EP1996756A1 - Domestic appliance having a detergent solution container - Google Patents
Domestic appliance having a detergent solution containerInfo
- Publication number
- EP1996756A1 EP1996756A1 EP07704652A EP07704652A EP1996756A1 EP 1996756 A1 EP1996756 A1 EP 1996756A1 EP 07704652 A EP07704652 A EP 07704652A EP 07704652 A EP07704652 A EP 07704652A EP 1996756 A1 EP1996756 A1 EP 1996756A1
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- EP
- European Patent Office
- Prior art keywords
- household appliance
- ballast weight
- appliance according
- adhesive
- tub
- Prior art date
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Classifications
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
- D06—TREATMENT OF TEXTILES OR THE LIKE; LAUNDERING; FLEXIBLE MATERIALS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- D06F—LAUNDERING, DRYING, IRONING, PRESSING OR FOLDING TEXTILE ARTICLES
- D06F37/00—Details specific to washing machines covered by groups D06F21/00 - D06F25/00
- D06F37/26—Casings; Tubs
- D06F37/265—Counterweights mounted to the tub; Mountings therefor
Definitions
- the invention relates to a household appliance with a tub and at least one ballast weight, which is mechanically connected via at least one own contact surface with at least one contact surface of the tub.
- ballast weights are notoriously fixed by screws to the outer walls of tubs. Since these punctiform mounts have often not satisfied, the number of compounds per ballast weight has been steadily increasing, and yet these compounds remain punctiform, which often leads to cracks between the connection points in conjunction with ballast weights of the brittle material concrete. In addition, thereby increasing the requirements for the maintenance of tight tolerances due to the large number of dimensionally matched mounting points.
- connections between plastic tubs and ballast weights have been created by means of molded dowels in which additional bearing surfaces were obtained by a spreading process (for example, by a screw additionally screwed along the dowel extension). But even this form of attachment could not satisfy, because the areas between the attachment points are still at risk from bending stresses that the brittle concrete material often can not resist.
- a circular or annular ballast body is required, which greatly limits the freedom of the design of liquor containers. Since the strap must also include tab-like projections on the tub, the design of a tool for tubs is very complex, and the tab-like extensions must be shaped in a special way to correspond with corresponding formations on Ballastces.
- DE 693 07 668 T2 discloses a washing machine or a combined washer-dryer in which at least one ballast weight is attached to a plastic tub.
- the ballast weight has a hollow plastic container in which water can be filled as ballast material.
- the plastic container of the ballast weight has an outer contour, which fits snugly and thus form-fitting with a corresponding structure on the tub.
- the plastic container is arranged on the tub so that the two structures fit positively into one another and the pairs of matching structures after joining by fusion welding of the plastic materials are firmly connected.
- a domestic appliance according to the invention has a tub with at least one ballast weight, which is mechanically connected via at least one own contact surface with at least one contact surface of the tub.
- the ballast weight is attached to the tub by adhesion between the contact surface of the ballast weight and the contact surface of the tub, the mechanical connection being formed by gluing.
- a major advantage of this connection method is the large-area or full-surface adhesion between the contact surfaces, in which the loads on the ballast weight can be widely distributed. This is particularly advantageous when used in washing machines, because there in the course of a spin process in which the laundry drum and tub with a number of mounted components (motor, heater, pleated sleeve, etc.) existing vibration system is excited to many thousands of vibrations, which load the fastening components of the ballast weight.
- the contact surface of the tub can be formed at least partially made of plastic or metal. It is expedient that the attachment of the ballast weight can also be done on tubs made of stainless steel or plastic.
- the ballast weight may be formed of metal, preferably of cast metal, of plastic or of pure concrete. Ballast weights made of metal can be used especially when the space inside the household appliance requires a small volume ballast weight.
- An advantageous embodiment of the invention has at the contact surface of the ballast weight or the tub at least one elevation, which is contacted with a substantially flat area of the contact surface to be connected, wherein in the cavities between the elevations adhesive is deposited, which is when bonding extends into the planar area to prepare the adhesive bond between the contact surfaces.
- the elevations can serve to maintain a defined distance between the contact surfaces until the bond has hardened.
- the connection between the ballast weight and the tub can be made low effort and yet safe.
- a pre-positive attachment of the ballast weight to the tub is not required, but may be desirable to fix the ballast weight easier in its intended position. Elevations preferably extend in the direction of the contact surfaces.
- ballast weight as a solid body made of concrete. At most, can be provided to increase the stability reinforcements within the concrete body.
