What is the working principle of gas stove?

Abstract: Gas stove and gas stove are both a kind of stove, and many people are stupid and confused. Want to know if a gas stove is a gas stove? In fact, the gas stove is not the current gas stove, it is the general name of traditional natural gas stove and gas stove, which is more common in outdoor picnics and some hotel tables. In addition, the working principle of the gas furnace is that butane gas enters the regulator, then enters the furnace head, mixes some air, ejects from the fire hole of the distributor, and is ignited by the ignition device to form a flame. Is the specific gas stove a gas stove? What is the working principle of the gas stove? Let's take a look at it in the article! 1. Is the gas stove a gas stove?

The kitchen is mainly equipped with cabinets, cookers, sinks, refrigerators, rice cookers and other facilities, of which cookers are essential and are the premise of cooking. Most kitchen stoves are mainly gas stoves, and some people are used to calling them gas stoves. So is the gas stove a gas stove?

Gas stoves, also known as portable butane gas stoves, are not the current gas stoves. It is a general term for traditional natural gas stoves and gas stoves. Although they are all stove products, there are still essential differences. Compared with the traditional gas stoves, the current gas stoves are smaller, easier to carry, suitable for outdoor picnics and play, and are also common on the dining tables of some hotels.

Second, what is the working principle of the gas stove?

After learning about gas stoves and gas stoves, let's take a look at gas stoves. Do you know how the gas stove works?

When the gas stove is working, butane gas enters the regulator from the butane cylinder, and enters the furnace head after being adjusted by the regulator (adjusted by the knob by the user), and at the same time, some air is mixed in (this air is called primary air). These mixed gases are ejected from the fire hole of the distributor and ignited by the ignition device to form a flame (the air required for combustion is called secondary air), which is used to heat the cooker placed on the pot bracket.