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    Ó5525EN 14 SUMMARY A container for lice pulp has a base part (210, '310) with a bottom (2l2,' 312), and a preferably cylindrical wall (230, '330) extending upwards the seed base part. Because the base part and the wall are made as separate parts, several advantages are achieved in terms of material selection, lighting properties and handling. (Fig. 2a)
    公开号:SE1250884A1
    申请号:SE1250884
    申请日:2012-07-20
    公开日:2014-01-21
    发明作者:Ronny Hjelm；Hugo Lundkvist
    申请人:Norrsken Refill Handelsbolag；
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    专利说明:

    [7] An object of the present invention is to provide a container for light pulp which is easy to reuse.
    [8] Another object of the present invention is to provide a container for lice mass which enables full combustion of the entire lice mass and provides a higher safety in comparison with known containers in the form of disposable containers in aluminum.
    [9] Because the base part and the wall are designed as separate parts, several advantages are achieved in terms of material selection, lighting properties and handling.
    [10] In a preferred embodiment, the wall is made of a rigid material, preferably heat-resistant plastic. Thereby the advantage is achieved that this part can be transparent, which improves the lusiness properties. In a preferred embodiment, the base part is made of an elastic material, preferably fireproof silicone. Because the base part is made of elastic material, removal of any remaining lye mass is facilitated. Furthermore, the achievement of a tight joint between the base part and the wall is facilitated, which improves fire safety. ó5525SE 3
    [12] In a preferred embodiment, the base part is peripherally provided with one or more circumferential flanges, which are arranged to make sealing engagement with the inner surface of the wall. Thereby the advantage is achieved that the container becomes tight and leakage of liquid lye mass is prevented, which increases fire safety. This is further improved if the wall has hooks arranged in the lower edge of the wall and arranged to pour the wall into place on the base part.
    [13] In a preferred embodiment, the bottom is circular and slopes downwards towards the center of the bottom. This ensures that liquid lius mass accumulates during the wick, which gives complete or almost complete combustion of the lius mass.
    [14] In a preferred embodiment, a foot part is arranged at the periphery of the base part. This ensures a stable construction, which prevents the container from tipping over, which poses a fire hazard.
    [15] In a preferred embodiment, spacers, preferably in the form of studs, are arranged in the center of the bottom. This allows access of liquid lye mass during the wick, which further increases the combustion.
    [16] In a preferred embodiment, a magnet is attached centrally to the bottom of the base member. This cooperates with the metal in a wick holder and ensures that the wick maintains its central position in the container, even when all the lye mass is in liquid form.
    [17] In a preferred embodiment, in use, there is lius mass in the form of an insert with a body of solidified lius mass, which preferably has one or more vertical channels in the peripheral surface of the body, a wick and a wick holder. Because the body has vertical channels, air can flow out from the bottom of the container through these channels, which avoids that residual air slows down the placement of the lice mass in the container. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The invention will now be described, by way of example, with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which: Fig. 1a shows a section through a first embodiment of a candle holder according to the invention, in which base part and wall are made in one piece, Fig. 1b shows a plan view of the candle holder in Fig. 1a, Fig. 2a shows a section through a second embodiment of a candle holder according to the invention, in which base part and wall are made as separate parts, Fig. 2b shows a plan view Fig. 3a shows a section through a third embodiment of a candle holder according to the invention, in which a base part is attached to the bottom of a candle lantern, Fig. 3b shows a plan view of the candle holder in Fig. 3a, Figs. Fig. 4a shows a section through a fourth embodiment of a candle holder according to the invention, in which a base part is integrated with a candle lantern, and Fig. 4b shows a plan view of the candle holder in Fig. 4a.
    [20] Figs. 1a and 1b show a first embodiment of a candle holder, generally designated 101, which comprises a base part 110 and a cylindrical wall 130.
    [21] The container has a shape adapted to receive light mass in the form of an insert 140, shown in broken lines in the figures. The insert 140 comprises a substantially cylindrical body 142 consisting of solidified light mass, which in a preferred embodiment has one or more vertical channels in the peripheral surface of the body.
    [22] In order for the wick to remain centered or not float up when the whole lus mass is in liquid form, a magnet 16 is attached centrally in the bottom 112 of the base part 1.
    [23] The lower part of the base part 1 10 has at its periphery a square circumferential foot in the form of a cylindrical foot part 18, which is formed as a circular flange which extends downwards from the periphery of the base part 1 10. Through this foot part 18, good friction is obtained between the base part 11 and the surface on which the base part is placed, which reduces the risk of accidental movement of the container 101 and thereby accidents. In addition, the circumferential foot 1 18 provides a stability which reduces the risk of the container 101 overturning. Through the foot part, a sealed space 120 is also formed between the bottom 1 12 and the base on which the base part 1 10 is placed. Thanks to this space, which is closed when the base part is placed on the substrate for 10 to 10 years, a zone is created between the warm light mass and the substrate.
