US20130111777A1 - Hair dryer - Google Patents
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- A45D—HAIRDRESSING OR SHAVING EQUIPMENT; EQUIPMENT FOR COSMETICS OR COSMETIC TREATMENTS, e.g. FOR MANICURING OR PEDICURING
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
- A45D—HAIRDRESSING OR SHAVING EQUIPMENT; EQUIPMENT FOR COSMETICS OR COSMETIC TREATMENTS, e.g. FOR MANICURING OR PEDICURING
- A45D20/00—Hair drying devices; Accessories therefor
- A45D20/04—Hot-air producers
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- A45D20/10—Hand-held drying devices, e.g. air douches
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F04—POSITIVE - DISPLACEMENT MACHINES FOR LIQUIDS; PUMPS FOR LIQUIDS OR ELASTIC FLUIDS
- F04D—NON-POSITIVE-DISPLACEMENT PUMPS
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- F04D25/08—Units comprising pumps and their driving means the working fluid being air, e.g. for ventilation
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F04—POSITIVE - DISPLACEMENT MACHINES FOR LIQUIDS; PUMPS FOR LIQUIDS OR ELASTIC FLUIDS
- F04F—PUMPING OF FLUID BY DIRECT CONTACT OF ANOTHER FLUID OR BY USING INERTIA OF FLUID TO BE PUMPED; SIPHONS
- F04F5/00—Jet pumps, i.e. devices in which flow is induced by pressure drop caused by velocity of another fluid flow
- F04F5/14—Jet pumps, i.e. devices in which flow is induced by pressure drop caused by velocity of another fluid flow the inducing fluid being elastic fluid
- F04F5/16—Jet pumps, i.e. devices in which flow is induced by pressure drop caused by velocity of another fluid flow the inducing fluid being elastic fluid displacing elastic fluids
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F04—POSITIVE - DISPLACEMENT MACHINES FOR LIQUIDS; PUMPS FOR LIQUIDS OR ELASTIC FLUIDS
- F04F—PUMPING OF FLUID BY DIRECT CONTACT OF ANOTHER FLUID OR BY USING INERTIA OF FLUID TO BE PUMPED; SIPHONS
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- the present invention relates to a hair dryer, and more particularly, to a hair dryer which generates an air current using a coanda effect.
- General hair dryers are devices in which an air current generated by a fan driven by a motor is discharged to the outside to dry or adjust user's hair. Air discharged from a hair dryer may be changed in temperature as occasion demands. Thus, to discharge air having a relatively high temperature, a heater may be provided within the hair dryer.
- an amount of air discharged through a discharge hole is decided according to capacity of the motor and fan.
- capacity of the motor and fan is decided according to capacity of the motor and fan.
- each of the motor and fan should have capacity over a predetermined level.
- the hair dryer may be relatively increased in size.
- the heater is disposed at a position adjacent to a portion through which the air is discharged.
- electromagnetic waves generated by the heater may be directly transferred into the user's hair. Therefore, the electromagnetic waves may do harm to user's health.
- the heater since the heater is disposed adjacent to a discharge hole, water may be easily introduced through the discharge hole from the outside. As a result, the water may contact the heater to electrocute the user.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a hair dryer in which an amount of air current generated by a fan rotated by an operation of a motor is increased by a coanda effect to transfer a relatively large amount of air current into user's hair.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a hair dryer in which electrical components are disposed within the hair dryer away from a discharge hole corresponding to an upstream portion of an air flow to prevent moisture from being directly transferred into the electrical components.
- a hair dryer including: a housing defining an inner space therein, the housing having an inflow slot, through which external air is introduced into the inner space, in an outer surface of a side thereof; an air current generation part disposed within the inner space of the housing to allow the external air introduced through the inflow slot from the outside of the housing to pass through the housing; a heater disposed within the inner space to selectively supply heat into the air passing through the housing; and a discharge nozzle coupled to one end of the housing, the discharge nozzle having a coanda surface on which the air passing through the inside of the housing passes to suction the external air by the air passing on the coanda surface, thereby discharging the mixed air together.
- a power source part supplying a power for operating the heater and the air current generation part are disposed on the other end of the housing.
- the air current generation part may include a motor and a fan rotated by the motor to generate an air current.
- the motor may be assembled with a motor housing fixed to the inner space of the housing.
- the discharge nozzle may have a cylindrical shape of which at least one portion has a circular shape and may include a central passage part respectively having a secondary inflow hole passing through a central portion thereof in front and rear directions to introduce the external air and a discharge hole, in which the air passing through the housing and the external air are mixed with each other and are discharged therethrough, on both ends thereof.
- a ring-shaped inner passage in which the air passing through the housing flows may be defined in the discharge nozzle, and a ring-shaped discharge slit for discharging air onto the coanda surface may be defined in a downstream portion of the inner passage.
- An inner wall may define an inner surface of the discharge nozzle, and the coanda surface for guiding the air discharged through the discharge slit and a diffusion surface for gradually increasing a flow sectional area of the central passage part toward the discharge hole may be continuously defined on the inner wall.
- a coupling ring part having a screw part on an inner surface thereof may be disposed on an outer surface of the discharge nozzle, and a screw part corresponding to the screw part of the coupling ring part may be disposed on an outer surface of the one end of the housing so that the discharge nozzle is coupled to the one end of the housing.
- the air current generation part may be disposed at an upstream portion of the air current flowing into the housing, and the heater may be disposed at a downstream of the air current under the air current generation part.
