Gas hob with a water vapor system

By introducing a water-steam system into the gas stove, including components such as a float water tank and a solenoid valve, the problem of water tank burnout due to lack of water is solved, enabling rapid start-up and safe steam discharge and hot water utilization, thus improving the safety and efficiency of the gas stove.

CN115899774BActive Publication Date: 2025-11-28俞柔冰
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Application Number
CN202211402175.6
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Patents(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2022-11-10
Publication Date
2025-11-28
Estimated Expiration
2042-11-10

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Technical Problem

Existing gas stoves lack a water vapor system, which makes the water tank prone to burning out due to lack of water, and there is a lack of effective steam discharge and hot water utilization solutions.

Method used

A water vapor system was designed, including a tap water pipe, a float water tank, a solenoid valve, a water level sensor, a steam exhaust pipe, and a hot water pipe, to ensure that the water tank always maintains a sufficient water volume and can safely exhaust steam and utilize hot water.

Benefits of technology

It enables rapid start-up of gas stoves, prevents water tanks from burning out due to lack of water, improves safety, and effectively utilizes hot water and steam, reducing material costs.

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Abstract

A gas stove with a water vapor system, comprising a stove body with a heat absorbing water tank, the space defined by the inner wall of the heat absorbing water tank being a furnace; and a water vapor system, comprising: a water pipe in communication with a first hollow closed shell pipe, the first hollow closed shell pipe being in communication with a second hollow closed shell pipe, the second hollow closed shell pipe being in communication with a first floating ball valve installed in a first floating ball water tank, the first floating ball water tank being connected to the heat absorbing water tank, the first hollow closed shell pipe being in communication with the heat absorbing water tank through a first electromagnetic valve; a water level sensor probe extending into the heat absorbing water tank and being electrically connected to the electric control device of the first electromagnetic valve; the set liquid level in the first floating ball water tank being higher than the set liquid level in the heat absorbing water tank.
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TECHNICAL FIELD

[0001] The present application relates to a stove, in particular to a gas stove with a water vapor system. BACKGROUND

[0002] The patent application with publication number CN111947184A discloses a gas stove. The gas stove has a stove body and a combustible gas burner.

[0003] The stove body has an inner ring heat absorbing water tank of a hearth, an outer ring heat absorbing water tank of a hearth, and an external transverse heat absorbing water tank. The external transverse heat absorbing water tank has an inner rectangular cylinder and an outer rectangular cylinder. The space between the outer surface of the inner rectangular cylinder and the inner surface of the outer rectangular cylinder is the space for containing water in the external transverse heat absorbing water tank. The bottom of the inner ring heat absorbing water tank of the hearth is connected to the bottom of the outer ring heat absorbing water tank of the hearth. The outer ring heat absorbing water tank of the hearth is connected to the space for containing water in the external transverse heat absorbing water tank. A short pipe connects the top space of the inner ring heat absorbing water tank of the hearth to the top space of the outer ring heat absorbing water tank of the hearth. The space between the outer wall plate of the inner ring heat absorbing water tank of the hearth and the inner wall plate of the outer ring heat absorbing water tank of the hearth is the internal annular flue gas passage of the stove body. The inner rectangular cylinder is the transverse flue gas passage of the stove body. The internal annular flue gas passage is connected to the space surrounded by the inner rectangular cylinder as the transverse flue gas passage. The top wall plate of the inner ring heat absorbing water tank of the hearth extends outwardly and is sealingly welded to the inner cylindrical wall plate of the outer ring heat absorbing water tank of the hearth to form an annular top plate, which closes the upper part of the internal flue gas passage. Multiple through holes are opened in the annular top plate, or three through holes are opened in the annular top plate away from the external transverse heat absorbing water tank. The space surrounded by the part of the inner cylindrical wall plate of the outer ring heat absorbing water tank of the hearth above the annular top plate constitutes an upper hearth, which is connected to the internal annular flue gas passage. Multiple communication pipes are sealingly welded between the top wall plate and the bottom wall plate of the inner rectangular cylinder of the external transverse heat absorbing water tank to connect the top space and the bottom space in the outer rectangular cylinder outside the inner rectangular cylinder, which can improve the heating effect of the high-temperature gas generated by combustion on the water in the external transverse heat absorbing water tank.

[0004] The stove body also has an internal transverse heat absorbing water tank. The internal transverse heat absorbing water tank has a top wall plate and a bottom wall plate, and the internal transverse heat absorbing water tank is connected to the inner ring heat absorbing water tank of the hearth. The space surrounded by the part of the inner cylindrical wall plate of the inner ring heat absorbing water tank of the hearth above the top wall plate of the internal transverse heat absorbing water tank constitutes a lower hearth. The upper hearth and the lower hearth are connected.

