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Hot air generator

a generator and hot air technology, applied in the field of hot air generators, can solve the problems of gas transportation, high cost of use, and large consumption of compressed air, and achieve the effect of reducing the consumption of compressed air

Inactive Publication Date: 2013-11-14
GUILBERT EXPRESS
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Benefits of technology

[0013]An object of the invention is therefore to propose a burner with which it is possible to reduce the consumption of compressed air and to prevent gas from being brought into the generator without any air.
[0023]An advantage of such a hot air generator is that as the gas outlet is under the control of the air outlet, the safety of the hot air generator is increased, since gas outflow is avoided in the absence of air outflow.

Problems solved by technology

This solution has the drawback of generating a high cost of use for a large consumption of compressed air.
Another drawback lies in safety because gas may be transported into the burner even if there is no longer any compressed air therein.

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first embodiment

[0077]With this first embodiment of the servocontrolled pressure regulator, it is possible to obtain gas pressure in the gas conduit 162 substantially equal to the compressed air pressure in the air conduit 164 (Pd.g≈Pd.a).

second embodiment

[0078]In the servocontrolled 5 pressure regulator 2 illustrated in FIG. 2b, an offset is added, i.e. the gas pressure Pd.g in the gas conduit is always larger by a substantially constant amount, than the compressed air pressure Pd.a in the air conduit (Pd.g≈Pd.a+ΔP).

[0079]In this second embodiment, a second stress member 272 acts on the varying member 24 in order to generate a constant positive offset ΔP relatively to the pressure Pd.a prevailing in the control chamber 23.

[0080]For example, in the case when the second stress member 272 is a spring, it is positioned in the control chamber 23 so as to be supported on the varying member 24. The spring exerts a stress on the varying member 24 so as to force it towards the gas expansion chamber 222. The remainder of the servocontrolled pressure regulator 1 is identical with the first embodiment of the servocontrolled pressure regulator 1.

third embodiment

[0081]In a third embodiment, illustrated in FIG. 2c, the second stress member 272 always acts on the varying member 24 so as to generate a positive offset ΔP relatively to the pressure Pd.a prevailing in the control chamber 23. However, in this embodiment, this positive offset ΔP is adjustable by adjustment means 274.

[0082]For example, in the case when the second stress member 272 is a spring, the latter is supported on the varying member 24, at one of its ends. At the other of its ends, the spring is supported on a plate 274 provided with a rod in its centre and extending on the side opposite to the spring. The rod may move with a reciprocal movement parallel to the spring by sliding or screwing. At the wall of the control chamber 25 opposite to the varying member 24, means for adjusting the plate 274 are provided with which the height z of this plate may be adjusted via its rod. The closer the plate 274 is to the varying member 24 and the larger is the offset. The farthest the pla...

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Abstract

A hot air generator comprising a handle (12), an elongated nozzle (14), flame generating means (6), a venturi (4), a gas conduit (162) intended to bring a combustible gas into the elongated nozzle (14) and at the flame generating means (6), an air conduit (164) intended for bringing compressed air into the elongated nozzle (14) and downstream from the venturi; characterized in that the generator further comprises a servocontrolled pressure regulator (2) controlling a 15 gas pressure (Pd.g) in the gas conduit (162) depending on an air pressure (Pd.a) in the air conduit (164).

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CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS[0001]The present application is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 12 / 567,052, filed Sep. 25, 2009, which claims priority from French Patent Application No. 0856484, filed Sep. 26, 2008, the disclosures of which are each hereby incorporated herein by reference.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0002]The invention relates to a hot air generator.[0003]A hot air generator generally appears as an elongated body longitudinally crossed by a conduit in which flows gas to be inflamed. The body is extended by a generally hollow burner portion into which opens the conduit. The burner portion is provided at its free end with gas combustion means capable of setting fire to the gas. Such a burner is for example described in document EP 1 795 803.[0004]More generally, it may be used for heating thermosetting, thermoformable, heat-shrinkable materials, materials which are caused to adhere by heat and the like.[0005]For example, such a hot generator ...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(United States)
IPC IPC(8): F24H9/00
CPCF24H9/0052F23D14/38Y10T137/0352Y10T137/7826
Inventor GUILLOU, YVESDRAPPIER, CHRISTOPHE LE
Owner GUILBERT EXPRESS