the lower end of the air inlet groove A, and the ash cleaning scraper can exert a shearing force on the ash at this position to extrude the ash downward through the lower end of the air inlet groove A, thereby achieving ash removal. When the grate bottom plate rotates, the ash at the middle part of the upper end thereof can also be better removed through the ash falling holes).
[0047] As shown in Figure 2 and Figure 6 , the upper end face of the grate cylinder 111 in the above technical solution is a first inclined face 1115, the lower end of the bushing 12 is a second inclined face 121, and the first inclined face 1115 and the second inclined face 121 are embedded in each other (that is, they are inserted into each other). In this way, the grate and the bushing can be embedded in each other, thereby avoiding displacement of the grate and the bushing.
[0048] As shown in Figure 6 , the lower end of the bushing 12 in the above technical solution is provided with a second wood feeding gap 122, and the second wood feeding gap 122 and the first wood feeding gap 1112 are aligned with each other and jointly constitute the wood feeding port 15. The structure is simple, which makes the opening of the entire wood feeding port larger, and is beneficial to the wood feeding into the grate.
[0049] As shown in Figure 6 and Figure 7As shown in the technical scheme, the outer wall of the liner 12 is vertically provided with air inlet grooves B123, the air inlet grooves B123 at the second wood gap are first air inlet grooves B123a, the remaining air inlet grooves B123 are second air inlet grooves B123b, the second air inlet grooves B123b and the air supply holes 1114 one-to-one correspond, the lower end of each second air inlet groove B123b is aligned with the corresponding air supply hole 1114, and each second air inlet groove B123b forms a second air supply channel. The structure is simple, and the second air inlet grooves B on the outer wall of the liner form the second air supply channel, which is relatively simple to process. When the distance between the upper end of the second wood gap and the top of the liner is too small, the first air inlet grooves B can not be provided.
[0050] As shown in the technical scheme, Figure 8 and Figure 9 As shown in the technical scheme, the furnace surface 13 includes a furnace surface upper portion 131 and a furnace surface lower portion 132, the furnace surface upper portion 131 and the furnace surface lower portion 132 are both in a trumpet shape, the smaller opening end of the furnace surface upper portion 131 is butted with the smaller opening end of the furnace surface lower portion 132, the side wall of the furnace surface upper portion 131 is provided with an exhaust hole 1311, the inner wall of the furnace surface lower portion 132 is circumferentially and spacedly provided with a plurality of same-direction inclined guide vanes 1321, the upper end of the liner 12 is circumferentially and spacedly recessed with a plurality of same-direction inclined guide grooves 124, each air inlet groove B123 is aligned with a guide groove 124, the furnace surface 13 is placed on the upper end of the liner 12, and each guide vane 1321 extends into a guide groove 124, and each guide groove 124 aligned with the second air inlet groove B123b forms a third air supply channel. In this way, the furnace surface lower portion can be engaged with the guide grooves at the upper end of the liner through the guide vanes, so as to avoid displacement and misalignment of the two, in addition, the secondary air can enter the inner upper portion of the combustion chamber (i.e., the furnace surface) through the guide grooves, and the secondary air is in a rotational flow state under the action of the guide vanes, so that the secondary air can be fully mixed with the combustible gas generated by the wood pyrolysis, so that the combustible gas is in a rotational flow state and burns violently and sufficiently in the furnace surface.
[0051] In the embodiment, the exhaust hole 1311 at the side wall of the furnace surface upper portion 131 is a straight strip-shaped hole and is circumferentially and spacedly distributed.
[0052] In the embodiment, the guide vanes and the guide grooves do not need to one-to-one correspond, but each guide vane needs to correspond to a guide groove, and each guide groove can correspond to at most one guide vane, so that some guide grooves can not correspond to guide vanes.
[0053] In the embodiment, the fuel can be wood, carbon blocks or compressed biomass granules, and is not limited thereto.
[0054] The function of the bushing in this embodiment is mainly as a secondary air inlet channel and isolates the flame in the furnace body to prevent high temperature from damaging the furnace body.
[0055] The ash falling hole in this embodiment can adopt a narrow strip-shaped hole, so that after the wood is ignited, the ash produced will gradually block the ash falling hole, at this time the air volume of the primary air is reduced, and the fuel is pyrolyzed and gasified in a high temperature and oxygen deficient state, the combustible gas produced is mixed and burned with the air introduced into the grate through the air inlet channel A, thereby realizing gasification combustion.
[0056] As shown in Figure 11 The wood gasification heating stove (which can be used as a heating stove) provided in this embodiment includes a furnace body 2 and a wood gasification baffle assembly 1 as described in Embodiment 1, the wood gasification baffle assembly 1 is arranged above in the furnace body 2, the lower part of the furnace body 2 below the wood gasification baffle assembly 1 is an ash falling chamber 21, a dust removal port 22 in communication with the ash falling chamber 21 is arranged on the side wall of the furnace body 2, an annular flue gas discharge chamber 23 is formed by the surrounding of the furnace body 2 and the furnace surface 13, a chimney 24 in communication with the flue gas discharge chamber 23 is arranged at the upper end of the furnace body 2, a wood delivery port 25 is arranged at the position corresponding to the wood delivery port 15 of the furnace body 2, and a first opening and closing door 26 is arranged at the wood delivery port 25, which has a simple structure, the first opening and closing door can be closed after the wood is delivered, so that the air enters the ash falling chamber through the dust removal port and flows upward to form primary air and secondary air. The chimney 24 in this embodiment can be arranged on the side wall of the furnace body.
