FIELD
[0001] The present disclosure relates to a field of house appliance, and more particularly
to a burner and a gas water heater with the same.
BACKGROUND
[0002] As ecological environment is increasingly deteriorating, human suffers more and more
severe harm. People attach more and more attention to air pollution. All industries
are responding to the national call to conduct energy conservation and emission reduction.
With a rapid development of urban fuel gas, a gas water heater is becoming more and
more popular with people as it is convenient and efficient. However, in existing gas
water heaters, as burning of the fuel gas will produce harmful gas inevitably and
especially the content of nitrogen oxides in fume is high, which cause severe environmental
pollution.
SUMMARY
[0003] The present disclosure seeks to solve at least one of the problems existing in the
related art to at least some extent. To this end, a burner is provided by the present
disclosure, the burner may reduce emission of nitrogen oxides in fume and reduce environment
pollution.
[0004] The present disclosure further provides a gas water heater with the burner.
[0005] The burner according to a first aspect of embodiments of the present disclosure includes
at least one burning unit, the burning unit includes a burner casing, in which the
burner casing has a first rich burning cavity, a second rich burning cavity and a
lean burning cavity therein, and the burner casing thereon is provided with a rich
burning injection inlet in communication with the first rich burning cavity and the
second rich burning cavity, a lean burning injection inlet in communication with the
lean burning cavity, a first rich burning flame port in communication with the first
rich burning cavity, a second rich burning flame port in communication with the second
rich burning cavity and a lean burning opening in communication with the lean burning
cavity; a flow-adjustment device, arranged in the lean burning opening and provided
with a plurality of lean burning flame ports in communication with the lean burning
cavity, in which the first rich burning flame port and the second rich burning flame
port are located at two sides of the plurality of lean burning flame ports respectively.
A first blind passage and a second blind passage are defined between the flow-adjustment
device and two side walls of the lean burning opening respectively, the first blind
passage is located between the first rich burning flame port and the plurality of
lean burning flame ports, and the second blind passage is located between the second
rich burning flame port and the plurality of lean burning flame ports.
[0006] A top surface of an outer side wall of the first blind passage is flush with a top
surface of an outer side wall of the second blind passage and is higher than a top
surface of the flow-adjustment device, a top surface of an outer side wall of the
first rich burning flame port is flush with that of the second rich burning flame
port and is higher than the top surface of the outer side wall of the first blind
passage and the top surface of the outer side wall of the second blind passage, a
height difference between the top surface of the outer side wall of the first blind
passage and the top surface of the flow-adjustment device and a height difference
between the top surface of the outer side wall of the second blind passage and the
top surface of the flow-adjustment device are denoted by HI, and a height difference
between the top surface of the outer side wall of the first rich burning flame port
and the top surface of the flow-adjustment device and a height difference between
the top surface of the outer side wall of the second rich burning flame port and the
top surface of the flow-adjustment device are denoted by H2, in which H2≥H1.
[0007] In the burner according to embodiments of the present disclosure, the first rich
burning flame port and the second rich burning flame port of the burning unit are
located at two sides of the plurality of lean burning flame ports respectively, so
as to form the stable flame structure having the lean burning flame in the middle
and the rich burning flames at both sides, thereby reducing the flame temperature
and controlling emission of the nitrogen oxides in the fume after the burning. The
height difference between the top surface of the outer side wall of the first blind
passage and the top surface of the flow-adjustment device and the height difference
between the top surface of the outer side wall of the second blind passage and the
top surface of the flow-adjustment device are denoted by HI, and the height difference
between the top surface of the outer side wall of the first rich burning flame port
and the top surface of the flow-adjustment device and the height difference between
the top surface of the outer side wall of the second rich burning flame port and the
top surface of the flow-adjustment device are denoted by H2, in which H2≥H1, thereby
controlling stability of flow at the rich burning flame ports and the lean burning
flame port, further improving the stability of the burning flame and further reducing
emission of nitrogen oxides in fume.
[0008] In addition, the burner according to embodiments of the present disclosure further
includes the following additional technical features.
[0009] According to some embodiments of the present disclosure, a maximum width of the first
blind passage and a maximum width of the second blind passage are equal and denoted
by W2, and a maximum width of the first rich burning flame port and a maximum width
of the second rich burning flame port are equal and denoted by W1, and W2≥W1.
[0010] According to some embodiments of the present disclosure, a distance between two outer
side walls of the flow-adjustment device is denoted by W3 and a height of the flow-adjustment
device is denoted by H, in which, W3/H=0.03∼0.30.
[0011] According to some embodiments of the present disclosure, a ratio of the amount of
air to that of fuel gas in theory for complete burning of fuel gas is denoted by Φ
S, and a mixture ratio of the amount of air to that of fuel gas at the rich burning
injection inlet is denoted by Φ
R, in which Φ
R/Φ
S=0.5∼0.8.
[0012] According to some embodiments of the present disclosure, a ratio of the amount of
air to that of fuel gas in theory for complete burning of fuel gas is denoted by Φ
S, and a mixture ratio of the amount of air to that of fuel gas at the lean burning
injection inlet is denoted by Φ
L, in which Φ
L/Φ
S =1.5∼2.0.
[0013] According to some embodiments of the present disclosure, the burner casing includes:
a first lean burning casing portion and a second lean burning casing portion, in which
the first lean burning casing portion and the second lean burning casing portion are
connected together and define the lean burning cavity and the lean burning opening
together, and the flow-adjustment device is arranged between the first lean burning
casing portion and the second lean burning casing portion and located at the lean
burning opening; and a first rich burning casing portion and a second rich burning
casing portion, in which the first rich burning casing portion is connected to the
first lean burning casing portion and is located outside of the first lean burning
casing portion, the first rich burning casing portion and the first lean burning casing
portion together define the first rich burning cavity and the first rich burning flame
port, the second rich burning casing portion is connected to the second lean burning
casing portion and located outside of the second lean burning casing portion, the
second rich burning casing portion and the second lean burning casing portion define
the second rich burning cavity and the second rich burning flame port together.
