Secondary Grill

Abstract

A grill plate auxiliary device is disclosed that can collect oil so that oil dripping from the grill plate does not fall directly into the brazier, and can prevent the collected oil from burning. A griddle auxiliary device according to an embodiment comprises: a grease receiving section in which a plurality of grease receiving plates, each having a flow path formed therein, are arranged spaced apart from one another in one direction; a connecting section connecting adjacent grease receiving plates; and a liquid circulation section that supplies liquid to one end of each flow path and then recovers it to the other end.

Description

Technology Field

[0001] The present disclosure is a grill plate auxiliary device provided between a brazier and a grill plate. Background Technology

[0002] An example of a grill plate auxiliary device is published in Korean Utility Model Publication No. 20-1987-0014417.

[0003] Furthermore, the auxiliary device for the grill plate disclosed in the aforementioned publication is characterized by securing the center of the filter plate with an intermediate fixing support and creating a downward slope on the left and right sides so that when viewed vertically from the upper end point of the filter plate, the lower end point of the filter plate arranged next to it is not visible in a vertical state, the center plate is positioned so that the upper ends of the filter plates arranged on the left and right sides are each outwardly facing outward, leaving a space for the flame rising passage, and forming a liquid storage channel at the end of the filter groove.

[0004] Meanwhile, the aforementioned grill plate auxiliary device could collect oil dripping from the grill plate so that it would not fall directly into the brazier, but it has the problem that the collected oil can burn due to the heat rising from the brazier. Prior art literature

[0005] (Patent Document 0001) KR 20-1987-0014417 U (October 6, 1987) The problem to be solved

[0006] The problem that the present disclosure aims to solve is to provide a grill plate auxiliary device capable of collecting oil so that the oil dripping from the grill plate does not fall directly into the fire pit, and preventing the collected oil from burning. means of solving the problem

[0007] A griddle auxiliary device according to an embodiment comprises: a grease receiving section in which a plurality of grease receiving plates, each having a flow path formed therein, are arranged spaced apart from one another in one direction; a connecting section connecting adjacent grease receiving plates; and a liquid circulation section that supplies liquid to one end of each flow path and then recovers it to the other end.

[0008] Additionally, each oil receiving plate of the grill plate auxiliary device according to the embodiment may include a first inclined plate having a narrow plate shape with one end in the width direction inclined downward, an oil receiving valley formed along one end in the width direction of the first inclined plate, and a second inclined plate having a plate shape with a width narrower than the width of the first inclined plate and formed opposite to the first inclined plate in the oil receiving valley.

[0009] In addition, the connecting part of the grill plate auxiliary device according to the embodiment can connect a first inclined plate of one of the adjacent oil trays and a second inclined plate of the other.

[0010] In addition, each oil tray of the grill plate auxiliary device according to the embodiment may be formed to be inclined in a direction perpendicular to one side. Effects of the invention

[0011] In the grill plate auxiliary device according to the embodiment, the oil catch plates arranged spaced apart from each other in one direction have an asymmetrical 'V' shape. Therefore, when using the grill plate auxiliary device according to the embodiment, the oil falling from the grill plate does not fall directly into the fire pit but collects in the oil catch groove. As a result, the fire in the fire pit does not rise above the grill plate due to the oil falling from the grill plate during the cooking process, and the smoke generated during the grilling process is reduced.

[0012] In addition, when using the grill plate auxiliary device according to the embodiment, the oil collected in the oil collection groove does not rise above a certain temperature due to the liquid circulating inside the oil collection plate, thereby preventing the oil from burning.

