WO1997021791A1 - Combustion piece - Google Patents

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WO1997021791A1
WO1997021791A1 PCT/FI1996/000655 FI9600655W WO9721791A1 WO 1997021791 A1 WO1997021791 A1 WO 1997021791A1 FI 9600655 W FI9600655 W FI 9600655W WO 9721791 A1 WO9721791 A1 WO 9721791A1
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combustion
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Asko Olavi Turunen
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Asko Olavi Turunen
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Priority claimed from FI950521U external-priority patent/FI2288U1/en
Application filed by Asko Olavi Turunen filed Critical Asko Olavi Turunen
Priority to AU10987/97A priority Critical patent/AU1098797A/en
Priority claimed from FI964943A external-priority patent/FI964943A/en
Publication of WO1997021791A1 publication Critical patent/WO1997021791A1/en

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    • C—CHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
    • C10—PETROLEUM, GAS OR COKE INDUSTRIES; TECHNICAL GASES CONTAINING CARBON MONOXIDE; FUELS; LUBRICANTS; PEAT
    • C10L—FUELS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; NATURAL GAS; SYNTHETIC NATURAL GAS OBTAINED BY PROCESSES NOT COVERED BY SUBCLASSES C10G, C10K; LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS; ADDING MATERIALS TO FUELS OR FIRES TO REDUCE SMOKE OR UNDESIRABLE DEPOSITS OR TO FACILITATE SOOT REMOVAL; FIRELIGHTERS
    • C10L11/00—Manufacture of firelighters
    • C10L11/04—Manufacture of firelighters consisting of combustible material
    • C—CHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
    • C10—PETROLEUM, GAS OR COKE INDUSTRIES; TECHNICAL GASES CONTAINING CARBON MONOXIDE; FUELS; LUBRICANTS; PEAT
    • C10L—FUELS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; NATURAL GAS; SYNTHETIC NATURAL GAS OBTAINED BY PROCESSES NOT COVERED BY SUBCLASSES C10G, C10K; LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS; ADDING MATERIALS TO FUELS OR FIRES TO REDUCE SMOKE OR UNDESIRABLE DEPOSITS OR TO FACILITATE SOOT REMOVAL; FIRELIGHTERS
    • C10L11/00—Manufacture of firelighters
    • C10L11/06—Manufacture of firelighters of a special shape

