Combined charcoal fire pot

Abstract

A combined charcoal hot pot, the chimney pot body integrated hot pot disclosed by the prior art (publication number CN213882841U) has the following disadvantages: the chimney is a hollow structure, the charcoal furnace chamber and the pot body for cooking food are designed in one piece, which leads to complicated cleaning after the meal, difficult separation of dry and wet, waste of labor and fuel, and influence on the economic benefit of catering enterprises. The utility model discloses a supporting shell, a furnace body and a heat-resistant component, the heat-resistant component is detachably installed in the supporting shell, the furnace body has a B upper edge opening at the upper end, the B upper edge opening is connected with the A upper edge opening at the upper end of the supporting shell, and the furnace body is detachably installed in the supporting shell and located on the heat-resistant component. The utility model is used in the field of hot pot.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to a combined charcoal hot pot. Background Technology

[0002] The existing Chinese patent (publication number CN213882841U) discloses a chimney-pot integrated hot pot with obvious shortcomings: its chimney is a hollow structure, and the charcoal-filled furnace and the pot body for cooking ingredients are designed as one piece, which makes cleaning after the meal extremely cumbersome and difficult to achieve dry and wet separation. This wastes both labor and fuel, seriously affecting the economic benefits of catering enterprises.

[0003] In actual operation, if hot pot restaurants want to achieve heat recovery and dry-wet separation of unburnt charcoal, they need to manually use charcoal tongs to scoop the unburnt charcoal from the furnace into the charcoal-keeping stove. Although this can save on charcoal consumption, it significantly increases labor costs. In order to save on back-of-house labor costs and speed up food preparation, hot pot restaurants with high customer traffic often dump all the finished hot pots into a large water tank. This causes food waste, unburnt charcoal and water to mix together. Subsequent cleaning is not only time-consuming and laborious, but also causes serious wear and tear on the hot pots. If the wet charcoal is to be recycled, the charcoal needs to be relit, which consumes additional energy.

[0004] Therefore, this utility model aims to provide a modular charcoal hot pot. Through a modular design with detachable components, it allows for easy separation of wet and dry parts after use, significantly saving energy, fuel, and labor costs. It also makes cleaning the hot pot more convenient and thorough, while reducing equipment wear and tear caused by excessive cleaning. This design solves the pain points of traditional charcoal hot pots, such as cumbersome cleaning and difficulty in separating wet and dry parts. It helps hot pot restaurants speed up food preparation, reuse unburned charcoal, and ultimately improves the efficiency of food preparation, saves labor and fuel costs, and allows damaged parts to be replaced individually, extending the equipment's lifespan and achieving cost reduction and efficiency improvement. Utility Model Content

[0005] The purpose of this utility model is to overcome the shortcomings of existing technology and provide a modular charcoal hot pot.

[0006] A modular charcoal hot pot comprises a supporting shell, a furnace body, and a heat-resistant component. The heat-resistant component is detachably installed inside the supporting shell. The upper end of the furnace body has an upper edge opening B, which engages with the upper edge opening A at the upper end of the supporting shell. The furnace body is detachably installed inside the supporting shell and rests on the heat-resistant component.

[0007] The supporting shell includes a supporting cover, with an upper edge A fixed at the upper end of the supporting cover, an outer groove fixed at the lower end of the supporting cover, a base fixed at the lower end of the outer groove, and at least two baffles symmetrically distributed about the center inside the outer groove. Each baffle and the lower inner wall of the outer groove are fixed with a slot A, which engages with the furnace ring of the heat-resistant component.

[0008] The base is fixed with a ventilation opening, and a dust collection drawer is installed below the ventilation opening. One end of the dust collection drawer is fixed with a C-handle, and the bottom of the base is symmetrically fixed with protruding parts on both sides.

[0009] The furnace body includes a pot body, with an upper edge B fixed at the upper end of the pot body. A chimney is fixed in the middle of the inner cavity of the pot body. The chimney has a hollow bottleneck structure, and the connection between the chimney and the pot body is planar. The pot body and the chimney are integrally formed, and water-dividing baffles are symmetrically distributed on both sides of the chimney.