    [24] The base part merges upwards into a cylindrical wall 130, which extends upwards from the periphery of the base part 1. The wall at its upper edge is preferably provided with a thicker reinforcement 132.
    [25] In this embodiment, the entire container 101, including the base part 1 and the wall 130, is made of an elastic material, such as fireproof silicone. Because this material is elastic, residual remnants of lice mass can be easily removed before reusing containers, ie. before inserting a new insert 140 with lye mass in the container. This material also has the advantage that it has low thermal conductivity and is aesthetically pleasing; it can, for example, be done in different colors.
    [26] The light mass container 101 is used in the following manner. An insert 140 with lius mass is placed in the empty container 101. In use, the wick 144 is lit, and the heat generated gradually melts the lius mass. Molten lius mass is allowed to flow down to the bottom 1 12 thanks to the channels 142a which are arranged in the mantle surface of the insert, where the molten lius mass due to the inclination of the bottom 1 12 collects in the space under the wick formed thanks to the spacers 1 14. There the melt is sucked the wax up from the wick and burned.
    [27] When substantially all of the lius mass has been burned, the residues accumulate in the space during the wick, which ensures that substantially all of the lius mass is burned. When the light is extinguished, any remaining light mass, when it has solidified, can be easily removed by pressing the bottom 1 of the container 101 from below. Thanks to the fact that the container 101 is made of elastic material, the bottom solidified light mass deforms, after which the container 101 recovers its previous form when releasing the pressure.
    [28] A second embodiment of a container for light pulp according to the invention will now be described with reference to Figs. 2a and 2b. Corresponding parts in this embodiment have the same reference numerals as those in Figs. 1a and 1b but increased by 100.
    [29] This second embodiment is largely similar to the first embodiment described with reference to Figs. 1a and 1b, but with the difference that the wall forms a separate part. Thus, a light bulk container, generally designated 201, includes a base portion 210 and a cylindrical wall 230. The base portion 210 has a circular bottom 212 which slopes toward the center, allowing molten mass to flow toward the center of the bottom. Arranged in the center of the bottom 212 are spacers in the form of studs 214, which function in the same way as in the first embodiment.
    [30] The container has a shape adapted to receive light mass in the form of an insert 240, which in shape and function corresponds to the insert 140 described above. Also in this embodiment a magnet 21ó is attached centrally to the bottom 212 of the base part 210 to hold wick holder 246 in place.
    [31] The lower part of the base part 210 has at its periphery a circumferential foot in the form of a cylindrical foot part 218, which is formed as a circular flange extending downwards from the periphery of the base part 210 and which together with the bottom 212 and the base defines a space 220. The foot portion 218 and the space 220 and have the same function as in the first embodiment.
    [32] This second embodiment also comprises a cylindrical wall 230, which, however, is designed as a separate part. The wall 230 is preferably made of a rigid material, such as heat-resistant plastic. Because it is made of this material, the ó5525SE wall 230 can be made transparent, which contributes to a better light function. In addition, the plastic can be gassed with different colors, which enables different colored lights.
    [33] The base part 210 is at its periphery provided with one or more circumferential flanges 222, which make etching engagement with the inner surface of the cylindrical wall 230 when the wall has been passed over the base part, as shown in Fig. 2a. The engagement between the wall 230 and the base part 20 is further improved by hooks 234 in the lower edge of the wall 230 which hold it in place on the base part. It is thus possible to remove the wall 230 from the base part during, for example, cleaning. Thanks to the fact that the base part 210 is made of an elastic material, it is possible to reattach the wall 230 to the base part 211. This also allows a replaceability if, for example, one wants to replace a wall 230 of a color with a wall of another color.
    [34] Otherwise, the second embodiment functions as the first embodiment described above.
    [35] A third embodiment of a container according to the invention will now be described with reference to Figs. 3a and 3b. This third embodiment is largely similar to the second embodiment described with reference to Figs. 2a and 2b, but with the difference that the base part is obtained by a candle lantern or the like, which encloses the container itself. Thus, a container for light mass, generally designated 301, comprises a base part 3010 and a cylindrical wall 330. The base part 300 has a circular bottom 3 l 2 which slopes towards the center, which enables narrow light mass to flow towards the center of the bottom. In the center of the bottom 312, spacers in the form of studs 314 are arranged, which function in the same manner as in the first embodiment.
    [36] The base part 3010 is attached to the bottom 342 of a candle lantern, generally designated 340, which also has a circumferential wall 344. The candle lantern can be made in many different shapes and materials and the shape shown in the figures is only one of ó5525SE 9 many. The candle lantern 340 is preferably made of tempered or unstained glass, but other materials are also possible.
    [37] The container has a shape adapted for receiving light mass in the form of an insert (not shown in Figs. 3a and 3b), which in shape and function corresponds to the insert 240 described above. Also in this embodiment a magnet 31ó is attached centrally in the bottom 312 of the base portion 310 to hold the wick holder (not shown) in place.
