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Class 431/56 - Having cut-off valve by-pass or additional supply to first burner


Subclass of Class 431 - Combustion
Definition: Apparatus including a fuel conduit acting as a bypass around
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 08/07/2007


NumberTitleIssue Date
7252502Method and system for combined standing pilot safety and temperature setting
The method and apparatus provides a controller (which might comprise a microprocessor) that can control gas flow to a pilot burner in fluid communication with a manual pilot valve and an automatic pilot valve. The exemplary embodiments can comprise a selectable inpu...
08/07/2007
5865164Fluid flow valves and cooking machine control systems utilizing such valves
A cooking machine control system for controlling the consumption of fuel by cooking machines, including cooking machines of the type used in restaurant kitchens, such as gas/barbecue broilers, and home cooking machines such as grills, and gas flow valves ...
02/02/1999
5607294Device for automatically controlling the operation of a burner in general
A device for automatically controlling the operation of a burner comprises an electric control unit which controls the ignition and the flame of the burner and which opens a normally-closed solenoid valve disposed in a first fuel-supply line to the burner...
03/04/1997
4413975Combination control with high/low pilot gas flow
A combination control for main and pilot burners of gas burner apparatus wherein a thermostatically controlled redundant simultaneously controls the supply of gas to pilot burner and main burner gas outlets. A pilot flow passage has a first branch passage...
11/08/1983
 
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