Vehicle-mounted kitchen with convenient flue folding

Abstract

The application relates to the technical field of caravans, and discloses a vehicle-mounted kitchen with a smoke flue which is convenient to fold and unfold, which comprises a smoke outlet arranged on a side wall of a vehicle compartment, a folding plate which is arranged on the smoke outlet and hinged to the smoke outlet, a stove area arranged on a stove table top, and a supporting plate which is arranged on the stove area and hinged to the stove area; the unfolded folding plate and the supporting plate are arranged above the stove area and form a smoke flue which is in communication with the smoke outlet. The vehicle-mounted kitchen with the above structure is convenient to fold and unfold, can meet the smoke exhaust function, effectively reduces the occupation of the space of the caravan when the smoke flue is idle, and then the space of the caravan is fully utilized.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This application relates to the field of RV technology, and in particular to a vehicle-mounted kitchen with a convenient exhaust duct retraction mechanism. Background Technology

[0002] With the increasing popularity of outdoor travel, self-driving tours, and RV culture, the smoke extraction problem of the vehicle kitchen, as a core functional module of mobile living scenarios, has gradually become a key pain point restricting user experience. Current technologies for vehicle kitchen smoke extraction are poorly designed and require the use of a vehicle-mounted range hood, making smoke extraction extremely troublesome, costly, and space-consuming within the RV. Utility Model Content

[0003] In order to overcome the above-mentioned technical problems, this application provides a vehicle-mounted kitchen with a convenient flue retraction mechanism.

[0004] To achieve this objective, the present invention adopts the following technical solution:

[0005] A vehicle-mounted kitchen with a convenient flue for retraction and extension includes a smoke vent located on the side wall of the vehicle compartment, a folding plate covering and hinged to the smoke vent, a stove area located on the stove countertop, and a support plate covering and hinged to the stove area; when unfolded, the folding plate and the support plate surround the stove area and form a flue that communicates with the smoke vent.

[0006] It also includes an air duct installed in the stove area, and an air supply device installed inside the stove that communicates with the air duct; the air duct is installed at the end of the flue away from the exhaust port and forms an inclined air curtain.

[0007] The air outlet direction of the air duct is set at an acute angle to the bottom surface of the stove area.

[0008] The folding plate includes a first folding plate and a second folding plate that are hinged to each other, and the first folding plate or the second folding plate is hinged to one edge of the exhaust port; the support plate is hinged to one edge of the stove area.

[0009] The stove area is recessed into the countertop of the stove, and the edge of the air duct is provided with a blocking part to prevent soup or debris on the stove area and the countertop of the stove from falling into the air duct.

[0010] The air duct has one side wall coplanar with the side wall of the stove area, and the other side wall of the air duct has a first blocking part extending outward along the wall surface. The first blocking part is lower than the countertop of the stove. The countertop of the stove is provided with a second blocking part on the side close to the air duct. The first blocking part and the second blocking part constitute the blocking part.

[0011] The furnace area is provided with an air intake channel that communicates with the air duct in the lower chamber, and the bottom surface of the furnace area is exposed to the air intake channel.

[0012] The stove has an air inlet on the side closest to the outside, and the air supply device is installed between the air inlet and the air supply channel.

[0013] The outer side of the exhaust port is hinged with a glass plate that flips up and down.

[0014] The support plate covering the stove area is coplanar with the stove countertop and cooperates with a step located at one edge of the stove area.

[0015] The beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows: This utility model provides a vehicle-mounted kitchen with a conveniently retractable flue, including a smoke vent installed on the side wall of the vehicle compartment, a folding plate covering and hinged to the smoke vent, a stove area installed on the stove countertop, and a support plate covering and hinged to the stove area. When unfolded, the folding plate and support plate surround the stove area, forming a flue that communicates with the smoke vent. This vehicle-mounted kitchen design utilizes a retractable flue, effectively reducing the space occupied by the flue when idle, while still fulfilling the smoke extraction function, thus maximizing the use of the RV space. Attached Figure Description

[0016] Figure 1 This is an isometric view of the folding plate and support plate of this application after unfolding;

[0017] Figure 2 yes Figure 1 Axonometric view of the first folding panel when it is retracted;

[0018] Figure 3 yes Figure 2 Axonometric view of the middle support plate when it is retracted;

[0019] Figure 4 yes Figure 3 Axonometric drawing of the folding plate cover installed at the smoke exhaust outlet;

[0020] Figure 5 This is an axonometric drawing of the stove after half-section in this application;

[0021] Figure 6 yes Figure 2 A magnified view of a section at point A in the middle;

[0022] Figure 7 yes Figure 5 A magnified view of a section at point B in the middle;

[0023] Figure 8 yes Figure 1 Axonometric view of the front.