    [38] The lower part of the base part 310 has at its periphery a circumferential foot in the form of a cylindrical foot part 318, which is formed as a circular flange which extends downwards from the periphery of the base part 310 and which together with the bottom 312 of the base part 310 and the bottom 342 of the lantern 340 defines a space 220.
    [39] This third embodiment also comprises a cylindrical wall 330, which, as in the second embodiment, is designed as a separate, preferably rigid part, of for instance heat-resistant plastic. Because it is made of this material, the wall 330 can be made transparent, which contributes to a better light function, especially in combination with a transparent light lantern 340. In Fig. 3a the wall 330 is shown separated from the base part 310, e.g. immediately before it is comforted on the base or after it has been removed from the seeds. Because the scale 340 is removable, you will eat any remaining light mass, which can thus be easily removed before sweetening a new insert of light mass.
    [40] The base part 330 is otherwise designed as the base part 230 in the second embodiment, i.e. sucks with one or more circumferential flanges at its periphery for sealing engagement with the inner surface of the cylindrical wall 330.
    [41] Otherwise, the third embodiment functions as the second embodiment described above. ó5525SE 10
    [42] A fourth embodiment of a container according to the invention will now be described with reference to Figs. 4a and 4b. This fourth embodiment is largely similar to the third embodiment described with reference to Figs. 3a and 3b, but with the difference that the base part and the wall of the container are more integrated with the candle lantern or the like, which encloses the container itself for candle mass.
    [43] The base part 410 is integrated with the wall 444 of a candle lantern, generally designated 440. The candle lantern can be made in many different shapes and materials and the shape shown in the figures is only one of many.
    [44] The container has a shape adapted for receiving light mass in the form of an insert (not shown in Figs. 4a and 4b), which in shape and function corresponds to the insert 240 described above. Also in this embodiment a magnet 41 centrally attach the bottom 412 of the base portion 410 to pour the wick holder (not shown) into place.
    [45] The lower part of the base part 410 is at its periphery integrated with the wall 444 of the light lantern 440 and forms a circumferential foot in the form of a cylindrical foot part 418, which is formed as a circular flange extending downwards and outwards from the periphery of the base part 410. The foot part 418 together with the bottom 412 and the base on which the container is placed form a space 420. The foot part 418 and the space 420 and have a corresponding function as in the embodiments described above.
    [46] This fourth embodiment also comprises a cylindrical wall 430, which, as in the first embodiment, is integrated with the base part 410. In this embodiment, the entire container, including the lantern, can be made of an elastic material, such as silicone, or in a rigid material, such as heat-resistant glass.
    [47] Otherwise, the fourth embodiment functions as the above-described embodiments.
    [48] Preferred embodiments of a container for light pulp have been described.
    It will be appreciated that these may be modified within the scope of the appended claims without departing from the spirit of the invention. Thus, the wound features in the various embodiments can be freely combined, unless this is contradicted by practical bowl.
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    Claims (10)
    [1]
    Container for light mass, comprising a base part (210; 310) with a bottom (212; 312), and a preferably cylindrical wall (230; 330) extending upwards from the base part, characterized by a base part. and the wall are made as separate parts.
    [2]
    Container for light pulp according to claim 1, in which the wall (230; 330) is made of a rigid material, preferably heat-resistant plastic.
    [3]
    Container for light pulp according to claim 1 or 2, in which the wall (230; 330) is transparent.
    [4]
    Container for light pulp according to one of Claims 1 to 3, in which the base part (10; 20, 10; 310; 410) is made of an elastic material, preferably fireproof silicone.
    [5]
    Container for light pulp according to any one of claims 1-4, in which the base part (20) is provided at its periphery with one or more circumferential flanges (222;), which are arranged to make sealing engagement with the cylindrical wall (230). interior. oh.
    [6]
    A container for light pulp according to any one of claims 1-5, wherein the wall (230) has hooks (234) in the lower edge of the wall arranged to hold the wall in place on the base part (210). ó5525SE 13
    [7]
    Container for light mass according to one of Claims 1 to 6, at the bottom (212; 312) is circular and slopes downwards towards the center of the bottom.
    [8]
    Container for light mass according to any one of claims 1-7, comprising a foot part (218; 318) arranged at the periphery of the base part (210; 310).
    [9]
    Container for light pulp according to any one of claims 1-8, comprising spacers in the form of studs (214; 314) arranged in the center of the bottom (212; 312).
    [10]
    A lightweight container according to any one of claims 1 to 9, comprising a magnet (216; 316) attached centrally to the bottom (212, 310) of the base portion (210; 310). A lius mass container according to any one of claims 1-10, comprising lius mass in the form of an insert (240) with a body (242) of solidified lius mass, which preferably has one or more vertical channels in the peripheral surface of the body, a wick (244 ) and a wick holder (246).
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