[0005] The combustible gas burner has at least one air-gas mixture conduit for delivering air-gas mixture for main fire combustion and one air-gas mixture conduit for delivering air-gas mixture for common fire combustion, which are located in the internal transverse heat-absorbing water tank and in the water in the internal transverse heat-absorbing water tank.

[0006] The gas stove does not involve a water vapor system. SUMMARY

[0007] The present application provides a gas stove with a water vapor system.

[0008] The gas stove with a water vapor system of the present application has a stove body with a heat-absorbing water tank, the space defined by the inner wall of the heat-absorbing water tank being a furnace; characterized in that it further has a water vapor system comprising:

[0009] a tap pipe in communication with a municipal tap water pipe network, the outlet end of the tap pipe being connected with a first inlet of a first hollow closed shell pipe, the first outlet of the first hollow closed shell pipe being connected with the inlet end of a first cold water pipe, the outlet end of the first cold water pipe being connected with the inlet of a second hollow closed shell pipe, the first outlet of the second hollow closed shell pipe being connected with the inlet of a first float ball valve installed in a first float ball water tank, the outlet on the bottom wall of the first float ball water tank being connected with the inlet end of a second cold water pipe, the outlet end of the second cold water pipe being connected with the first cold water inlet on the outer wall of the heat-absorbing water tank, the second outlet of the second hollow closed shell pipe being connected with the inlet end of a fourth cold water pipe, the outlet end of the fourth cold water pipe being connected with the inlet of a cold water faucet, the second outlet of the first hollow closed shell pipe being connected with the inlet of a first electromagnetic valve, the outlet of the first electromagnetic valve being connected with the inlet end of a third cold water pipe, the outlet end of the third cold water pipe being connected with the second cold water inlet on the bottom wall of the heat-absorbing water tank;

[0010] a water level sensor probe installed on the outer wall of the heat-absorbing water tank, extending into the heat-absorbing water tank, and electrically connected with the electric control device of the first electromagnetic valve;

[0011] The set liquid level in the first float ball water tank is higher than the set liquid level in the heat-absorbing water tank.

[0012] The gas stove with the water vapor system of the present application, since the set liquid level in the first floating ball water tank is higher than that in the heat absorbing water tank, when the liquid level in the heat absorbing water tank is lower than the set liquid level, the first floating ball water tank and the first electromagnetic valve can simultaneously supply tap water into the heat absorbing water tank, so that the gas stove can quickly work, and the heat absorbing water tank will not be burned due to lack of water when the first floating ball water tank or the first electromagnetic valve fails; when the liquid level in the heat absorbing water tank reaches the set liquid level, the first electromagnetic valve stops supplying tap water into the heat absorbing water tank, while the first floating ball water tank continues to supply tap water into the heat absorbing water tank, when the liquid level in the heat absorbing water tank continues to rise to the same set liquid level as that in the first floating ball water tank, the first floating ball water tank stops supplying tap water into the heat absorbing water tank, thereby avoiding frequent operation of the first electromagnetic valve and saving energy.

[0013] The water vapor system further comprises:

[0014] A first water vapor discharge pipe is arranged in the heat absorbing water tank, the top end opening is above the water surface in the heat absorbing water tank, the bottom end is connected with the inlet of a third hollow closed shell pipe, the first outlet of the third hollow closed shell pipe is connected with the inlet end of a first vapor pipe, the outlet end of the first vapor pipe is connected with the inlet on the top wall of the first floating ball water tank, the second outlet of the third hollow closed shell pipe is connected with the inlet end of a second vapor pipe, the outlet end of the second vapor pipe is inserted into the first hole on the top wall of a fourth hollow closed shell pipe, the third outlet of the third hollow closed shell pipe is connected with the inlet end of a first drain pipe, the outlet end of the first drain pipe is inserted into the second hole on the top wall of the fourth hollow closed shell pipe, and the inner cavity of the fourth hollow closed shell pipe is connected with the atmosphere.

[0015] In this way, since the space above the water surface in the heat absorbing water tank is connected with the inner space of the third hollow closed shell pipe through the first water vapor discharge pipe, and the inner space of the third hollow closed shell pipe is connected with the inner space of the first floating ball water tank through the first vapor pipe, the pressure of the space above the water surface in the heat absorbing water tank and the pressure of the space above the water surface in the first floating ball water tank are balanced; since the inner cavity of the fourth hollow closed shell pipe is connected with the atmosphere, the pressure of the space above the water surface in the heat absorbing water tank and the pressure of the space above the water surface in the first floating ball water tank are basically atmospheric pressure, thereby reducing the requirement for the strength of the materials used for manufacturing the heat absorbing water tank, the third hollow closed shell pipe, the fourth hollow closed shell pipe and the first floating ball water tank, and reducing the production cost, in addition, the gas stove is safer to work under atmospheric pressure.