[0013] In addition, in the grill plate auxiliary device according to the embodiment, the fire source formed in the oil tray is not arranged in a straight line between the grill plate and the brazier. As a result, the food is not grilled directly by the fire of the brazier but is grilled through the heat of the brazier, so the food does not burn easily and the unique taste of direct grilling can be experienced. Brief explanation of the drawing

[0015] FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a grill plate auxiliary device according to an embodiment. FIG. 2 is a plan view of a grill plate auxiliary device according to an embodiment. FIG. 3 is a side view of a grill plate auxiliary device according to an embodiment. FIG. 4 is a drawing showing a grill plate auxiliary device according to an embodiment being installed in a furnace. FIG. 5 is a side view of the use of a grill plate auxiliary device according to an embodiment. FIG. 6 is a drawing showing a grill plate auxiliary device according to an embodiment installed in a furnace together with an auxiliary oil catcher. FIG. 7 is a side view of the auxiliary oil catcher attached to the auxiliary grill plate device according to the embodiment. Specific details for implementing the invention

[0016] The advantages and features of the present disclosure and the methods for achieving them will become clear by referring to the embodiments described below in detail together with the accompanying drawings. However, the present disclosure is not limited to the embodiments disclosed below but may be implemented in various different forms. These embodiments are provided merely to make the present disclosure complete and to fully inform those skilled in the art of the scope of the invention, and the present disclosure is defined only by the scope of the claims. Throughout the specification, like reference numerals refer to like components.

[0018] Referring to FIG. 1, which is a perspective view of a grill plate auxiliary device (10) [hereinafter referred to as 'grill plate auxiliary device (10)'] according to an embodiment, and FIG. 4, which is a drawing showing the grill plate auxiliary device (10) installed in a furnace (B), the grill plate auxiliary device (10) is positioned between the furnace (B) and the grill plate (A) and includes an oil receiving part (100), a connecting part (200), and a liquid circulation part (300).

[0019] The oil receiving section (100) includes a plurality of oil receiving plates (110) arranged spaced apart from each other in one direction, a flow path (120) formed inside each oil receiving plate (110), and a fire source (130) formed between adjacent oil receiving plates (110).

[0020] As an example, referring to FIG. 2, which is a plan view of the grill plate auxiliary device (10), and FIG. 3, which is a side view of the grill plate auxiliary device (10), a plurality of oil receiving plates (110) are arranged spaced apart from each other in one direction, and each of the oil receiving plates (110) may include a first inclined plate (111), an oil receiving groove (112), and a second inclined plate (113).

[0021] The first inclined plate (111) is shaped like a narrow plate, with one end in the width direction inclined downward.

[0022] The oil collecting groove (112) is formed along one end of the first inclined plate (111) in the width direction, that is, along one end of the first inclined plate (111) located below. The oil collecting groove (112) serves to collect oil that has flowed down along the first inclined plate (111) and the second inclined plate (113) to be described later.

[0023] The second inclined plate (113) is shaped like a plate with a width narrower than that of the first inclined plate (111), and is formed in the oil receiving groove (112) opposite to the first inclined plate (111). That is, the first inclined plate (111) and the second inclined plate (113) may have an asymmetrical 'V' shape when viewed from the side. Additionally, the end of the second inclined plate (113) is located directly below the end of the first inclined plate (111') of the adjacent oil receiving plate (110').

[0024] Since the oil catch plates (110) are arranged spaced apart from each other in one direction and the end of the second inclined plate (113) is located directly below the end of the first inclined plate (111') of the adjacent oil catch plate (110'), when looking down at the grill plate auxiliary device (10) from above with reference to FIG. 2, no empty space is formed, so the oil falling from above the oil catch plate (110) does not fall directly into the fire pit (B) but remains entirely on the oil catch plate (110).

[0025] Additionally, since the oil receiving plate (110) is formed in an asymmetrical 'V' shape, referring to FIG. 3, a fire passage (130) is formed between the end of the second inclined plate (113) and the end of the first inclined plate (111') of the adjacent oil receiving plate (110'), through which heat rising from the furnace (B) passes, and the heat from the furnace (B) is transferred to the grill plate (A) through the aforementioned fire passage (130).

[0026] Additionally, the oil receiving plate (110) may be formed to be inclined toward one side in the longitudinal direction so as to discharge the oil collected in the oil receiving groove (112).