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  • the object of this invention is the combustion piece as described in the foreword of the attached patent claim.
  • the most important benefit of the invention is that it is a pure natural product because it is made of wood. It is easy and tidy to use and time for setting the fire is less than before. It is light which makes it or them easy to carry with you and use it as a portable open fire. Then there is no need to find fire wood from the forest and no damage is caused to the environment. Due to the points stated above, the use of the combustion piece brings economic savings.
  • the combustion piece can have sulphur ends in which case matches are not needed.
  • the combustion piece can also be used in flues to get initial draft in it .
  • Figure 1 presents one combustion piece according to the invention looked vertically from the side.
  • Figure 2 presents the combustion piece of figure 1 looked vertically from the other side.
  • Figure 3 presents the combustion piece of figures 1 and 2 looked vertically from the end.
  • Figure 4 presents an open fire made of the burning pieces looked diagonally from above.
  • Figures 1,2 and 3 present the combustion piece 1 which consists of the stem part 2 which has the following parts: end piece 3, slat 4, air gap 5, side 7a, side 7b, length 8 and detonating agent 9.
  • the combustion piece 1 is most cost effectively made of pine wood, which is dry with the dampness of 8-10% at best.
  • the wood grain are along the length 8 of the ste part 2.
  • the combustion piece 1 can be made e.g. as follows. First fillets are sawn of dry wood along its grain, the measures of the sides of the fillets are same as the sides 7a and 7b of the stem part 2. Next the fillets are cut to the same length as the length 8 of the stem part 2. Before cutting the fillets can be planed with e.g. a lath plane. Next the air gaps 5 are sawn with e.g. a band saw so that there is a end piece 3 at the other end of the stem part 3. The end piece 3 keeps the slats 4 together. The slats 4 are formed while sawing the air gaps 5.
  • the combustion piece 1 is formed of the stem part 2, which is wood, which has slats 4 separated by air gaps 5 at its other end.
  • the slats 4 are attached from their other end to the end piece 3.
  • the slats 4 are along the wood grain and go along the length 8 of the stem part 2.
  • On the sides 7b the air gaps 5 of the slats 4 are as long as the length of the whole stem part 2.
  • there are one or more air gaps 5 which are between the sides 7a, and which are attached to the from their other end to the end piece 3, which keeps the slats 4 attached to the stem part 2.
  • the ignition agent 9 is at the free end of the slats 4.
  • the ignition agent 9 is sulphur, and when the agent previously known on match-boxes is scraped against by the ignition agent 9, the sulphur ignites and ignites either one or more slats 4. Slats 4 can easily be detached from the stem part 2 and be used separately.
  • the combustion piece 1 can be dipped in paraffin to ease the ignition.
  • the measures of the combustion piece 1 can vary so that e.g. its cross-section is rectangular.
  • the slats 4 of the combustion piece 1 can be of different thickness and length in the same stem part 2. By the thickness of the slats 4 and the size of air gaps 5 the time of burning can be affected.
  • the shape of the stem part of the combustion piece 1 can be, looked from above, other than square or rectangular. It can be e.g. a circle.
  • Small combustion pieces 1 can be joined together according to the figure 4 with the help of e.g. package 6, in which case the combustion pieces 1 can be lighted and burnt simultaneously and can be used like a small open fire for e.g. cooking.
  • the package 6 can be manufactured of recycled cardboard.
  • Another way of making a portable open fire is that one combustion piece is made big enough to burn on its own as an open fire.
  • the third way to make an open fire is to ]o ⁇ n the combustion pieces together with the slats 4 interlocked.
  • the combustion piece 1 can be used as follows: the combustion piece 1 is placed m the fireplace and fire wood is put around it and then the combustion piece is lighted and it creates heat and sets the fire wood I fire.
  • the combustion piece 1 can, of course, be put last in the fireplace among the fire wood.
  • the combustion piece 1 can also be placed standing up or horizontally The length of burning is longer if it is standing up The lighting of the combustion piece 1 is done from the ends of slats 4
  • the ignition agent 9 is put at the ends of the slats by means previously known, e.g. by dipping the ends of the slats 4 in liquid sulphur after which the sulphur is allowed to dry
  • the slats 4 are placed upwards and lighted from the middle of the slats allowing the fire to be spread equally

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Abstract

The object of this invention is a combustion piece (1) used for lighting fireplaces and open fires, etc., or just as a source of heat, e.g. a small open fire. The burning piece (1) of this invention is characterised by consisting of the stem part (2) which is wood, with slats (4) separated by air gaps (5) at its other end. The slats (4) are attached by their other end to the end piece (3).