[0016] The outlet on the fourth hollow closed shell pipe wall is connected with the inlet end of a second drain pipe, the outlet end of the second drain pipe is connected with the inlet on the outer wall of a cooking surface drain pipe, and the top end opening of the cooking surface drain pipe is connected with the opening on the top plate of the shell of the stove.

[0017] The water vapor system further comprises:

[0018] A first hot water pipe, the inlet end of which is connected with the outlet on the bottom wall of the heat absorbing water tank, the outlet end of which is connected with the inlet of a first water pump, the outlet of which is connected with the inlet end of a fifth hollow closed shell pipe, the first outlet of which is connected with the inlet of a second electromagnetic valve, the outlet of which is connected with the inlet end of a second hot water pipe, the outlet end of which is connected with the inlet of a second float ball valve installed in a hot water float ball tank, the second outlet of the fifth hollow closed shell pipe is connected with the inlet end of a third hot water pipe, and the outlet end of the third hot water pipe is connected with the inlet on the outer wall of the heat absorbing water tank.

[0019] A temperature control sensor probe is installed on the outer wall of the fifth hollow closed shell pipe, extends into the fifth hollow closed shell pipe, and is electrically connected with the electric control device of the second electromagnetic valve.

[0020] In this way, the hot water in the heat absorbing water tank is extracted when it reaches the set temperature, which is convenient for use.

[0021] The water vapor system further comprises:

[0022] A first water pipe, the inlet end of which is connected with the opening on the bottom wall of a cooking surface water tank, the outlet end of which is connected with the inlet of a second water pump, the outlet of which is connected with the inlet end of a second water pipe, the outlet end of which is connected with the inlet of a second check valve, and the outlet of the second check valve is connected with the second inlet of the first hollow closed shell pipe.

[0023] In this way, the water in the cooking surface water tank is pressurized by the second water pump and flows into the first hollow closed shell pipe, and then can enter the heat absorbing water tank, thereby preventing the heat absorbing water tank from being burned out due to water supply interruption when the tap water pipe connected with the municipal tap water pipe network cannot supply water to the heat absorbing water tank.

[0024] The water vapor system further comprises:

[0025] A second steam exhaust pipe is arranged in the heat-absorbing water tank, with a top end opening above the water surface in the heat-absorbing water tank and a bottom end connected to an inlet of a third steam pipe, with an outlet end of the third steam pipe connected to a device using steam; or an outlet end of the third steam pipe is connected to a first inlet of a sixth hollow closed shell pipe, a first outlet of the sixth hollow closed shell pipe is connected to an inlet end of a fourth steam pipe, an outlet end of the fourth steam pipe is connected to an inlet on a pipe wall of an external flue of the cooktop, a second outlet of the sixth hollow closed shell pipe is connected to an inlet end of a third drain pipe, an outlet end of the third drain pipe is connected to a third inlet on a pipe wall of the fourth hollow closed shell pipe, an outlet on a bottom pipe wall of the external flue of the cooktop is connected to an inlet end of a fourth drain pipe, and an outlet end of the fourth drain pipe is connected to a second inlet of the sixth hollow closed shell pipe.

[0026] In this way, hot steam above the water surface in the heat-absorbing water tank can be timely exhausted and provided to a device using hot steam. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

[0027] Figure 1 is a first axonometric view of the gas stove with a water vapor system of the present application, showing a stove support and a stove housing;

[0028] Figure 2 is a second axonometric view of the gas stove with a water vapor system of the present application, not showing a stove support and a stove housing;

[0029] Figure 3 is a third axonometric view of the gas stove with a water vapor system of the present application, not showing a stove support and a stove housing;

[0030] Figure 4 is a fourth axonometric view of the gas stove with a water vapor system of the present application, not showing a stove support and a stove housing;

[0031] Figure 5 is a fifth axonometric view of the gas stove with a water vapor system of the present application, not showing a stove support and a stove housing. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0032] The specific embodiments of the gas stove with a water vapor system of the present application will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings, and the features and advantages of the gas stove with a water vapor system of the present application will become more apparent.

[0033] The gas stove with the water vapor system of the present application changes the stove body of the invention patent application with publication number CN111947184A, cancels the external transverse heat absorbing water tank of the stove body, and cancels the transverse flue gas passage of the stove body, and the changed stove body has an inner ring heat absorbing water tank of a hearth, an outer ring heat absorbing water tank of the hearth, and an internal transverse heat absorbing water tank, and the inlet of the external exhaust pipe is communicated with the internal annular flue gas passage of the stove body.