[0010] The heat-resistant component includes a furnace ring, which is circular in shape. The outer circumference of the furnace ring has symmetrically distributed outer notches, the same number as the baffles. The inner circumference of the furnace ring has four symmetrically distributed inner notches. Each outer notch fits into each baffle, and the inner notch fits into the protrusion of the grate. The lower end of the chimney sits on the furnace ring.

[0011] The grate includes a central strip, which is curved. The two end faces of the central strip are fixed to the upper edge of the C-shaped opening. Two side strips are symmetrically fixed on both sides of the central strip. Each of the two side strips has a side strip fixed on the side away from the central strip. The two side strips are symmetrical about the central strip. Each side strip is arc-shaped and has a flange at the arc end. The straight end of each side strip is fixed to the upper edge of the C-shaped opening.

[0012] The outer ends of the middle strip are symmetrically fixed with protrusions, and the lower outer end of each of the side strips is fixed with a protrusion. The protrusions on the middle strip and the protrusions on the side strips are on the same plane. A B-slot is fixed between each of the protrusions and the upper edge of the C-shaped opening. The B-slot engages with the furnace ring.

[0013] The supporting outer cover is symmetrically fixed with handles A on both sides, and handles B are symmetrically fixed with both sides of the upper edge of the B opening. Beneficial effects

[0014] 1. This utility model features a detachable combination of the supporting shell, the main body of the furnace, and the heat-resistant components. During cleaning, the main body of the furnace can be removed separately for cleaning without contacting the heat-resistant components and the ash-filling structure. This avoids wear and tear caused by cross-friction of multiple parts and extends the service life of the hot pot.

[0015] 2. This utility model supports the charcoal fire with heat-resistant components. After the meal, the supporting shell and the main body of the stove can be directly disassembled to quickly collect the unburned charcoal remaining on the grate. It can be recycled without relighting the charcoal, saving fuel and charcoal energy. In addition, this utility model has a drawer that can be pulled out to pour out the charcoal ash and a disassembly structure between the components. The garbage sorting and cleaning process can be completed by the waiter at the same time, reducing cumbersome operation steps, saving labor costs, and improving the economic benefits of catering enterprises.

[0016] 3. This utility model features complete detachability, making it easier and faster to replace damaged parts of the hot pot, extending its service life, and providing significant advantages for charcoal hot pot catering businesses in terms of cost reduction and efficiency improvement. Attached Figure Description

[0017] Figure 1 This is the front view of the present invention; Figure 2 This is a top view of the present invention; Figure 3 This is the left view of the present invention; Figure 4 This is a cross-sectional view (AA) of the present invention; Figure 5 This is a BB cross-sectional view of the present invention; Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the assembly of the supporting shell and heat-resistant components of this utility model; Figure 7 This is a schematic diagram of the heat-resistant furnace ring of this utility model; Figure 8 This is a front view of the grate of this utility model; Figure 9 This is a top view of the grate of this utility model; Figure 10 This is a CC cross-sectional view of the present invention; Figure 11 This is a DD cross-sectional view of the present invention; In the diagram: 1. Support shell; 2. Support cover; 3. Outer groove; 4. Base; 5. Upper edge opening A; 6. Upper edge opening B; 7. Chimney; 8. Handle A; 9. Handle B; 10. Ventilation opening; 11. Handle C; 12. Outer protrusion; 13. Water divider; 14. Furnace body; 15. Pot body; 16. Baffle; 17. Heat-resistant component; 18. Furnace ring; 19. Protrusion; 20. Ash drawer; 21. Slot A; 22. Slot B; 23. Upper edge opening C; 24. Middle strip; 25. Second strip; 26. Side strip; 27. Outer notch; 28. Inner notch; 29. ​​Furnace grate. Detailed Implementation

[0018] A modular charcoal hot pot comprises a supporting shell 1, a furnace body 14, and a heat-resistant component 17. The heat-resistant component is detachably installed inside the supporting shell. The upper end of the furnace body has an upper edge opening B 6, which engages with the upper edge opening A 5 at the upper end of the supporting shell. The furnace body is detachably installed inside the supporting shell and rests on the heat-resistant component.

