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EP0338285A1
EP0338285A1 EP89105315A EP89105315A EP0338285A1 EP 0338285 A1 EP0338285 A1 EP 0338285A1 EP 89105315 A EP89105315 A EP 89105315A EP 89105315 A EP89105315 A EP 89105315A EP 0338285 A1 EP0338285 A1 EP 0338285A1
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hotplate
holding element
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Robert Ing.(Grad.) Kicherer
Felix Schreder
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EGO Elektro Geratebau GmbH
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EGO Elektro Gerate Blanc und Fischer GmbH
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    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
    • F24C—DOMESTIC STOVES OR RANGES ; DETAILS OF DOMESTIC STOVES OR RANGES, OF GENERAL APPLICATION
    • F24C15/00—Details
    • F24C15/10—Tops, e.g. hot plates; Rings
    • F24C15/102—Tops, e.g. hot plates; Rings electrically heated
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H05—ELECTRIC TECHNIQUES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • H05B—ELECTRIC HEATING; ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES, IN GENERAL
    • H05B3/00—Ohmic-resistance heating
    • H05B3/68—Heating arrangements specially adapted for cooking plates or analogous hot-plates
    • H05B3/70—Plates of cast metal

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  • the invention relates to an electric hotplate with a hotplate body and is designed according to the invention for flat installation to achieve space-saving installation.
  • the invention also relates to an electric hotplate in which the hotplate body forms a cooking surface directly on its side facing away from the underside and is expediently designed to have different heights in the area of the underside, it being possible for it to be provided with at least one engagement member which cooperates with a holding element is used, with which the hotplate is secured against a hotplate, in particular in that the hotplate is tensioned downwards or against an upward-facing contact surface of the hotplate.
  • the holding element is located relatively deep below the undersides of the electric hotplates, and in this respect more height is required on the underside of the hotplate than would be required per se due to the engagement height of the electric hotplates.
  • the invention is further based on the object of creating an electric hotplate of the type mentioned, in which the disadvantages of known designs are avoided and with which, in particular, a reduction in the overall installation height thereof is possible in a simple manner.
  • the hotplate body is designed to be flatter in a thermally protected manner, for example essentially has a lower overall height in its radially outer region.
  • At least one receiving recess is expediently provided on the underside for the recessed receiving of at least a part of the holding element.
  • the underside of the hotplate body is profiled in a variety of ways, namely with projections projecting downwards.
  • the hotplate body can have an outer flange edge which is located near its outer circumference and an inner flange edge which is provided near a recessed zone in the cooking surface, an annular, less protruding heating zone being delimited between the two flange edges and having, for example, at least one spiral groove with at least one heating resistor embedded in an insulating compound on the underside of the hotplate body.
  • the inner flange edge usually projects less far down than the outer flange edge, which can determine the lowest level of the underside of the hotplate body with its end face.
  • a central pin can also protrude on the underside, which is expediently provided in the central axis of the hotplate and is surrounded at a radial distance by the inner flange edge or the heating zone.
  • This center pin can protrude as far as the outer flange edge, but it is particularly useful if the lower end face of the Center pin is at least by the thickness of the holding element or by the depth of the receiving recess higher than the lower end face of the outer flange edge or as the lowest level of the rest of the hotplate body.
  • an electric hotplate of the type mentioned also consists in that at least one receiving recess for the holding element is provided directly to prevent the hotplate from rotating relative to the hotplate, preferably the side flanks of the receiving recess being directly used as anti-rotation stops are assigned to the outermost side edges of the holding element, so that no separate anti-rotation element needs to be molded out of the holding element or from its central section lying on the underside of the hotplate. Rather, the entire anti-rotation element or its part engaging in the underside of the electric hotplate is at the same height as the central portion of the holding element, so that no additional height is required for the anti-rotation element.
  • the holding element can be cup-shaped or bowl-shaped for one or more hot plates, star-shaped or cruciform or similar, but this results in a particularly simple design if the holding element is strip-shaped with an essentially constant strip width and the width of the receiving recess corresponds to the Width of the holding element is adapted, since then a particularly simple alignment of the hotplate with respect to the holding element is possible and good ventilation of the hotplate is ensured.
  • the holding element can have a width that is substantially the same as the outer diameter of the central pin or only slightly larger.
  • At least two mutually opposite receiving recesses are provided in the outer flange edge of the hotplate body, these receiving recesses being of the same size or so can be designed so that the hotplate can be mounted equally well in two positions rotated by 180 ° to each other.