- a hair dryer including: a housing defining an inner space therein, the housing having an inflow slot, through which external air is introduced into the inner space, in an outer surface of a side thereof; a motor disposed within the inner space of the housing, the motor rotating a fan for generating an air current so that air is introduced from the outside of the housing through the inflow slot to pass through the housing; a heater disposed within the inner space to selectively supply heat into the air passing through the housing; and a discharge nozzle coupled to one end of the housing, the discharge nozzle having an inner passage through which the passing through the inside of the housing passes and a coanda surface for guiding the air discharged from the inner passage to suction the external air by the air passing on the coanda surface, thereby discharging the mixed air together.
- the discharge nozzle has a cylindrical shape of which at least one portion may have a circular shape, an outer surface of the discharge nozzle may be defined as an outer wall, and an inner surface of the discharge nozzle may be defined as an inner wall, an inner passage may be defined between the outer wall and the inner wall to allow the air passing through the housing to flow, a discharge slit through which the air passing through the inner passage is discharged may be disposed around the inside of a rear end of the discharge nozzle to guide the air onto the coanda surface defined on the inner wall, and a central passage part respectively having a secondary inflow hole passing through a central portion of the discharge nozzle in front and rear directions to introduce the external air and a discharge hole, in which the air passing through the housing and the external air are mixed with each other and are discharged the discharge nozzle, on both ends of the discharge nozzle may be provided in the discharge nozzle.
- the coanda surface for guiding the air discharged through the discharge slit and a diffusion surface for gradually increasing a flow sectional area of the central passage part toward the discharge hole may be continuously defined on the inner wall of the discharge nozzle.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a hair dryer according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a partial cross-sectional perspective view of an inner structure of the hair dryer according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view of a motor and a fan according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a detailed cross-sectional view of a discharge nozzle according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is an operation state view illustrating an air current generation process according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- a housing 10 defines a portion of an outer appearance of a hair dryer.
- the housing 10 has a cylindrical shape.
- the housing 10 provides an inner space 11 in which parts to be described below are installed.
- the housing 10 may have a polygonal shape such as a square shape or an oval shape in cross-section.
- a manipulation button 12 is disposed on a side of an outer surface of the housing 10 .
- the manipulation button 12 manipulates an operation of the hair dryer.
- a plurality of inflow slots 14 is defined in a lower portion of the housing 10 .
- the plurality of inflow slots 14 may be disposed side by side around a lower outer circumference of the housing 10 .
- the inflow slots 14 may serve as passage through which air is introduced inward from the outside of the housing 10 .
- a power source part 16 is disposed on a lower end of the housing 10 .
- the power source part 16 supplies a power for operating the hair dryer.
- the power source part 16 may be a portion in which a chargeable battery or dry cell is inserted, or a power line and plug connected to a power source are disposed.
- a motor housing 18 is disposed within the housing 10 .
- An outer surface of the motor housing 18 may be closely attached to an inner surface of the housing 10 .
- inner inflow slots 18 ′ are defined in positions corresponding to those of the inflow slots 14 to introduce external air into the motor housing 18 .
- a motor 20 is disposed within the motor housing 18 .
- the motor 20 receives a power from the power source part 16 and then is driven to provide a rotation force.
- a fan 22 is disposed on a rotation shaft (not shown) of the motor 20 .
- the fan 22 is rotated inside the motor housing 18 to introduce air from the outside of the housing 10 into the motor housing 18 through the inflow slots 14 and the inner inflow slots 18 ′ and then blow into a discharge nozzle 30 that will be described below.
- the fan 22 is rotated inside the motor housing 18 so that the air flows. Also, the fan 22 is designed so that the fan 22 does not interfere with parts disposed on the inner surface of the motor housing 18 to guide the air flow.
- the motor housing 18 , the motor 20 , and the fan 22 may be provided as one assembly. The assembly may be inserted into and assembled with the housing 10 .
- a cap 24 is disposed on an inner surface of an upper end of the housing 10 .
- the cap 24 includes a cap body 25 having a ring shape and a connection bar 25 ′ crossing the cap body 25 in a diameter direction.
- the cap 24 may be press-fitted into or screw-coupled to the inner surface of the housing 10 to fix parts disposed within the housing 10 .
- a plurality of fixing bars 26 are disposed between the cap 24 and the motor 20 to fix the motor 20 to the inside of the housing 10 .
- four fixing bars 26 may be provided.
- the motor housing 18 is firmly fixed to the inside of the housing 10 , it may be unnecessary to provide the cap 24 and the fixing bars 26 .
- a heater 28 is disposed on an inner upper end of the housing 10 , i.e., a position corresponding to an upper side of the motor 20 .
- the heater 28 includes a plurality of heating plates arranged side by side in a length direction of the housing 10 . Air may be heat-exchanged with the heating plates while passing between the heating plates. The air passing through the heater receives heat and thus is increased in temperature.
- the heater 28 receives a power from the power source part 16 to generate heat.
- a discharge nozzle 30 is disposed on an upper end of the housing 10 .
- the discharge nozzle 30 is configured to mix the air passing through the housing 10 with the external air, thereby discharging the mixed air.
- At least one portion of the discharge nozzle 30 in cross-section has a circular shape.
- the discharge nozzle 30 has an oval cylindrical shape in which the discharge nozzle 30 has an oval shape in cross-section.
- the discharge nozzle 30 may have a circular shape in cross-section.
- a coupling ring part 32 is disposed on a side of an outer surface of the discharge nozzle 30 .
- the coupling ring part 32 is coupled to the upper end of the housing 10 .