- the ballast weight can be formed from at least two solid materials, wherein the one material is a plastic. At least one other portion of the ballast weight is made of another solid material and is connected to the plastic part.
- the second solid material is concrete or a concrete containing compound.
- a sufficiently heavy ballast weight can be created.
- attached to the tub ballast weight is used by weighting to increase the inertia and consequently to limit the vibrations of the tub during a spin phase. This is particularly advantageous if a rotating drum in the tub of a washing machine unbalanced with Laundry items is filled and is driven at a relatively high rotational speed.
- the plastic portion of the ballast weight is a discrete plastic part that partially extends into the second solid material.
- the second material is completely penetrated by the plastic part of the ballast weight.
- Such a two-component ballast weight allows for a variety of configurations.
- a variable shape of these two components can be generated, which can be optimized in terms of the arrangement of the ballast weight on the tub and in free spaces within the household appliance.
- the elevations are rib-shaped.
- any other shape of the connecting element can be designed, which leads to a raised structure of the connecting element compared to the remaining part of the contact surface.
- a pin-shaped or pointed or conical configuration of the elevations may also be advantageous.
- the plastic part of the ballast weight may have an undercut. On the one hand, this makes it possible to improve the connection of the plastic part to the second solid material of the ballast weight and, on the other hand, to achieve the best possible mechanically strong connection with the contact area of the tub.
- the elevations may advantageously be formed on the base saline and bonded to the contact surface of the plastic part of the ballast weight.
- the elevations may be formed on the ballast weight and have adhesive contact with a substantially flat region of the plastic region of the tub.
- a plurality of elevations in the plastic region of the tub or on the plastic part of the ballast weight are formed, which extend in substantially the same direction.
- a plurality of contact regions can be created with the plastic region to be joined, whereby the strength of the mechanical connection is improved can be.
- the adhesive particles deposited between the elevations ensure the distribution of adhesive to all contact areas.
- the plastic part of the ballast weight has at least two separate contact surfaces, which are connected to a connecting web.
- the connecting web is formed of plastic.
- a special form of reinforcement provides a reinforcing wire between the two contact surfaces.
- the connecting web and / or the reinforcing wire is surrounded by the second material of the ballast weight at least partially and / or are.
- the second material of the ballast weight may be cast in the second material.
- the ballast weight can advantageously be formed cuboid or partially annular. However, other shapes of the ballast weight are not excluded.
- the elevations are preferably an integral part of the associated plastic parts. This allows the plastic parts with the surveys are made in one piece.
- the plastic part for the ballast weight can be made by a single injection molding.
- the household appliance is a washing machine or a combined washer-dryer.
- FIG. 1 shows a tub in a schematic side view with a view of the weighted with a ballast weight oscillating system
- ballast weights 2 to 7 a variety of possible embodiments of a ballast weight with plastic parts, the contact surfaces are suitable for attachment by means of an adhesive, 8 and 9 further embodiments of ballast weights showing a measure for attachment to a tub,
- Fig. 1 1 to 13 arrangements of caterpillar-shaped adhesive surfaces for different strength loads glues and
- a tub 2 is mounted on struts 3 swinging. Via a belt transmission 4, an electric motor 5 drives the laundry drum 6 mounted horizontally within the tub 2.
- the laundry drum 6 and the tub 2 have a common feed opening 9, can be inserted through the laundry 15 in the drum 6 and removed from it and is sealed by a bellows 7 to the interior of the housing 1 out. Through a door 8, the feed opening can be closed at the front.
- ballast weight 10 which is attached to the front side of the tub 2 above the feed opening 9 is used.
- the ballast weight 10 and the tub 2 are connected by an adhesive bond 133 between the mating contact surfaces 1 1 of the ballast weight 10 and 12 of the tub 2 with each other.
- the ballast weight 10 is formed in all embodiments of two different solid materials.
- the main component of the ballast weight 10 is made of concrete.
- the plastic part 13 serves to attach the ballast weight 10 to the tub 2 and is connected in the different examples of FIGS. 2 to 9 depending on the requirements form-fitting and non-positively connected to the concrete part.
- the ballast weight 10 may be formed as a cuboid or according to FIG. 10 in a form adapted to the field of use, with the plastic part 13 partially extending into the concrete body or partially enclosing the concrete body. Ballast weights according to the invention can also be applied to others Locations of the tub or additionally be attached there to achieve special weight distributions.
