KR101150868B1 - Cookware manufacturing apparatus for induction range and its manufacturing method - Google Patents

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KR101150868B1
KR101150868B1 KR1020100113982A KR20100113982A KR101150868B1 KR 101150868 B1 KR101150868 B1 KR 101150868B1 KR 1020100113982 A KR1020100113982 A KR 1020100113982A KR 20100113982 A KR20100113982 A KR 20100113982A KR 101150868 B1 KR101150868 B1 KR 101150868B1
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The present invention is to optimize the position of the metal plate to be installed in the bottom of the cooking vessel so that the cooking vessel can be used in the induction stove during the casting molding of the cooking vessel to improve the productivity of the induction stove cooking vessel To provide a manufacturing method.
The present invention is to support the lifting and lowering of the metal plate body exposed to the bottom surface by the cylinder during the molding molding of the cooking vessel recessed in the bottom of the cooking vessel so that the cooking vessel cast molded of aluminum material can be used in the induction stove It is supported by pins to optimize the position of the inside of the cooking vessel manufacturing mold to significantly improve product productivity.

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Cookware manufacturing apparatus for induction range and its manufacturing method

The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing a cooking container for an induction stove, and more particularly to cooking the position of the metal plate body is recessed to the bottom of the cooking container so that the cooking vessel cast molded of aluminum can be used in the induction stove. The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing a cooking container for an induction stove which is optimized at the time of casting molding of a container to improve product productivity.

Induction ranges generally have a built-in coil for generating a magnetic field when a high voltage is applied to the induction range, and such an induction range induces a magnetic field when a high voltage is applied to the coil. The principle is that the metal is heated.

These induction stoves do not generate any flame or harmful gas, so there is no danger of fire, and there is no carbon monoxide inevitably generated when gas is used as a heat source. have.

Induction stoves do not cause burns even when the grille is touched while the container is heated.There is no spark, so there is no risk of fire or explosion, and the body does not burn even when the grille is touched while the power is on. It has been used a lot recently.

However, a container for use in such an induction stove must be made of metal with the bottom surface of the container, which is the part touching the grille, to be magnetically induced by the magnetic field generated by the induction stove. That is, the bottom surface of the cooking vessel should contain iron (Fe).

Therefore, the induction stove can be used only a container made of a magnetic material and a magnetic sensitive metal, a container made of stoneware and ceramics or a container made of a non-ferrous metal such as aluminum or stainless steel that occupies most of the cooking vessel. This is an impossible drawback.

In general, a cooking vessel (pot, frying pan, kettle, pressure cooker, etc.) usable in the induction stove is attached to a conductive metal plate on the bottom surface of the container body of the non-ferrous metal. In other words, the container that can be used in the induction stove is made of a non-ferrous metal and a different material of the metal material.

Such a container can be produced by welding a different material, but it is manufactured by casting molding for mass production simply, but it is difficult to fix the position of the metal plate in a suitable state during casting molding, so that a lot of defective products are produced. In addition, there is a problem that the metal plate is deformed due to the heat of the metal material when the non-conductive metal material is injected.

An object of the present invention is to provide a product that optimizes the position of the metal plate body exposed to the bottom surface of the cooking vessel is recessed in the bottom of the cooking vessel so as to be used in the induction stove cooker cast aluminum molded product It is to provide a method of manufacturing a cooking container for induction stoves to improve the productivity.

The manufacturing apparatus of the present invention for achieving the above object, the metal plate body and the metal plate body having the holes and the holes, and the protruding walls standing from the edges of the long holes and the cutting grooves are cut long outwardly from the center In the manufacturing apparatus of the induction stove cooking container made of a non-ferrous metal container body is filled with a high temperature solution between the holes and the holes and the cutting grooves of the metal plate to be recessed and exposed to the bottom surface. Mold to form a space for forming the container body to be cast; And installed at a lower end of the mold to protrude and elevate into the container body forming space formed inside the mold, and installed at the tip of the cylinder rod to support the metal plate horizontally in the container body forming space. The support plate is characterized in that it comprises a plurality of support pins installed at a predetermined interval along the circumferential direction.

The support pins are made of a diameter of 1mm ~ 4mm, the support pins are characterized in that consisting of 4 to 8 pieces.

The manufacturing method of the present invention for achieving the above object, the metal plate body and the metal plate body having a small hole and the long holes, the protruding walls and the cutting grooves are cut long in the center outward from the edge of the long holes A container formed inside the mold while being lifted by a cylinder installed below the mold for preparing a container so as to manufacture an induction stove cooking container which is recessed and exposed to the bottom surface. Providing support pins that can be positioned as a space for forming a body at regular intervals along the circumferential direction, thereby raising the support pins by the cylinder to be positioned in a space for forming a container body of the mold; Placing the metal plate horizontally on the support pins; A non-ferrous metal material is injected into the mold so that the solution is filled between the small holes, the holes and the cutting grooves so that the metal plate is integrated adjacent to the bottom face facing the induction stove. Casting the container body; Demolding the container body from a mold; And grinding the bottom surface of the container body so that a part of the metal plate is exposed to the outside to the bottom surface of the deformed container body, wherein the container body is manufactured. In the casting, the filling plate of the solution capable of maintaining the state where the metal plate is placed on the support pins is formed, and the support pins are lowered from the space for forming the container body of the mold by the cylinder. do.