  • the underside of the hotplate body is usually expediently closed with an end cover made of sheet metal or the like, which expediently projects at most by at least its material thickness above the underside of the hotplate body and has an annular rim at the lowest level of the hotplate body, that is to say on the lower end face of the outer flange edge.
  • This will underside the hotplate formed by the underside of the end cover, this underside being about the material thickness of the end cover deeper than the underside of the hotplate body and at least in a stacked state no further parts projecting beyond the underside of the hotplate.
  • this end cover can also be designed for the recessed receiving of the holding element, for which purpose the end cover expediently has, on the underside, a receiving recess which is adapted to the outer contour of the holding element, for example diagonally or radially groove-shaped.
  • the end cover can be secured to the hotplate body with respect to the central pin, for example with claw members, with respect to its outer circumference or with a screw engaging in a threaded hole in the central pin. If this screw is designed as a hollow screw, it can receive a holding screw which passes through the holding element and with which the hotplate can be clamped downward against the holding element.
  • the receiving recess or receiving recesses in the hotplate body are also suitable for securing the end cover against twisting in relation to the hotplate body in the predetermined mounting position, for serving as alignment aids or markings for an automatic handling device (robot) during the assembly of the electric hotplate and / or also to help prevent the entire electric hotplate from rotating relative to the hotplate.
  • the end cover expediently has an attachment on the edge for the respective receiving recess of the hotplate body, which engages in the associated receiving recess of the hotplate body. This, projecting upwards Appropriate approach forms on the underside of the hotplate or the end cover itself a receiving recess for example for the engagement of the holding element.
  • the attachment is designed in the manner of a lining of the cutout forming the inner surface of the receiving recess in the outer flange edge of the hotplate body, so that the effective receiving recess is narrower than the material thickness by about twice and less by the material thickness There is a recess in the hotplate body.
  • the bottom part of the diagonal groove-shaped or similar receiving recess of the end cover can be clamped directly against the central pin of the hotplate body and e.g. be supported on its lower end face.
  • the receiving recess is expediently offset in the circumferential direction with respect to this connector, with an offset angle of approximately 45 ° or an integer multiple of this angle has proven advantageous.
  • the connector is thereby with the hotplate installed in a view on its underside at a distance from one side of the holding element.
  • an electric hotplate 1 has a hotplate body 2 consisting essentially of one piece of cast material, the annular upper side of which forms an essentially continuous cooking surface 3.
  • the hotplate body 2 On the underside 4 facing away from the cooking surface 3, the hotplate body 2 has an outer flange edge 6, which is essentially concentric with its central axis and has an annular flange 6, which in the area of the cooking surface 3 on the outer circumference is essentially only surmounted by an annular collar 5.
  • the hotplate body 2 In the center or in its central axis, the hotplate body 2 still has one downward protruding, possibly downwardly tapered conical center pin 8, which can be provided with a threaded blind hole extending from its lower end face.
  • the hotplate body 2 In the center of the annular cooking surface 3, the hotplate body 2 forms a flat depression 9, the outer circumference of which lies in the area of the inner flange edge 7 or within the inner circumference thereof.
  • annular heating zone 10 On the hotplate body 2 there is an annular heating zone 10 which is offset from the end face of the outer flange edge 6 towards the cooking surface 3 and is delimited on the outer and inner circumference by the flange edges 6, 7.
  • one or more spiral grooves 11 are provided in the underside of the hotplate body 2, concentrically one inside the other and each separated by spiral webs, with each spiral groove 11 a separate, elongated heating resistor 12 can be arranged in the form of, for example, a resistance wire coil. It is also possible for only a single heating resistor or, according to FIG. 3, three separately switchable heating resistors 12 to be provided.
  • Each heating resistor 12 is embedded in the associated spiral groove 11 in a pressed insulating compound 13 with respect to the hotplate body 2 without contact.
  • the underside 4 of the hotplate body 2 is closed with a cover 14 which is profiled in the circumferential and radial directions and is therefore stiffened, which has, for example, peripheral beads 6 adjoining the inner circumference of the outer flange edge and four radial beads offset by 90 ° to one another and the outer circumference of which has one over them Circumference forms a substantially closed continuous, annular disk-shaped ring edge 15 which bears against the lower end face 16 of the outer flange edge 6.
  • This ring edge 15 is profiled essentially the same as the end face 16 or in such a complementary manner to this end face 16 that it prevents rotation and engages in this end face 16 essentially tightly only in a predetermined rotational position.
  • the end cover 14 is expediently secured in relation to this central pin in a hotplate with central pin 8.
  • the hotplate body does not have a central pin, as is the case, for example, with so-called automatic hotplates, it can be ring-shaped and fastened to the end face of the inner flange edge 7 with suitable securing members, for example fastening screws.