- the plastic part 13 is provided with two extensions 131 which protrude into the concrete body. At the end of the extensions 131, outwardly directed limbs 132 are provided, through which undercuts which act in the pulling direction of the ballast body 10 away from the tub 2 arise, which result in a form fit between the concrete body and the plastic part.
- the concrete body may have a form adapted to the respective field of use.
- the plastic part 161 protrudes with two Clearre- ments 162 in the concrete body 163, which are angled inwardly by leg 164 at the end, in turn - similar to FIG. 1 - form-fitting undercuts.
- the contact surfaces 165 and 175 of the ballast weight 16 and 17 shown in FIG. 2 and 3 are provided for receiving adhesive for connection to the tub 2 with recesses in the form of grooves 166 and 176.
- the grooves 166 and 176 Prior to joining the ballast weight to the intended mating surface 12 (Fig. 1) of the tub 2, the grooves 166 and 176, respectively, are filled with adhesive mass sufficiently to force adhesive masses onto the raised portions of the mating surface 12 as the mating surfaces are pressed together. The pressing is completed when the projections lying between the recesses sit on the counter-contact surface.
- the volume of the grooves will of course be kept as low as possible, so that no more adhesive mass is consumed than is absolutely necessary. It is also possible to provide in the contact surface 12 of the tub 2 wells for receiving adhesive.
- the contact surfaces 165 and 175 of the ballast weight 16 and 17 are made smooth. It is also possible to provide wells with a large volume instead of the grooves, wherein the adhesive composition does not fill such wells fully. Even after a pressing of the ballast weight to the tub complete filling of the recess with the pressed adhesive mass is not mandatory.
- ballast weight 18 (FIG. 4) with a completely flat contact surface 185, which in the exemplary embodiment illustrated here is attached to the concrete body 183 completely enclosing plastic part 181 is attached.
- a flat contact surface but also be attached to a plastic part, in other ways, for. B., as shown constructed.
- Distance holding surveys but can also be mounted outside the ß provided for bonding contact surfaces. Such surveys can have large contact surfaces.
- Fig. 5 another embodiment is shown, in which difficult casting undercuts can be completely dispensed with.
- the intimate frictional connection is established, which is established between the surfaces of the concrete body 193 and the plastic part 191 by the inlay injection molding process.
- the plastic part 191 of the ballast weight 19 has to a plurality of extensions 192 which penetrate into the concrete body 193, so that the sum of the friction forces a sufficiently large holding force for the concrete body 193 results in the glued plastic part 191.
- the plastic part 191 has a completely flat contact surface 195.
- the plastic part 201 of the ballast weight 20 in FIG. 6 can also provide a larger deposit space for the adhesive mass on the side facing the tub 2 and, for example, be convex or concave on the contact surface 205. Only two in the concrete body 203 extending strips 202 larger extent then hold the ballast weight 20 on the plastic part 201. The protruding from the concrete body 203 strip parts 204 in turn serve to keep distance against the contact surface 12 on the tub 2. This form will be chosen especially then if the incorporation of a larger mass of adhesive is beneficial for durability.
- ballast weight 21 in FIG. This is a tubular plastic part 21 1 with two retaining flanges 212 used, the tubular part of the concrete body 213 is completely surrounded.
- the tubular member may have any regular or irregular cross-section, e.g. B. a circular shape or a polygonal column shape.
- Fig. 8 and 9 two methods for attaching an adhesive connection are shown with reference to two other variants for the formation of the ballast weight 80 and 90, respectively.
- the concrete body 803 of the ballast weight 80 in Fig. 8 has a recess in which also the
- Plastic part 801 with a hollow cone 808 penetrates. This depression, together with a cone adapted in shape 128 on the contact surface 12 of the tub 2 that between the ballast weight 80 and the contact surface 12 on the tub 2 no transverse movements are possible. Shear forces can therefore have no influence on the adhesive bond. Reinforcing with regard to the adhesive bond between the contact surface 805 of the plastic part 801 and the contact surface 12 of the tub 2 also acts that the cone 128 is additionally bonded to the hollow cone 808. As a result, the forces acting on the adhesive joint are absorbed and divided in different directions.
- the bonding of the anchored in the concrete body 903 plastic part 901 can be seen by two or more Kleberaupen 127 are given to the contact surface 12 of the layer container 2 and the ballast weight 90 is then pressed with its contact surface 905 against the contact surface 12 of the tub 2.
