Device and method for a gas burner
AssigneeGeneral Electric Company
InventorsPaul Bryan Cadima, Shree Kumar, Paul E. McCrorey
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Abstract
A gas burner assembly connected to a source of gas. The gas burner assembly has a burner body. The burner body has a generally enclosed chamber with a central axis and is configured with a generally circular wall. Ports are formed at the top of the wall and are in flow communication to an area external the burner body for combustion of the gas. A venturi directs the flow of gas from the source of gas into the chamber through an opening where the opening is offset from the central axis of the chamber. The burner body further has a stability chamber.
Claims17
A gas range comprising:
- a cook top;
- and
- a gas burner assembly positioned in the cook top and connectable to a source of gas, the gas burner assembly comprising:
- a burner body comprising:
- a generally circular wall defining a chamber having a central axis, the generally circular wall having a top surface and burner ports extending downward from the top surface;
- a venturi for flowing gas from the source of gas into the chamber through an opening which is offset from the central axis;
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- a stability chamber proximate to the opening, the stability chamber having entry ports through which gas flows from the chamber into the stability chamber, a volume which increases in a direction from the entry ports toward the generally circular wall, and a length greater than a radius of the generally circular wall;
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- a burner cap positioned on the burner body.
A gas burner assembly connectable to a source of gas, the gas burner assembly comprising:
- a burner body comprising:
- a generally circular wall defining a chamber having a central axis, the generally circular wall having a top surface and burner ports extending downward from the top surface;
- a venturi for flowing gas from the source of gas into the chamber through an opening which is offset from the central axis;
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- a stability chamber proximate to the opening, the stability chamber having entry ports through which gas flows from the chamber into the stability chamber, a volume which increases in a direction from the entry ports toward the generally circular wall, and a length greater than a radius of the generally circular wall;
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- a burner cap positioned on the burner body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.