High heat flux pan
OwnerBodhe Wayne Scheererinventor
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Abstract
A cooking vessel including a base, an inner wall extending upwardly away from the base, and an outer wall at least partially surrounding the inner wall, the base defining at least one of a filleted or chamfered peripheral edge, the inner and outer walls cooperating to define an exit nozzle having an area relative to the overall channel volume or cross sectional area.
Claims20
A cooking vessel configured to enable improved airflow around heating surfaces resulting in enhanced heating and cooking efficiency, the cooking vessel comprising:
- a base defining a bottom surface representing a first heat conductive surface;
- an inner wall extending upwardly away from the base, the inner wall defining an outer surface representing a second heat conductive surface;
- and
- an outer wall at least partially surrounding the inner wall, the outer wall defining an inner surface representing a third heat conductive surface,
- wherein the bottom surface of the base defines at least one of a filleted or chamfered peripheral edge configured to promote adhesion of a flow of gas over the first and second heat conductive surfaces,
- wherein the second and third heat conductive surfaces cooperate to define a channel through which a flow of gas is directed, the channel being tapered along a length of the second and third heat conductive surfaces to promote a continuous flow of gas through the channel as the gas cools and decreases in volume, and
- wherein the second and third heat conductive surfaces further cooperate to define an exit nozzle having an area relative to a cross sectional area of the channel, the exit nozzle configured to enable the continuous flow of gas to exit the channel.
A cooking vessel comprising:
- a base;
- an inner wall extending upwardly away from the base;
- and
- an outer wall at least partially surrounding the inner wall, wherein the base defines at least one of a filleted or chamfered peripheral edge, and wherein the inner and outer walls cooperate to define a tapered channel and an exit nozzle having an area relative to a cross sectional area of the tapered channel.
A cooking vessel configured to enable improved airflow around heating surfaces resulting in enhanced heating and cooking efficiency, the cooking vessel comprising:
- a base defining a bottom surface representing a first heat conductive surface;
- an inner wall extending upwardly away from the base, the inner wall defining an outer surface representing a second heat conductive surface;
- and
- an outer wall at least partially surrounding the inner wall operably coupled to at least one of the inner wall or base by one or more ribs, the outer wall defining an inner surface representing a third heat conductive surface,
- wherein the bottom surface of the base defines at least one of a filleted or chamfered peripheral edge configured to promote adhesion of a flow of gas over the first and second heat conductive surfaces, wherein the peripheral edge of the bottom surface of the base has a radius of between about 0.125 inches and about 1.50 inches,
- wherein the second and third heat conductive surfaces cooperate to define a channel through which a flow of gas is directed, the channel being tapered along a length of the second and third heat conductive surfaces to promote a continuous flow of gas through the channel as the gas cools and decreases in volume, wherein the channel has a taper angle measuring between about 5° and about 45°,
- wherein the second and third heat conductive surfaces further cooperate to define an exit nozzle having an area relative to a cross sectional area of the channel, the exit nozzle configured to enable the continuous flow of gas to exit the channel, wherein the exit nozzle has a taper angle measuring less than 15°, wherein the exit nozzle defines a peripheral gap measuring between about 0.0625 inches to about 1.00 inches.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.