[0024] Explanation of reference numerals in the attached figures:

[0025] 1. Smoke vent; 2. Folding plate; 21. First folding plate; 22. Second folding plate; 221. Positioning protrusion; 3. Stove area; 4. Support plate; 5. Flue; 61. Air duct; 611. First blocking part; 612. Second blocking part; 62. Air supply device; 7. Air inlet channel; 8. Air inlet; 9. Glass plate. Detailed Implementation

[0026] The present application will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0027] Reference Figures 1 to 8 As shown, this embodiment provides a vehicle-mounted kitchen with convenient flue retraction. The vehicle-mounted kitchen includes a smoke vent 1 located on the side wall of the vehicle compartment, a folding plate 2 covering and hinged to the smoke vent 1, a stove area 3 mounted on the stove countertop, and a support plate 4 covering and hinged to the stove area 3. Designed in this way, when the kitchen is not in use, the support plate 4 hinged to the stove area 3 covers the stove area 3, thus forming a large flat surface with the stove countertop. The space is provided for placing other items; at the same time, the folding plate 2 is in the closed state and covers the exhaust port 1, sealing the flue 5 opening; and all the board surfaces that make up the inner wall of the flue are not exposed when the folding plate 2 is in the closed state, thus greatly reducing the possibility of the board materials coming into contact with oil fumes and emitting oil fumes; when cooking is needed, the folding plate 2 and the support plate 4 can be unfolded and placed above the stove area 3 to form a flue 5 that is connected to the exhaust port 1.

[0028] The vehicle-mounted kitchen set up in the above manner, through the unfolding and retraction of the folding plate 2 and the support plate 4, can not only effectively reduce the space occupied by the flue 5 in the vehicle compartment when the kitchen is not in use, thus freeing up a larger usable area for the stove countertop, but also effectively reduce the odor emitted into the vehicle compartment when the kitchen is not in use by covering the exhaust vent 1 with the folding plate 2 and the stove area 3 with the support plate 4.

[0029] Specifically, as a preferred embodiment, the aforementioned folding plate 2 includes a first folding plate 21 and a second folding plate 22 that are hinged to each other. In order to facilitate the unfolding and retraction of the folding plate 2, and to make it easy to cover the exhaust vent 1 after being folded up, the first folding plate 21 is hinged to a vertical edge of the exhaust vent 1. Similarly, in order to facilitate the covering of the support plate 4 above the stove area 3 when the kitchen is not in use, and to provide support for the unfolded second folding plate 22 after it is lifted up, one end of the support plate 4 is hinged to the edge of the stove area 3. Thus, when the support plate 4 is vertically supported under the horizontally unfolded second folding plate 22, it can be arranged above the stove area 3 to form a retractable flue 5.

[0030] Furthermore, in order to improve the load-bearing capacity and stability of the support plate 4 when it is installed over the stove area 3, a step is provided on the side of the stove area 3 away from the hinge end of the support plate 4, so that the support plate 4 can be better supported after it is installed over the stove area 3; the support plate 4 installed over the stove area 3 in this way is coplanar with the stove countertop, thereby effectively expanding the usable area of ​​the stove countertop when the kitchen is not in use.

[0031] In addition, such as Figure 6 As shown, in order to facilitate the stable cooperation between the support plate 4 and the second folding plate 22 after the support plate 4 is erected, a positioning protrusion 221 is also provided on the side of the second folding plate to restrict the movement of the support plate 4.

[0032] Furthermore, in order to better improve the smoke exhaust effect of the flue 5 and reduce the space occupied by the RV, the vehicle-mounted kitchen is also equipped with an air duct 61 in the stove area 3, and an air supply device 62 installed in the stove and connected to the air duct 61. Preferably, the air duct 61 is set at the end of the flue 5 away from the smoke exhaust port 1 and forms an inclined air curtain. Specifically, the air outlet direction of the air duct 61 is set at an acute angle with the bottom surface of the stove area 3. This can better guide the oil fumes to the smoke exhaust port 1 through the combined action of the flue 5 and the inclined air curtain, thereby avoiding abnormalities such as backflow of oil fumes caused by the vertical air curtain.

[0033] Furthermore, in order to increase the space between the stove area 3 and the flue 5, making it easier to place pots and pans, and at the same time to form a larger storage space after the support plate 4 is placed over the stove area 3, it is preferable that the stove area 3 is recessed into the stove countertop. In this way, after the support plate 4 is placed over it, the recessed stove area 3 can also be used as a storage space. In addition, in order to prevent the air outlet of the above-mentioned air duct 61 from being exposed on the stove countertop, the air outlet can be hidden at the base of the inner wall of the stove area 3 away from the exhaust port 1. Since the air outlet is inclined towards the exhaust port 1, it can prevent soup or debris on the stove countertop from falling into the air outlet to a certain extent.