Description

COMBUSTION PIECE
The object of this invention is the combustion piece as described in the foreword of the attached patent claim.
Nowadays fires are lit in many ways, e.g. by using paper, combustion blocks, bark or wood chips.
The current methods have the following bad sides. When using paper for lighting, the paper burns too quickly and it needs to be added to get the fire wood heat sufficiently to set them on fire. Using combustion blocks is not environmentally friendly since the blocks are often made of environmentally harmful substances. Using bark and wood chips causes extra work and rubbish.
The above mentioned can be minimised by using the combustion piece of the invention. Its characteristics are stated in the attached patent claims .
The most important benefit of the invention is that it is a pure natural product because it is made of wood. It is easy and tidy to use and time for setting the fire is less than before. It is light which makes it or them easy to carry with you and use it as a portable open fire. Then there is no need to find fire wood from the forest and no damage is caused to the environment. Due to the points stated above, the use of the combustion piece brings economic savings. The combustion piece can have sulphur ends in which case matches are not needed. The combustion piece can also be used in flues to get initial draft in it .
The following presents the invention in detail with references to the attached figures . Figure 1 presents one combustion piece according to the invention looked vertically from the side.
Figure 2 presents the combustion piece of figure 1 looked vertically from the other side.
Figure 3 presents the combustion piece of figures 1 and 2 looked vertically from the end.
Figure 4 presents an open fire made of the burning pieces looked diagonally from above.
Figures 1,2 and 3 present the combustion piece 1 which consists of the stem part 2 which has the following parts: end piece 3, slat 4, air gap 5, side 7a, side 7b, length 8 and detonating agent 9.
The combustion piece 1 is most cost effectively made of pine wood, which is dry with the dampness of 8-10% at best. The wood grain are along the length 8 of the ste part 2.
The combustion piece 1 can be made e.g. as follows. First fillets are sawn of dry wood along its grain, the measures of the sides of the fillets are same as the sides 7a and 7b of the stem part 2. Next the fillets are cut to the same length as the length 8 of the stem part 2. Before cutting the fillets can be planed with e.g. a lath plane. Next the air gaps 5 are sawn with e.g. a band saw so that there is a end piece 3 at the other end of the stem part 3. The end piece 3 keeps the slats 4 together. The slats 4 are formed while sawing the air gaps 5.
As a summary it can be said that the combustion piece 1 is formed of the stem part 2, which is wood, which has slats 4 separated by air gaps 5 at its other end. The slats 4 are attached from their other end to the end piece 3. The slats 4 are along the wood grain and go along the length 8 of the stem part 2. On the sides 7b the air gaps 5 of the slats 4 are as long as the length of the whole stem part 2. Also there are one or more air gaps 5 which are between the sides 7a, and which are attached to the from their other end to the end piece 3, which keeps the slats 4 attached to the stem part 2. The ignition agent 9 is at the free end of the slats 4. The ignition agent 9 is sulphur, and when the agent previously known on match-boxes is scraped against by the ignition agent 9, the sulphur ignites and ignites either one or more slats 4. Slats 4 can easily be detached from the stem part 2 and be used separately.
The combustion piece 1 can be dipped in paraffin to ease the ignition.
The measures of the combustion piece 1 can vary so that e.g. its cross-section is rectangular.
The slats 4 of the combustion piece 1 can be of different thickness and length in the same stem part 2. By the thickness of the slats 4 and the size of air gaps 5 the time of burning can be affected.
The shape of the stem part of the combustion piece 1 can be, looked from above, other than square or rectangular. It can be e.g. a circle.
Small combustion pieces 1 can be joined together according to the figure 4 with the help of e.g. package 6, in which case the combustion pieces 1 can be lighted and burnt simultaneously and can be used like a small open fire for e.g. cooking. The package 6 can be manufactured of recycled cardboard. Another way of making a portable open fire is that one combustion piece is made big enough to burn on its own as an open fire. The third way to make an open fire is to ]oιn the combustion pieces together with the slats 4 interlocked.
The combustion piece 1 can be used as follows: the combustion piece 1 is placed m the fireplace and fire wood is put around it and then the combustion piece is lighted and it creates heat and sets the fire wood I fire. The combustion piece 1 can, of course, be put last in the fireplace among the fire wood. The combustion piece 1 can also be placed standing up or horizontally The length of burning is longer if it is standing up The lighting of the combustion piece 1 is done from the ends of slats 4
The ignition agent 9 is put at the ends of the slats by means previously known, e.g. by dipping the ends of the slats 4 in liquid sulphur after which the sulphur is allowed to dry
When using the combustion piece 1 as an open fire, the slats 4 are placed upwards and lighted from the middle of the slats allowing the fire to be spread equally
The invention s not restricted to the above mentioned ways of use but various alterations are possible within the restrictions for using an invention as stated m patent claim