[0014] Optionally, the burner casing further includes a plurality of connecting slats, in
which two ends of each connecting slat are connected to the first rich burning casing
portion and the second rich burning casing portion respectively, and the plurality
of connecting slats divide each of the first rich burning flame port, the second rich
burning flame port and the lean burning flame port into a plurality of segments.
[0015] Optionally, the burner casing further includes a lean burning injector, connected
to the first lean burning casing portion and the second lean burning casing portion,
in which the lean burning injection inlet is arranged on the lean burning injector;
and a rich burning injector, connected to the first rich burning casing portion and
the second rich burning casing portion and in communication with the first rich burning
cavity and the second rich burning cavity, in which the rich burning injector is located
above the lean burning injector and the rich burning injection inlet is arranged on
the rich burning injector.
[0016] According to some embodiments of the present disclosure, the burning unit further
includes a rich burning nozzle configured to provide the rich burning injection inlet
with the fuel gas and corresponding to the rich burning injector port; and a lean
burning nozzle configured to provide the lean burning injection inlet with the fuel
gas and corresponding to the lean burning injector port.
[0017] Optionally, a sectional area S3 of a gas jet port of the rich burning nozzle and
a sectional area S4 of a gas jet port of the lean burning nozzle satisfy: S3/S4=0.25∼0.65.
[0018] Optionally, the burner further includes a primary air adjusting plate arranged in
front of the rich burning injector port and the lean burning injector port so as to
adjust an amount of injection air.
[0019] Optionally, the burner further includes a secondary air adjusting plate arranged
below the burning unit, in which the primary air adjusting plate extends downwardly
and defines a pressure balancing chamber between the primary air adjusting plate and
the secondary air adjusting plate.
[0020] According to some embodiments of the present disclosure, a plurality of burning units
are provided and arranged along a width direction of the burning unit.
[0021] According to a second aspect of embodiments of the present disclosure, the gas water
heater having the burner of the above embodiments is provided.
[0022] As the burner according to the above embodiments of the present disclosure has the
above technical effects, hence the gas water heater according to embodiments of the
present disclosure also has the above technical effects. That is to say, the gas water
heater according to embodiments of the present disclosure is provided with the burner
according to the above embodiments, thereby the stability of flame structure may be
improved, the temperature of the flame may be reduced and the emission of nitrogen
oxides in fume of the gas water heater may be reduced.
[0023] Additional aspects and advantages of embodiments of present disclosure will be given
in part in the following descriptions, become apparent in part from the following
descriptions, or be learned from the practice of the embodiments of the present disclosure.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0024]
Fig. 1 is a schematic view of a burning unit of a burner according to an embodiment
of the present disclosure from an angle.
Fig. 2 is a schematic view of a burning unit of a burner according to an embodiment
of the present disclosure from another angle.
Fig. 3 is a sectional view taken along line A-A in Fig. 2.
Fig. 4 is a top view of a burning unit of a burner according to an embodiment of the
present disclosure.
Fig. 5 is an exploded view of a burning unit of a burner according to an embodiment
of the present disclosure.
Fig. 6 is a schematic view of a burning unit of a burner according to another embodiment
of the present disclosure.
Fig. 7 is a sectional view taken along line B-B in Fig. 6.
Fig. 8 is an enlarged view of portion C in Fig. 7.
Reference numerals:
[0025]
1: burning unit;
11: burner casing, 111: first rich burning casing portion, 1111: first rich burning
cavity, 112: second rich burning casing portion, 1121: second rich burning cavity,
113: first lean burning casing portion, 114: second lean burning casing portion, 1141:
lean burning cavity, 115: lean burning opening, 116: first blind passage, 117: second
blind passage, 118: first rich burning flame port, 119: second rich burning flame
port;
12: lean burning injector, 121: lean burning injection inlet;
13: rich burning injector, 131: rich burning injection inlet;
14: flow-adjustment device, 141: lean burning flame port;
15: rich burning nozzle;
16: lean burning nozzle;
17: connecting slat.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0026] Reference will be made in detail to embodiments of the present disclosure. The embodiments
described herein with reference to drawings are explanatory, illustrative, and used
to generally understand the present disclosure. The embodiments shall not be construed
to limit the present disclosure.
[0027] In the specification, it is to be understood that terms such as "lateral," "length,"
"width," "thickness," "upper," "lower," "front," "rear," "left," "right," "vertical,"
"horizontal," "top," "bottom," "inner," and "outer," should be construed to refer
to the orientation as then described or as shown in the drawings under discussion.
These relative terms are for convenience of description and do not require that the
present disclosure be constructed or operated in a particular orientation.
[0028] In addition, terms such as "first" and "second" are used herein for purposes of description
and are not intended to indicate or imply relative importance or significance or to
imply the number of indicated technical features. Thus, the feature defined with "first"
and "second" may comprise one or more of this feature. In the description of the present
disclosure, the term "a plurality of' means two or more than two, unless specified
otherwise.
[0029] In the present disclosure, unless specified or limited otherwise, the terms "mounted,"
"connected," "coupled," "fixed" and the like are used broadly, and may be, for example,
fixed connections, detachable connections, or integral connections; may also be mechanical
or electrical connections; may also be direct connections or indirect connections
via intervening structures; may also be inner communications of two elements, which
can be understood by those skilled in the art according to specific situations.
[0030] A burner according to embodiments of the present disclosure will be described with
reference to drawings in the following.
[0031] Referring to Figs. 1-8, the burner according to embodiments of the present disclosure
may include at least one burning unit 1, each burning unit 1 includes a burner casing
11 and a flow-adjustment device 14.