[0034] Referring to Figure 1 , the stove body 1 and the cooktop water tank 2 are supported by the stove support 80.

[0035] The stove body 1 is protected by the stove shell 90 connected to the stove support 80 and looks beautiful.

[0036] Referring to Figures 2 to 5 , the gas stove of the present application has a water vapor system comprising:

[0037] The cooktop water tank 2, the self-weight safety valve 3, the water level sensor probe 4, the first water pump 6, the second water pump 8, the temperature control sensor probe 7, and the electric control device (not shown).

[0038] The water vapor system further comprises:

[0039] The first floating ball water tank 300 and the hot water floating ball water tank 500;

[0040] The first floating ball valve 101 and the second floating ball valve 103;

[0041] The first one-way valve 201 and the second one-way valve 202;

[0042] The first electromagnetic valve 401 and the second electromagnetic valve 402;

[0043] The first blowdown valve 701 and the first drain valve 702;

[0044] The first three-way valve 901 and the second three-way valve 902, respectively, are three openings on the wall of a closed shell:

[0045] The first four-way valve 301 and the second four-way valve 302 and the first square tube 303 and the second square tube 304, respectively, are four openings on the wall of a closed shell;

[0046] The five-way valve 602 is a closed shell with five openings on the wall;

[0047] The cold water faucet 200 and the hot water faucet 600;

[0048] The first cold water pipe 501, the second cold water pipe 502, the third cold water pipe 503, and the fourth cold water pipe 504;

[0049] First hot water pipe 505, second hot water pipe 506, third hot water pipe 507 and fourth hot water pipe 20-508;

[0050] First water vapor discharge pipe 509 in tank, first vapor pipe 511, second vapor pipe 512, third vapor pipe 522 and fourth vapor pipe 523, second water vapor discharge pipe 521 in tank;

[0051] First drain pipe 513, second drain pipe 516, third drain pipe 524, fourth drain pipe 525, cooktop drain pipe 517, first water pipe 518 and second water pipe 519.

[0052] The outlet end of the tap 100 in communication with the municipal water supply network is connected with the inlet of the first one-way valve 201. The outlet of the first one-way valve 201 is connected with the first inlet of the first four-way valve 301. The first outlet of the first four-way valve 301 is connected with the inlet end of the first cold water pipe 501. The outlet end of the first cold water pipe 501 is connected with the inlet of the first three-way valve 901. The first outlet of the first three-way valve 901 is connected with the inlet of the first ball float valve 101 installed in the first ball float tank 300. The outlet on the bottom wall of the first ball float tank 300 is connected with the inlet end of the second cold water pipe 502. The outlet end of the second cold water pipe 502 is connected with the first cold water inlet on the outer wall of the heat absorbing water tank outside the hearth of the cooktop 1. The second outlet of the first three-way valve 901 is connected with the inlet end of the fourth cold water pipe 504. The outlet end of the fourth cold water pipe 504 is connected with the inlet of the cold water faucet 200. The second outlet of the first four-way valve 301 is connected with the inlet of the first electromagnetic valve 401. The outlet of the first electromagnetic valve 401 is connected with the inlet end of the third cold water pipe 503. The outlet end of the third cold water pipe 503 is connected with the second cold water inlet on the bottom wall of the heat absorbing water tank outside the hearth of the cooktop 1. The second inlet of the first four-way valve 301 is connected with the outlet of the second one-way valve 202.

[0053] The water level sensor probe 4 is installed on the outer wall of the heat absorbing water tank outside the hearth of the cooktop 1, extends into the heat absorbing water tank, and is electrically connected with the electric control device (not shown) of the first electromagnetic valve 401.

[0054] The outlet on the top wall of the first ball float tank 300 is connected with the self-weight safety valve 3.