- a screw part is disposed on an inner surface of the coupling ring part 32 . That is, a screw part corresponding to an upper outer surface of the housing 10 may be disposed on an inner surface of the coupling ring part 32 to couple the discharge nozzle 30 to the housing 10 .
- An inner passage 33 is defined within the discharge nozzle 30 .
- the inner passage 33 has a ring shape around the inside of the discharge nozzle 30 .
- the whole shape of the inner passage 33 may be is relevant to that of the discharge nozzle 30 .
- the inner passage 33 is a portion into which the air discharged from the housing 10 flows.
- the coupling ring part 32 may serve as an inlet of the inner passage 33 .
- An outer wall 34 and an inner wall 35 may be associated with each other to define the inner passage 33 .
- the outer wall 34 defines an outer surface of the discharge nozzle 30
- the inner wall 35 defines an inner surface of the discharge nozzle 30 .
- a predetermined section may be defined as a coanda surface 35 ′ at an upstream portion of air current discharged from the inner passage 33 in the surface of the inner wall 35 , i.e., a position getting out of a discharge slit 36 that will be described below.
- the fluid may flow along a surface of the coanda surface 35 ′.
- the coanda surface 35 ′ may generate a coanda effect. Since the coanda effect is a previously known fact, its description will be omitted.
- a diffusion surface 35 ′′ connected to the coanda surface 35 ′ and disposed along the inner wall 35 is provided.
- the diffusion surface 35 ′′ may be configured so that the inner wall 35 is gradually increased in flow sectional area.
- the discharge slit 36 is defined in a downstream portion of the inner passage 33 .
- the discharge slit 36 is defined around an inner surface of a rear end of the discharge nozzle 30 . That is, ends of the inner wall 35 and the outer wall 34 are disposed adjacent to each other to define a predetermined gap therebetween, thereby defining the discharge slit 36 .
- the discharge slit 36 may have a shape corresponding to that of a cross-section of the discharge nozzle 30 . Air flowing along the inner passage 33 is discharged through the discharge slit 36 to flow onto the coanda surface 35 ′.
- the outer wall 34 defining the discharge slit 36 has a semicircular shape in longitudinal section to provide a predetermined gap between the outer wall 34 and a rear end of the inner wall 35 .
- the gap may serve as the discharge slit 36 .
- an amount of air discharged through the discharge slit 36 may be decided according to a width of the discharge and an angle of the coanda surface 35 ′.
- the outer wall 34 and the inner wall 36 may be designed in shape so that a flow sectional area from the inner passage 33 toward the discharge slit 36 is gradually decreased.
- a central passage part 37 is disposed to pass through the inside of the discharge nozzle 30 in front and rear directions.
- the coanda surface 35 ′ and the diffusion surface 35 ′′ which are portions of the surface of the inner wall 35 are defined on an inner surface of the central passage part 37 .
- the central passage part 37 may have a flow sectional area gradually increasing from a rear end of the discharge nozzle 30 toward a front end.
- the front end of the central passage part 37 i.e., a portion through which air is finally discharged from the discharge nozzle 30
- a discharge hole 38 The front end of the central passage part 37 , i.e., a portion through which air is finally discharged from the discharge nozzle 30
- the rear end of the central passage part 37 i.e., a portion through which air is introduced into the central passage part 37
- Air may be introduced from the outside of the discharge nozzle 30 through the secondary inflow hole 38 ′ by a low pressure region which is generated while the air discharged through the discharge slit 36 flows along the coanda surface 35 ′.
- the air introduced through the secondary inflow hole 38 ′ is mixed with the air discharged through the discharge slit 36 while passing through a region corresponding to the diffusion surface 35 ′′, and then the mixed air is discharged through the discharge hole 38 .
- the power source part 16 is mounted on the lower end of the housing 10 .
- the lower end of the housing 10 may be closed by the power source part 16 or a separate structure.
- the motor housing 18 is inserted through the upper end of the housing 10 .
- the motor 20 and the fan 22 are previously assembled with the motor housing 18 . That is, the motor housing 18 , the motor 20 , and the fan 22 are provided as one assembly. Due to the above-described structure, external air may be suctioned into the housing 10 to generate an air current passing through the inside of the housing 10 . Thus, the assembly may be called an air current generation part.
- the heater 28 is inserted into and fixed to the inner space 11 of the housing 10 .
- the fixing bar 26 is inserted into the inside of the upper end of the housing 10 in which the heater 28 is inserted. Then, an end of the fixing bar 26 is seated on one surface of the motor 20 .
- the cap 24 is press-fitted into and fixed to an inlet of the upper end of the housing 10 to prevent the parts within the housing 10 from being randomly moved or separated from the housing 10 .
- the screw part disposed on the inner surface of the coupling ring part 32 of the discharge nozzle 30 is coupled to a screw part disposed on the outer surface of the upper end of the housing 10 .
- the discharge nozzle 30 is coupled to the housing 10 , and also, the inside of the housing 10 communicates with the inner passage 33 of the discharge nozzle 30 .
- the manipulation button 12 should be manipulated by the user.
- the manipulation button 12 may be manipulated to select one of a hot wind mode and a room-temperature wind mode.
- the heater 28 In case of the hot wind mode, the heater 28 generates heat to heat the air discharged from the discharge hole 38 at a predetermined temperature.
- the heater 28 In case of the room-temperature wind mode, the heater 28 does not generate heat.
- the air suctioned into the housing 10 just passes through the heater 28 without being heat-exchanged with the heater 28 .
- air having room temperature is discharged through the discharge hole 38 .
- the motor 20 may be driven to rotate the fan 22 , thereby suctioning air into the housing 10 .
