Metal-brazing pulse burner
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InventorMakoto Nishimura
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In a metal-brazing pulse burner, a gas/air mixing pipe being comprised of a pipe member having a diameter larger than those of a combustion air supply pipe and a mixed gas supply pipe, and an air injection nozzle connected to the combustion air supply pipe to project therefrom along a central line of the pipe member, the nozzle having an injection opening at its tip end which opening is located nearby an opening of the combustion gas supply pipe opened at a sidewall of the pipe member, thereby a gas in the combustion gas supply pipe is drawn and supplied by air flow injected from the air injection nozzle. With this arrangement, a pilot flame is not blown off and quenched, and a stable pulse combustion can always be conducted.
A metal-brazing pulse burner, comprising
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1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a metal-brazing pulse burner used for brazing aluminum, copper or the like, and particularly, to an improvement of a metal-brazing pulse burner which reliably repeats an ignition and quenching in correspondence with a pulse control without quenching a flame of the burner which is intermittently ignited for controlling a temperature.
2. Description of the Prior Art
FIG. 1 is a partial side elevational view of a metal-brazing pulse burner according to an embodiment of the present invention; and
FIG. 2 is a side view of a conventional pulse burner.
FIG. 1 shows a metal-brazing pulse burner according to an embodiment of the present invention. The pulse burner includes a combustion air supply pipe 1 which connects an air pump 21 and a gas/air mixing pipe 3 and which is provided at its intermediate portion with a solenoid valve 13 opened and closed by a pulse signal; a combustion gas supply pipe 2 which is provided at its intermediate portion with another solenoid valve 14 opened and closed by a pulse signal and which connects a gas supply source 22 and the gas/air mixing pipe 3; a gas/air mixing pipe 3 being comprised of a pipe member having a diameter larger than those of the combustion air supply pipe 1 and the mixed gas supply pipe 5; and an air injection nozzle 4 which is connected to the combustion air supply pipe 1 to project therefrom along a central line of the pipe member, the nozzle 4 having an injection opening at its tip end which is located near an opening 6 of the combustion gas supply pipe 2 opened at a sidewall of the pipe member.
The pulse burner further includes a gas/air mixing chamber 9; a burner head 10; a pilot air supply pipe 11 which is branched from the combustion air supply pipe 1 upstream of the solenoid valve 13 and is returned into the combustion air supply pipe 1 downstream from the solenoid valve 13 and which is provided at its intermediate portion with a flow rate adjusting valve 15; a pilot gas supply pipe 12 which is provided at its intermediate portion with a flow rate adjusting valve 16 and which is branched from the gas supply pipe 2 upstream of the solenoid valve 14 and returned into the gas supply pipe 2 downstream from the solenoid valve 14; a controller 23 for controlling the solenoid valves 13 and 14; an opening 6 which is opened at a sidewall of the gas/air mixing pipe 3; check valves 7 and 8; and a reducing valve 19.
The operation of the metal-brazing pulse burner of the present invention which is arranged in the above manner will be described hereinafter.