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US3213866A
US3213866A US332162A US33216263A US3213866A US 3213866 A US3213866 A US 3213866A US 332162 A US332162 A US 332162A US 33216263 A US33216263 A US 33216263A US 3213866 A US3213866 A US 3213866A
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    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47L—DOMESTIC WASHING OR CLEANING; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47L15/00—Washing or rinsing machines for crockery or tableware
    • A47L15/14—Washing or rinsing machines for crockery or tableware with stationary crockery baskets and spraying devices within the cleaning chamber
    • A47L15/18—Washing or rinsing machines for crockery or tableware with stationary crockery baskets and spraying devices within the cleaning chamber with movably-mounted spraying devices
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  • This invention relates to dishwashing apparatus, and in particular to dishwashing apparatus having dish receiving racks arranged in vertically spaced relation within a dishwasher tub, and water spray means disposed below the lower rack and intermediate the upper and lower racks.
  • Dishwashing apparatus embodying the invention herein is generally of the type disclosed in my U.S. Patent 3,064,665, granted November 20, 1962, for Dishwashing Apparatus, and assigned to my present assignee.
  • Said apparatus provides a lower water distributor which rotates by water jet reaction forces, and an upper water distributor which is coupled to the lower water distributor during the operation thereof.
  • the upper water distributor comprises a spray arm extending laterally from -an opstanding Water conduit which is rotatably mounted in the lower rack, and is rotated by the lower water distributor while receiving water therefrom.
  • the present trend in dishwashers is to provide racks in which the ⁇ articles to be washed may be placed according to the whim ⁇ or desire of the user rather than in the former -tixed pattern arrangement.
  • the newer racks take into consideration that the home maker may Wish to wash a party load of glassware or cups and saucers, and therefore requires a loading rack ⁇ which gives freedom for washing such special loads while, nevertheless, being arranged to accommodate the various assortments of small plates and dishes used in ordinary dining.
  • the present invention provides a spray pattern which is equally advantageous for .all types of upper rack loading.
  • lIt is another object of the present invention -to provide a rotary spray device located intermediate upper and lower racks in a dishwasher, said device being of small dimension and devoid of projections or extensions which might damage a fragile article if brought into contact therewith during operation of the dishwasher.
  • lthe water distribution device comprises an upst-anding tubular conduit crowned by structure providing an upwardly and outwardly flaring body porti-on and a substantially conical cap portion.
  • the conduit is rotatably supported and arranged to be engaged by the lower spray nozzle device of 4the dishwasher, as said lower device rotates as the result of water issuing therefrom.
  • the coupling which interconnects the lower nozzle device with the conduit rotates the conduit at the speed and direction of the lower spray device, and supplies the conduit with a continuous flow of water ⁇ at a pressure of the order of 3.5 pounds per square inch (gage).
  • a portion of the water passing upwardly through the conduit discharges outwardly in a substantially horizontally directed path from protests arranged in the said body portion of the upper spray head.
  • This discharge is particularly effective against the upper portions of large platters and the like which may be in the lower rack.
  • the remainder is discharged in upward and outward directions through a plurality of slots in the cap portion thereof.
  • the cap slots may be arranged in two series, each series comprising a group of axially directed slots disposed along a spiral which extends from the base of the cap to adjacent the apex.
  • a slot at the apex which may be said to Ibe common to each of the two series, projects water upwardly in a vertical spiral path.
  • Ithe 'slots are so related to the direction of rotation of the cap that as the respective slots each pass a comm-on point wit-hin the tub, they discharge from a higher plane.
  • the patterns of discharge are such that there is a minimum of interference of one discharge with the immediately preceding one. For example, if the slots were arranged so that there were successively lower discharges as the respective slots passed a xed point, the trajectory of the uppermost discharge would cause it to pass through the discharge from the next lower slot, and much of the discharge force of the stream issuing from the lower slot would be dissipated in the con-dict with the immediately preceding issue.
  • FIG. 1 is a side sectional elevation of a dishwasher embodying the present invention
  • FIG. 2 is an enlarged fragmentary elevational view, partly in vertical section, showing details of the mounting arrangement for the column supporting the upper spray head;
  • FIG. 3 is a plan View of the cap portion of the spray head.
  • FIG. 4 is a schematic view showing the water pattern issuing from said cap portion.
  • an outer casing 1 includes a suitable structure 2 for the support of the dishwasher tub 3.
  • the tub and Iouter structure are constructed to provide registering front wall openings with respect to which the door 4 is hinged at its bottom to be swingable between -a normally closed vertic-al position and a horizontal open position.