[0057] The dust removal port 22 in the above technical solution is provided with a second opening and closing door 28 which can be opened or closed, the second opening and closing door 28 is provided with an air volume adjusting member 29, the air volume adjusting member 29 can adjust the air inlet volume when the second opening and closing door is in a closed state, so that the second opening and closing door can be closed, and the air volume entering the ash falling chamber is adjusted through the air volume adjusting member.
[0058] The air volume adjusting member in this embodiment includes a sliding plate 291 and a pushing tooth 292, the second opening and closing door is provided with a breathable hole 281 (the breathable hole can be a strip-shaped hole, and multiple breathable holes can be arranged side by side), the sliding plate is slidingly arranged on the second opening and closing door, the pushing tooth is arranged on the sliding plate, the pushing tooth is manually pushed to drive the sliding plate to slide on the second opening and closing door to adjust the air permeability of the breathable hole (mainly the part of the sliding plate covers the breathable hole or completely covers the breathable hole, the air permeability of the breathable hole depends on the area size of the position where the breathable hole is not covered by the sliding plate), the pushing tooth is arranged on the side of the sliding plate corresponding to the outside of the furnace body.
[0059] The wood-fired gasification heating furnace provided in this embodiment, for easier operation, only has a vent hole (as an air inlet) on the second opening and closing door, and an air volume regulating component 29 for adjusting the opening and closing of the vent hole is provided above the second opening and closing door (that is, for the entire furnace body, it has only one air inlet). At this time, the combustion speed of the fuel in the furnace body can be easily controlled. The air volume entering the furnace body can be divided into primary air and secondary air under the action of the grate. When the fuel is burning normally, the proportion of primary air is larger and the proportion of secondary air is smaller. When there is more fuel or ash in the grate, the primary air will gradually decrease and the secondary air will gradually increase. The total air volume will not decrease, thereby ensuring that there is sufficient oxygen to enter the combustion chamber, so that the combustible gas produced by fuel pyrolysis can be fully burned in the combustion chamber.
[0060] Example 3
[0061] Same as Example 2, except that, as Figure 12 As shown, this embodiment provides a cooking stove, which expands the stove opening at the upper end of the stove body outward to form a trumpet-shaped pot opening 210 (with the larger opening facing upward). At this time, pots and pans can be placed at the pot opening 210 at the upper end of the stove body for cooking.
[0062] Example 4
[0063] like Figure 13 As shown, the structure of the wood-fired gasification heating furnace (which can be used as a heating furnace) provided in this embodiment is the same as that in embodiment 2. The difference is that the furnace wall and chimney 24 on the upper part of the furnace body 2 are both sandwich structures and are interconnected to form a water-containing cavity 27. The furnace body 2 is provided with an inlet 271 and an outlet 272 that are connected to the water-containing cavity 27, so that the furnace body can heat the water in the water-containing cavity to supply warm water to the outside.
[0064] Example 5
[0065] like Figure 14 As shown, this embodiment provides a wood-fired heating system, including a heating pipe 200, a circulating water pump 300, and a wood-fired gasification heating furnace 100 as described in Embodiment 3. One end of the heating pipe 200 is connected to the water inlet 271, and the other end of the heating pipe 200 is connected to the water outlet 272. The circulating water pump 300 is located at the connection between the water outlet 272 or the water inlet 271 and the heating pipe 200. In this way, the wood-fired furnace, the heating pipe, and the circulating water pump together form a wood-fired heating system with high combustion efficiency and good heating effect.
[0066] The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present utility model and is not intended to limit the present utility model. Any modifications, equivalent substitutions, improvements, etc., made within the spirit and principles of the present utility model should be included within the protection scope of the present utility model.
Claims
1. A wood-burning gasifier bellow assembly, comprising: The application relates to a stove, which comprises a grate (11), a sleeve (12) and a stove surface (13), the grate (11) is in the shape of a groove body, the sleeve (12) and the stove surface (13) are both in the shape of a ring cylinder, the sleeve (12) is supported on the upper end of the grate (11), the stove surface (13) is supported on the upper end of the sleeve (12), and the grate (11), the sleeve (12) and the stove surface (13) jointly form a combustion chamber (14), the side wall of the combustion chamber (14) is provided with an inlet (15), the outer wall of the grate (11) is provided with a plurality of first air supply channels which supply air from the bottom to the top in a ring direction, the outer wall of the sleeve (12) is provided with a plurality of second air supply channels which supply air from the bottom to the top in a ring direction, and the stove surface (13) and the sleeve (12) are provided with a plurality of third air supply channels which are in communication with the combustion chamber (14) in a ring direction, the first air supply channels, the second air supply channels and the third air supply channels are one-to-one corresponding, the upper end of each first air supply channel is in communication with the lower end of the corresponding second air supply channel, and the upper end of each second air supply channel is in communication with the outer end of the corresponding third air supply channel.