[0032] The burner casing 11 defines a first rich burning cavity 1111, a second rich burning
cavity 1121 and a lean burning cavity 1141 therein. The burner casing 11 is provided
with a rich burning injection inlet 131 in communication with the first rich burning
cavity 1111 and the second rich burning cavity 1121, a lean burning injection inlet
121 in communication with the lean burning cavity 1141, a first rich burning flame
port 118 in communication with the first rich burning cavity 1111, a second rich burning
flame port 119 in communication with the second rich burning cavity 1121 and a lean
burning opening 115 in communication with the lean burning cavity 1141 thereon.
[0033] The flow-adjustment device 14 is arranged in the lean burning opening 115 and the
flow-adjustment device 14 is provided with a plurality of lean burning flame ports
141 in communication with the lean burning cavity 1141, the first rich burning flame
port 118 and the second rich burning flame port 119 are located at two sides of the
plurality of lean burning flame ports 141 respectively. A first blind passage 116
and a second blind passage 117 may be defined between the flow-adjustment device 14
and two side walls of the lean burning opening 115 respectively, the first blind passage
116 is located between the first rich burning flame port 118 and the plurality of
lean burning flame ports 141, and the second blind passage 117 is located between
the second rich burning flame port 119 and the plurality of lean burning flame ports
141.
[0034] In other words, the burner may include one or more burning units 1, for example,
the burner may include a plurality of burning units 1, the plurality of burning units
1 are arranged side by side and are arrayed along a width direction of the burning
unit 1. The width direction refers to a left-right direction shown in Fig. 5 and Fig.
7. Each burning unit 1 includes the burner casing 11 and the flow-adjustment device
14, the flow-adjustment device 14 is arranged in the burner casing 11.
[0035] The burner casing 11 defines the first rich burning cavity 1111 therein, the second
rich burning cavity 1121 and the lean burning cavity 1141 therein. The burner casing
11 is provided with the rich burning injection inlet 131, the lean burning injection
inlet 121, the first rich burning flame port 118, the second rich burning flame port
119 and the lean burning opening 115 thereon. The rich burning injection inlet 131
is configured to introduce air for the rich burning and the lean burning injection
inlet 121 is configured to introduce air for the lean burning. Referring to Fig. 1-Fig.
3 and Fig. 6, the rich burning injection inlet 131 is located above the lean burning
injection inlet 121.
[0036] The rich burning injection inlet 131 is in communication with the first rich burning
cavity 1111 and the second rich burning cavity 1121, the first rich burning cavity
1111 is in communication with the first rich burning flame port 118, the second rich
burning cavity 1121 is in communication with the second rich burning flame port 119,
the lean burning injection inlet 121 is in communication with the lean burning cavity
1141, as well the lean burning cavity 1141 is in communication with the lean burning
opening 115.
[0037] In this way, the air is introduced in from the rich burning injection inlet 131 and
is mixed with fuel gas to form rich burning gas, the rich burning gas after being
mixed may enter the first rich burning cavity 1111 and the second rich burning cavity
1121, then be led to the first rich burning flame port 118 and the second rich burning
flame port 119 respectively. The air introduced in by the lean burning injection inlet
121 is mixed with the fuel gas to form lean burning gas which flows to the lean burning
cavity 1141 then. Referring to Figs. 5-8, the flow-adjustment device 14 is arranged
in the lean burning opening 115, the flow-adjustment device 14 is provided with the
plurality of lean burning flame ports 141, the lean burning cavity 1141 is in communication
with the plurality of lean burning flame ports 141, and the lean burning gas may be
led to the plurality of lean burning flame ports 141.
[0038] Referring to Fig. 4, Fig. 5, Fig. 7 and Fig. 8, the first rich burning flame port
118 and the second lean burning flame port 141 are arranged at two sides of the lean
burning opening 115 respectively, the plurality of lean burning flame ports 141 are
located between the first rich burning flame port 118 and the second rich burning
flame port 119. In this way, a structure having a middle configured to be the lean
burning flame ports 141 and two sides configured to be the rich burning ports may
be formed at the top of each burning unit 1. That is to say, the burning unit 1 may
allow a flame structure having a lean flame in the middle and rich flames at the two
sides during the burning, so that stability of the flame may be improved, and temperature
of the burning flame may be reduced, controlling emission of nitrogen oxides in fume.
[0039] As shown in Fig. 7 and Fig. 8, the flow-adjustment device 14 is arranged in the lean
burning opening 115 and is connected to the two side walls of the lean burning opening
115. The flow-adjustment device 14 defines the first blind passage 116 and the second
blind passage 117 with the two side walls of the lean burning opening 115 respectively,
nether the first blind passage 116 nor the second blind passage 117 is in communication
with the lean burning cavity 1141. The first rich burning flame port 118 may be spaced
apart from the plurality of lean burning flame ports 141 by means of the first blind
passage 116, and the second rich burning flame port 119 may be spaced apart from the
plurality of lean burning flame ports 141 by means of the second blind passage 117,
thereby the flame structure being more stable, the emission of nitrogen oxides in
fume being effectively controlled.
[0040] A top surface of an outer side wall of the first blind passage 116 is flush with
a top surface of an outer side wall of the second blind passage 117 and is higher
than a top surface of the flow-adjustment device 14. A top surface of an outer side
wall of the first rich burning flame port 118 is flush with that of the second rich
burning flame port 119 and is higher than the top surface of the outer side wall of
the first blind passage 116 and the top surface of the outer side wall of the second
blind passage 117. A height difference between the top surface of the outer side wall
of the first blind passage 116 and the top surface of the flow-adjustment device 14
and a height difference between the top surface of the outer side wall of the second
blind passage 117 and the top surface of the flow-adjustment device 14 are denoted
by H1, and a height difference between the top surface of the outer side wall of the
first rich burning flame port 118 and the top surface of the flow-adjustment device
14 and a height difference between the top surface of the outer side wall of the second
rich burning flame port 119 and the top surface of the flow-adjustment device 14 are
denoted by H2, in which H2≥H1, thereby controlling stability of the flow at the rich
burning flame ports and the lean burning flame port 141, further improving the stability
of the burning flame and further reducing emission of nitrogen oxides in fume.
