A safe combustion device includes a stove body including a fuel reservoir, a fuel tray disposed vertically above and separately from the fuel reservoir and defining an air flow passage, and a wick with an upper end connected to the fuel tray and disposed in the air flow passage and a lower end disposed in a reservoir space defined by the fuel reservoir respectively.

A safe combustion device includes a stove body including a fuel reservoir, a fuel tray disposed vertically above and separately from the fuel reservoir and defining an air flow passage, and a wick with an upper end connected to the fuel tray and disposed in the air flow passage and a lower end disposed in a reservoir space defined by the fuel reservoir respectively.

A combustion device includes a fuel reservoir which includes a container and a tray disposed on the container and a wick inserted through a first hole of the tray and into a space of the container. Further, the combustion device includes a heat insulating and dissipating device which includes a heat insulating member and a heat dissipating member encircling the wick. The heat insulating member is made of a non-metallic material. The heat dissipating member is made of a metallic material.

A combustion device includes a candle wick and a flow guiding assembly. The flow guiding assembly includes a support, a plurality of guide vanes secured to the support, a first shield member fixed at a side of the support, and a second shield member pivotally connected to the first shield member. The second shield member is pivotable in relation to the first shield member between a closed position and an open position to selectively form a gap. The plurality of guide vanes is disposed between the first and second shield members. The candle wick is disposed between the plurality of guide vanes. Therefore, the combustion device is easy to use by the above structure.

A combustion device includes a candle wick and a flow guiding assembly. The flow guiding assembly includes a support, a plurality of guide vanes secured to the support, a first shield member fixed at a side of the support, and a second shield member pivotally connected to the first shield member. The second shield member is pivotable in relation to the first shield member between a closed position and an open position to selectively form a gap. The plurality of guide vanes is disposed between the first and second shield members. The candle wick is disposed between the plurality of guide vanes. Therefore, the combustion device is easy to use by the above structure.

A solid fuel burning system and method with an electronic ignition system is provided having a filament and a filament support. The filament support positions the filament adjacent the wick or bridge within a hollow core.

A solid fuel burning system and method with an electronic ignition system is provided having a filament and a filament support. The filament support positions the filament adjacent the wick or bridge within a hollow core.

A combustion device allowing for an easy wick installation includes a container having a space forming a fuel tank, a wick holder mounted in the container, and a wick insertably mounted on the wick holder. The wick holder, along an outer peripheral edge thereof, has a resilient structure and defines an elastic portion. The elastic portion is resiliently deformable and abuts against an inner peripheral edge of the container, thereby fitting in the container. The wick has a first end inserted into the fuel tank and a second end protruding on a side of the wick holder opposite to the fuel tank.

A combustion device allowing for an easy wick installation includes a container having a space forming a fuel tank, a wick holder mounted in the container, and a wick insertably mounted on the wick holder. The wick holder, along an outer peripheral edge thereof, has a resilient structure and defines an elastic portion. The elastic portion is resiliently deformable and abuts against an inner peripheral edge of the container, thereby fitting in the container. The wick has a first end inserted into the fuel tank and a second end protruding on a side of the wick holder opposite to the fuel tank.

A solid fuel burning system and method with a wick having a bridge is provided. The system has a melted wax reservoir, a melting grate, and the wick. The melting grate is configured to receive a solid wax. The melting grate located above at least a portion of the melted wax reservoir so that wax melted on the melting grate can be received into the melted wax reservoir. The wick has a perimeter wall, a hollow core, the bridge, and an upper exit opening in communication with the hollow core. The bridge extends across the hollow core between a first portion and a second portion of the perimeter wall. A solid fuel burning system and method with an electronic ignition system is also provided having a power source, a filament, and a filament support. The filament support positions the filament adjacent the wick or bridge within the hollow core.