Improvements in or relating to gas burners more especially for grills

Abstract

Abstract 387,871. Atmospheric gas-burners. KEMPTON, C. H., Stangate House, Westminster Bridge Road, London, and BISSELL, W., 8A, Castle Street, Warwick. April 8, 1932, No. 10080. [Class 75 (i).] A tubular gas grill burner 10 is adapted to be mounted rotatably on a gas nipple by means of a collar 13 extending from a plate 18 for effecting an even distribution of gaseous mixture to the row or rows of nozzles 12. The pivot pin 17 supporting the closed end 11 of the burner may be of triangular &c. crosssection so as to locate the burner in definite angular positions. The plate 18 may be provided with holes 21 and supported by a step 22, or recess, in the inner end 11 or it may be cut away at 23, 25 and supported at the inner end by a strut 26, additional holes 241 being provided if necessary. Alternatively, the plate may be tapered throughout its length to provide a passage for the gaseous mixture. The burner may be cast in one with the plate or may be formed in two longitudinal portions, the plate being separate or integral with one of the portions. Specifications 305,786 and 335,256, [both in Class 75 (i), Burners &c.], are referred to. The Provisional Specification states also that the plate may be perforated and tapered and a counterweight may be cast upon the burner tube or the collar to balance the weight of the handle 16.

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