KR200455136Y1 - Grill Washer - Google Patents

Abstract

A grill washer is disclosed. When the grill washer is placed by the operator on the inlet side of the housing, the grill is transferred to the outlet side by the first and second transfer members. Therefore, it is very convenient. In addition, since the first and second chains are not deformed by the first and second supporting members, the grill is accurately conveyed along the conveying path without departing out of the conveying path. Thus, the degree of washing of the grill is improved.

Description

Grill Washer {WASHING MACHINE FOR GRILL}

The present invention relates to a grill washer.

1 is a perspective view of a conventional grill cleaner, which will be described.

As shown in the drawing, an inlet 11 through which the grill 50 is input is formed on one side, and a housing 10 having an outlet 13 through which the grill 50 is discharged is formed on the other side.

Chains 20 which form a closed loop are respectively installed on the inner front and rear sides of the housing 10, and a pair of brushes 30 for rotating the grill 50 while rotating between the chain 20 and the chain 20 are provided. Is installed.

When the operator transfers the grill 50 to the brush 30 in a state where the grill 50 is positioned on the inlet 11 side, between the brush 30 on the upper side and the brush 30 on the lower side, which rotate in opposite directions. Grill 50 is introduced and washed.

A support piece 23 is coupled to the chain 20 to guide the outer circumferential surface side of the grill 50 so that the entire portion of the grill 50 is correctly introduced into the brush 30.

Conventional grill washer as described above, because the operator has to transport the grill 50 to the brush 30 in a state supporting the support piece 23, there is an inconvenient disadvantage.

Further, since there is no means for preventing the chain 20 from loosening, the chain 20 loosens up and down and back and forth. Then, since the position of the support piece 23 coupled to the chain 20 also changes, the grill 50 is conveyed by the worker in a state not supported by the support piece 23. Then, since the grill 50 is separated from the outside of the movement path and transferred between the upper and lower brushes 30, there is a disadvantage in that the washing degree is lowered.

The present invention has been made to solve the problems of the prior art as described above, the object of the present invention is to provide a washing machine for a grill that can improve the degree of cleaning as well as convenient.

Grill washing machine according to the present invention for achieving the above object, one side and the other side is formed with an inlet and an outlet through which the grill is introduced and discharged, respectively, the transfer between the inlet and the outlet port is moved A furnace is formed, and a portion of the front surface where the transfer path is formed may include: a housing opened to allow the handle of the grill to protrude outward; First and second chains respectively installed on the front side and the rear side of the housing to form closed loops along the longitudinal direction of the transfer path, and rotate in opposite directions with respect to the center of the transfer path; The first and second chains are coupled to the first and second chains at intervals, and when the first and second chains rotate, the one side and the other outer peripheral surface side of the body of the grill located at the inlet side are respectively supported to support the grill. A plurality of first and second conveying members for conveying to the outlet outlet side; First and second support rails respectively preventing deformation of the first and second chains; It is installed on the path of the transfer path and includes a washing unit for washing the grill is transferred.

In the grill washer according to the present invention, when the operator places the grill on the inlet side of the housing, the grill is transferred to the outlet side by the first and second transfer members. Therefore, it is very convenient. In addition, since the first and second chains are not deformed by the first and second supporting members, the grill is accurately conveyed along the conveying path without departing out of the conveying path. Thus, the degree of washing of the grill is improved.

Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings will be described in detail for the grill cleaner according to an embodiment of the present invention.

2 is a perspective view of a washing machine according to an embodiment of the present invention, Figure 3 is a perspective view showing the internal configuration of the washing machine shown in FIG.

As shown, the grill cleaner according to the present embodiment has a housing (110).

An inlet 112 through which the body 211 of the grill 210 is inserted is formed on the right side of the housing 110, and an outlet 114 through which the body 211 of the grill 210 is discharged is formed. In addition, a transfer path 116 through which the grill 210 moves is formed in the housing 110 between the inlet 112 and the outlet 114. At this time, the front portion of the housing 110 corresponding to the transfer path 116 is opened to communicate with the transfer path 116. That is, the transfer path 116 communicates with the front outer side of the housing 110.

The grill 210 has a body 211 on which food such as meat is placed and a handle 215 protruding from the outer circumferential surface of the body 211. The body 211 is introduced into the inlet 112 and moved along the transport path 116, and then discharged to the outlet 114. In addition, the handle 215 protrudes out of the housing 110 through the front opening of the housing 110.

In the front side and the rear side of the housing 110 corresponding to the transfer path 116, a transfer unit for transferring the grill 210 introduced into the inlet 112 along the transfer path 116 is installed, and the inlet 112 and the outlet port are installed. The cleaning part for cleaning the grill 210 to be transported is installed at the portion of the transport path 116 between the 114.