- An air current may be generated in a direction of the heater 28 within the housing 10 by the rotation of the fan 22 .
- the inner space 11 corresponding to the inside of the inflow slot 14 of the housing 10 may have a relatively low pressure by the air current.
- air may be introduced as shown by an arrow i of FIG. 5 through the inflow slot 14 and the inner inflow slot 18 ′ from the outside of the housing 10 .
- the air introduced into the housing 10 passes through the outside of the fan 22 and the motor 20 to pass between the heating plates of the heater 28 .
- the air is heat-exchanged with the heating plates to increase a temperature of the air.
- the air passing through the heater 28 passes through the coupling ring part 32 to flow into the inner passage 33 as shown by an arrow e of FIG. 5 .
- the air introduced into the inner passage 33 is transferred into the whole region of the inner passage 33 having the ring shape and then is discharged from the inner passage 33 through the discharge slit 36 .
- the air discharged through the discharge slit 36 flows along the coanda surface 35 ′ as shown by an arrow A of FIG. 5 .
- the surrounding of the coanda surface 35 ′ may be relatively decreased in pressure.
- air outside the discharge nozzle 30 is introduced into the central passage part 32 through the secondary inflow hole 38 .
- the external air introduced into the central passage part 32 through the secondary inflow hole 38 and the air discharged through the discharge slit 36 are mixed with each other while passing through the section of the central passage part 32 corresponding to the diffusion surface 35 ′′. Then, the air is discharged through the discharge hole 39 and is transferred into the user's hair.
- the motor 20 and the fan 22 for suctioning air into the housing 10 may be varied in configuration. That is, the fan 22 may be disposed under the motor 20 . Also, the fan 22 may be variously changed in shape.
- the motor 20 may be directly mounted in the inner space 11 of the housing 10 .
- a structure for fixing the motor 20 may be provided on an inner surface of the inner space 11 of the housing 10 .
- the heater 28 may be disposed adjacent to the inflow slot 14 .
- the air current generation part including the motor 20 may be disposed adjacent to the discharge nozzle 30 .
- the hair dryer according to the present invention may obtain effects as follows.
- the air supplied from the outside of he discharge nozzle by the coanda effect may be mixed with the air suctioned into the hair dryer by the operation of the fan to increase the total amount of air, thereby discharging the air to the outside of the hair dryer.
- the hair dryer according to the present invention may use the motor and fan having relatively low capacities under the same flow rate.
- the hair dryer may be miniaturized on the whole to reduce the manufacturing costs.
- waterproof performance of the housing may be improved to prevent moisture from being introduced into the housing and from being transferred into the electrical component within the housing.
- the heater is disposed at the relatively upstream portion of the air current in the discharge hole of the discharge nozzle to sufficiently cover the electromagnetic waves generated in the heater, the direct transmission of the electromagnetic waves into the user may be minimized.
- the parts such as the heater is disposed relatively away from the discharge hole and structurally shielded from the outside to improve the waterproof performance of the housing, noise shielding performance in addition to the waterproof performance may be improved. Furthermore, since the motor and fan are relatively miniaturized, the noise may be reduced on the whole.
- the motor is relatively decreased in capacity, power consumption may be reduced.
- a use time of the hair dryer may be maintained above a predetermined time. Therefore, a portable hair dryer may be manufactured.
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Abstract
A hair dryer includes a motor and a fan to generate an air current within a housing, and a heater for selectively supplying heat into air introduced from the outside of the housing by the fan. A discharge nozzle is disposed on one end of the housing. A coanda surface is disposed on the discharge nozzle. Thus, the air passing through the housing flows along the coanda surface to suction air outside the discharge nozzle into a central passage part of the discharge nozzle, thereby mixing the suctioned air with the air passing through the housing. The air mixed within the central passage part is discharged through a discharge hole of the discharge nozzle. Since the air passing on the coanda surface suctions the air outside the discharge nozzle, the motor may be reduced in capacity. Also, an electromagnetic shielding effect may be significantly improved.
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- 1. Field of the Invention
- The present invention relates to a hair dryer, and more particularly, to a hair dryer which generates an air current using a coanda effect.
- 2. Description of the Related Art
- General hair dryers are devices in which an air current generated by a fan driven by a motor is discharged to the outside to dry or adjust user's hair. Air discharged from a hair dryer may be changed in temperature as occasion demands. Thus, to discharge air having a relatively high temperature, a heater may be provided within the hair dryer.
- However, in the hair dryer according to the related art, an amount of air discharged through a discharge hole is decided according to capacity of the motor and fan. Thus, to obtain a desired amount of air, each of the motor and fan should have capacity over a predetermined level. As a result, the hair dryer may be relatively increased in size.
- Also, when the motor is driven to rotate the fan, air suctioned from the outside by the rotation of the fan passes through the heater and then is discharged to the outside of the hair dryer. Thus, the heater is disposed at a position adjacent to a portion through which the air is discharged.
- Thus, electromagnetic waves generated by the heater may be directly transferred into the user's hair. Therefore, the electromagnetic waves may do harm to user's health.
- In addition, since the heater is disposed adjacent to a discharge hole, water may be easily introduced through the discharge hole from the outside. As a result, the water may contact the heater to electrocute the user.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a hair dryer in which an amount of air current generated by a fan rotated by an operation of a motor is increased by a coanda effect to transfer a relatively large amount of air current into user's hair.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a hair dryer in which electrical components are disposed within the hair dryer away from a discharge hole corresponding to an upstream portion of an air flow to prevent moisture from being directly transferred into the electrical components.