[0041] Thus, in the burner according to embodiments of the present disclosure, the first
rich burning flame port 118 and the second rich burning flame port 119 of the burning
unit 1 are located at two sides of the plurality of lean burning flame ports 141 respectively,
so as to form the stable flame structure having the lean burning flame in the middle
and the rich burning flames at two sides, thereby reducing the flame temperature and
controlling emission of the nitrogen oxides in the fume after the burning.
[0042] A height difference between the top surface of the outer side wall of the first blind
passage 116 and the top surface of the flow-adjustment device 14 and a height difference
between the top surface of the outer side wall of the second blind passage 117 and
the top surface of the flow-adjustment device 14 are denoted by H1, and a height difference
between the top surface of the outer side wall of the first rich burning flame port
118 and the top surface of the flow-adjustment device 14 and a height difference between
the top surface of the outer side wall of the second rich burning flame port 119 and
the top surface of the flow-adjustment device 14 are denoted by H2, in which H2≥H1,
thereby controlling stability of the flow at the rich burning flame ports and the
lean burning flame port 141, further improving the stability of the burning flame
and further reducing emission of nitrogen oxides in fume.
[0043] In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the maximum width of the first blind
passage 116 and the maximum width of the second blind passage 117 may be equal and
denoted by W2, the maximum width of the first rich burning flame port 118 and the
maximum width of the second rich burning flame port 119 are equal and denoted by W1,
in which W2≥W1, thereby further ensuring the structural stability of the burning flames.
Specifically, with reference to Fig. 7 and Fig. 8, the maximum width of the first
rich burning flame port 118 refers to the maximum width of a narrow side of the first
rich burning flame port 118 along a left-right direction, the maximum width of the
second rich burning flame port 119 refers to the maximum width of a narrow side of
the second rich burning flame port 119 along the left-right direction. The maximum
width of the first blind passage 116 and the maximum width of the second blind passage
117 refer to the maximum widths of narrow sides of the first blind passage 116 and
the second blind passage 117 along the left-right direction respectively. The maximum
widths of narrow sides of the first blind passage 116 and the second blind passage
117 are equal and configured to be W2, the maximum widths of narrow sides of the first
rich burning flame port 118 and the second rich burning flame port 119 are equal and
configured to be W1, the maximum widths W2 of narrow sides of the first blind passage
116 and the second blind passage 117 are larger than or equal to the maximum widths
W1 of narrow sides of the first rich burning flame port 118 and the second rich burning
flame port 119.
[0044] In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the maximum width of the lean burning
flame port 141 may be denoted by W3, a height of the rectifying device 14 may be denoted
by H, in which W3/H=0.03∼0.30. Specifically, as shown in Fig. 4 and Fig. 5, the rectifying
device 14 may include a plurality of rectifying plates. The plurality of rectifying
plates define a plurality of finedraw-type passages therebetween. The plurality of
lean burning flame ports 141 are formed at a top of each finedraw-type passage. In
which, the maximum width W3 of the lean burning flame port 141 refers to the maximum
width of a narrow side of a top opening of each finedraw-type passage along the left-right
direction, a height H of the rectifying device 14 refers to the height of each finedraw-type
passage, preferably, W3/H=0.05∼0.20. Thereby the structure stability of the rich burning
flames and the lean burning flames may be further ensured.
[0045] In some embodiments of the present disclosure, a ratio of the amount of air to that
of the fuel gas in theory for complete burning of fuel gas may be denoted by Φ
S, a mixture ratio of the amount of air to that of the fuel gas at the rich burning
injection inlet 131 may be denoted by Φ
R, in which, Φ
R/Φ
S=0.5∼0.8.
[0046] Φ
R/Φ
S refers to a primary air ratio of the rich burning. By controlling the primary air
ratio of the rich burning, the fuel gas and the air are fully mixed and have a good
burning ratio, fuel gas can sufficiently burned during rich burning, so as to form
the stable flame structure and reduce the emission of nitrogen oxides in fume.
[0047] In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the ratio of the amount of air to
that of the fuel gas in theory for complete burning of fuel gas may be denoted by
Φ
S, a mixture ratio of the amount of air to that of the fuel gas at the lean burning
injection inlet 121 may be denoted by Φ
L, in which, Φ
L/Φ
S=1.5∼2.0.
[0048] Φ
R/Φ
S refers to a primary air ratio of the lean burning. By controlling the primary air
ratio of the rich burning and the lean burning, so that the fuel gas and the air are
fully mixed and have a good burning ratio, fuel gas can sufficiently burned during
lean burning, so as to form the stable flame structure and reduce the emission of
nitrogen oxides in fume.
[0049] In some embodiments of the present disclosure, as shown in Fig. 5, Fig. 7 and Fig.
8, the burner casing 11 may include a first lean burning casing portion 113, a second
lean burning casing portion 114, a first rich burning casing portion 111 and a second
rich burning casing portion 112. The first lean burning casing portion 113 and the
second lean burning casing portion 114 are connected together and define the lean
burning cavity 1141 and the lean burning opening 115. The flow-adjustment device 14
is arranged between the first lean burning casing portion 113 and the second lean
burning casing portion 114 and located at the lean burning opening 115.
[0050] The first rich burning casing portion 111 is connected to the first lean burning
casing portion 113 and is located outside of the first lean burning casing portion
113. The first rich burning casing portion 111 and the first lean burning casing portion
113 define the first rich burning cavity 1111 and the first rich burning flame port
118 together. The second rich burning casing portion 112 is connected to the second
lean burning casing portion 114 and located outside of the second lean burning casing
portion 114. The second rich burning casing portion 112 and the second lean burning
casing portion 114 define the second rich burning cavity 1121 and the second rich
burning flame port 119 together.
