Pellet-fired BBQ

a pellet-fired bbq and pellet-fired technology, which is applied in the direction of household stoves or ranges, solid heating fuels, lighting and heating equipment, etc., can solve the problems that the barbecue grill described may not be adequate for producing heat and the clean-up is difficul

Inactive Publication Date: 2007-06-21
TRAEGER PELLET GRILLS LLC
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[0005] The present disclosure provides a pellet-fired barbecue for cooking food using heat produced by combustion of a pellet fuel. The pellet-fired barbecue may include a standard, narrow-gauge wire food support and a fuel support, both encompassed within the barbecue grill body. The fuel support may be a substantially solid structure, having a minimum of open s

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However, the described barbecue grill may not be adequate for producing heat at a high level in a short period of time, or for utilizing a pellet fuel source.
As another potential drawback,

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[0013]FIG. 1 depicts an exemplary embodiment of a barbecue grill 10, the barbecue being designed according to the details of the present disclosure. In an illustrated embodiment, barbecue grill 10 may typically be constructed with a grill body 20 formed from at least first and second shell portions 21, 22. In an embodiment where the shell includes more than one shell portion, the multiple shell portions may be held in fixed relation to each other through at least one latch assembly 30 The shell portions may separate an external environment 19 of the barbecue grill from an interior 29. Interior 29 of the barbecue grill may house one or more food support members 40 and one or more fuel support members 50. A barbecue grill, including the grill body 20 and structures associated with it, may be supported on grill support 60.

[0014] As shown in FIG. 1, a grill body 20 may include a first shell portion 21 and a second shell portion 22. The first and second shell portions may be constructed...

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Abstract

A pellet-fired cooking apparatus is provided. The cooking apparatus may include an outer shell into which are mounted at least a fuel support member and a food support member. Pellet fuel may be placed on the fuel support member and may be used to cook food placed on the food support member. The fuel support member may have a construction that allows for controlled combustion of the pellet fuel, providing for desired cooking characteristics of the pellet fuel. Intake air for combustion may be provided to the pellet fuel through one or more hollow supports for the cooking apparatus.

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CROSS-REFERENCES [0001] No provisional patent application was filed for the subject matter of this disclosure. BACKGROUND OF THE DISCLOSURE [0002] Barbecue grills or stoves are a popular way to prepare food away from the kitchen of a home. Typically, barbecue grills or stoves include a relatively open food support over a heat source, such as a collection of charcoal briquettes. The open food support, or grill, is commonly constructed of a number of horizontally disposed, parallel elements connected to a frame. In cases where charcoal briquettes are used as the heat source, those briquettes, too, may be supported on an open grill. Alternatively, the briquettes may rest upon a bottom surface of a shell making up the body of the barbecue grill or stove. [0003] The barbecue grill described above may be sufficient for cooking food over a collection of charcoal briquettes. However, the described barbecue grill may not be adequate for producing heat at a high level in a short period of tim...

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IPC IPC(8): F24B3/00
CPCA47J37/0704
Inventor TRAEGER, JOSEPH P.TRAEGER, MARK A.TRAEGER, RANDOLPH J.TRAEGER, BRIAN E.
Owner TRAEGER PELLET GRILLS LLC
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