JPS5925800A - Drying apparatus utilizing bathroom - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention provides a drying device for bathroom use.

Conventionally, bathroom space has been used as a place for drying. In order to speed up drying, airflow has been forced into and out of the bathroom.

An example of this is as shown in Figure 1, where there is an air outlet a and an outlet 1 on the ceiling of a bathroom. j b, and each of these is connected with an intake pipe C installed in the ceiling and exhaust air A, T, d, and the air outlet a is equipped with a fan e and a heater f. The air passing through the pipe C2 is heated by the heater f and blown out into the bathroom, and the warm air that has contributed to drying the laundry is discharged from the outlet through the exhaust pipe d. In addition, 7 is the heater! ■The hot water pipe to be installed, 11 is the burner that passes hot water through the hot water tank (5j) and the amount is the bath (mv. 111j who come into contact with the laundry before being washed]
Therefore, the drying efficiency per unit volume of hot air is poor. Since the hot air from Zunawaji outlet +-1 is warm, it easily rises immediately and flows in the direction of the outlet. Therefore, the problem was that the drying performance was low.

This invention was made to solve the following two problems.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be explained based on the drawings of the embodiments. Second
In Figures 1 and 3, reference numeral 1 indicates an exhaust port installed in the ceiling of the bathroom, and an exhaust pipe 2 installed in the ceiling is connected to this exhaust 1'' 1, and a fan 3 is installed at 11 for exhaust. The humidified air inside the bathroom is blown out. 4 is a fan 6 which sucks air into the intake pipe 5 in the attic with a heater installed in the ceiling 1 (1), and a fan 6 which adds air drawn by this Noan 6 (1).
1, and has a heater 7 which provides 18% of air. Hot water obtained by a burner 8 circulates through a hot water pipe 9 and reaches the heater 7, where the heated air is obtained by heat exchange. The heated air is blown out through a duct 11 connecting the heater 4 and the hollow bath lid 10. In other words, this heated air is discharged from the washbasin placed between the bath lid 10 and the discharge port 1 [
Since the water is dehumidified in the process of reaching ``1'', the proportion that contributes to the dehumidification of the washed material increases.

Air contributing to drying is not limited to heated air.

Low humidity air is sufficient. In other words, the fan 6 may be used to simply flow the water through the duct 11 communicating with the bath lid 10 without providing a heater.

Here, the air blown out from the opening 12 of the bath lid 100 comes into contact with the washbasin, and then is discharged outside the room through a vent provided on the ceiling. The connection between the duct 11 and the bath lid 10 is such that a connecting pipe 13 protruding from one end of the bath lid 1o is rotatably attached to the duct 11, as shown in FIG.

Note that 14 is a bathtub.

As described above, the present invention provides a bathroom characterized in that a large number of openings are provided on one side of the hollow bath through which the air contributing to drying is guided. In the drying equipment used, the air contributing to 'C1 dry i,'% is from the bath lid,
Since the amount of air 111 that is blown out in the direction and comes into contact with the washbasin located between the outlet and the bath lid increases, the drying efficiency increases.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a schematic longitudinal cross-sectional view showing a conventional example; Fig. 2, i'[S3
Fig. 4 shows an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 (7I schematic longitudinal section, ? is duct and wind,
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FIG. Patent Applicant Matsushita Electric Works Co., Ltd. Representative Patent Attorney Toshimaru Takemoto (() or 2 people) Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4 573

Claims (1)

[Claims] (1) A bathroom drying device characterized by having an outlet in the bathroom ceiling and a large number of holes in the upper surface of a hollow bath lid through which air contributing to drying power is guided.