  • Suitable gasket means (not shown) .are interposed between the door and the periphery of the tub opening to provide for sealing Aagainst the escape of water during the operation of the machine.
  • the respective racks are constructed to receive in suitable position for washing a varied assortment of dishes, glassware and the like (not shown).
  • the racks are arranged Iso that there is no specic pattern or arrangement which must be followed in loading the dishwasher with the articles to be washed; the upper rack particularly is adapted to accommodate loads which may be substantially all glassware or substantially all cups and saucers.
  • a silverware basket (not shown), usually removably positioned in a suitable location within the lower rack.
  • a conventional time cycle control 12 is mounted at a convenient location in the upper portion cf the door;
  • the mechanism will include a solenoid valve 15 connected by piping 16 to the hot water supply (not shown) of the building, and supplying water to the interior of the tub 3 by way of the pipe 17 arranged in relation to the lside wall inlet fitting 18 to provide the usual one-inch air gap required by plumbing codes.
  • the operating oomponents include a pump 19 arranged to be driven by -a reversible electric motor 20 and providing for the circulation of water from the sump portion 21 of the tub through a cylindrical pump discharge neck 22.
  • Such recirculation system includes a peripheral inlet to the pump, provided with any suitable screening or filter device 23.
  • the pump 19 is essentially of a centrifugal type, having a shroud or cover 24 which diverts the pump discharge from the usual radial pattern to a Vertical flow through the outlet 22.
  • the pump lstructure also includes in its lower portion a secondary pump chamber 25 containing a bladed rotor (not shown) which is an efficient pumping mechanism when rotating in one direction, but has substantially no pumping action when rotated in the opposite direction.
  • the discharge pump casing has a Valveless discharge conduit 26 which communicates in any known fashion with the waste lines (not shown) of the building plumbing system.
  • the operating mechanism may include any conventional pressure-operated switch 27, which by well known electrical circuitry, will open the circuit to the solenoid valve 15 to prevent the accumulation of more than a predetermined amount of water within the dishwasher tub.
  • suitable means for the introduction Iof a charge of detergent at each of two separate washing actions and that the door may also include means for introducing a small amount of a wet-ting agent into the final rinse water during the operational cycle of the machine immediately preceding the final drying operation.
  • the present invention is not restricted to any particular forms of detergent dispenser and wetting agent dispenser these devices may respectively be of the type disclosed in Re-issue Patent 24,198, re-issued August 21, 1956, in which I am a joint inventor with John C. Sharp, and in the Fink et al. Patent 3,098,826, which issued April 17, 1962; both of said patents are assigned to my assignee herein.
  • a pin 30 fixed within the pump housing and coaxial with the pump discharge neck 22 mounts the lower reaction spray device 31.
  • Said device has diametrically opposed tubular arms each provided with appropriately sized and spaced discharge orifices 32.
  • the orifices in each spray arm are ⁇ symmetrically arranged, but at the extremity of each arm there is one or more reaction-jet orifices 33, said latter orifices being directed so that upon the issuance of water therefrom the spray device 31 is caused to rotate at a relatively rapid rate; for example, 32-40 r.p.m.
  • the tubular hub 34 has a spider 35 supporting the bearing 36 for rotation about the pin 30.
  • the hub 34 is equipped with a tubular seal 37 for rotation therewith; when the device 31 lifts upwardly on the pin 30, as subsequently described the seal will come into operative relationship with the smooth interior of the discharge neck 22.
  • Tub 34 also has an inwardly directed ange 38 fitted with a rubber grommet 39. It will be observed that the grommet defines an opening which is coaxial with the hub 34, but of substantially less diameter; whereupon when water discharges upwardly into the hub from the pump 19, the reaction spray device 31 rises on the pin 30.
  • the lower rack 10 is a conventional structure fabricated of welded wire pursuant to prior art practices. Certain of the wire structures are arranged to rotatably support a tubular column providing a conduit which is coaxial with the reaction spray device hub 34 when the rack is in its operating position within the tub. Accordingly, certain wire portions of the rack are formed to receive and support guiding and bearing devices for the column 40 which supports the spray head 41 and supplies water under pressure thereto.
  • the first of the guiding means is essentially a centering device to insure registry of the conduit 40 with the impeller hub and its grommet 39.
  • One of the wire components 42 of the lower rack 1t) is therefore congurated to provide a circular structure 43 which receives a lower conical portion of a diametrically split bearing member 44 which is frictionally held ion the conduit 40 by any conventional means such as a split -ring 45.
  • the bearing member 44 is axially adjustable on the conduit 40 and therefore places the open ended bell portion 46 of the conduit in desired vertical spaced relation to the lower spray device 31. The spacing is important because under the pressure of the water discharging from the pump into the hub 34 of the spray device, the latter rises into engagement until it seats against the Iend of the conduit 40.