  • the hotplate body of such automatic hotplates has, instead of the central pin in the center, an opening through it for receiving a temperature sensor.
  • connection ends 19 are formed by the free ends of connecting wires which penetrate the insulating body 18 and are connected in the space within the hotplate body 2 with pin projections of the heating resistors 12; these pin projections protrude downward from the insulating compound 13.
  • all parts of the connecting wires are at most as deep as or higher than the lowest level of the hotplate or the end cover 14, so that hotplates according to the invention can be easily transported and stored in stable and compact stacks.
  • the electric hotplate 1 is intended for individual or group assembly on a profiled hotplate 20 made of sheet metal or the like, which then has a number corresponding to the number of hotplates installed, for example two, three, four or more hotplates.
  • the hotplate 20 has one opposite the outer circumference of the audible outer flange 6 slightly larger and possibly slightly smaller than the outer circumference of the collar 5 to 21.
  • the receiving opening 21 is provided in the area of an annular coiling rim 22 which surrounds the hotplate and which is shaped upward above the outer adjacent level of the hotplate, on the annular disc-shaped apex of which the hotplate 1 is supported with a support ring 24.
  • the sheet metal, approximately U-shaped support ring 24 is attached adjacent to the collar 5 with its inner ring leg on the outer circumference of the outer flange 6, supported with its washer crossbars on the underside of the collar 5 and with its radially outer, outside of The outer circumference of the ring collar 5 and the ring leg, which is flared at an acute angle downwards, is supported on the apex of the coaming rim 22.
  • the opening edge 23 of the receiving opening 23 is substantially over its entire circumference slightly higher than the apex of the coaming 22, which is correspondingly stepped upwards into this opening edge 23 so that the gradation and the receiving opening of the radially outer ring leg of the support ring 24 completely are covered.
  • the opening edge 23 is therefore below the collar 5 or approximately in the middle between the collar 5 and the apex of the coaming 22.
  • a strip-shaped holding element 25 is provided which is constantly wide over its length and which has one or both ends at the opening tion edge 23 or the apex of the coaming 22 and is preferably formed in one piece from the hotplate 20.
  • the holding element 25 has a flat strip-shaped, essentially continuously flat or cross-sectionally straight central section 26, which lies on the underside 4 of the hotplate 1, but is provided slightly higher than the lowest level of this underside, namely according to FIG. 3, for example, slightly above the lower end face 16 of the outer flange edge 6.
  • the central section 26 merges at its two ends via a section 27 which is curved upwards in part-circle fashion into a section leg 28 which is inclined obliquely upwards and outwards, which in turn adjoins the hotplate or the apex section of the coaming rim 22 via an oppositely curved transition section.
  • the curved section 27 lies at least partially in the area of the outer flange edge 6.
  • the central section 26 of the holding element 25 has at least one through hole for a holding screw 29, which in the exemplary embodiment shown is shown in FIG Threaded bore of the central pin 8 is screwed in. With this retaining screw 29, the electric hotplate 1 is clamped against the top of the hotplate 20 in the manner described.
  • the electric hotplate 1 can hold the holding element 25 on its underside 4 in the manner described, it has, on the underside, receiving recesses 30 distributed over the circumference for the recessed engagement of the holding element 25, in particular the middle section 26 and the curved sections 27.
  • receiving recesses 30 are provided in the region of the lower end face of the outer flange edge 6, both of which are formed identically and advantageously in the manner of flat rectangular grooves in such a way that they are downward in the Width are slightly expanded.
  • a pair of these receiving recesses 30 expediently lies essentially in an axial plane of the hotplate body 2, which is provided at right angles to the axial plane which passes through the center of the connecting piece 17.
  • a pair of receiving recesses 30 can also be provided, which lies at an angle, preferably at an angle of approximately 45 °, to this axial plane of the connecting piece 17;
  • two of the radial beads mentioned are also expediently provided, while the axial plane of the first-mentioned pair of receiving recesses 30 is provided in the middle between the two axial planes of the four radial beads.
  • the connector 17 lies between two adjacent radial beads.
  • the outer flange edge 6 has in its lower end face 16 a cutout 31 substantially corresponding to the recess shape, in which the end cover 14 engages with an extension 32 which is at least shaped out of its ring edge 15.
  • This approach is so adapted to the shape of the cutout 31 that it rests with its bottom part on the bottom of the cutout 31 as well as with its flanks on the side surfaces of the cutout 31 with almost no play.