[0051] As shown in Fig. 7 and Fig. 8, the first rich burning flame port 118 and the second
rich burning flame port 119 are located at two sides of the lean burning opening 115
respectively. The flow-adjustment device 14 is arranged at the lean burning opening
115 and is provided with the plurality of lean burning flame ports 141. The plurality
of lean burning flame ports 141 are arranged at the top of the flow-adjustment device
14. The first rich burning flame port 118 and the second rich burning flame port 119
are located at two sides of the plurality of lean burning flame ports 141 respectively,
thereby facilitating formation of the stable flame structure having the lean burning
flame in the middle and the rich burning flames at two sides, so as improving the
stability of the flames, reducing the temperature of flames and reducing the emission
of nitrogen oxides.
[0052] Advantageously, the burner casing 11 may further include a plurality of connecting
slats 17. Two ends of each connecting slat 17 are connected to the first rich burning
casing portion 111 and the second rich burning casing portion 112 respectively. The
plurality of connecting slats 17 divide each of the first rich burning flame port
118, the second rich burning flame port 119 and the lean burning flame port 141 into
a plurality of segments. Thus, the lean burning flame and the rich burning flame may
be divided into a plurality of segments, thereby increasing a heat dissipation area
of the flame and reducing the flame temperature.
[0053] Optionally, the burner casing 11 may further include a lean burning injector 12 and
a rich burning injector 13. The lean burning injector 12 is connected to the first
lean burning casing portion 113 and the second lean burning casing portion 114. The
lean burning injection inlet 121 is arranged on the lean burner. The rich burning
injector 13 is connected to the first rich burning casing portion 111 and the second
rich burning casing portion 112 and is in communication with the first rich burning
cavity 1111 and the second rich burning cavity 1121. The rich burning injector 13
is located above the lean burning injector 12, and the rich burning injection inlet
131 is arranged on the rich burning injector 13. Thus, the fuel gas and the introduced
air may be led to the first rich burning cavity 1111 and the second rich burning cavity
1121 through the rich burning injector 13, the fuel gas and the air are mixed in the
first rich burning cavity 1111 and the second rich burning cavity 1121, and the mixed
gas is led to the first rich burning flame port 118 and the second rich burning flame
port 119. At the same time, the fuel gas and the introduced air may be led to the
lean burning cavity 1141 through the lean burning injector 12, the fuel gas and the
air may be mixed in the lean burning cavity 1141 and the mixed gas and air may be
led to the lean burning flame port 141.
[0054] In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the burning unit 1 may further include
a rich burning nozzle 15 and a lean burning nozzle 16. The rich burning nozzle 15
may be configured to provide the rich burning injection inlet 131 with the fuel gas
and the lean burning nozzle 16 may be configured to provide the lean burning injection
inlet 121 with the fuel gas. The rich burning nozzle 15 is in communication with the
rich burning injector 13 port and the lean burning nozzle 16 is in communication with
the lean burning injection inlet 121. Thus, the fuel gas may be injected into the
rich burning injection inlet 131 through the rich burning nozzle 15. The fuel gas
is mixed with the air introduced by the rich burning injector 13 and is led to the
first rich burning cavity 1111 and the second rich burning cavity 1121. The fuel gas
may be injected into the lean burning injection inlet 121 through the lean burning
nozzle 16. The fuel gas is mixed with the air introduced by the lean burning injector
12 and is led to the lean burning cavity 1141.
[0055] Optionally, a sectional area S3 of a gas jet port of the rich burning nozzle 15 and
a sectional area S4 of a gas jet port of the lean burning nozzle 16 could satisfy:
S3/S4=0.25∼0.65. That is to say, the sectional area of the gas jet port of the rich
burning nozzle 15 is 0.25∼0.65 percent of the sectional area of the gas jet port of
the lean burning nozzle 16. Thus, by designing the ratio of the sectional area of
the gas jet port of the rich burning nozzle 15 to that of the lean burning nozzle
16, the ratio of the amount of fuel gas to that of the air for the rich burning and
the lean burning may be controlled, so that the amount of air introduced by the lean
burning injection inlet 121 and the amount of fuel gas injected by the lean burning
nozzle 16, as well as the amount of air introduced by the rich burning injection inlet
131 and the amount of fuel gas injected by the rich burning nozzle 15 could have a
good ratio, thereby the rich burning and the lean burning being more sufficient, and
the emission of nitrogen oxides being reduced.
[0056] Optionally, the burner may further include a primary air adjusting plate, the primary
air adjusting plate is arranged in front of the rich burning injection inlet 131 and
the lean burning injection inlet 121 so as to adjust an amount of injection air. Thus,
the amount of air introduced in the rich burning injection inlet 131 and the lean
burning injection inlet 121 may be adjusted through the primary air adjusting plate,
thereby a proportion of the amount of air to the fuel gas at the rich burning injection
inlet 131 and the proportion of the amount of air to the fuel gas at the lean burning
injection inlet 121 being further controlled.
[0057] Furthermore, the burner may further include a secondary air adjusting plate, the
secondary air adjusting plate is arranged below the burning unit 1, and the primary
air adjusting plate extends downwardly and defines a pressure balancing chamber between
the primary air adjusting plate and the secondary air adjusting plate. Specifically,
the primary air adjusting plate is arranged in front of the rich burning injection
inlet 131 and the lean burning injection inlet 121 to adjust the amount of injection
air, the secondary air adjusting plate is arranged below the burning unit 1 to adjust
the air amount in a burning chamber, a lower end of the primary air adjusting plate
extends downwardly and defines the pressure balancing chamber between the primary
air adjusting plate and the secondary air adjusting plate. In this way, air flow produced
by an air blower of the burner flows to the rich burning injection inlet 131 and the
lean burning injection inlet 121 through the pressure balancing chamber 21, so that
primary air entering the rich burning injection inlet 131 and the lean burning injection
inlet 121 is more evenly, so as to improve the burning effect.
[0058] A specific embodiment of the burner according to embodiments of the present disclosure
will be described in detail with reference to drawings in the following. It should
be noted that, the following description is just explanatory and could not be construed
to limit the present disclosure.