[0055] The outlet on the bottom wall of the heat absorbing water tank of the hearth outer ring of the stove body 1 is connected with the inlet end of the first hot water pipe 505. The outlet end of the first hot water pipe 505 is connected with the inlet of the first water pump 6. The outlet of the first water pump 6 is connected with the inlet of the five-way pipe 602. The first outlet of the five-way pipe 602 is connected with the inlet of the second electromagnetic valve 402. The outlet of the second electromagnetic valve 402 is connected with the inlet end of the second hot water pipe 506. The outlet end of the second hot water pipe 506 is connected with the inlet of the second float ball valve 103 installed in the hot water float ball tank 500. The outlet on the bottom wall of the hot water float ball tank 500 is connected with the inlet end of the first drain valve 702. The second outlet of the five-way pipe 602 is connected with the inlet end of the third hot water pipe 507. The outlet end of the third hot water pipe 507 is connected with the inlet on the outer wall of the heat absorbing water tank of the hearth outer ring of the stove body 1. The third outlet of the five-way pipe 602 is connected with the inlet end of the fourth hot water pipe 508. The outlet end of the fourth hot water pipe 508 is connected with the inlet of the hot water faucet 600. The fourth outlet of the five-way pipe 602 is connected with the inlet of the first drain valve 701. The five-way pipe 602 is also provided with an interface through which the temperature sensor probe 7 extends into the inner cavity of the five-way pipe 602 and is electrically connected with the electric control device (not shown) of the second electromagnetic valve 402. A first flow limiting orifice plate (not shown) is installed in the second outlet of the five-way pipe 602.

[0056] A first water vapor discharge pipe 509 is installed in the heat absorbing water tank of the hearth outer ring of the stove body 1. The top end of the first water vapor discharge pipe 509 is obliquely opened above the water surface in the heat absorbing water tank of the hearth outer ring of the stove body 1. The bottom end of the first water vapor discharge pipe 509 is connected with the inlet of the second four-way pipe 302. The first outlet of the second four-way pipe 302 is connected with the inlet end of the first vapor pipe 511. The outlet end of the first vapor pipe 511 is connected with the inlet on the top wall of the first float ball tank 300. The second outlet of the second four-way pipe 302 is connected with the inlet end of the second vapor pipe 512. A second flow limiting orifice plate (not shown) is installed in the second outlet of the second four-way pipe 302. The outlet end of the second vapor pipe 512 is inserted into the first hole on the top wall of the first square pipe 303. The third outlet of the second four-way pipe 302 is connected with the inlet end of the first drain pipe 513. A third flow limiting orifice plate (not shown) is installed in the third outlet of the second four-way pipe 302. The outlet end of the first drain pipe 513 is inserted into the second hole on the top wall of the first square pipe 303. The inner cavity of the first square pipe 303 is connected with the atmosphere. The outlet on the wall of the first square pipe 303 is connected with the inlet end of the second drain pipe 516. The outlet end of the second drain pipe 516 is connected with the inlet on the outer wall of the cooktop drain pipe 517. The top end of the cooktop drain pipe 517 is connected with the opening on the cooktop top plate of the stove body.

[0057] The inlet end of the first water pipe 518 is connected with the outlet on the bottom wall of the water tank 2. The outlet end of the first water pipe 518 is connected with the inlet of the second water pump 8. The outlet of the second water pump 8 is connected with the inlet end of the second water pipe 519. The outlet end of the second water pipe 519 is connected with the inlet of the second one-way valve 202. The outlet of the second one-way valve 202 is connected with the second inlet of the first four-way pipe 301.

[0058] Referring to Figure 4 A second water vapor discharge pipe 521 is installed in the water tank 2. The top end of the second water vapor discharge pipe 521 is inclined and located above the water surface in the water tank 2. The bottom end of the second water vapor discharge pipe 521 is connected with the inlet end of a third vapor pipe 522. The outlet end of the third vapor pipe 522 is connected with the first inlet of the second square pipe 304. The first outlet of the second square pipe 304 is connected with the inlet end of a fourth vapor pipe 523. The outlet end of the fourth vapor pipe 523 is connected with the inlet on the wall of the external flue 39-50 of the stove 1. The second outlet of the second square pipe 304 is connected with the inlet end of a third drain pipe 524. The outlet end of the third drain pipe 524 is connected with the third inlet on the wall of the first square pipe 303. The outlet on the bottom wall of the external flue 50 is connected with the inlet end of a fourth drain pipe 525. The outlet end of the fourth drain pipe 525 is connected with the second inlet of the second square pipe 304.

[0059] Referring to Figure 3 Alternatively, the outlet end of the third vapor pipe 522 is not connected with the first inlet of the second square pipe 304, but is connected with a device (not shown) using steam.

[0060] The inlet end of the external flue 50 is connected with the internal annular flue of the stove.

[0061] The water vapor system of the gas stove according to the present application operates as follows:

[0062] Referring to Figure 2 and Figure 5 Tap water flows into the first four-way pipe 301 from the first inlet of the first four-way pipe 301 through the tap water pipe 100 and the first one-way valve 201, and then flows out of the first four-way pipe 301 from the two outlets of the first four-way pipe 301.

