Nozzle of gas cutting torch
OwnerKozo Satoinventor
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Abstract
A nozzle of a gas cutting torch includes an inner central passage for a cutting oxygen, and an outer annular passage for a preheating gas provided about the inner passage. A helical groove is provided in the outer passage so as to cause the swirling motion of the preheating gas passing along the outer passage. Another helical groove may be provided in the inner passsage for the cutting oxygen.
Claims4
A nozzle of a gas cutting torch comprising an inner cutting gas passage tapered towards an outlet thereof with helical grooves extending to the outlet thereof, and a heating gas passage tapered towards an outlet thereof and annularly surrounding said inner passage, said heating gas passage having helical grooves extending to the outlet thereof.
For use with a torch head of a gas cutting torch having a central oxygen gas supply channel (2), a preheating gas channel (3) and a coupling end, a nozzle comprising:
- a. an elongated nozzle body (10) with rear and front ends, said rear end having a frusto-conical portion with outer stepped portions for coupling to said coupling end;
- b. a preheating passage defined in said portion coupled to said preheating gas channel (3) and an outer annular passage (12) defined by an inner sleeve (14) and an inner tubular member (13), said outer annular passage (12) being coupled to said preheating gas supply (3) by said preheating passage;
- c. an inner passage defined by the inner wall of said inner tubular member (13) with inner and outer ends extending longitudinally through the center of said nozzle body (10), said inner end being located in said portion and being coupled to said oxygen supply channel (2), a helical groove (15) within said tubular member (13) and another helical groove (16) at the outer periphery and at the outer end of said tubular member, thereby causing the preheating flame formed at the front and outer end to rotate and the cutting oxygen to swirl to improve the efficiency of the burning.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.