[0019] The supporting shell includes a supporting cover 2, with an upper edge A fixed at the upper end of the supporting cover, an outer groove 3 fixed at the lower end of the supporting cover, a base 4 fixed at the lower end of the outer groove, and at least two baffles 16 symmetrically distributed about the center inside the outer groove. Each baffle and the lower inner wall of the outer groove are fixed with an A-slot 21, which engages with the furnace ring 18 of the heat-resistant component.

[0020] The supporting shell is used to support the furnace body and the heat-resistant components. The furnace body is used to hold food and cook, and the heat-resistant components are used to support the charcoal fire and insulate against high temperatures.

[0021] The base is fixed with a ventilation opening 10, and a ash drawer 20 is installed below the ventilation opening. A C-handle 11 is fixed to one end of the ash drawer. The bottom of the base is symmetrically fixed with protruding parts 12 on both sides. The ash drawer is used to pull out and empty the carbon ash, and the protruding parts are used to enhance the stability of the base.

[0022] The main body of the furnace includes a pot body 15, with an upper edge B fixed at the upper end of the pot body. A chimney 7 is fixed in the middle of the inner cavity of the pot body. The chimney has a hollow bottleneck structure, and the connection between the chimney and the pot body is planar. The pot body and the chimney are integrally formed. Water-dividing baffles 13 are symmetrically distributed on both sides of the chimney. The water-dividing baffles are used to separate the cooking areas inside the pot body.

[0023] The heat-resistant component includes a furnace ring, which is circular in shape. The outer circumference of the furnace ring has symmetrically distributed outer notches 27, the same number as the baffles. The inner circumference of the furnace ring has four symmetrically distributed inner notches 28. Each outer notch is fitted with each baffle, and the inner notch is fitted with a protrusion 19 of the grate. The lower end of the chimney sits on the furnace ring. The outer notches are used to fit with the baffles and rotate and fix the furnace ring in the A slot on the supporting cover. The inner notches are used to fit with the protrusions and rotate and fix the furnace ring in the B slot of the grate.

[0024] The grate 29 includes a central strip 24, which is curved. The two ends of the central strip are fixed to the upper edge of C. Two strips 25 are symmetrically fixed on both sides of the central strip. Each of the two strips has a side strip 26 fixed on the side away from the central strip. The two side strips are symmetrical about the central strip. Each side strip is arc-shaped and has a flange at the arc end. The straight end of each side strip is fixed to the upper edge of C 23. The grate is used to support the charcoal fire and prevent the charcoal fire from falling.

[0025] The outer ends of the middle strip are symmetrically fixed with protrusions, and the lower outer end of each of the side strips is fixed with a protrusion. The protrusions on the middle strip and the protrusions on the side strips are on the same plane. A B slot 22 is fixed between each of the protrusions and the upper edge of the C-shaped opening. The B slot engages with the furnace ring.

[0026] The supporting outer cover is symmetrically fixed with handles A 8 on both sides, and handles B 9 are symmetrically fixed with both sides of the upper edge of the B opening. The handles B are used to separate the supporting outer shell and the furnace body.

[0027] The ventilation opening has a cloud-shaped outline.