The present invention is to be recessed in the bottom of the cooking vessel to be used in the induction stove cooking vessel cast molded of aluminum material to fix the metal plate exposed to the bottom surface with a plurality of support pins during the casting molding of the cooking vessel By optimizing its position, there is an effect of greatly improving product productivity.

1 is a perspective view showing an induction stove cooking vessel,
2 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line II of FIG.
3 is a bottom perspective view showing only a metal plate recessed to the bottom of the induction stove cooking vessel,
4 is an enlarged perspective view of part “A” of FIG. 3;
5 is a perspective view of the metal plate of FIG. 3 seen from above;
6 is a bottom view of the metal plate of FIG. 3,
7 to 9 are views sequentially showing a method of manufacturing a container body by the manufacturing apparatus of the induction stove cooking vessel according to the present invention,
10 is an enlarged view of a portion “B” of FIG. 9;
11 is an enlarged view showing a state of fixing the position of the metal plate body in the mold during the casting molding of the container body by the support pins provided in the manufacturing apparatus of the induction stove cooking vessel according to the present invention,
12A to 12C are plan views illustrating various modifications to the support pins of FIG. 11.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

In order to manufacture the cooking container for the induction stove according to the present invention, firstly provided with small holes (214) and long holes (212) and protruding walls (216) laid from the edge of the long holes (212) and from the center toward the outside The metal plate body 200 having the cutting grooves 222 long cut.

3 to 6, the metal plate 200 is made of a conductive metal material and formed by the container manufacturing mold 400 (see FIGS. 7 to 9). Installed in recessed. At this time, the metal plate 200 is installed to be exposed to the bottom surface of the container body 100, as shown in Figure 1 to 2 in response to the magnetic field generated in the induction stove and the contents contained in the container body 100 Allow to cook.

The long holes 212 include a radially extending from the center of the metal plate 200 and arranged to bend inwardly of the metal plate 200 therebetween, the small holes 214 are the holes 212 It is formed evenly arranged between them. It is preferable that the diameter of the small holes 214 has a degree of about 3 to 8 mm, and when the diameter of the small holes 214 is large, the metal plate body 200 and the container body 100 of a nonferrous metal (aluminum) having different materials are used. This is because the bonding force is lowered and the diameters of the small holes 214 are not good because the material of the container body 100, which is a different material from the metal plate body 200, does not pass. By allowing the material of the container body 100 to pass through the small holes 214 to maintain a firm bonding force, the metal plate 200 can be firmly recessed in the container body 100 integrally.

The metal plate 200 may be installed on the container body 100 such that the protruding wall 216 formed from the edges of the long holes 212 is exposed from the bottom of the container body 100, and the protruding wall ( 216 may be installed on the container body 100 so as not to be exposed to the outside. In the former case, the protruding wall 216 serves to react with the magnetic field generated in the induction stove, and in the latter case, the protruding wall ( 216 increases the coupling surface with the container body 100 so that the metal plate 200 can be firmly installed on the container body 100 of aluminum material. In particular, in the former case, the protruding wall 216 facilitates the processing of the bottom surface of the container body 100 after molding the container body 100.

In addition, the cutting grooves 222 deform the metal plate 200 due to the heat of the solution during the casting molding for forming the container body 100 after placing the metal plate 200 in the mold 400. To prevent it. The cutting groove 222 is preferably formed by cutting the edges of the long holes 212 extending radially from the center of the metal plate 200. The outer peripheral surface end of the metal plate 200 has a predetermined tension by the cutting grooves 222, because of this, the metal plate 200 by the heat of the solution injected during the molding of the container body 100 It stays horizontal without being deformed.

Meanwhile, as shown in FIGS. 7 to 9, the mold 400 for casting the container body 100 includes an upper mold 400a and a lower mold 400b, and the fixed lower mold 400b is formed. The upper mold 400a is moved upward and downward from the upper side to form the container body 100. Reference numeral 401 denotes a molten metal injection hole formed in the upper mold 400a in contact with the space for forming the container body 100 formed between the upper and lower molds 400a and 400b. .

In addition, a cylinder 302 is installed at the lower center portion of the lower mold 400b, and the metal plate body 200 is formed in the space 402 for forming the container body 100 at the tip of the rod 304 of the cylinder 302. Support pins 300 are installed to fix and support the position of the support pins 300 so that the support pins 300 are lifted up and raised in the forming space 402 by the cylinder 302.