Reference numeral 110a in FIG. 2 denotes a control unit, and 110b denotes an auxiliary housing in which detergent and the like are stored.

The transfer unit will be described with reference to FIGS. 2 to 4. 4 is an exploded perspective view of a part of the transfer unit illustrated in FIG. 3.

As shown, the transfer part has first and second chains 121 and 125, a plurality of first and second transfer members 131 and 135, and first and second support members 141 and 145.

The first and second chains 121 and 125 are respectively installed on the front side and the rear side of the housing 110 and form a closed loop along the longitudinal direction of the transfer path 116, respectively. At this time, the first chain 121 and the second chain 125 is rotated in the opposite direction with respect to the center of the transfer path (116).

The inner part and the outer part of the first chain 121 are located at the same height with respect to the bottom surface on which the housing 110 is installed, and the inner part and the outer part of the second chain 125 are the bottom on which the housing 110 is installed. It is located at the same height with respect to the face. Thus, the planes of the closed loops formed by the first and second chains 121 and 125 are parallel to the transfer path 116, respectively.

The first and second transfer members 131 and 135 are coupled to the first and second chains 121 and 125 at intervals, respectively. One surface of the first and second transfer members 131 and 135 is coupled to an outer surface of the first and second chains 121 and 125 facing the outer side of the closed loop formed by the first and second chains 121 and 125, respectively. Engaging grooves 132 and 136 to which one side and the other outer peripheral surface side of the body 211 of the grill 210 are inserted are respectively formed.

Thus, when the first and second chains 121 and 125 rotate, one side and the other outer peripheral surface side of the body 211 of the grill 210 located on the inlet 112 side of the first and second transfer members 131 and 135 It is inserted into the catching grooves 132 and 136 and transported to the outlet 114 side. The first conveying member 131 and the second conveying member 135 also form symmetry with respect to the center of the conveying path 116.

The engaging grooves 132 and 136 of the first and second transfer members 131 and 135 are formed in parallel with the transfer path 116, respectively. And, the depth of each of the engaging grooves 132, 136 toward the one surface side from the other surface of the first and second transfer members (131, 135) is deeper toward the end side toward the discharge port 114 side from the end facing the inlet 112 side. It is formed to be inclined. Therefore, the shape formed by the engaging arc 132 of the first conveying member 131 and the engaging groove 136 of the second conveying member 135 which are opposed to each other when contacting the body 211 of the grill 210 is formed. The portion facing the inlet 112 side is narrow and the portion facing the outlet 114 side is formed in a broad approximately " V " shape. In addition, the body 211 of the grill 210 is formed in a circular shape, and the portion of the body 211 of the grill 210 caught by the locking grooves 132 and 136 is slightly smaller than the outer diameter of the body 211 of the grill 210. The site is caught. Therefore, the grill 210 is easily inserted into and engaged with the engaging grooves 132 and 136 of the first and second transfer members 131 and 135.

The first and second support rails 141 and 145 are installed inside the housing 110 to prevent the first and second chains 121 and 125 from being deformed.

Support grooves 142 and 146 are formed in one surface of the first and second support rails 141 and 145, and first and second chains 121 and 125 are inserted and supported in the support grooves 142 and 146. At this time, the outer surfaces of the first and second chains 121 and 125 facing the outer side of the closed loop formed by the first and second chains 121 and 125 are exposed to the outside of the first and second support rails 141 and 145, respectively. That is, the inner surfaces of the first and second chains 121 and 125 facing the inner side of the closed loops formed by the first and second chains 121 and 125, respectively, and the upper and lower surfaces of the first and second chains 121 and 125 facing the upper and lower sides are supported by the support groove ( 142 and 146, respectively.

Accordingly, since the first and second chains 121 and 125 are not deformed or loosened, there is no change in the position of the first and second transfer members 131 and 135 coupled to the first and second chains 121 and 125. Therefore, the grill 210 is firmly supported by the first and second transfer members 131 and 135 and is stably transferred.

The first and second support rails 141 and 145 may support only inner portions of the first and second chains 121 and 125 facing the inside of the housing 110.

In the grill washer according to the present embodiment, when the operator places the grill 210 at the inlet 112 side of the housing 110, the grill 210 is discharged by the first and second transfer members 131 and 135. Since it is conveyed to the (114) side, it is very convenient.

In addition, since the first and second chains 121 and 125 are not deformed by the first and second support members 141 and 145, the grill 210 is accurately transferred along the transfer path 116.