[0059] As shown in Figs. 1-8, the burner according to embodiments of the present disclosure
may include the plurality of burning units 1, the primary air adjusting plate and
the secondary air adjusting plate, in which the plurality of burning units 1 are arranged
side by side along the width direction of the burning unit 1.
[0060] Specifically, each burning unit 1 includes the burner casing 11, the flow-adjustment
device 14, the rich burning injector 13, the lean burning injector 12, the rich burning
nozzle 15 and the lean burning nozzle 16. As shown in Fig. 5, Fig. 7 and Fig. 8, the
burner casing 11 includes the first lean burning casing portion 113, the second lean
burning casing portion 114, the first rich burning casing portion 111 and the second
rich burning casing portion 112. The first lean burning casing portion 113 and the
second lean burning casing portion 114 are connected together and define the lean
burning cavity 1141 and the lean burning opening 115. The flow-adjustment device 14
is arranged between the first lean burning casing portion 113 and the second lean
burning casing portion 114 and located at the lean burning opening 115.
[0061] The first rich burning casing portion 111 is connected to the first lean burning
casing portion 113 and is located outside of the first lean burning casing portion
113. The first rich burning casing portion 111 and the first lean burning casing portion
113 define the first rich burning cavity 1111 and the first rich burning flame port
118 together. The second rich burning casing portion 112 is connected to the second
lean burning casing portion 114 and located outside of the second lean burning casing
portion 114. The second rich burning casing portion 112 and the second lean burning
casing portion 114 define the second rich burning cavity 1121 and the second rich
burning flame port 119 together.
[0062] The first rich burning flame port 118 and the second rich burning flame port 119
are located at two sides of the lean burning opening 115 respectively. The flow-adjustment
device 14 is arranged at the lean burning opening 115 and is provided with the plurality
of lean burning flame ports 141. The plurality of lean burning flame ports 141 are
arranged at the top of the flow-adjustment device 14. The first rich burning flame
port 118 and the second rich burning flame port 119 are located at two sides of the
plurality of lean burning flame ports 141 respectively, thereby facilitating formation
of the stable flame structure having the lean burning flame in the middle and the
rich burning flames at two sides, so as improving the stability of the flames, reducing
the temperature of flames and reducing the emission of nitrogen oxides.
[0063] The lean burning injector 12 is connected to the first lean burning casing portion
113 and the second lean burning casing portion 114. The lean burning injection inlet
121 is arranged on the lean burner. The rich burning injector 13 is connected to the
first rich burning casing portion 111 and the second rich burning casing portion 112
and is in communication with the first rich burning cavity 1111 and the second rich
burning cavity 1121. The rich burning injector 13 is located above the lean burning
injector 12, and the rich burning injection inlet 131 is arranged on the rich burning
injector 13. Thus, the fuel gas and the introduced air may be led to the first rich
burning cavity 1111 and the second rich burning cavity 1121 through the rich burning
injector 13, the fuel gas and the air are mixed and led to the first rich burning
flame port 118 and the second rich burning flame port 119. At the same time, the fuel
gas and the introduced air may be led to the lean burning cavity 1141 through the
lean burning injector 12, the fuel gas and the air may be mixed led to the lean burning
flame port 141.
[0064] The rich burning nozzle 15 may be configured to provide the rich burning injection
inlet 131 with the fuel gas and the lean burning nozzle 16 may be configured to provide
the lean burning injection inlet 121 with the fuel gas. The rich burning nozzle 15
is in communication with the rich burning injector 13 port. The lean burning nozzle
16 is in communication with the lean burning injection inlet 121. Thus, the fuel gas
may be injected into the rich burning injection inlet 131 through the rich burning
nozzle 15. The fuel gas is mixed with the air introduced by the rich burning injector
13 and is led to the first rich burning cavity 1111 and the second rich burning cavity
1121. The fuel gas may be injected into the lean burning injection inlet 121 through
the lean burning nozzle 16. The fuel gas is mixed with the air introduced by the lean
burning injector 12 and is led to the lean burning cavity 1141.
[0065] The sectional area S1 of the rich burning injection inlet 131 and the sectional area
S2 of the lean burning injection inlet 121 satisfy: S1/S2=0.20∼0.40. The sectional
area S3 of the gas jet port of the rich burning nozzle 15 and the sectional area S4
of the gas jet port of the lean burning nozzle 16 could satisfy: S3/S4=0.25∼0.65.
Thus, the ratio of the amount of air to that of fuel gas at the rich burning injection
inlet 131 and the ratio of the amount of air to that of fuel gas at the lean burning
injection inlet 121 may be controlled, and then the primary air ratio of the rich
burning and the primary air ratio of the lean burning may be further controlled.
[0066] The ratio of the amount of air to that of fuel gas in theory for a complete burning
of fuel gas may be denoted by Φ
S, the mixture ratio of the amount of air to that of fuel gas at the rich burning injection
inlet 131 may be denoted by Φ
R, and the mixture ratio of the amount of air to that of fuel gas at the lean burning
injection inlet 121 may be denoted by Φ
L. The primary air ratio of the rich burning is configured to be Φ
R/Φ
S and satisfies: Φ
R/Φ
S=0.5∼0.8, the primary air ratio of the lean burning is configured to be Φ
L/Φ
S and satisfies: Φ
L/Φ
S=1.5∼2.0. Therefore, by designing the ratio of the area of the port of rich burning
injection inlet 131 to that of the lean burning injection inlet 121, and designing
the ratio of the sectional area of the gas jet port of the rich burning nozzle 15
to that of the lean burning nozzle 16, the primary air ratio of the rich burning and
the lean burning can be controlled, so that the fuel gas and the air are mixed fully
and have a good burning proportion, so as forming the stable flame structure and reducing
the emission of nitrogen oxides in fume.
[0067] As shown in Fig. 7 and Fig. 8, the first blind passage 116 and the second blind passage
117 may be defined between the flow-adjustment device 14 and two side walls of the
lean burning opening 115 respectively, the first blind passage 116 is located between
the first rich burning flame port 118 and the plurality of lean burning flame ports
141, and the second blind passage 117 is located between the second rich burning flame
port 119 and the plurality of lean burning flame ports 141.