[0034] To further prevent soup or debris from falling onto the stovetop into the air outlet of the aforementioned air duct 61, which forms an air curtain, and to provide effective protection for its use, preferably, a blocking part or filter screen is also provided at the edge of the air outlet of the air duct 61. Taking the blocking part as an example, one side wall of the air duct 61 is coplanar with the side wall of the stove area 3 and is inclined. The other side wall of the air duct 61 has a first blocking part 611 extending outward along the wall surface, and the first blocking part 611 is lower than the stovetop surface. A second blocking part 612 is provided on the side of the stovetop surface near the air duct 61. Thus, the blocking part is formed by the first blocking part 611 and the second blocking part 612. The first blocking part 611, as configured in this way, can effectively prevent sewage or debris from the bottom surface of the stove area 3 from falling into the air duct 61. At the same time, it can also guide the inclined exhaust of the air duct 61. Moreover, since the first blocking part 611 is lower than the stovetop surface, it can also conceal the air outlet of the air duct 61 to a certain extent.

[0035] To further utilize the waste heat generated in the stove area 3, an air inlet duct 7 connected to the air duct 61 can be installed in the cavity below the stove area 3. An air inlet 8 is installed on the side of the cavity closest to the outside, and an air supply device 62 is installed between the air inlet 8 and the air inlet duct 7. Preferably, the air supply device 62 can be a duct fan. This allows fresh outdoor air to continuously carry the waste heat of the stove area 3 into the air duct 61 to form an air curtain, thereby achieving the effect of cooling and heat preservation. This effectively reduces the temperature at the bottom of the stove area 3 and forms a warm air curtain, effectively improving the kitchen operating experience.

[0036] In addition, a glass panel 9 that can be automatically flipped up and down is installed at the above-mentioned exhaust vent 1. It can not only be used as a window sash, but also effectively block raindrops or debris from outside the vehicle when used in the kitchen.

[0037] The technical principles of this utility model have been described above with reference to specific embodiments. These descriptions are merely for explaining the principles of this utility model and should not be construed as limiting the scope of protection of this utility model in any way. Based on this explanation, those skilled in the art can readily conceive of other specific embodiments of this utility model without any inventive effort, and these embodiments will all fall within the scope of protection of this utility model.

Claims

1. A vehicle-mounted kitchen with a conveniently retractable exhaust duct, characterized in that, It includes a smoke vent installed on the side wall of the carriage, a folding plate covering the smoke vent and hinged to the smoke vent, a stove area installed on the stove countertop, and a support plate covering the stove area and hinged to the stove area; when unfolded, the folding plate and the support plate surround the stove area and form a flue that communicates with the smoke vent.

2. The vehicle-mounted kitchen with convenient flue retraction as described in claim 1, characterized in that, It also includes an air duct installed in the stove area, and an air supply device installed inside the stove and communicating with the air duct; the air duct is installed at the end of the flue away from the exhaust port and forms an inclined air curtain.

3. A vehicle-mounted kitchen with convenient flue retraction as described in claim 2, characterized in that, The air outlet direction of the air duct is set at an acute angle to the bottom surface of the stove area.

4. A vehicle-mounted kitchen with convenient flue retraction as described in claim 1, characterized in that, The folding plate includes a first folding plate and a second folding plate that are hinged to each other, and the first folding plate or the second folding plate is hinged to one edge of the exhaust port; the support plate is hinged to one edge of the stove area.

5. A vehicle-mounted kitchen with convenient flue retraction as described in claim 2, characterized in that, The stove area is recessed into the countertop of the stove, and the edge of the air duct is provided with a blocking part to prevent soup or debris on the stove area and the countertop of the stove from falling into the air duct.

6. A vehicle-mounted kitchen with convenient flue retraction as described in claim 2, characterized in that, One side wall of the air duct is coplanar with the side wall of the stove area, and the other side wall of the air duct has a first blocking part extending outward along the wall surface. The first blocking part is lower than the surface of the stove. A second blocking part is provided on the side of the stove surface near the air duct. The first blocking part and the second blocking part constitute the blocking part.

7. A vehicle-mounted kitchen with convenient flue retraction as described in claim 2, characterized in that, An air intake channel is provided in the cavity below the stove area, which is connected to the air duct, and the bottom surface of the stove in the stove area is exposed to the air intake channel.

8. A vehicle-mounted kitchen with convenient flue retraction as described in claim 7, characterized in that, An air inlet is provided on the side of the stove closest to the outside, and the air supply device is provided between the air inlet and the air supply channel.

9. A vehicle-mounted kitchen with convenient flue retraction as described in claim 1, characterized in that, The outside of the exhaust port is hinged with a glass plate that flips up and down.

10. A vehicle-mounted kitchen with convenient flue retraction according to claim 1, characterized in that, The support plate covering the stove area is coplanar with the surface of the stove and cooperates with a step located at one edge of the stove area.

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