3 and 4, reference numeral 151 denotes a first motor, and 155 denotes a power transmission chain for transmitting the rotational force of the first motor 151 to the first and second chains 121 and 125.

The washing unit will be described with reference to FIGS. 2, 3, and 5. FIG. 5 is an exploded perspective view of part of the washing unit shown in FIG. 3. FIG.

As shown, the cleaning part has a first rotating bar 161, a second rotating bar 171, a first brush 162, and a second brush 172.

The first and second rotary bars 161 and 171 are installed to face each other in the transfer path 116 between the inlet 112 and the outlet 114, and are located between the first chain 121 and the second chain 125. do. In this case, the first and second rotation bars 161 and 171 are installed in parallel with the width direction of the transfer path 116 at portions of the housing 110 at the lower side and the upper side of the transfer path 116. The first rotating bar 161 and the second rotating bar 171 are rotatably installed in opposite directions.

The first and second brushes 162 and 172 are coupled to the first and second rotation bars 161 and 171, respectively, and rotate together with the first and second rotation bars 161 and 171, respectively, and contact each other. Thus, when the grill 210 is transferred from the transfer section on the side of the inlet 112, the grill 210 is inserted between the first brush 162 and the second brush 172 and washed.

When the first and second brushes 162 and 172 are worn by use, the gap between the first brush 162 and the second brush 172 should be narrowed. To this end, the first brush 162 and the second brush 172 are installed to be elevated.

In detail, the first and second support plates 163 and 173 are provided on the lower side and the upper side of the inlet 112 side transfer path 116 so as to be liftable. On both sides of the first and second support plates 163 and 173, a pair of first support bars 164 and a pair of second support bars 174 facing each other while facing the inside of the housing 110 extend, respectively. Both ends of the first rotation bar 161 are supported by the paired first support bar 164, and both ends of the second rotation bar 171 are supported by the paired second support bar 174.

The first support bar 164 located on the rear side of the housing 110 of the pair of first support bars 164 and the rear support side of the housing 110 of the pair of second support bars 174 are located. The rotating screw 181 is fastened to the second support bar 174. At this time, the direction of the thread formed on the lower outer peripheral surface of the rotating screw 181 and the first support bar 164 located on the rear side of the housing 110 and the upper outer peripheral surface of the rotating screw 181 and the housing 110. Directions of the threads formed on the second support bar 174 located on the rear side are opposite to each other.

Then, as the rotating screw 181 is rotated forward and backward, the first support bar 164 and the second support bar 174 are moved closer to each other and away from each other. Therefore, the first rotation bar 161 and the second rotation bar 171 also move up and down in a form that is close to each other, so that the distance between the first brush 162 and the second brush 172 can be adjusted.

The first and second rotating bars 161 and 171 are detached to easily replace the first and second brushes 162 and 172 according to the wear of the first and second brushes 162 and 172 or the size of the grill 210.

In detail, among the pair of first and second support bars 164 and 174, the first and second support bars 164 and 174 positioned on the rear side of the housing 110 may include first and second support tubes 165 and 175 having a semicircular shape. Are rotatably installed. The front end portions of the first and second rotation bars 161 and 171 are inserted into and supported by the first and second support bars 164 and 174 respectively located at the front side of the housing 110, and the first and second rotation bars are respectively supported. The rear end sides of the 161 and 171 are inserted into the first and second support tubes 165 and 175 and detachably coupled by the screws 166 and 176. Accordingly, the first and second brushes 162 and 172 may be adjusted or replaced after the first and second rotary bars 161 and 171 are removed by loosening the screws 166 and 176.

In order to prevent the first and second brushes 162 and 172 coupled to the first and second rotary bars 161 and 171, respectively, from flowing in the longitudinal and radial directions of the first and second rotary bars 161 and 171, And first and second washers 167 and 177 which are in close contact with both side surfaces of the first and second brushes 162 and 172 to support the first and second brushes 162 and 172, respectively. Preferably, the first and second washers 167, 177 are made of an elastic body.

Reference numerals 168 and 178 of FIGS. 3 and 5 are second and third motors, and 169 and 179 are first and second belts. The first and second support pipes 165 and 175 are connected to the first and second belts 169 and 179, respectively, to receive rotational forces of the second and third motors 168 and 178, respectively.

The operation of the grill washer according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 2 to 6C. 6a to 6c is a plan view of the transfer path of FIG. 2 for explaining the operation of the washing machine according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 6A, while the first to third motors 151, 168, and 178 are driven by applying power, the handle 215 of the grill 210 is exposed to the outside through the opening of the housing 110. The body 211 is placed on the inlet 112 side.