  • the end cover 14 If the end cover 14 is not pulled up at least approximately by the depth of the receiving recess 30 within its ring edge 15, i.e. between opposite receiving recesses 30 or in its central field, then it expediently has on its underside a diametrically or respectively uninterruptedly connecting the two opposite receiving recesses 30 Diagonal groove 33, the cross sections of which are expediently equal to those of the receiving recesses 30, so that these receiving recesses 30 practically form the ends of the diagonal groove 33.
  • the depth of the receiving recesses 30 or the diagonal groove 33 are greater than the material thickness of the holding element 25 or of the central section 26, which lies essentially exclusively in a plane perpendicular to the central axis of the hotplate.
  • the bottom part of the projection 32 formed out of the end cover 14 can rest on the central pin 8 or on its lower end face.
  • the diagonal groove 33 can also differ slightly in depth from at least one or both receiving recesses 30, the depth of the diagonal groove 33 expediently being smaller.
  • the part of the respective curved section 27 tangentially adjoining the central section 26 engages in the respective receiving recess 30.
  • the receiving recesses 30 can also differ in width from the diagonal groove 33. In at least one area, however, the width of the receiving recess 30 or the diagonal groove 33 is relatively closely matched to the associated width of the holding element 25, so that the electric hotplate 1 is secured against twisting by limiting the stop relative to the holding element 25 and thus positively against the hotplate 20.
  • electric hotplates 1 of the type described have at least one anti-rotation and / or positioning member 34 on the underside, by means of which the end cover 14 can be secured against rotation with respect to the hotplate body 2 and which is used as a marking when the hotplate 1 is mounted on the hotplate 20 Rotational orientation, namely for example to identify the rotational position by an automatic assembly machine.
  • the receiving recesses By means of the receiving recesses according to the invention, such a positioning member 34 in and of itself can be completely dispensed with, since at least one receiving recess can take over the task of this positioning member 34.
  • the positioning member 34 can also be provided at an additional angle to the receiving recesses 30.
  • the end cover 14 has on its ring edge 15 an attachment adapted to this cutout, which, like the attachment 32, engages in its associated cutout and forms an engagement recess on the underside.
  • all holding elements 25 extend approximately parallel to the outer edges of the hotplate 20 in a view of the underside, the holding elements elements 25 for adjacent electric hot plates 1 cross, preferably at right angles to each other.
  • At least one of the holding elements 25 or all holding elements 25 lie at an angle of preferably approximately 45 ° to the outer edges of the hotplate 20, so that adjacent holding elements 25 are also below one Angles to each other are provided.
  • connection coupling is at least one hotplate, in particular all hotplates, on the side facing away from the center of the hotplate 20 such that the respective connector 35, for example points essentially against one of the four associated corners of the hotplate 20.
  • the holding elements are again provided in a manner similar to that described with reference to FIG. 4, but the connection couplings 35 are arranged facing outwards. It is also conceivable to provide at least one holding element approximately parallel and at least one holding element obliquely to the outer edges of the hotplate and / or min at least one connection coupling pointing to the center and at least one connection coupling pointing away from the center of the hotplate.
  • FIGS. 8 and 9 the same reference numerals as in FIGS. 1 to 7 are used for corresponding parts, but in FIG. 8 with the index "a” and in FIG. 9 with the index "b".
  • a holding shell 39 which is essentially closed at the bottom and at the circumference is formed in one piece from the hotplate 20a, which with its approximately cylindrical, but substantially lower shell edge 41 compared to the outer flange edge 6a, directly to the inner circumference or inner jacket of the Süllrandes 22a connects.
  • the bowl bottom 40 is relatively flat in two planes, namely curved in the shape of a spherical cap in such a way that its inside of the curve receives the underside 4a of the electric hotplate 1a.
  • the bowl bottom 40 merges into a relatively large radius of curvature 'in the cross-section of the cross-section, which is curved approximately in the shape of a partial circle, into the bowl edge 41, this transition zone 42 essentially covering the area of greatest proximity of the holding bowl 39 to the hotplate body 2a in the area of the outer edge of the lower end face 16a of the Flange edge 6a forms.
  • the inner circumference of the shell edge 4l can be smaller than the outer circumference of the ring collar 5 and, to form an opening edge 23a located only at the gap distance from the outer circumference of the flange edge 6a, can be adapted relatively closely to the flange edge 6a.
  • the support ring 24a lies radially slightly outside the apex on the coaming 22a.
  • the holding element 25a is expediently formed in one piece with the holding shell 39, preferably molded out of the bottom 40 of the shell, in such a way that it protrudes radially outward from the central axis of the hotplate body 2a in a view of the underside, but in a strip shape over the inside of the Shell bottom 40 protrudes to the bottom 4a of the hotplate 1a.