[0027] The flow path (120) is formed inside each oil receiving plate (110). As an example, the flow path (120) can be formed in various shapes, but it can be formed in a shape where an 'S' shape is continuously extended inside the oil receiving plate (110) so that heat exchange can occur with the oil receiving plate (110) as a whole.

[0028] Additionally, the oil catch plate (110) may have a layered structure. As an example, the oil catch plate (110) may be formed in a sandwich shape. The oil catch plate (110) may have a metal material with high thermal conductivity for the top and bottom layers, and the middle layer may be an insulating material or carbon fiber so as not to be deformed by heat. Since the top layer of the oil catch plate (110) comes into contact with oil dripping from the grill plate (A), it is preferable that a flow path (120) be formed inside it.

[0029] Additionally, each of the outermost oil trays (110) may be provided with a support (140).

[0030] A pair of supports (140) are provided, each connected adjacently to the outermost oil catch plate (110), and functions to keep the oil catch plate (110) separated from the furnace (B) by a predetermined distance, and functions to support the grill plate (A) together with the oil catch plate (110).

[0031] The connecting portion (200) connects each of the adjacent oil receiving plates (110). As an example, the connecting portion (200) connects the first inclined plate (111) of one of the adjacent oil receiving plates (110, 110') with the second inclined plate (113') of the other oil receiving plate (110'). It is preferable that the connecting portion (200) be formed at each end in the longitudinal direction of the oil receiving plate (110) so as not to obstruct the heat passing through the fire source (130).

[0032] The liquid circulation unit (300) supplies liquid to one end of each flow path (120) and then recovers it to the other end. As an example, the liquid circulation unit (300) may include a supply main pipe (310) and a recovery main pipe (320) for supplying and recovering liquid, and the liquid may be composed of a substance with high specific heat, such as water or antifreeze.

[0033] The supply main pipe (310) is a pipe that supplies liquid to each of the flow paths (120) of the oil receiving section (100), and one end of each flow path (120) can be connected to the supply main pipe (310) through a supply branch pipe (311) branched from the supply main pipe (310).

[0034] The recovery main pipe (320) is a pipe that recovers liquid supplied to the flow path (120) of the oil receiving section (100), and the other end of each flow path (120) can be connected to the recovery main pipe (320) through a recovery branch pipe (321) branched from the recovery main pipe (320).

[0036] Referring to FIG. 5, which is a side view of the use of the grill plate auxiliary device (10), the grill plate auxiliary device (10) is positioned between the furnace (B) and the grill plate (A), and the oil falling from the grill plate (A) is collected in the oil collecting groove (112) along the first inclined plate (111) and the second inclined plate (113). Subsequently, since the oil collecting plate (110) does not rise above a predetermined temperature due to the liquid flowing in the flow path (120), the oil collected in the oil collecting groove (112) does not burn, and at the same time, no smoke is generated from the oil.

[0038] The grill plate auxiliary device (10) may further include an auxiliary oil catcher (400).

[0039] Referring to FIG. 6, which shows a grill plate auxiliary device (10) installed in a furnace (B) together with an auxiliary oil catcher (400), the auxiliary oil catcher (400) is positioned between the oil catcher (100) and the furnace (B), and keeps the oil catcher (100) spaced apart from the furnace (B). In addition, the auxiliary oil catcher (400) functions to collect oil that does not accumulate in the oil catcher groove (112) and flows along the lower surface of the first inclined plate (111) and the lower surface of the second inclined plate (113).

[0040] As an example, the auxiliary oil receiving section (400) may include an auxiliary oil receiving plate (410) and an oil storage container (420).

[0041] The auxiliary oil receiving plate (410) is installed directly below the oil receiving plate (110) and spaced apart from the oil receiving plate (110) in a shape corresponding to the oil receiving plate (110). As an example, the end of the auxiliary oil receiving plate (410) may support the lower part of the connecting part (200), so that the oil receiving plate (110) is supported spaced apart from the auxiliary oil receiving plate (410). As a result, the auxiliary oil receiving plate (410) can collect oil flowing along the lower surface of the oil receiving plate (110).

