Principle of windproof lighter

The principle of windproof lighters is Bernoulli principle.

Windproof lighter refers to a lighter made by Bernoulli principle, and its fire is different from that of ordinary lighters. Windproof lighters can ignite even in harsh environments such as strong winds. According to Bernoulli's principle, windproof lighters can spray gas at a high speed, which can form a lower pressure at a suitable position on the airflow channel of the lighter.

In order to "breathe in" more air and fully mix it with the lighter gas, it reacts and burns violently. The high temperature formed by the flame makes the gas expand more, the pressure increases, and the flame ejects at a higher speed. So it is not easy to go out. If the fire goes out, the high-temperature metal mesh cover will instantly ignite the fire again.

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Lighters are small ignition devices. It is mainly used for lighting fire, smoking, cooking and so on. The main components of lighter are ignition mechanism and gas storage box. When the ignition mechanism moves, the generator ignites the gas area to ignite the gas. According to the characteristics of ignition mechanism, lighters can be divided into flint steel wheel lighters and piezoelectric ceramic lighters.

The gas used in lighters is mainly combustible gas. Early use of gasoline. Butane, propane and liquefied petroleum gas are widely used today. The originator of modern lighters can be said to be16th century European tinder box and CHUCK-MUCKRS tinder box with the same name. They work on the same principle, and both use lighter iron to generate sparks and ignite flammable materials.