[0028] Working principle

[0029] When this modular charcoal hot pot is in operation, the inner notch of the stove ring engages with the protrusion of the grate, allowing the stove ring to embed into the B slot of the grate. Rotating the stove ring causes the protrusion of the grate to contact the unnotched part of the stove ring, thus rotating and fixing the stove ring and grate together to form a heat-resistant component. The outer notch of the stove ring engages with the baffle of the outer groove, allowing the stove ring to embed into the A slot of the outer groove. Rotating the stove ring causes the baffle to contact the unnotched part of the stove ring, thus connecting the heat-resistant component to the supporting shell. Finally, the bottom of the inner pot is placed on top of the stove ring, with the C upper edge of the grate located inside the inner pot. The B upper edge of the inner pot is engaged with the A upper edge of the supporting shell, completing the overall assembly of the modular charcoal hot pot. Place the charcoal on the grate. The ventilation holes on the base ensure that the charcoal burns completely. The heat from the burning is conducted to the main body of the furnace to cook the food. The smoke from the burning is discharged from the chimney, and the ash from the burning falls into the ash collection drawer. The water divider separates the cooking areas, allowing you to enjoy two different flavors in one pot at the same time. After finishing your meal, use handle B to separate the main body of the stove from the supporting shell. Clean the food residue inside the main body and wash it separately. Since the stove ring is fixed to the outer groove and the grate is fixed to the stove ring, you can directly pour out and collect the unburned charcoal. Pull out the ash drawer to empty the ash. After cleaning the main body of the stove, reassemble the main body of the stove onto the supporting shell for the next round of use.

Claims

1. A modular charcoal hot pot, comprising a supporting outer shell, a furnace body, and heat-resistant components, characterized in that: The heat-resistant component is disassembled and installed inside the supporting shell. The upper end of the furnace body has an upper edge opening B, which is engaged with the upper edge opening A at the upper end of the supporting shell. The furnace body is disassembled and installed inside the supporting shell and sits on the heat-resistant component.

2. The combined charcoal hot pot according to claim 1, characterized in that: The supporting shell includes a supporting cover, with an upper edge A fixed at the upper end of the supporting cover, an outer groove fixed at the lower end of the supporting cover, a base fixed at the lower end of the outer groove, and at least two baffles symmetrically distributed about the center inside the outer groove. Each baffle and the lower inner wall of the outer groove are fixed with a slot A, which engages with the furnace ring of the heat-resistant component.

3. A combined charcoal hot pot according to claim 2, characterized in that: The base is fixed with a ventilation opening, and a dust collection drawer is installed below the ventilation opening. One end of the dust collection drawer is fixed with a C-handle, and the bottom of the base is symmetrically fixed with protruding parts on both sides.

4. A combined charcoal hot pot according to claim 1, characterized in that: The furnace body includes a pot body, with an upper edge B fixed at the upper end of the pot body. A chimney is fixed in the middle of the inner cavity of the pot body. The chimney has a hollow bottleneck structure, and the connection between the chimney and the pot body is planar. The pot body and the chimney are integrally formed. Water-dividing baffles are symmetrically distributed on both sides of the chimney. The lower end of the chimney rests on the furnace ring of the heat-resistant component.

5. A combined charcoal hot pot according to claim 1, characterized in that: The heat-resistant component includes a furnace ring, which is circular in shape. The outer circumference of the furnace ring has symmetrically distributed outer notches, the number of which is the same as that of the baffles. The inner circumference of the furnace ring has four symmetrically distributed inner notches. Each of the outer notches is fitted with each of the baffles, and the inner notches are fitted with the protrusions of the grate.

6. A combined charcoal hot pot according to claim 5, characterized in that: The grate includes a central strip, which is curved. The two end faces of the central strip are fixed to the upper edge of the C-shaped opening. Two side strips are symmetrically fixed on both sides of the central strip. Each of the two side strips has a side strip fixed on the side away from the central strip. The two side strips are symmetrical about the central strip. Each side strip is arc-shaped and has a flange at the arc end. The straight end of each side strip is fixed to the upper edge of the C-shaped opening.

7. A combined charcoal hot pot according to claim 6, characterized in that: The outer ends of the middle strip are symmetrically fixed with protrusions, and the lower outer end of each of the side strips is fixed with a protrusion. The protrusions on the middle strip and the protrusions on the side strips are on the same plane. A B-slot is fixed between each of the protrusions and the upper edge of the C-shaped opening. The B-slot engages with the furnace ring.

8. A combined charcoal hot pot according to claim 2, characterized in that: The supporting outer cover is symmetrically fixed with handles A on both sides, and handles B are symmetrically fixed with both sides of the upper edge of the B opening.

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