- According to an aspect of the present invention, there is provided a hair dryer including: a housing defining an inner space therein, the housing having an inflow slot, through which external air is introduced into the inner space, in an outer surface of a side thereof; an air current generation part disposed within the inner space of the housing to allow the external air introduced through the inflow slot from the outside of the housing to pass through the housing; a heater disposed within the inner space to selectively supply heat into the air passing through the housing; and a discharge nozzle coupled to one end of the housing, the discharge nozzle having a coanda surface on which the air passing through the inside of the housing passes to suction the external air by the air passing on the coanda surface, thereby discharging the mixed air together.
- A power source part supplying a power for operating the heater and the air current generation part are disposed on the other end of the housing.
- The air current generation part may include a motor and a fan rotated by the motor to generate an air current.
- The motor may be assembled with a motor housing fixed to the inner space of the housing.
- The discharge nozzle may have a cylindrical shape of which at least one portion has a circular shape and may include a central passage part respectively having a secondary inflow hole passing through a central portion thereof in front and rear directions to introduce the external air and a discharge hole, in which the air passing through the housing and the external air are mixed with each other and are discharged therethrough, on both ends thereof.
- A ring-shaped inner passage in which the air passing through the housing flows may be defined in the discharge nozzle, and a ring-shaped discharge slit for discharging air onto the coanda surface may be defined in a downstream portion of the inner passage.
- An inner wall may define an inner surface of the discharge nozzle, and the coanda surface for guiding the air discharged through the discharge slit and a diffusion surface for gradually increasing a flow sectional area of the central passage part toward the discharge hole may be continuously defined on the inner wall.
- A coupling ring part having a screw part on an inner surface thereof may be disposed on an outer surface of the discharge nozzle, and a screw part corresponding to the screw part of the coupling ring part may be disposed on an outer surface of the one end of the housing so that the discharge nozzle is coupled to the one end of the housing.
- The air current generation part may be disposed at an upstream portion of the air current flowing into the housing, and the heater may be disposed at a downstream of the air current under the air current generation part.
- According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a hair dryer including: a housing defining an inner space therein, the housing having an inflow slot, through which external air is introduced into the inner space, in an outer surface of a side thereof; a motor disposed within the inner space of the housing, the motor rotating a fan for generating an air current so that air is introduced from the outside of the housing through the inflow slot to pass through the housing; a heater disposed within the inner space to selectively supply heat into the air passing through the housing; and a discharge nozzle coupled to one end of the housing, the discharge nozzle having an inner passage through which the passing through the inside of the housing passes and a coanda surface for guiding the air discharged from the inner passage to suction the external air by the air passing on the coanda surface, thereby discharging the mixed air together.
- The discharge nozzle has a cylindrical shape of which at least one portion may have a circular shape, an outer surface of the discharge nozzle may be defined as an outer wall, and an inner surface of the discharge nozzle may be defined as an inner wall, an inner passage may be defined between the outer wall and the inner wall to allow the air passing through the housing to flow, a discharge slit through which the air passing through the inner passage is discharged may be disposed around the inside of a rear end of the discharge nozzle to guide the air onto the coanda surface defined on the inner wall, and a central passage part respectively having a secondary inflow hole passing through a central portion of the discharge nozzle in front and rear directions to introduce the external air and a discharge hole, in which the air passing through the housing and the external air are mixed with each other and are discharged the discharge nozzle, on both ends of the discharge nozzle may be provided in the discharge nozzle.
- The coanda surface for guiding the air discharged through the discharge slit and a diffusion surface for gradually increasing a flow sectional area of the central passage part toward the discharge hole may be continuously defined on the inner wall of the discharge nozzle.
- The accompanying drawings, which are included to provide a further understanding of the invention and are incorporated in and constitute a part of this application, illustrate embodiment(s) of the invention and together with the description serve to explain the principle of the invention. In the drawings:
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FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a hair dryer according to an embodiment of the present invention; -
FIG. 2 is a partial cross-sectional perspective view of an inner structure of the hair dryer according to an embodiment of the present invention; -
FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view of a motor and a fan according to an embodiment of the present invention; -
FIG. 4 is a detailed cross-sectional view of a discharge nozzle according to an embodiment of the present invention; and -
FIG. 5 is an operation state view illustrating an air current generation process according to an embodiment of the present invention. - Reference will now be made in detail to the preferred embodiments of the present invention, examples of which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings.