[0068] The top surface of the outer side wall of the first blind passage 116 is flush with
the top surface of the outer side wall of the second blind passage 117 and is higher
than the top surface of the flow-adjustment device 14. The top surface of the outer
side wall of the first rich burning flame port 118 is flush with the top surface of
the outer side wall of the second rich burning flame port 119 and is higher than the
top surface of the outer side wall of the first blind passage 116 and the top surface
of the outer side wall of the second blind passage 117. The height difference between
the top surface of the outer side wall of the first blind passage 116 and the top
surface of the flow-adjustment device 14 and the height difference between the top
surface of the outer side wall of the second blind passage 117 and the top surface
of the flow-adjustment device 14 are denoted by H1, and the height difference between
the top surface of the outer side wall of the first rich burning flame port 118 and
the top surface of the flow-adjustment device 14 and the height difference between
the top surface of the outer side wall of the second rich burning flame port 119 and
the top surface of the flow-adjustment device 14 are denoted by H2, the maximum width
of the first blind passage 116 and the maximum width of the second blind passage 117
are equal and may be denoted by W2, the maximum width of the first rich burning flame
port 118 and the maximum width of the second rich burning flame port 119 are equal
and may be denoted by W1, in which H2≥H1, W2≥W1, thereby facilitating control of stability
of the flow at the rich burning flame ports and the lean burning flame port 141, further
improving the stability of the burning flame.
[0069] The maximum width of the lean burning flame port 141 may be denoted by W3, and the
height of the flow-adjustment device 14 may be denoted by H, in which, W3/H=0.03∼0.30,
and preferably, W3/H=0.05∼0.20, thereby the structural stability of the rich burning
flame and the lean burning flame may be further ensured.
[0070] The primary air adjusting plate may be arranged in front of the rich burning injection
inlet 131 and the lean burning injection inlet 121 of each burning unit 1, so as to
adjust the amount of injection air. Thus, the amount of air introduced from the rich
burning injection inlet 131 and the lean burning injection inlet 121 of each the burning
unit 1 may be adjusted through the primary air adjusting plate, thereby the proportion
of the amount of air to that of fuel gas at the rich burning injection inlet 131 and
the proportion of the amount of air to that of fuel gas at the lean burning injection
inlet 121 being further controlled.
[0071] The secondary air adjusting plate is arranged below the burning unit 1 to adjust
the amount of air in the burning chamber, the primary air adjusting plate extends
downwardly and defines a pressure balancing chamber between the primary air adjusting
plate and the secondary air adjusting plate. The air flow produced by the air blower
of the gas water heater flows to the rich burning injection inlet 131 and the lean
burning injection inlet 121 through the pressure balancing chamber, so that primary
air entering the rich burning injection inlet 131 and the lean burning injection inlet
121 is more evenly, so as to improve the burning effect.
[0072] Thus, in the burner according to embodiments of the present disclosure, the first
rich burning flame port 118 and the second rich burning flame port 119 of the burning
unit 1 are located at two sides of the plurality of lean burning flames 141, so as
to form the stable flame structure having the lean burning flame in the middle and
the rich burning flame at the two sides, reducing the flame temperature and controlling
emission of the nitrogen oxides in the fume after the burning. Moreover the sectional
area S1 of the rich burning injection inlet 131 and the sectional area S2 of the lean
burning injection inlet 121 of the burner satisfy: S1/S2=0.20∼0.40, and the sectional
area S3 of the gas jet port of the rich burning nozzle 15 and the sectional area S4
of the gas jet port of the lean burning nozzle 16 satisfy: S3/S4=0.25∼0.65. The structure
of the burner casing 11 and the primary air ratio of the rich burning and the lean
burning are defined, thereby achieving a good proportion of the air introduced by
the rich burning injection inlet 131 and the lean burning injection inlet 121 to the
fuel gas, and further controlling the structural stability of the burning flame and
reducing the emission of nitrogen oxides.
[0073] In addition, a gas water heater having the burner according to the above embodiments
is further provided by the present disclosure.
[0074] As the burner according to the above embodiments of the present disclosure has the
above technical effects, hence the gas water heater according to embodiments of the
present disclosure also has the above technical effects. That is to say, the gas water
heater according to embodiments of the present disclosure is provided with the burner
according to the above embodiments, the temperature of the flame may be reduced and
the emission of nitrogen oxides in fume of the gas water heater may be reduced.
[0075] In the present disclosure, unless specified or limited otherwise, a structure in
which a first feature is "on" or "below" a second feature may include an embodiment
in which the first feature is in direct contact with the second feature, and may also
include an embodiment in which the first feature and the second feature are not in
direct contact with each other, but are contacted via an additional feature formed
therebetween. Furthermore, a first feature "on," "above," or "on top of" a second
feature may include an embodiment in which the first feature is right or obliquely
"on," "above," or "on top of" the second feature, or just means that the first feature
is at a height higher than that of the second feature; while a first feature "below,"
"under," or "on bottom of" a second feature may include an embodiment in which the
first feature is right or obliquely "below," "under," or "on bottom of" the second
feature, or just means that the first feature is at a height lower than that of the
second feature.
[0076] Reference throughout this specification to "an embodiment," "some embodiments," "an
example," "a specific example," or "some examples," means that a particular feature,
structure, material, or characteristic described in connection with the embodiment
or example is included in at least one embodiment or example of the present disclosure.
Thus, the appearances of the phrases are not necessarily referring to the same embodiment
or example of the present disclosure. Furthermore, the particular features, structures,
materials, or characteristics may be combined in any suitable manner in one or more
embodiments or examples.
[0077] Although explanatory embodiments have been shown and described, it would be appreciated
by those skilled in the art that the above embodiments cannot be construed to limit
the present disclosure, and changes, alternatives, and modifications can be made in
the embodiments without departing from spirit, principles and scope of the present
disclosure.