[0063] The tap water from the first outlet of the first four-way valve 301 flows into the first inlet of the first three-way valve 901 through the first cold water pipe 501, and then flows into the inlet of the first float ball valve 101 installed in the first float ball tank 300 from the first outlet of the first three-way valve 901. When the liquid level in the first float ball tank 300 is lower than the set level, the first float ball valve 101 is opened, and the tap water flows into the first float ball tank 300 from the outlet of the first float ball valve 101, and then flows into the outer ring heat absorbing water tank of the hearth of the stove 1 through the second cold water pipe 502. When the liquid level in the first float ball tank 300 reaches the set level, the first float ball valve 101 is closed, and the tap water is stopped from being supplied into the first float ball tank 300. The tap water from the second outlet of the first three-way valve 901 flows into the inlet of the cold water tap 200 through the fourth cold water pipe 504. When the cold water tap 200 is manually opened for use of the tap water, the tap water flows out of the cold water tap 200.

[0064] The tap water from the second outlet of the first four-way valve 301 flows into the inlet of the first electromagnetic valve 401. When the water level sensor probe 4 installed on the outer wall of the outer ring heat absorbing water tank of the hearth of the stove 1 detects that the liquid level in the outer ring heat absorbing water tank of the hearth is lower than the height position of the probe extending into the outer ring heat absorbing water tank, i.e. the set level, the first electromagnetic valve 401 is opened, and the tap water flows out of the outlet of the first electromagnetic valve 401, and then flows into the outer ring heat absorbing water tank of the hearth of the stove 1 through the third cold water pipe 503. When the water level sensor probe 4 detects that the liquid level in the outer ring heat absorbing water tank of the hearth reaches the set level, the first electromagnetic valve 401 is closed, and the tap water is stopped from being supplied into the outer ring heat absorbing water tank of the hearth.

[0065] The set levels in the inner ring heat absorbing water tank, the outer ring heat absorbing water tank of the hearth and the internal transverse heat absorbing water tank are the same. The set level in the first float ball tank 300 is higher than the set levels in the inner ring heat absorbing water tank, the outer ring heat absorbing water tank of the hearth and the internal transverse heat absorbing water tank. In this way, when the liquid levels in the inner ring heat absorbing water tank, the outer ring heat absorbing water tank of the hearth and the internal transverse heat absorbing water tank are lower than the set levels, the tap water can be simultaneously supplied into the inner ring heat absorbing water tank, the outer ring heat absorbing water tank of the hearth and the internal transverse heat absorbing water tank through the first float ball tank 300 and the first electromagnetic valve 401; when the liquid levels in the inner ring heat absorbing water tank, the outer ring heat absorbing water tank of the hearth and the internal transverse heat absorbing water tank reach the set levels, the tap water can be stopped from being supplied into the inner ring heat absorbing water tank, the outer ring heat absorbing water tank of the hearth and the internal transverse heat absorbing water tank through the first electromagnetic valve 401, while the tap water can continue to be supplied into the inner ring heat absorbing water tank, the outer ring heat absorbing water tank of the hearth and the internal transverse heat absorbing water tank through the first float ball tank 300; when the liquid levels in the inner ring heat absorbing water tank, the outer ring heat absorbing water tank of the hearth and the internal transverse heat absorbing water tank continue to rise to the same level as the set level in the first float ball tank 300, the first float ball tank 300 stops supplying the tap water into the inner ring heat absorbing water tank, the outer ring heat absorbing water tank of the hearth and the internal transverse heat absorbing water tank.

[0066] Hot water flowing out of the outlet on the bottom wall of the heat absorbing water tank from the outer ring of the hearth of the cooking body 1 flows into the first hot water pipe 505, and then into the first water pump 6 after being pressurized, and then flows out of the five-way pipe 602 from the four outlets of the five-way pipe 602:

[0067] Hot water flowing out of the first outlet of the five-way pipe 602 flows to the inlet of the second solenoid valve 402, and when the temperature control sensor probe 7 installed on the outer wall of the five-way pipe 602 detects that the temperature of the hot water in the five-way pipe 602 is higher than the set temperature, the second solenoid valve 402 opens, and the hot water flows out of the first outlet of the five-way pipe 602, and then flows to the inlet of the second float valve 103 installed in the hot water floating ball water tank 500 in sequence through the second solenoid valve 402 and the second hot water pipe 506, and when the liquid level in the hot water floating ball water tank 500 is lower than the set level, the second float valve 103 opens, and the hot water flows into the hot water floating ball water tank 500 from the outlet of the second float valve 103, and when the liquid level in the hot water floating ball water tank 500 reaches the set level, the second float valve 103 closes, stopping the replenishment of hot water into the hot water floating ball water tank 500, and when the temperature control sensor probe 7 detects that the temperature of the hot water in the five-way pipe 602 is lower than the set temperature, the second solenoid valve 402 closes.