- Figs. 8 and 9 To produce the adhesive bond are - as in Figs. 8 and 9 merely indicated - several adhesive beads on one of the contact surfaces, for. As the (12) of the tub 2, and then the ballast weight 89 and 90 pressed to the tub until the bond is cured sufficiently. The best positioning of the adhesive beads can be determined by trial and run in the series process by a machine. In the example of FIG. 8, it is also recommended to glue the cone 128 to the hollow cone 808. To accelerate curing, a hardening accelerator may be added to the adhesive. The adhesive surfaces are to be cleaned before the bonding process or pre-treated so that an intimate contact of the adhesive to the respective adhesive surface is formed.
- the size of the entire adhesive surface between the plastic part 161, 171, 181, 191, 201, 21 1, 801 or 901, in particular the recesses 166 or 176 or 206 and the contact surface 12 of the tub 2 may vary and depending on the be formed by the load generated forces, z. B. from the forces generated during spin.
- the ballast weight 10 is arcuate.
- the illustrated adhesive surfaces 101, 102, 103 or 104 may cover a circular width, rectangular, annular part of the width of the ballast weight 10 or cover the entire width of the ballast weight. These surfaces can only represent the adhesive spots on the plastic part 13 of the ballast weight 10 or form the surfaces of the plastic part directly.
- Individual surfaces may be connected to each other by webs 105 or reinforcements, not shown, wherein the webs may also be designed with or without reinforcement.
- ballast weight 10 As a result of the various embodiments of the ballast weight 10, a very wide variety of shapes can be designed, which are formed from two solid materials. In addition to the cost concrete only relatively simple plastic parts are needed, which are to insert in the manufacture of concrete parts in the mold. This allows a simple design of the entire ballast weight can be realized, even if the shapes of the contact surfaces 1 1 on the ballast weight 10 and 12 are formed on the tub 2 more complex. By choosing the material, a cost-effective implementation of the ballast weight can be ensured.
- FIGS. 11 to 13 it can be seen how the adhesion of the later mechanical load can be adjusted by the simple variation of the size of the adhesive surfaces.
- the figures show views of the front of a tub 2 for a front-operated washing machine.
- the almost closed annular contact surface 12 of the tub 2 surrounds the charging opening 9.
- the attached on this front ballast weight 10 is shown by dashed lines.
- Fig. 1 1 shows a two-sided arrangement of adhesive beads 1 17 in the upper regions of the ballast weight 10.
- the relative brevity of applied before the compression of the contact surfaces of the ballast weight 10 and the tub 2 Kleberaupen 1 17, for example, measured for a bond the forces between the liquor container 2 and the ballast weight 10 is to withstand how th they occur at spin speeds of the laundry drum 6 mounted in the tub 2 of 900 U / min.
- the bond will withstand when the adhesive beads 127 are sized longer according to FIG.
- forces should be resisted, as they occur at 1200 rpm.
- Very long adhesive beads 137 according to FIG. 13 are set up for forces as they occur at 1500 rpm.
- FIGS. 15 and 18 show two parallel adhesive beads 157 and 187 respectively. Deviating from this, however, these adhesive beads can also deliberately not run parallel if, for example, parts of the adhesive surfaces require a denser bonding compared to other adhesive surfaces , More or less application of adhesive can also be controlled by interrupting the adhesive bead (s) 167 or 197 according to FIGS. 16 and 19 and / or the adhesive bead (s) 177, 207 or 217 according to FIGS. 17, 20 and 21 in waves or zig-zag lines is (are).
- FIGS. 18 to 21 furthermore show that approximately parallelepiped ballast weights on correspondingly shaped contact surfaces can be fastened in the same way as by annular caterpillars also by adhesive beads 187, 197, 207 and 217 with a straight main direction.
- the adhesive composition may vary depending on the above
- adhesive can be applied in U-shaped beads.
- a punctiform or planar application of the adhesive composition is also conceivable.
- the adhesive bonds can be made fully automatically by a simple machine.
- the adhesive bonds can be realized both for a ballast weight attachment to surfaces of a frontal floor or a jacket or a bottom of the tub.
- the adhesive joints for vibration systems with high spin speed are suitable because the load can be introduced over a large area in the respective components, so that the voltage per surface element in the mechanical connection is very low.
- the proposed measures are equally applicable to tubs made of stainless steel and ballast weights of pure concrete or cast metal.
- the adhesives preferably consisting of a polyurethane or a silicone and the volumes of the adhesives applied by the geometric specifications advantageously provide.
- ballast weight 803 Concrete body of ballast weight 80 805 Contact surface of ballast weight 80
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