Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a roasting furnace, more especially to a multilayer roasting furnace.
Description of the Prior Art
Generally speaking, meat or seafood needs little time to be roasted, so turning over the meat or seafood is not quite difficult to a user. However, some foods such as sweet potatoes need more time to be fully roasted, so the foods have to be turned over for several times to make the foods be heated evenly.
Besides, conventional roasting furnaces are designed to have single-layer structures, so the amount of food to be received therein is quite limited. In addition, the food may be burned when the fire is too close or be heated insufficiently when the fire is too distant.
The main object of the present invention is to provide a multilayer roasting furnace which is able to roast food evenly, to reduce the loss of heat, and to prevent from scalding.
To achieve the above and other objects, a multilayer roasting furnace of the present invention includes a support rack, a furnace, at least two roasting apparatuses, and a lid.
The furnace is disposed on the support rack to have a predetermined distance from a ground. Air is able to enter the furnace from a bottom of the furnace. Each roasting apparatus includes a main body and a roasting net. The main body is hollow vertically. The roasting net is arranged in the main body and is positioned on an inner wall of the main body. The main bodies of the at least two roasting apparatuses are stacked to form a roasting space vertically and are placed on the furnace. A central portion of the roasting net of at least one of the roasting apparatuses is disposed with a charcoal collecting cylinder. The charcoal collecting cylinder is hollow vertically and is perforated on a side wall thereof. The lid is disposed on and covering the top one of the roasting apparatuses.
Thereby, the charcoal collecting cylinder may improve the performance of heating due to the stack effect. Thus, the food to be roasted has no need to be turned over or plural times. In addition, the heat can be utilized effectively.
The present invention will become more obvious from the following description when taken in connection with the accompanying drawings, which show, for purpose of illustrations only, the preferred embodiment(s) in accordance with the present invention.
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The furnace 20 is disposed on the support rack 10 and has a predetermined distance from the ground so that air can enter the furnace 20 via the bottom thereof. Each roasting apparatus 30,31,32 includes a main body 311,321 and a roasting net 312,322. The main body 311,321 is hollow along the vertical direction and has two handles at the periphery thereof for holding. The roasting net 312,322 is arranged in the main body 311,321 and is positioned on the inner wall of the main body 311,321. The main bodies 311,321 are stacked together to enclose a roasting space and are disposed on the furnace 20. The central portion of the top face of the roasting net 322 of at least one of the roasting apparatuses 32 is disposed with a charcoal collecting cylinder 301 which is hollow along the vertical direction. The side wall of the charcoal collecting cylinder 301 is perforated. The lid 40 is disposed on and covers the top one of the roasting apparatuses 30,31,32.
In the present embodiment, the support rack 10 comprises two round frames and plural support frames. The two round frames are arranged separately, and the support frames are arranged spacedly between the two round frames to connect them. The furnace 20 has a flange on the outer wall thereof to abut against the top one of the round frames. The furnace 20 has an upper portion which is cylinder-shaped and a lower portion which is funnel-shaped and is tapered downward. A bottom plate 21, a cylinder 22, and a charcoal net 23 are arranged in the furnace 20. The bottom plate 21 is located between the upper portion and the lower portion of the furnace 20. The bottom plate 21 is disk-shaped and hollow. The cylinder 22 is inserted through the bottom plate 21 and is placed on the inner wall of the upper portion of the furnace 20. Preferably, the cylinder 22 extends to the bottom of the furnace 20 so that air can only enter the cylinder 22 to be guided into the charcoal collecting cylinder. The charcoal net 23 is disposed on the top of the cylinder 22. The main body 311 of each roasting apparatus 30,31,32 has at least two support portions 3111,3112 on the inner wall thereof. The distances from the support portions 3111,3112 to the ground, or the heights of the support portions 3111,3112, vary so that the roasting net 312 can be selectively placed on one of the support portions 3111,3112. For example, the support portions 3111,3112 can be a groove and a flange respectively, and the roasting net 312 can be selectively received in the groove or be placed on the flange. Thereby, the user can adjust the position of the roasting net based on what kind of food is to be roasted. Besides, the lid 40 is formed with plural exhausting holes 41. Optionally, at least one cover 302 is included. The cover 302 is selectively disposed on the top of the charcoal collecting cylinder 301 to cover it so as to block the heat from going upward. Thereby, the upper roasting apparatuses may not be over-heated.
More specifically, the present embodiment includes at least three roasting apparatuses 30,31,32. The roasting net 322 of the roasting apparatuses except the bottom one 31 has the charcoal collecting cylinder 301. The charcoal collecting cylinders 301 are stacked and connected to form an elongated space. Optionally, an anti-scald shield 50, a fire regulation device 24, and a thermal insulation structure 60 are also included. The anti-scald shield 50 includes a shield 51 and a stand 52. The shield 51 is hollow along the vertical direction. The shield 51 is disposed on the stand 52 to have a predetermined distance from the ground. The shield 51 is formed with a plurality of holes for heat-dissipation. The support rack 10 stands on the inner wall of the shield 51 so that the furnace 20 is separated from the shield 51. The fire regulation device 24 is placed below the furnace 20. Preferably, the base plate 21 is inclined downward toward the central portion thereof, and the fire regulation device 24 includes a container to receive the oil or the broth from the roasted food dripping from the base plate 21. The container can also receive the falling charcoal dust. Further refer to
The arrangement and number of the roasting apparatuses can be alternated. For example, as shown in
Number | Date | Country | Kind |
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104220844 | Dec 2015 | TW | national |