Fuel Feeding Arrangements TRIZ Cases

See how a gravity-fed door and chute system removes wet pellets from the hopper to prevent auge

See how a gravity-fed pellet stove eliminates the burner basket and feeder motor to reduce corr

See how an external ash-shaker with moving elements removes unburned debris from the combustion

A vacuum conveyor with a side channel compressor moves pellets or wood chips over long distances for reliable mobile hot-air oven operation.

A pneumatic pressure differential moves pellets from a remote silo to an indoor hopper, improving access while limiting fire and noise concerns.

Air pressure differentials move fuel pellets from bulk outdoor storage to an accessible hopper, reducing manual handling while enabling gravity-fed indoor delivery.

Radial discharge spigots use centrifugal force to prevent fuel buildup, avoid nozzle blocking, and keep burner flames symmetrical.

A mesh insert above the flexible spout section blocks flame propagation while preserving flow and recyclability in flammable-liquid closures.

A mesh closure fitment blocks flame propagation while preserving fluid flow, tamper evidence, and recyclable container closure design.

A shared-shaft main and secondary pump redirects excess main fuel for intermediate power, reducing recirculation heat.

A hollow fuel distribution ring moves particles outward through radial nozzles, supporting uniform supply and a symmetrical burner flame.