[0042] Additionally, the auxiliary oil receiving plate (410) can be formed to be inclined toward one side in the longitudinal direction, similar to the oil receiving plate (110), so as to be able to discharge the collected oil.

[0043] The oil storage container (420) can store oil collected and dripping from the oil receiving plate (110) and the auxiliary oil receiving plate (410), and is positioned at a location spaced apart from the oil receiving section (100) and the furnace (B).

[0045] Referring to FIG. 7, which is a side view of the auxiliary oil catcher (400) combined with the auxiliary oil catcher (10), the auxiliary oil catcher (10) is positioned between the fire pit (B) and the fire pit (A). Specifically, the order is arranged as follows: fire pit (A), oil catcher plate (110), auxiliary oil catcher plate (410), and fire pit (B). Oil falling from the fire pit (A) is collected in the oil catcher groove (112) along the first inclined plate (111) and the second inclined plate (113), and oil falling at the end of the first inclined plate (111) and the end of the second inclined plate (113) and flowing along the lower surface of the oil catcher plate (110) is collected in the auxiliary oil catcher plate (410). Subsequently, since the oil receiving plate (110) does not rise above a predetermined temperature due to the liquid flowing in the oil passage (120), the oil collected in the oil receiving groove (112) does not burn, and at the same time, no smoke is generated from the oil. In addition, the oil collected in the oil receiving plate (110) and the auxiliary oil receiving plate (410) is stored in the oil storage container (420).

[0047] The expressions (terms, visualized images, etc.) used in describing the embodiments of the present disclosure are merely selected for instrumental purposes to enhance understanding of the technology.

[0048] Furthermore, due to circumstances, the present disclosure has been described by a limited number of embodiments, and a person skilled in the art will be able to come up with new embodiments based on the described embodiments without departing from the technical spirit of the present disclosure.

[0049] Accordingly, the claims of the present disclosure should not be limited by some expressions appearing in the ‘description of the invention’ and ‘drawings,’ but should be broadly interpreted based on the fundamental technical concept inherent throughout the specification. Explanation of the symbols

[0050] 10... Grill plate auxiliary equipment 100... oil tray 110... oil drip tray 111... First inclined plate 112... oil catcher 113... 2nd inclined plate 120... Euros 130... firearms 140... support 200... connection part 300... liquid circulation section 310... Supply Main Building 311... supply branch pipe 320... Recovery Main Building 321... recovery tube 400... auxiliary oil tray 410... auxiliary oil drip tray 420... oil storage container A... grill B... fireplace

Claims

Claim 1 A griddle auxiliary device positioned between a brazier and a griddle plate, comprising: a grease receiving section in which a plurality of grease receiving plates, each having a flow path formed therein, are arranged spaced apart from one another in one direction; and a connecting section connecting each of the adjacent grease receiving plates. A griddle auxiliary device comprising: a liquid circulation unit that supplies liquid to one end of each of the above-mentioned channels and then recovers it to the other end to prevent the oil collected in the oil receiving plate from burning; wherein each of the oil receiving plates has a side shape that is asymmetrical 'V' shape, comprising a first inclined plate having a narrow plate shape with one end in the width direction inclined downward, an oil receiving valley formed along the one end in the width direction of the first inclined plate, and a second inclined plate having a plate shape with a width narrower than the width of the first inclined plate and formed in the oil receiving valley opposite to the first inclined plate; and wherein the connecting part is arranged such that one of the first inclined plates and another of the second inclined plates among the adjacent oil receiving plates are respectively connected so that no empty space is formed when the oil receiving part is projected from above. Claim 2 delete Claim 3 In claim 1, each of the oil trays is formed to be inclined in a direction perpendicular to the one-sided direction, forming a grill plate auxiliary device.

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