[0068] Hot water flowing out of the second outlet of the five-way pipe 602 flows into the heat absorbing water tank of the outer ring of the hearth of the cooking body 1 through the third hot water pipe 507. The first flow limiting orifice plate installed in the second outlet of the five-way pipe 602 limits the flow of hot water to the heat absorbing water tank of the outer ring of the hearth of the cooking body 1, preventing most of the hot water from flowing into the heat absorbing water tank of the outer ring of the hearth of the cooking body 1 when replenishing hot water into the hot water floating ball water tank 500, and only a small amount of hot water flows into the hot water floating ball water tank 500 through the second float valve 103, affecting the speed of replenishing hot water into the hot water floating ball water tank 500.

[0069] Hot water flowing out of the third outlet of the five-way pipe 602 flows to the inlet of the hot water faucet 600 through the fourth hot water pipe 508, and when hot water is needed, the hot water faucet 600 is manually opened, and hot water flows out of the hot water faucet 600.

[0070] Hot water flowing out of the fourth outlet of the five-way pipe 602 flows to the inlet of the first drain valve 701, and when it is necessary to drain the sewage in the bottom of the heat absorbing water tank, the first drain valve 701 can be manually opened.

[0071] Hot steam above the water surface in the heat absorbing water tank of the outer ring of the hearth of the cooking body 1 enters the first in-tank water vapor discharge pipe 509 from the inclined opening at the top end of the first in-tank water vapor discharge pipe 509 installed in the heat absorbing water tank of the outer ring of the hearth of the cooking body 1, and then flows into the second four-way pipe 302 from the inlet of the second four-way pipe 302, and then flows out of the second four-way pipe 302 from the three outlets of the second four-way pipe 302:

[0072] The hot steam flowing out of the first outlet of the second four-way valve 302 flows into the first floating ball water tank 300 through the first steam pipe 511, for balancing the working pressure of the space above the water surface in the hearth outer ring heat absorbing water tank, the hearth inner ring heat absorbing water tank, the internal transverse heat absorbing water tank and the first floating ball water tank 300.

[0073] The hot steam flowing out of the second outlet of the second four-way valve 302 flows into the first square pipe 303 through the second steam pipe 512, for equalizing the working pressure of the space above the water surface in the hearth outer ring heat absorbing water tank, the hearth inner ring heat absorbing water tank, the internal transverse heat absorbing water tank and the first floating ball water tank 300 to the atmospheric pressure.

[0074] The steam condensate flowing out of the third outlet of the second four-way valve 302 flows into the first square pipe 303 through the first drain pipe 513.

[0075] The hot steam above the water surface in the hearth outer ring heat absorbing water tank of the stove body 1 enters the in-tank second water vapor discharge pipe 521 from the top end of the inclined opening of the in-tank second water vapor discharge pipe 521 installed in the hearth outer ring heat absorbing water tank of the stove body 1, and then flows into the second square pipe 304 through the third steam pipe 522. The second square pipe 304 is a steam-water separator, and the hot steam entering the second square pipe 304 is separated from water and then flows into the external flue 50 of the stove body 1 through the fourth steam pipe 523. The condensate in the bottom of the external flue 50 flows into the second square pipe 304 through the fourth drain pipe 525. The separated water and the condensate in the bottom of the second square pipe 304 flow into the first square pipe 303 through the third drain pipe 524.

[0076] The condensate in the first square pipe 303 flows into the cooktop drain pipe 517 through the second drain pipe 516.

[0077] Referring to Figure 4 , the water in the cooktop water tank 2 flows into the second water pump 8 through the first water pipe 518, is pressurized, and then flows into the second check valve 202 through the second water pipe 519. In the case of water supply interruption, the second water pump 8 is started to deliver the water in the cooktop water tank 2 to the first four-way valve 301, preventing the interruption of the water in the heat absorbing water tank.

[0078] As an option, the cooktop water tank 2, the first water pipe 518, the second water pump 8, the second water pipe 519, the first check valve 201 and the second check valve 202 in Figure 4 may be cancelled, and the four-way valve 301 is replaced by a second three-way valve 902, as shown in Figure 2 .

