A heating appliance includes a housing defining a food product compartment having at least a front door and a rear wall opposite the front door. The heating appliance also includes a rack configured to support a food product within the food product compartment. The heating appliance also includes a heating assembly disposed within the food product compartment and an elongate heating device having a first length, and an angled heat distribution member having a second length disposed between the heating device and the rack. The heat distribution member includes a pattern of apertures and the heat distribution member is configured to prevent infrared radiation produced by the heating device from directly reaching the rear wall of the housing, except for infrared radiation that passes through the apertures of the heat distribution member.

A heating appliance includes a housing defining a food product compartment having at least a front door and a rear wall opposite the front door. The heating appliance also includes a rack configured to support a food product within the food product compartment. The heating appliance also includes a heating assembly disposed within the food product compartment and an elongate heating device having a first length, and an angled heat distribution member having a second length disposed between the heating device and the rack. The heat distribution member includes a pattern of apertures and the heat distribution member is configured to prevent infrared radiation produced by the heating device from directly reaching the rear wall of the housing, except for infrared radiation that passes through the apertures of the heat distribution member.

A baking oven for producing baked, preferably edible products, includes at least one upper heating apparatus configured as a radiant heating apparatus and at least one lower heating apparatus configured as a radiant heating apparatus in each of which a fuel mixture containing primary air and a fuel is burnt. The upper heating apparatus is disposed in an upper baking area and above an upper transport level and is directed onto a back surface of an upper plate configuration for heating a baking mould from above. The lower heating apparatus is disposed in a lower baking area between the upper transport level and a lower transport level and is directed onto the back surface of a lower plate configuration for heating the baking mould from above.

A baking oven for producing baked, preferably edible products, includes at least one upper heating apparatus configured as a radiant heating apparatus and at least one lower heating apparatus configured as a radiant heating apparatus in each of which a fuel mixture containing primary air and a fuel is burnt. The upper heating apparatus is disposed in an upper baking area and above an upper transport level and is directed onto a back surface of an upper plate configuration for heating a baking mould from above. The lower heating apparatus is disposed in a lower baking area between the upper transport level and a lower transport level and is directed onto the back surface of a lower plate configuration for heating the baking mould from above.

A conveyor baking oven for continuous baking operation has at least two conveyor baking spaces. A plurality of oven modules of the baking oven have baking spaces, which combine to form the conveyor baking spaces between a respective initial oven module arranged in a leading manner when seen in the bakery product conveying direction, and a respective final oven module, which is the last in row when seen in the bakery product conveying direction. The oven modules have a multi-level arrangement such as to define the at least two conveyor baking spaces. A bakery product conveyor device is used to continuously convey bakery products through the conveyor baking spaces. A thermal oil heating device having at least one thermal oil heat exchanger is used to heat the conveyor baking spaces by radiant heat. The resulting conveyor baking oven is operable efficiently and adaptable to various throughput requirements.

An oven for producing baked products has a plurality of baking irons (3) that are openable and closable and arranged in an elongated machine frame (1) along a continuous conveyor (2) that passes successively through a baking dough application region, a closing region, a baking area (4) for baking the baked products in which at least one heating arrangement (5) is provided for heating, an opening region, and a baked product removal region. The heating arrangement (5) comprises at least one heating element (6) that supplies thermal energy into the baking area (4). The oven has a first heating element receiving portion (14) at which the heating element (6) is detachably connected to the machine frame (1) via a guide device (15). The guide device (15) has at least one guide rail (16) and at least one guide element (17) that can be moved along the guide rail (16).

An oven for producing baked products has a plurality of baking irons (3) that are openable and closable and arranged in an elongated machine frame (1) along a continuous conveyor (2) that passes successively through a baking dough application region, a closing region, a baking area (4) for baking the baked products in which at least one heating arrangement (5) is provided for heating, an opening region, and a baked product removal region. The heating arrangement (5) comprises at least one heating element (6) that supplies thermal energy into the baking area (4). The oven has a first heating element receiving portion (14) at which the heating element (6) is detachably connected to the machine frame (1) via a guide device (15). The guide device (15) has at least one guide rail (16) and at least one guide element (17) that can be moved along the guide rail (16).

This disclosure relates to the field of cooking ovens for the preparation of foodstuffs in an enclosed environment including a visual flame along with a rotating cooking plate upon which foodstuffs are placed and are transported through various cooking regions before being removed from the cooking oven for consumption.

The cooking module for a linear tunnel oven for bakery products includes a cooking chamber having a hearth, in the form of a conveyor belt, that is mobile and permeable to a gaseous heat-transfer fluid, a roof, and a heating device in the hearth and on the roof to cook the products. The heating device in the hearth includes a plurality of orifices for blowing the fluid. The belt is mobile above a sliding surface having openings for the fluid to pass through, and is mobile between two positions, a convection position where the openings coincide with the orifices to let the fluid pass through, and a second position known as a radiation position, where openings are offset from these orifices, the surface forming a screen for the fluid blown through the orifices.

The cooking module for a linear tunnel oven for bakery products includes a cooking chamber having a hearth, in the form of a conveyor belt, that is mobile and permeable to a gaseous heat-transfer fluid, a roof, and a heating device in the hearth and on the roof to cook the products. The heating device in the hearth includes a plurality of orifices for blowing the fluid. The belt is mobile above a sliding surface having openings for the fluid to pass through, and is mobile between two positions, a convection position where the openings coincide with the orifices to let the fluid pass through, and a second position known as a radiation position, where openings are offset from these orifices, the surface forming a screen for the fluid blown through the orifices.