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housing 10 defines a portion of an outer appearance of a hair dryer. In the current embodiment, thehousing 10 has a cylindrical shape. Also, thehousing 10 provides aninner space 11 in which parts to be described below are installed. Thehousing 10 may have a polygonal shape such as a square shape or an oval shape in cross-section. - A
manipulation button 12 is disposed on a side of an outer surface of thehousing 10. Themanipulation button 12 manipulates an operation of the hair dryer. A plurality ofinflow slots 14 is defined in a lower portion of thehousing 10. The plurality ofinflow slots 14 may be disposed side by side around a lower outer circumference of thehousing 10. Theinflow slots 14 may serve as passage through which air is introduced inward from the outside of thehousing 10. - A
power source part 16 is disposed on a lower end of thehousing 10. Thepower source part 16 supplies a power for operating the hair dryer. Thepower source part 16 may be a portion in which a chargeable battery or dry cell is inserted, or a power line and plug connected to a power source are disposed. - A
motor housing 18 is disposed within thehousing 10. An outer surface of themotor housing 18 may be closely attached to an inner surface of thehousing 10. In themotor housing 18,inner inflow slots 18′ are defined in positions corresponding to those of theinflow slots 14 to introduce external air into themotor housing 18. - A
motor 20 is disposed within themotor housing 18. Themotor 20 receives a power from thepower source part 16 and then is driven to provide a rotation force. Afan 22 is disposed on a rotation shaft (not shown) of themotor 20. Thefan 22 is rotated inside themotor housing 18 to introduce air from the outside of thehousing 10 into themotor housing 18 through theinflow slots 14 and theinner inflow slots 18′ and then blow into adischarge nozzle 30 that will be described below. - The
fan 22 is rotated inside themotor housing 18 so that the air flows. Also, thefan 22 is designed so that thefan 22 does not interfere with parts disposed on the inner surface of themotor housing 18 to guide the air flow. The motor housing 18, themotor 20, and thefan 22 may be provided as one assembly. The assembly may be inserted into and assembled with thehousing 10. - A
cap 24 is disposed on an inner surface of an upper end of thehousing 10. Thecap 24 includes acap body 25 having a ring shape and aconnection bar 25′ crossing thecap body 25 in a diameter direction. Thecap 24 may be press-fitted into or screw-coupled to the inner surface of thehousing 10 to fix parts disposed within thehousing 10. - A plurality of fixing
bars 26 are disposed between thecap 24 and themotor 20 to fix themotor 20 to the inside of thehousing 10. In the current embodiment, four fixingbars 26 may be provided. Here, if themotor housing 18 is firmly fixed to the inside of thehousing 10, it may be unnecessary to provide thecap 24 and the fixing bars 26. - A
heater 28 is disposed on an inner upper end of thehousing 10, i.e., a position corresponding to an upper side of themotor 20. Theheater 28 includes a plurality of heating plates arranged side by side in a length direction of thehousing 10. Air may be heat-exchanged with the heating plates while passing between the heating plates. The air passing through the heater receives heat and thus is increased in temperature. Theheater 28 receives a power from thepower source part 16 to generate heat. - A
discharge nozzle 30 is disposed on an upper end of thehousing 10. Thedischarge nozzle 30 is configured to mix the air passing through thehousing 10 with the external air, thereby discharging the mixed air. At least one portion of thedischarge nozzle 30 in cross-section has a circular shape. In the current embodiment, thedischarge nozzle 30 has an oval cylindrical shape in which thedischarge nozzle 30 has an oval shape in cross-section. However, thedischarge nozzle 30 may have a circular shape in cross-section. - A
coupling ring part 32 is disposed on a side of an outer surface of thedischarge nozzle 30. Thecoupling ring part 32 is coupled to the upper end of thehousing 10. A screw part is disposed on an inner surface of thecoupling ring part 32. That is, a screw part corresponding to an upper outer surface of thehousing 10 may be disposed on an inner surface of thecoupling ring part 32 to couple thedischarge nozzle 30 to thehousing 10. - An
inner passage 33 is defined within thedischarge nozzle 30. Theinner passage 33 has a ring shape around the inside of thedischarge nozzle 30. The whole shape of theinner passage 33 may be is relevant to that of thedischarge nozzle 30. Theinner passage 33 is a portion into which the air discharged from thehousing 10 flows. Here, thecoupling ring part 32 may serve as an inlet of theinner passage 33. - An
outer wall 34 and aninner wall 35 may be associated with each other to define theinner passage 33. Theouter wall 34 defines an outer surface of thedischarge nozzle 30, and theinner wall 35 defines an inner surface of thedischarge nozzle 30. - A predetermined section may be defined as a
coanda surface 35′ at an upstream portion of air current discharged from theinner passage 33 in the surface of theinner wall 35, i.e., a position getting out of a discharge slit 36 that will be described below. When a fluid flows, the fluid may flow along a surface of thecoanda surface 35′. Thus, thecoanda surface 35′ may generate a coanda effect. Since the coanda effect is a previously known fact, its description will be omitted. Adiffusion surface 35″ connected to thecoanda surface 35′ and disposed along theinner wall 35 is provided. Thediffusion surface 35″ may be configured so that theinner wall 35 is gradually increased in flow sectional area. - The discharge slit 36 is defined in a downstream portion of the
inner passage 33. The discharge slit 36 is defined around an inner surface of a rear end of thedischarge nozzle 30. That is, ends of theinner wall 35 and theouter wall 34 are disposed adjacent to each other to define a predetermined gap therebetween, thereby defining the discharge slit 36. Thus, the discharge slit 36 may have a shape corresponding to that of a cross-section of thedischarge nozzle 30. Air flowing along theinner passage 33 is discharged through the discharge slit 36 to flow onto thecoanda surface 35′. Theouter wall 34 defining the discharge slit 36 has a semicircular shape in longitudinal section to provide a predetermined gap between theouter wall 34 and a rear end of theinner wall 35. The gap may serve as the discharge slit 36. Also, an amount of air discharged through the discharge slit 36 may be decided according to a width of the discharge and an angle of thecoanda surface 35′. Theouter wall 34 and theinner wall 36 may be designed in shape so that a flow sectional area from theinner passage 33 toward the discharge slit 36 is gradually decreased. - A
central passage part 37 is disposed to pass through the inside of thedischarge nozzle 30 in front and rear directions. Thecoanda surface 35′ and thediffusion surface 35″ which are portions of the surface of theinner wall 35 are defined on an inner surface of thecentral passage part 37. Thus, thecentral passage part 37 may have a flow sectional area gradually increasing from a rear end of thedischarge nozzle 30 toward a front end. - The front end of the
central passage part 37, i.e., a portion through which air is finally discharged from thedischarge nozzle 30 may be referred to as adischarge hole 38, and the rear end of thecentral passage part 37, i.e., a portion through which air is introduced into thecentral passage part 37 may be referred to as asecondary inflow hole 38′. Air may be introduced from the outside of thedischarge nozzle 30 through thesecondary inflow hole 38′ by a low pressure region which is generated while the air discharged through the discharge slit 36 flows along thecoanda surface 35′. The air introduced through thesecondary inflow hole 38′ is mixed with the air discharged through the discharge slit 36 while passing through a region corresponding to thediffusion surface 35″, and then the mixed air is discharged through thedischarge hole 38. - Hereinafter, the assembly and use of the hair dryer including the above-described components will be described in detail.