Claims

PATENT CLAIMS
1. Combustion piece (1) used for lighting fireplaces and open fires, etc., or just as a source of heat, e.g. a small open fire, n o w n for the combustion piece consisting of a stem part (2) which is wood, with slats (4) separated by air gaps
(5) at its other end. The slats (4) are attached by their other end to the end piece (3) .
2. Combustion piece (1) according to the patent claim (1) , k n o w n for having air gaps (5) between slats (4) along the sides (7b) and that are as long as the length (8) of the whole stem part (2) , and that there are one or more air gaps (5) of the sides (7a) and they are attached to the end piece (3) which keeps the slats (4) attached to the stem part (2) .
3. Combustion piece 1 according to the patent claims 1 and 2 n o w n for the slats (4) being along the wood grain.
4. Combustion piece 1 according to the patent claims 1,2 and 3 k n o n for having ignition agent (9) at the free end of the slats (4) .
5. Combustion piece 1 according to the patent claim 2 k n o w n for the ignition agent (9) being sulphur, and when the ignition surface is scraped, the sulphur lights up and it lights up one or more slats (4) at the same time.
AMENDED CLAIMS
[received by the International Bureau on 17 April 1997 (17.04.97) original claims 1-5 replaced by new claims 1 and 2
(1 page)]
1 Burning piece (1) used for lighting fireplaces and open fires, etc., or πust as a source of heat, e.g. a small open fire The burning piece (1) consists of the stem part (2) which is wood, with slats (4) separated by air gaps (5) at its other end The slats (4) are attached by their other end to the end piece (3) The piece (1) is k n o w n for the slats (4) attached, but detachable, by their one side to the end piece (3) , and hence the slats (4) can be used separately
2 Combustion piece (1) according to the patent claim 1, k n o w n for the combustion pieces (1) being connected to each other with slats (4) interlocked
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FI950521U FI2288U1 (en) 1995-12-13 1995-12-13 Förbränningsklabb
FIU950521 1995-12-13
FI964943 1996-12-11
FI964943A FI964943A (en) 1995-12-13 1996-12-11 Palamiskappale

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WO2000050544A1 (en) * 1999-02-22 2000-08-31 Pasi Kinnunen Heating means

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US696267A (en) * 1902-01-02 1902-03-25 Pollard And Metcalfe Ltd Fire-lighter block.
DE368412C (en) * 1923-02-05 Georg Gloystein At the end of the fire lighter divided by longitudinal and transverse incisions
DE697888C (en) * 1939-08-31 1940-10-25 Wilhelm Lamprecht Combustible fire lighter
DE843250C (en) * 1944-07-13 1952-07-07 Marcel Fracheboud Burners, in particular fire lighter
FI56394B (en) * 1972-03-08 1979-09-28 Eino Aleksanteri Kurkela SPISVED
DE3510429A1 (en) * 1985-03-22 1986-09-25 Uno 2390 Flensburg Toru Tinder block made from wood with aperture(s) and/or incision(s)

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Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
DE368412C (en) * 1923-02-05 Georg Gloystein At the end of the fire lighter divided by longitudinal and transverse incisions
US696267A (en) * 1902-01-02 1902-03-25 Pollard And Metcalfe Ltd Fire-lighter block.
DE697888C (en) * 1939-08-31 1940-10-25 Wilhelm Lamprecht Combustible fire lighter
DE843250C (en) * 1944-07-13 1952-07-07 Marcel Fracheboud Burners, in particular fire lighter
FI56394B (en) * 1972-03-08 1979-09-28 Eino Aleksanteri Kurkela SPISVED
DE3510429A1 (en) * 1985-03-22 1986-09-25 Uno 2390 Flensburg Toru Tinder block made from wood with aperture(s) and/or incision(s)

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WO2000050544A1 (en) * 1999-02-22 2000-08-31 Pasi Kinnunen Heating means
US6855181B2 (en) 1999-02-22 2005-02-15 Pasi Kinnunen Heating means

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