  • the holding element 25a connects with a tongue-root-like transition section 26a in one piece to the shell bottom 40 and is bent in the region of this transition section 26a by an angle of less than 90 ° against the end cover 14a from the shell bottom 40, such that the shell bottom 40 is one of the development form of Holding element 25a has corresponding slit-like opening.
  • the holding element 25a is curved or angled in the manner of a runner in the shape of a part circle in the direction of the inside of the shell bottom 40, so that its free end leg 28a is directed against the shell bottom 40 and the outside of the curve on the bottom wall 32a is only in the end cover 14a provided receiving recess 30a is under prestress.
  • the end cover 14a has radially within its ring edge 15a a beading projecting to the inner periphery of the flange edge 6a as a centering, the radially inner flank of this ring bead projecting downward over the lower end face of the flange edge 6a or the ring edge 15a, so that the otherwise in substantially flat bottom of the end cover 14a is lower than this lower end face or is provided approximately in the plane of the lower end face of the central pin 8a.
  • the radial groove-shaped receiving recess 30a is formed in the bottom wall, that of the radially inner flank of the annular bead of the end cover 14a only extends approximately over that part of the radial extent of the bottom of the end cover 14a which lies below the heating zone 10a.
  • the depth of the receiving recess 30a is smaller than the distance of the bottom of the end cover 14a from the ring edge 15a.
  • the design of the holding element and the receiving recess can also be provided in accordance with DE-GM 87 02 478 and / or DE-GM 87 08 395, to which reference is made here for further details and effects.
  • the electric hotplate 1a projects less far than downward, being provided very protected inside the receiving opening 21a formed by the holding shell 39 and the holding shell 39 practically a second, thick-walled end cover lying below the end cover 14a forms.
  • a temperature switch 36 is provided which continuously monitors the temperature of the hotplate body 2a and at least partially or completely switches off the heating when a predetermined limit value is exceeded and switches on again automatically after falling below this limit.
  • the material thickness of the hotplate body 2a may also be selected to be smaller in the area of the recess 9a than in the area of the heating zone 10a or the cooking surface 3a, the material thickness in this area being the dimension between the cooking surface 3a and the groove base of the spiral groove or Spiral grooves 11a is to be understood.
  • a switch housing 37 of the temperature switch 36 made of ceramic insulating material, for example steatite, with projections pointing upwards.
  • the switch housing 37 can be resiliently supported with its underside on the bottom of the end cover 14a, so that it is held between the latter and the underside of the hotplate body 2a by tensioning.
  • a switch contact not shown, for example a snap switch, which is influenced by a temperature sensor 38.
  • this temperature sensor could, for example in the form of a bimetallic sensor, lie within the switch housing 37, it is expediently designed as an external temperature sensor 38, which, however, is mechanically rigidly connected to the switch housing 37 and is therefore carried exclusively by the latter.
  • the rod-shaped temperature sensor 38 which has an outer tube and an inner rod with different coefficients of thermal expansion, is free from the side of the switch housing 37 facing away from the central pin 8a or is contact-free in relation to the end cover 14a and the underside of the heating zone 10a, it covering almost the entire radial extent of the Heating zone 10a is sufficient and is very close below this or below the inner flange edge 7a approximately parallel to the cooking surface 3a.
  • the undersides of the switch housing 37 or the temperature sensor 38 can extend to the level of the lower end face 16a of the flange edge 6a or even lower.
  • the temperature switch 36 is only indicated by dash-dotted lines in FIG. 8.
  • the holding shell 39b is essentially cylindrical in shape. It has an essentially continuously flat shell bottom 40b, a continuously approximately cylindrical shell edge 41b over its entire height, which is approximately the same or greater than the outer flange edge 6b, and a transition zone 42b between the two, which is curved with a relatively small radius of curvature.
  • the bowl base 40b can thereby have a substantially constant distance from the underside 4b of the electric hotplate 1b, this distance being, however, greater than the circumferential distance of the bowl edge 41b from the flange edge 6b.
  • the lower end face 16b of the outer flange edge 6b lies approximately at the level of the lower end face of the central pin 8b, the end cover 14b projecting downward over this plane essentially only with its material or sheet thickness, so that a very favorable stacking surface for the stacked transport of similar electric hot plates 1b is given.
  • the coaming 22a slopes flat from the apex radially outwards
  • the coaming 22b according to FIG. 9 is designed to be radially stepped out from the apex, with the support ring 24b resting on the lower ring step immediately adjacent to the apex.

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