2. The wood-burning gasifier cartridge assembly of claim 1, wherein, The grate (11) comprises a grate cylinder body (111) and a grate bottom plate (112), the grate cylinder body (111) is vertically arranged, the lower end of the grate cylinder body (111) is inwardly turned to form a supporting ring (1111), the grate bottom plate (112) is supported on the grate cylinder body (111), the upper end of the side wall of the grate cylinder body (111) is concavely provided with a first wood inlet gap (1112), the outer side of the grate (11) body is concavely provided with a plurality of air inlet grooves A (1113) which penetrate the lower end in a ring direction, the air inlet grooves A (1113) penetrate the inside of the grate cylinder body (111), the first wood inlet gap (1112) corresponds to the first air inlet groove A (1113a), and the rest of the air inlet grooves A (1113) are second air inlet grooves A (1113b), the top end of the second air inlet groove A (1113b) is provided with an air supply hole (1114) which penetrates the upper end of the grate cylinder body (111), and the air supply hole (1114) and the corresponding second air inlet groove A (1113b) jointly constitute the first air supply channel.
3. The wood-burning gasifier cartridge assembly of claim 2, wherein, The upper end of the grate bottom plate (112) is provided with a plurality of ash removal blades (1121) in a ring direction, the grate bottom plate (112) is arranged in the hole of the supporting ring (1111) and is supported on the supporting ring (1111) through the ash removal blades (1121).
4. The wood-burning gasifier cartridge assembly of claim 2, wherein, The upper end surface of the grate cylinder body (111) is a first inclined surface (1115), the lower end of the sleeve (12) is a second inclined surface (121), and the first inclined surface (1115) and the second inclined surface (121) are mutually embedded.
5. The wood-burning gasifier cartridge assembly of claim 2, wherein, The lower end of the sleeve (12) is provided with a second wood inlet gap (122), and the second wood inlet gap (122) and the first wood inlet gap (1112) are mutually aligned and jointly constitute the wood inlet (15).
6. The wood-burning gasifier cartridge assembly of claim 5, wherein, The outer wall of the bushing (12) is vertically provided with air inlet grooves B (123), the air inlet grooves B (123) at the second wood inlet gap are first air inlet grooves B (123a), the remaining air inlet grooves B (123) are second air inlet grooves B (123b), a plurality of second air inlet grooves B (123b) and a plurality of air supply holes (1114) correspond one-to-one, the lower end of each second air inlet groove B (123b) is aligned with the corresponding air supply hole (1114), and each second air inlet groove B (123b) forms a second air supply channel.
7. The wood-burning gasifier cartridge assembly of claim 6, wherein, The furnace surface (13) comprises a furnace surface upper portion (131) and a furnace surface lower portion (132), both of which are trumpet-shaped, and the smaller opening end of the furnace surface upper portion (131) and the smaller opening end of the furnace surface lower portion (132) are butted, the sidewall of the furnace surface upper portion (131) is provided with a smoke exhaust hole (1311), the inner wall of the furnace surface lower portion (132) is circumferentially and spacedly provided with a plurality of same-direction inclined flow guide wing plates (1321), the upper end of the bushing (12) is circumferentially and spacedly recessed with a plurality of same-direction inclined flow guide grooves (124), each air inlet groove B (123) is aligned with a flow guide groove (124), the furnace surface (13) is supported on the upper end of the bushing (12), and each flow guide wing plate (1321) extends into a flow guide groove (124), and each flow guide groove (124) aligned with the second air inlet groove B (123b) forms a third air supply channel.
8. A wood-burning gasification heater, characterized in that The wood-burning gasification stove assembly (1) as claimed in any one of claims 1-7 is arranged above in the stove body (2), the ash falling chamber (21) is arranged below the wood-burning gasification stove assembly (1) in the stove body (2), the sidewall of the stove body (2) is provided with an ash removal port (22) in communication with the ash falling chamber (21), the stove body (2) and the furnace surface (13) form an annular smoke exhaust chamber (23), the upper end of the stove body (2) is provided with a chimney (24) in communication with the smoke exhaust chamber (23), and the stove body is provided with a wood delivery port (25) corresponding to the wood inlet port (15), and the wood delivery port (25) is provided with a first opening and closing door (26).
9. The wood-burning gasification heater of claim 8, wherein, The sidewall of the upper portion of the stove body (2) and the chimney (24) are both sandwiched structures and are in communication with each other to form a water containing cavity (27), and the stove body (2) is provided with a water inlet (271) and a water outlet (272) in communication with the water containing cavity (27).
10. The wood-burning gasification furnace of claim 8, wherein, The ash removal port (22) is provided with a second opening and closing door (28) which can be opened or closed, the second opening and closing door (28) is provided with an air volume adjusting member (29), and the air volume adjusting member (29) can adjust the air inlet volume when the second opening and closing door is in a closed state.
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