Metallic Wick Assembly

a technology of wick and metal wick, which is applied in the direction of combustion process, burner, combustion type, etc., can solve the problems of inconvenient and wasteful, easy loosening of cotton wick at the terminal end, and users' only being able to replenish fuel or replace a new wick, so as to reduce manufacturing costs, easy and fast assembly, and the effect of reducing the number of wicks

Inactive Publication Date: 2014-03-27
PRO IRODA INDS
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[0023]A further advantage of the metallic wick assembly according to the present invention is that the sleeve member is slidably mounted around the mesh member, so that they are assembled each other easily and quickly.
[0024]A further advantage of the metallic wick assembly according to the present invention is that the metallic wick assembly is made of metal, so that it cannot be carbonized or consumed to maintain a fixed shape and height thereof to maintain the flame combustion scale.
[0025]A further advantage of the metallic wick assembly according to the present invention is that the mesh member has an end producing the flame thereon and heated by the flame to cause fuel drawn to the end thereof vaporized and combusted more completely due to higher wick temperature.
[0026]A further advantage of the metallic wick assembly according to the present invention is that the number of circles, the size of meshes the surface roughn

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However, after trimming, the cotton wick is easily loosened at its terminal end.
Trimming the cotton wick results in the wick eventually unconnected with fuel, so that users can only replenish fuel or replace a new wick.
It is inconvenient and wasteful.
However, cotton wicks with low stiffness and low fire-resistance cannot be adjusted easily to maintain proper fuel wicking and flame scale, especially for high viscosity or high flash point fuels results in producing carbon deposits and difficult to ignite.
If the fuel drawn is slower than it burns, wick will be carbonized and burnt out.
If the fuel drawn is more than it burns, usually occurring on burning high flash point fuel, will cause slow evaporation of the fuel and produce soot due to incomplete combustion.
Incomplete combustion not only produces soot but also toxic fumes.
The fiberglass layer is able to draw fuel by capillary action, hard to burn down, and not easily being loosened at its terminal end.
However, the fiberglass laye

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[0057]FIGS. 1 through 3 show a first embodiment of a metallic wick assembly according to the present invention shown in the drawings. The metallic wick assembly 1 generally includes a mesh member 10 and a sleeve member 20 mounted around the mesh member 10. The mesh member 10 is rolled into a tubular shape and having a plurality of circles spaced from each other along a longitudinal axis A to form an Archimedean spiral cross-section perpendicular to the longitudinal axis A. The mesh member 10 includes first and second ends 11 and 12 disposed opposite to each other along the longitudinal axis A, and first and second surfaces 13 and 14 respectively extended from the first end 11 to the second end 12 thereof and arranged opposite to each other. Furthermore, the mesh member 10 essentially includes a plurality of metallic wires interlacing and overlapping each other to form into a plurality of meshes 15 penetrating the first and second surfaces 13 and 14 between the first and second ends ...

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A metallic wick assembly includes at least one mesh member and a sleeve member. The at least one mesh member includes a first length defined between first and second ends thereof. The sleeve member is mounted around the mesh member and includes a second length defined between two longitudinal opposite ends thereof. The second length is less than the first length. A third length is defined between a distal end of the sleeve member and the first end of the mesh member. The sleeve member is slidable with respect to the mesh member to adjust the third length for controlling the flame scale.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0001]1. Field of the Invention[0002]The present invention relates to a wick assembly and, more particularly, to a wick assembly made of metal and provided for being mounted to a lamp device for precisely control the flame combustion scale.[0003]2. Description of the Related Art[0004]A conventional lamp device includes a fuel cup storing fuel, and a wick connecting into fuel stored in the fuel cup. Moreover, the wick is normally made out of braided cotton and works by capillary action. Fuel is drawn up through the wick to reach the flame produced on the disk. The above lamp device is actively used for various purposes, such as lighting, decorating, or increasing atmosphere. For example, an oil lamp is used in religion, or an alcohol lamp is used in medical or chemical laboratories.[0005]The conventional cotton wick must be cut to a predetermined length adapted for being mounted to the lamp device. However, after trimming, the cotton wick is easily loosened...

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IPC IPC(8): F23D3/18
CPCF23D3/18F21V37/002F23D2900/03082
Inventor CHEN, WEI-LONG
Owner PRO IRODA INDS
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