- In the hair dryer according to the current embodiment, the
power source part 16 is mounted on the lower end of thehousing 10. Thus, the lower end of thehousing 10 may be closed by thepower source part 16 or a separate structure. Themotor housing 18 is inserted through the upper end of thehousing 10. Here, themotor 20 and thefan 22 are previously assembled with themotor housing 18. That is, themotor housing 18, themotor 20, and thefan 22 are provided as one assembly. Due to the above-described structure, external air may be suctioned into thehousing 10 to generate an air current passing through the inside of thehousing 10. Thus, the assembly may be called an air current generation part. - After the
motor 20 is inserted, theheater 28 is inserted into and fixed to theinner space 11 of thehousing 10. The fixingbar 26 is inserted into the inside of the upper end of thehousing 10 in which theheater 28 is inserted. Then, an end of the fixingbar 26 is seated on one surface of themotor 20. Next, thecap 24 is press-fitted into and fixed to an inlet of the upper end of thehousing 10 to prevent the parts within thehousing 10 from being randomly moved or separated from thehousing 10. - Next, the screw part disposed on the inner surface of the
coupling ring part 32 of thedischarge nozzle 30 is coupled to a screw part disposed on the outer surface of the upper end of thehousing 10. As a result, thedischarge nozzle 30 is coupled to thehousing 10, and also, the inside of thehousing 10 communicates with theinner passage 33 of thedischarge nozzle 30. - To operate the hair dryer assembled as described above according to the current embodiment, the
manipulation button 12 should be manipulated by the user. For example, themanipulation button 12 may be manipulated to select one of a hot wind mode and a room-temperature wind mode. In case of the hot wind mode, theheater 28 generates heat to heat the air discharged from thedischarge hole 38 at a predetermined temperature. In case of the room-temperature wind mode, theheater 28 does not generate heat. Thus, the air suctioned into thehousing 10 just passes through theheater 28 without being heat-exchanged with theheater 28. Thus, air having room temperature is discharged through thedischarge hole 38. - The
motor 20 may be driven to rotate thefan 22, thereby suctioning air into thehousing 10. An air current may be generated in a direction of theheater 28 within thehousing 10 by the rotation of thefan 22. Theinner space 11 corresponding to the inside of theinflow slot 14 of thehousing 10 may have a relatively low pressure by the air current. Thus, air may be introduced as shown by an arrow i ofFIG. 5 through theinflow slot 14 and theinner inflow slot 18′ from the outside of thehousing 10. - The air introduced into the
housing 10 passes through the outside of thefan 22 and themotor 20 to pass between the heating plates of theheater 28. In case of the hot wind mode, the air is heat-exchanged with the heating plates to increase a temperature of the air. - The air passing through the
heater 28 passes through thecoupling ring part 32 to flow into theinner passage 33 as shown by an arrow e ofFIG. 5 . The air introduced into theinner passage 33 is transferred into the whole region of theinner passage 33 having the ring shape and then is discharged from theinner passage 33 through the discharge slit 36. - The air discharged through the discharge slit 36 flows along the
coanda surface 35′ as shown by an arrow A ofFIG. 5 . As described above, when the air is increased in velocity while flowing along thecoanda surface 35′, the surrounding of thecoanda surface 35′ may be relatively decreased in pressure. Thus, as shown by an arrow B ofFIG. 5 , air outside thedischarge nozzle 30 is introduced into thecentral passage part 32 through thesecondary inflow hole 38. - The external air introduced into the
central passage part 32 through thesecondary inflow hole 38 and the air discharged through the discharge slit 36 are mixed with each other while passing through the section of thecentral passage part 32 corresponding to thediffusion surface 35″. Then, the air is discharged through the discharge hole 39 and is transferred into the user's hair. - It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various modifications and variations can be made in the present invention. Thus, it is intended that the present invention covers the modifications and variations of this invention provided they come within the scope of the appended claims and their equivalents.
- For example, the
motor 20 and thefan 22 for suctioning air into thehousing 10 may be varied in configuration. That is, thefan 22 may be disposed under themotor 20. Also, thefan 22 may be variously changed in shape. - Also, it is not necessary to insert the motor into the
housing 10 in the state where themotor 20 is assembled with themotor housing 18. For example, themotor 20 may be directly mounted in theinner space 11 of thehousing 10. In this case, a structure for fixing themotor 20 may be provided on an inner surface of theinner space 11 of thehousing 10. - Also, unlike the above-described embodiment, in the air current generation part including the
heater 28 and themotor 20, theheater 28 may be disposed adjacent to theinflow slot 14. Also, the air current generation part including themotor 20 may be disposed adjacent to thedischarge nozzle 30. - The hair dryer according to the present invention may obtain effects as follows.
