Tokai Corporation

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Hideo Mifune

Masato Seki

Yasuaki Nakamura

Noriyuki Serizawa

Takashi Tsukamoto

Tomio Nitta

Yosimitu Kaga

Tsutomu Shike

Shinichi Okawa

Jun Kashiwagi

Takayuki Suzuki

Tsutomu Inada

Shike Tsutomu

Serizawa Noriyuki

Tatsuya Tashiro

Yosimitsu Kaga

Satosi Komiyama

A raw material mixture, which has a glass composition containing a salt or an oxide of a flame reaction metal, is heated, and an intermediate base material, in which the salt of the flame reaction metal, or the like, has been thermally decomposed and which is in a temporary sintered state or a fused glass state, is thereby formed. The intermediate base material is ground, and a ground material is thereby obtained. The ground material is mixed together with a liquid and, optionally, a binder, and a viscous flame reaction material is thereby formed. The viscous flame reaction material is supported on a substrate and heated to a temperature, which is not lower than a vitrification melting temperature of the viscous flame reaction material. In this manner, the flame reaction material is fusion bonded to the substrate. Generation of a thermal decomposition gas in the baking step is thus restricted, and the carrying of the flame reaction material on the substrate is carried out appropriately.

Process for producing flame reaction members for burners

In a structure of a burning portion of an alcohol-fueled ignitor provided with a wick for drawing up fuel alcohol in a fuel reservoir by capillarity from one end portion thereof to the other end portion and burning the fuel alcohol at the other end portion, the wick is formed of glass fibers and said the other end portion of the wick at which the fuel alcohol is burnt is exposed in a surface area of 30 mm,to 170 mm,.

Combustor structure for igniters

A liquid fuel burning device comprising a wick for sucking and burning a liquid fuel contained in a fuel tank by capillarity and a vent passage which is provided in a portion other than a fuel passage used by the wick and allows communication between an interior of the fuel tank and the outside air at least during combustion.

Liquid fuel burning device

A liquid fuel burner has a wick for drawing up by capillarity of a draw-up section liquid fuel composed mainly of alcohol contained in a fuel tank and for burning it at a tip flame-producing section, a wick holder for holding the wick, an igniter for lighting the wick and a closure cap for preventing evaporation capable of sealing the wick openably and closably, and a flame-producing section of the wick is made noncircular in cross-sectional shape to increase the surface area exposed above the wick holder.

combustion wick for liquid fuel combustion appliance

Liquid fuel for combustion appliances and combustion appliance using the

Combustion wick for liquid fuel combustion appliances

Combustion apparatus for liquid fuel and combustion wick

Vaporization acceleration device for high-calorie gas appliance

A flame reaction member for a gas appliance has a flame reaction material carrier having a coiled or looped flame reaction material holding portion and flame reaction material carried on the flame reaction material holding portion. When manufacturing such a flame reaction member, a powder composition of the flame reaction material is molded into a body of a predetermined shape. The molded body is heated with the molded body held adjacent to the flame reaction material holding portion and is fused to the flame reaction material holding portion. The flame reaction material holding portion of the flame reaction material carrier is formed of flat wire material.

Flame reaction material carrier and method of manufacturing flame

Combustion appliance for liquid fuel

A catalyst member for a lighter comprises a linear base material, and a fusion bonding material, which is constituted of a material selected from the group consisting of a powdered metal and a vitreous fused material. A finely divided catalyst carrier, which is constituted of a metal oxide, is secured to the surface of the linear base material by the fusion bonding material. A catalyst is deposited on the surface of the finely divided catalyst carrier.

Catalyst member for a lighter and process for producing the same

A catalyst support member for a lighter and the like comprises a base made of heat-resistant material such as a nickel-chrome alloy wire or the like, and a mixed powder comprising a catalyst carrier and a strength maintaining material. The mixed powder is fusion bonded to the base with a vitreous powdered fusion bonding material. The catalyst carrier is essentially composed of metal oxide powder such as aluminum oxide powder, titanium oxide powder or the like. The strength maintaining material is essentially composed of a metal oxide powder, such as aluminum oxide powder, titanium oxide powder or the like, and has a diameter smaller than that of the catalyst carrier.

Catalyst support member

Method of and device for detecting the residual of gas quantity in a

A flame reaction member for gas combustion appliances comprises a flame reaction material, which is to be heated by a gas flame having been produced by a gas combustion appliance and which undergoes a flame reaction and colors the gas flame by the flame reaction. The flame reaction material comprises a glass compound, which is formed by mixing a flame reaction agent and a fused material with each other and fusing them together. The flame reaction agent is constituted of an oxide or a salt of a metal capable of undergoing the flame reaction. The fused material is capable of being mixed and fused together with the flame reaction agent and vitrified.

Flame reaction member for gas combustion appliances and a process for

A gas igniter comprising a main body provided with a gas tank for storing liquified gas to be used as a fuel, a front pipe in the form of a hollow bar extending from the main body, a jetting nozzle for jetting out a gas, and a gas pipe connected between the main body and the jetting nozzle. The nozzle is disposed at a front part of the front pipe At least a part of the front pipe, excluding the front part thereof where the jetting nozzle is disposed, is formed by a flexible member having a restoring force whereby it is bent so that the direction in which the front part is pointed is changed, when an external force is applied, and is restored to the original state in which it is at the time when the external force is not applied, after the external force is released.

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Hideo Mifune