As such, the metal plate body 200 and the support pins 300 capable of supporting the metal plate body 200 are introduced into the mold 400 by the cylinder 302 provided under the mold 400. When installed in the elevated state, as shown in FIG. 8 by the cylinder 302 so that the upper end of the support pins 300 protrude in the upper portion of the lower mold 400b in the state where the upper mold 400a is opened. As the metal plate 200 is raised, the metal plate 200 is placed on the supporting pins 300 to be level.

Thereafter, as shown in FIG. 9, the lower mold 400b is covered with the upper mold 400a. In this case, the metal plate 200 supported by the support pin 300 is the container body 100. It can be seen that the upper portion of the portion of the space 402 forming the bottom of the). That is, it can be seen that the metal plate 200 is optimally positioned adjacent to the bottom surface of the container body 100 facing the induction stove.

In addition, the diameter of the support pins 300 in the space 402 of the mold 400 so that the metal plate 200 can be located adjacent to the bottom surface of the container body 100 facing the induction stove. If it can support the diameter is good to form a sufficient 1mm ~ 4mm. Reference numeral 306 denotes a support plate installed at the tip of the cylinder rod 304 to allow the support pins 300 to be arranged in the circumferential direction.

As shown in FIG. 11, the support pins 300 have a function for fixing the position of the metal plate 200 in the space 402 of the mold 400. They protrude into the space 402 of the mold 400 and are installed at regular intervals along the circumferential direction so as to easily support the metal plate 200.

12A to 12C, the support pins 300 are circumferentially supported on the support plate 306 installed at the tip of the rod 304 of the cylinder 302 so that the metal plate 200 can be horizontally supported. It is good to be arranged in a position at a predetermined interval along the direction. That is, the support pins 300 may be installed in a number of four, six, eight, which are arranged at uniform intervals along the circumferential direction, but the number is not limited thereto, and the metal plate 200 is horizontal. It can be a number that can support to achieve.

As shown in FIG. 9 in the state in which the metal plate 200 is horizontally supported by the support pins 300 as shown in FIG. 9, the non-ferrous metal of the high temperature through the hot water 401 inside the mold 400. When the phosphorus aluminum solution L is injected, the aluminum solution L is filled between the small holes 214 of the metal plate 200 and the holes 212 and the cutting grooves 222, and the filling is completed. The support pins 300 are lowered by the cylinder 302 to exit the space 402 of the mold 400.

At this time, the metal plate 200 does not sink and maintains the same state as the state placed on the support pins 300, for this reason, as shown in FIG. Even if it descends from the space 402 of), since the metal plate 200 receives the filling pressure as indicated by the arrow of FIG. 10 from the aluminum solution L for casting the container body, the metal plate 200 is The same state as the state laid on the support pins 300 is maintained without being submerged and is embedded in the bottom portion of the container body 100 formed by the aluminum solution.

When the container body 100 of the cast aluminum material is demoulded from the mold 400, the metal plate 200 is completely formed at the bottom of the container body 100, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2. It can be seen that the horizontal state is achieved, even if the bottom surface of the container body 100, that is, a little polishing the bottom surface facing the induction stove can be seen that the metal plate 200 is easily exposed. As a result, the defective rate of the product is remarkably reduced, so that the productivity is greatly improved, and the polishing operation for exposing the metal plate 200 from the bottom surface of the container body 100 becomes very easy.

100-Container Body 200-Metal Plate
300-support pin 400-mold

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delete delete A non-ferrous metal container having small holes and holes, and having a metal plate body having protruding walls erected from the edges of the holes and cutting grooves long cut outwardly from the center and the metal plate being recessed and exposed to the bottom surface. In order to manufacture an induction stove cooking container made of a main body, support pins which can be positioned as a space for forming a container body formed inside the mold while being lifted by a cylinder installed at a lower part of a prepared container manufacturing mold are circumferentially formed. It is provided at a predetermined interval along the direction, the support pins by the cylinder to raise the protruding position to the space for forming the container body of the mold; Placing the metal plate horizontally on the support pins raised to protrude into the space for forming the container body of the mold; A non-ferrous metal material is injected into the mold so that the solution is filled between the small holes, the holes and the cutting grooves so that the metal plate is integrated adjacent to the bottom face facing the induction stove. Casting the container body; Demolding the container body from a mold; And grinding the bottom surface of the container body so that a part of the metal plate is exposed to the outside to the bottom surface of the deformed container body.
In the casting of the container body, when the filling pressure of a solution capable of maintaining the state where the metal plate is placed on the support pins is formed, the support pins are lowered from the space for forming the container body of the mold by the cylinder. Method of manufacturing a cooking container for induction stove, characterized in that.
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