- According to the present invention, the air supplied from the outside of he discharge nozzle by the coanda effect may be mixed with the air suctioned into the hair dryer by the operation of the fan to increase the total amount of air, thereby discharging the air to the outside of the hair dryer. Thus, when compared to the hair dryer according to the related art, the hair dryer according to the present invention may use the motor and fan having relatively low capacities under the same flow rate. Thus, the hair dryer may be miniaturized on the whole to reduce the manufacturing costs.
- Also, since the passage in which the air discharged from the inside of the housing passes through the discharge nozzle is relatively long, and also the discharge slit is vary narrow, waterproof performance of the housing may be improved to prevent moisture from being introduced into the housing and from being transferred into the electrical component within the housing.
- In addition, since the heater is disposed at the relatively upstream portion of the air current in the discharge hole of the discharge nozzle to sufficiently cover the electromagnetic waves generated in the heater, the direct transmission of the electromagnetic waves into the user may be minimized.
- Also, since the parts such as the heater is disposed relatively away from the discharge hole and structurally shielded from the outside to improve the waterproof performance of the housing, noise shielding performance in addition to the waterproof performance may be improved. Furthermore, since the motor and fan are relatively miniaturized, the noise may be reduced on the whole.
- Also, the motor is relatively decreased in capacity, power consumption may be reduced. Thus, if a battery is used as a power source, a use time of the hair dryer may be maintained above a predetermined time. Therefore, a portable hair dryer may be manufactured.
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1. A hair dryer comprising:
a housing defining an inner space therein, the housing having an inflow slot, through which external air is introduced into the inner space, in an outer surface of a side thereof;
an air current generation part disposed within the inner space of the housing to allow the external air introduced through the inflow slot from the outside of the housing to pass through the housing;
a heater disposed within the inner space to selectively supply heat into the air passing through the housing; and
a discharge nozzle coupled to one end of the housing, the discharge nozzle having a coanda surface on which the air passing through the inside of the housing passes to suction the external air by the air passing on the coanda surface, thereby discharging the mixed air together.
2. The hair dryer of claim 1 , wherein a power source part supplying a power for operating the heater and the air current generation part are disposed on the other end of the housing.
3. The hair dryer of claim 2 , wherein the air current generation part comprises a motor and a fan rotated by the motor to generate an air current.
4. The hair dryer of claim 3 , wherein the motor is assembled with a motor housing fixed to the inner space of the housing.
5. The hair dryer of claim 1 , wherein the discharge nozzle has a cylindrical shape of which at least one portion has a circular shape and comprises a central passage part respectively having a secondary inflow hole passing through a central portion thereof in front and rear directions to introduce the external air and a discharge hole, in which the air passing through the housing and the external air are mixed with each other and are discharged therethrough, on both ends thereof.
6. The hair dryer of claim 5 , wherein a ring-shaped inner passage in which the air passing through the housing flows is defined in the discharge nozzle, and a ring-shaped discharge slit for discharging air onto the coanda surface is defined in a downstream portion of the inner passage.
7. The hair dryer of claim 6 , wherein an inner wall defines an inner surface of the discharge nozzle, and the coanda surface for guiding the air discharged through the discharge slit and a diffusion surface for gradually increasing a flow sectional area of the central passage part toward the discharge hole are continuously defined on the inner wall.
8. The hair dryer of claim 7 , wherein a coupling ring part having a screw part on an inner surface thereof is disposed on an outer surface of the discharge nozzle, and a screw part corresponding to the screw part of the coupling ring part is disposed on an outer surface of the one end of the housing so that the discharge nozzle is coupled to the one end of the housing.
9. The hair dryer of claim 8 , wherein the air current generation part is disposed at an upstream portion of the air current flowing into the housing, and the heater is disposed at a downstream of the air current under the air current generation part.
10. A hair dryer comprising:
a housing defining an inner space therein, the housing having an inflow slot, through which external air is introduced into the inner space, in an outer surface of a side thereof;
a motor disposed within the inner space of the housing, the motor rotating a fan for generating an air current so that air is introduced from the outside of the housing through the inflow slot to pass through the housing;
a heater disposed within the inner space to selectively supply heat into the air passing through the housing; and
a discharge nozzle coupled to one end of the housing, the discharge nozzle having an inner passage through which the passing through the inside of the housing passes and a coanda surface for guiding the air discharged from the inner passage to suction the external air by the air passing on the coanda surface, thereby discharging the mixed air together.
11. The hair dryer of claim 10 , wherein the discharge nozzle has a cylindrical shape of which at least one portion has a circular shape,
an outer surface of the discharge nozzle is defined as an outer wall, and an inner surface of the discharge nozzle is defined as an inner wall,
an inner passage is defined between the outer wall and the inner wall to allow the air passing through the housing to flow,
a discharge slit through which the air passing through the inner passage is discharged is disposed around the inside of a rear end of the discharge nozzle to guide the air onto the coanda surface defined on the inner wall, and
a central passage part respectively having a secondary inflow hole passing through a central portion of the discharge nozzle in front and rear directions to introduce the external air and a discharge hole, in which the air passing through the housing and the external air are mixed with each other and are discharged the discharge nozzle, on both ends of the discharge nozzle is provided in the discharge nozzle.
12. The hair dryer of claim 11 , wherein the coanda surface for guiding the air discharged through the discharge slit and a diffusion surface for gradually increasing a flow sectional area of the central passage part toward the discharge hole are continuously defined on the inner wall of the discharge nozzle.
13. The hair dryer of claim 10 , wherein the coanda surface for guiding the air discharged through the discharge slit and a diffusion surface for gradually increasing a flow sectional area of the central passage part toward the discharge hole are continuously defined on the inner wall of the discharge nozzle.
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