Claims

1. A gas stove with a water-steam system, comprising a stove body having a hot water tank, the space defined by the inner wall of the hot water tank forming the combustion chamber; characterized in that, It also has a water vapor system, which includes: A water pipe connected to the municipal water supply network has its outlet connected to the first inlet of a first hollow closed-shell pipe fitting. The first outlet of the first hollow closed-shell pipe fitting is connected to the inlet of a first cold water pipe. The outlet of the first cold water pipe is connected to the inlet of a second hollow closed-shell pipe fitting. The first outlet of the second hollow closed-shell pipe fitting is connected to the inlet of a first float valve installed in a first float tank. The outlet on the bottom wall of the first float tank is connected to the inlet of a second cold water pipe. The outlet of the second cold water pipe is connected to the first cold water inlet on the outer wall of the hot water tank; the second outlet of the second hollow closed shell pipe is connected to the inlet of a fourth cold water pipe; the outlet of the fourth cold water pipe is connected to the inlet of a cold water faucet; the second outlet of the first hollow closed shell pipe is connected to the inlet of a first solenoid valve; the outlet of the first solenoid valve is connected to the inlet of a third cold water pipe; and the outlet of the third cold water pipe is connected to the second cold water inlet on the bottom wall of the hot water tank. A water level sensor probe is installed on the outer wall of the hot water tank, extends into the hot water tank, and is electrically connected to the electronic control device of the first solenoid valve. The set liquid level in the first float tank is higher than the set liquid level in the hot water tank. A first steam exhaust pipe is installed inside the hot water tank. The top opening of the first steam exhaust pipe is located above the water surface inside the hot water tank. The bottom end is connected to the inlet of a third hollow closed shell fitting. The first outlet of the third hollow closed shell fitting is connected to the inlet of a first steam pipe. The outlet of the first steam pipe is connected to the inlet on the top wall of the first float tank. The second outlet of the third hollow closed shell fitting is connected to the inlet of a second steam pipe. The outlet of the second steam pipe is inserted into the first hole on the top wall of a fourth hollow closed shell fitting. The third outlet of the third hollow closed shell fitting is connected to the inlet of a first drain pipe. The outlet of the first drain pipe is inserted into the second hole on the top wall of the fourth hollow closed shell fitting. The inner cavity of the fourth hollow closed shell fitting is in communication with the atmosphere.

2. The gas stove with a water-steam system according to claim 1, characterized in that, The outlet on the wall of the fourth hollow closed shell fitting is connected to the inlet end of a second drain pipe, the outlet end of the second drain pipe is connected to the inlet on the outer wall of a stove surface drain pipe, and the top opening of the stove surface drain pipe is connected to the opening on the top plate of the stove shell.

3. The gas stove with a water-steam system according to claim 2, characterized in that, The water vapor system also includes: A first hot water pipe has its inlet end connected to the outlet on the bottom wall of the hot water tank. The outlet end of the first hot water pipe is connected to the inlet of a first water pump. The outlet of the water pump is connected to the inlet end of a fifth hollow closed shell pipe fitting. The first outlet of the fifth hollow closed shell pipe fitting is connected to the inlet of a second solenoid valve. The outlet of the second solenoid valve is connected to the inlet end of a second hot water pipe. The outlet end of the second hot water pipe is connected to the inlet of a second float valve installed in a hot water float tank. The second outlet of the fifth hollow closed shell pipe fitting is connected to the inlet end of a third hot water pipe. The outlet end of the third hot water pipe is connected to the inlet on the outer wall of the hot water tank. A temperature control sensor probe is installed on the outer wall of the fifth hollow closed shell tube, extends into the fifth hollow closed shell tube, and is electrically connected to the electronic control device of the second solenoid valve.

4. The gas stove with a water-steam system according to claim 3, characterized in that, The water vapor system also includes: A first water pipe, the inlet end of which is connected to an opening on the bottom wall of a stove water tank, the outlet end of which is connected to the inlet of a second water pump, the outlet end of which is connected to the inlet end of the second water pipe, the outlet end of which is connected to the inlet of a second check valve, and the outlet end of which is connected to the second inlet of the first hollow closed shell pipe fitting.

5. The gas stove with a water-steam system according to claim 4, characterized in that, The water vapor system also includes: A second steam exhaust pipe is installed inside the hot water tank, with its top opening above the water surface and its bottom end connected to the inlet of a third steam pipe. The outlet of the third steam pipe is connected to a steam-using device. Alternatively, the outlet of the third steam pipe is connected to the first inlet of a sixth hollow closed shell fitting, the first outlet of the sixth hollow closed shell fitting is connected to the inlet of a fourth steam pipe, the outlet of the fourth steam pipe is connected to the inlet on the wall of the external exhaust pipe of the stove, the second outlet of the sixth hollow closed shell fitting is connected to the inlet of a third drain pipe, the outlet of the third drain pipe is connected to the third inlet on the wall of the fourth hollow closed shell fitting, and the outlet on the bottom wall of the external exhaust pipe of the stove is connected to the inlet of a fourth drain pipe, the outlet of the fourth drain pipe is connected to the second inlet of the sixth hollow closed shell fitting.

Citation Information

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    CN111947184A

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