Then, engaging grooves 132 and 136 of the first and second transfer members 131 and 135 that are coupled to the first and second chains 121 and 125 that rotate in opposite directions, respectively, and rotate together with the first and second chains 121 and 125. 6B, one side and the other outer circumferential surface of the body 211 of the grill 210 are inserted and supported so that the grill 210 is transferred to the outlet 114 side.

Then, as illustrated in FIG. 6C, the body 211 of the grill 210 is introduced and washed between the first brush 162 and the second brush 172. The grill 210, which has been cleaned, is supported by the first and second transfer members 131 and 135 and discharged to the discharge port 114.

In the above, the present invention has been described in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention, but those skilled in the art to which the present invention belongs without modification and modification within the scope without departing from the technical spirit of the present invention. Of course.

1 is a perspective view of a conventional washing machine.

2 is a perspective view of a washing machine according to an embodiment of the present invention.

3 is a perspective view showing the internal configuration of the washing machine shown in FIG.

4 is an exploded perspective view of a part of the transfer unit illustrated in FIG. 3;

5 is a partially exploded perspective view of the washing unit shown in FIG. 3.

6a to 6c is a plan view of the transfer path of Figure 2, for explaining the operation of the washing machine according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Explanation of symbols on the main parts of the drawings

110: housing 121,125: first and second chain

131, 135: first and second transport member 141,145: first and second support member

161,171: 1st and 2nd rotation bar 162,172: 1st and 1st brush

Claims (8)

One side and the other side is formed with an inlet and an outlet through which the grill is input and discharged, respectively, between the inlet and the outlet is formed with a transfer path for moving the grill, the portion of the front surface is formed A housing open to allow the handle of the grill to protrude outward; First and second chains respectively installed on the front side and the rear side of the housing to form closed loops along the longitudinal direction of the transfer path, and rotate in opposite directions with respect to the center of the transfer path; The first and second chains are coupled to the first and second chains at intervals, and when the first and second chains rotate, the one side and the other outer peripheral surface side of the body of the grill located at the inlet side are respectively supported to support the grill. A plurality of first and second conveying members conveying to the outlet; First and second support rails respectively preventing deformation of the first and second chains; A grill washer, characterized in that provided on the path of the conveying path and comprises a washing unit for washing the grill to be transported. The method of claim 1, The plane of the closed loop formed by the first and the second chain is parallel to the transfer path, respectively. The method according to claim 1 or 2, One side of the first and second transfer members is coupled to an outer surface of the first and second chains facing the outside of the closed loop formed by the first and second chains, respectively. The other side of the first and second transfer member of the grill washing machine, characterized in that each of the engaging groove is formed by engaging one side and the other outer peripheral surface side of the grill is formed. The method of claim 3, wherein The locking grooves of the first and second transfer members are formed in parallel with the transfer path, respectively. The depth of each of the locking groove toward the one surface side from the other surface of the first and second transfer member is inclined in a shape that becomes deeper toward the end side toward the discharge port side from the end toward the injection port side. . The method according to claim 1 or 2, On one surface of the first and second support rails are formed support grooves into which the first and second chains are inserted and supported. And the outer surfaces of the first and second chains facing the outside of the closed loop formed by the first and second chains, respectively, are exposed to the outside of the first and second support rails, respectively. The method of claim 1, The cleaning unit may be coupled to the first and second rotation bars and the first and second rotation bars, respectively, rotatably installed in opposite directions to the housing portions at the lower side and the upper side of the transport path, respectively, and in contact with each other. And a first and second brushes for cleaning the body of the grill, which are rotated integrally with each of the two rotating bars, respectively. The method of claim 6, The cleaning unit may be formed to extend inwardly of the housing from both side surfaces of the first and second support plates and the first support plate, which may be lifted and lowered in the housing portions at the lower side and the upper side of the transport path, respectively, and face each other. A pair of first support bars supported at both ends, a pair of second support bars formed at both sides of the second support plate, respectively extending inwardly of the housing to face each other, and supported at both ends of the second rotation bar. Movement of the first support bar and the second support bar closer or mutually coupled to any one of the first support bar and any one of the pair of the second support bar in the forward and reverse rotation Grill washing machine, characterized in that it further has a rotating screw to. The method of claim 7, wherein One of the pair of first support bars and one of the pair of second support bars are respectively rotatably provided with a first support tube and a second support tube of a semicircular shape, One end side of the first and second rotation bars is inserted and supported by any one of the pair of first support bars and one of the pair of second support bars, respectively, and the other ends of the first and second rotation bars. The side is a grill washer, characterized in that the first and second support tube is detachably coupled to each other.

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