1. A burner comprising at least one burning unit, the burning unit comprising:
a burner casing defining a first rich burning cavity, a second rich burning cavity
and a lean burning cavity therein, wherein the burner casing is provided with a rich
burning injection inlet in communication with the first rich burning cavity and the
second rich burning cavity, a lean burning injection inlet in communication with the
lean burning cavity, a first rich burning flame port in communication with the first
rich burning cavity, a second rich burning flame port in communication with the second
rich burning cavity and a lean burning opening in communication with the lean burning
cavity thereon; and
a flow-adjustment device, arranged in the lean burning opening and provided with a
plurality of lean burning flame ports in communication with the lean burning cavity,
wherein the first rich burning flame port and the second rich burning flame port are
located at two sides of the plurality of lean burning flame ports respectively, a
first blind passage and a second blind passage are defined between the flow-adjustment
device and two side walls of the lean burning opening respectively, the first blind
passage is located between the first rich burning flame port and the plurality of
lean burning flame ports, and the second blind passage is located between the second
rich burning flame port and the plurality of lean burning flame ports;
wherein a top surface of an outer side wall of the first blind passage is flush with
a top surface of an outer side wall of the second blind passage and is higher than
a top surface of the flow-adjustment device, a top surface of an outer side wall of
the first rich burning flame port is flush with that of the second rich burning flame
port and is higher than the top surface of the outer side wall of the first blind
passage and the top surface of the outer side wall of the second blind passage, a
height difference between the top surface of the outer side wall of the first blind
passage and the top surface of the flow-adjustment device and a height difference
between the top surface of the outer side wall of the second blind passage and the
top surface of the flow-adjustment device are denoted by H1, and a height difference
between the top surface of the outer side wall of the first rich burning flame port
and the top surface of the flow-adjustment device and a height difference between
the top surface of the outer side wall of the second rich burning flame port and the
top surface of the flow-adjustment device are denoted by H2, wherein H2≥H1.
2. The burner according to claim 1, wherein a maximum width of the first blind passage
and a maximum width of the second blind passage are equal and denoted by W2, and a
maximum width of the first rich burning flame port and a maximum width of the second
rich burning flame port are equal and denoted by W1, wherein W2≥W1.
3. The burner according to claim 1, wherein a distance between two outer side walls of
the flow-adjustment device is denoted by W3 and a height of the flow-adjustment device
is denoted by H, wherein W3/H=0.03∼0.30.
4. The burner according to claim 1, wherein a ratio of the amount of air to that of fuel
gas in theory for complete burning of fuel gas is denoted by ΦS, and a mixture ratio of the amount of air to that of fuel gas at the rich burning
injection inlet is denoted by ΦR, wherein ΦR/ΦS=0.5∼0.8.
5. The burner according to claim 1, wherein a ratio of the amount of air to that of fuel
gas in theory for complete burning of fuel gas is denoted by ΦS, and a mixture ratio of the amount of air to that of fuel gas at the lean burning
injection inlet is denoted by ΦL, wherein ΦL/ΦS =1.5∼2.0.
6. The burner according to any one of claims 1-5, wherein the burner casing comprises:
a first lean burning casing portion and a second lean burning casing portion, wherein
the first lean burning casing portion and the second lean burning casing portion are
connected together and define the lean burning cavity and the lean burning opening,
and the flow-adjustment device is arranged between the first lean burning casing portion
and the second lean burning casing portion and located at the lean burning opening;
and
a first rich burning casing portion and a second rich burning casing portion, wherein
the first rich burning casing portion is connected to the first lean burning casing
portion and located outside of the first lean burning casing portion, the first rich
burning casing portion and the first lean burning casing portion define the first
rich burning cavity and the first rich burning flame port together, the second rich
burning casing portion is connected to the second lean burning casing portion and
located outside of the second lean burning casing portion, the second rich burning
casing portion and the second lean burning casing portion define the second rich burning
cavity and the second rich burning flame port together.
7. The burner according to claim 6, wherein the burner casing further comprises:
a plurality of connecting slats, wherein two ends of each connecting slat are connected
to the first rich burning casing portion and the second rich burning casing portion
respectively, and the plurality of connecting slats divide each of the first rich
burning flame port, the second rich burning flame port and the lean burning flame
port into a plurality of segments.
8. The burner according to claim 6, wherein the burner casing further comprises:
a lean burning injector, connected to the first lean burning casing portion and the
second lean burning casing portion, wherein the lean burning injection inlet is arranged
on the lean burning injector; and
a rich burning injector, connected to the first rich burning casing portion and the
second rich burning casing portion and in communication with the first rich burning
cavity and the second rich burning cavity, wherein the rich burning injector is located
above the lean burning injector and the rich burning injection inlet is arranged on
the rich burning injector.
9. The burner according to any one of claims 1-5, wherein the burning unit further comprises:
a rich burning nozzle configured to provide the rich burning injection inlet with
the fuel gas and corresponding to the rich burning injector port; and
a lean burning nozzle configured to provide the lean burning injection inlet with
the fuel gas and corresponding to the lean burning injector port.
10. The burner according to claim 9, wherein a sectional area S3 of a gas jet port of
the rich burning nozzle and a sectional area S4 of a gas jet port of the lean burning
nozzle satisfy: S3/S4=0.25∼0.65.
11. The burner according to claim 9, further comprising a primary air adjusting plate
arranged in front of the rich burning injector port and the lean burning injector
port so as to adjust an amount of injection air.
12. The burner according to claim 11, further comprising a secondary air adjusting plate
arranged below the burning unit, wherein the primary air adjusting plate extends downwardly
and defines a pressure balancing chamber between the primary air adjusting plate and
the secondary air adjusting plate.
13. The burner according to any one of claims 1-5, wherein a plurality of burning units
are provided and arranged along a width direction of the burning unit.
14. A gas water heater comprising the burner according to any one of claims 1-13.