  • the grommet 39 has ribs 47 which engage with grooves 48 in the bell portion 46 of the conduit.
  • the entire conduit 46 is urged upwardly by the engagement of the hub therewith, whereupon the bearing 44 disengages from the ring structure 43 of the rack.
  • the -conduit 4t) thereupon becomes rotatably supported by the bearing pin 30 about which the lower spray device rotates and by an upper bearing structure 50.
  • This latter structure provides a bearing race for the balls 51 Vwhich are advantageously formed of nylon or the like.
  • a pair of wire supporting standards rises from the lower rack structure ⁇ to enter into the circular groove 53 in the upper portion of the bearing structure, it being understood that there are two standards 52 diame-trically opposed relative to the bearing structure and that each standard terminates in an arcuate portion which enters the groove 53. These arcuate portions are not quite semi-circular in extent.
  • a bearing cage 55 is mounted on the conduit 40 by any Isuitable means such as a clamping strap 56.
  • conduit 40 telescopes into the spray head 41 which is secured thereon by a screw 57.
  • the spray head may be inserted after the positioning of the respective upper bearing elements.
  • the cap 58 of the spray head 41 is essentially conical, although in fact it is generated by an arc having a radius approximately equal to the inside diameter of the cap.
  • the cap has a wall thickness of the order of .105 inch.
  • the cap is provided with two series of radially oriented slots 60 arranged on a spiral 61 which winds upwardly about the cap 58.
  • the two Vseries of slots 60 are in diametric opposition.
  • At the apex of the cap is a diametrically extending slot 62.
  • each of the slots 60 is seven sixteenths of an inch long at the inner surface of the cap 58 and one half inch long at the outer face and .100 inch in width, whereupon a fan shaped sheet of water will issue therefrom.
  • the apex slot 62 may be somewhat shorter while being of the same width.
  • the yslots in the cap 58 are for the express purpose of providing wat-er sprays for washing and rinsing the articles in the upper rack.
  • Dishes in the lower :rack are washed and rinsed by sheets of water discharged from the various orifices of the lower lspray device 31 supplemented by discharge sprays from diametrically opposed slo-t 63 in the body portion of the spray head 41; said slots 63 are arranged to project generally horizontal slots of water to wash and rinse upper portions of large platters or the like which may be blanketed by other articles in the lower rack so as not to be wholly subject to the upwardly issuing sprays from the device 31.
  • each of the issuing sprays from either of the spray devices maintains its own individuality; as the respective devices rotate the several sprays are in a spiral pattern according to the initial directions of issuance.
  • the essentially upwardly directed sprays of the lower device 31 produce spiral patterns which assume an upwardly and outwardly directed contour; the discharge from the orifice 63 spirals about the axis of the conduit 40; the discharge from the cap S8 has a unique spiral pattern established by the shape of the cap and the spiral distribution of the slots thereon.
  • the total Water efiort derives from circulation of a nominal tub fill of about 2.5 gallons at the rate of about 45 gallons per minute and at a pump discharge pressure of the order of 3.5 pounds per square inch.
  • a feature of my invention as respects the arrangement discharge from the cap orifices 60 is that as the respective orifices pass a common point within the tub, each discharge from a higher level than the immediately preceding one. This results from the fact that the spiral line on which the respective orifices of a group are arranged lrises in the direction of rotation. Because of the angular spacing between the orifices and the natural trajectory of the streams issuing therefrom, the lower spray is dropping as the next higher spray reaches the point from which the lower spray was ejected. Thus there is a minimum of conflict between the sprays.
  • the respective spray patterns A and B are typical of those which would issue from each half of the spray head 41 if said spray head could be operated so that a momentary jet would issue in quick succession from each orifice 60 (and 62) as each orifice came into the vertical plane just vacated by the preceding orifice.
  • the representation is intended to show the cumulative coverage of the several jets.
  • This spray pattern is particularly advantageous with 4respect to the upper rack because this rack normally accommodates glassware and cups which are arranged in an inverted posture.
  • the upwardly spiraling sprays flush out the interiors of the cups and glasses, and the more laterally directed sprays sweep the exteriors.
  • the spray head is advantageously formed of a material such as polypropylene, which is impervious to the detergents presently used in dishwashers, and shows substantialy no distortion after being soaked for two hours in a detergent solution held at 280 F.
  • a further advantage of polypropylene derives from the fact that the cap and body portions may be spin-welded, a process in which the parts are positioned in their final positions with respect to each other, and one is rotated at high speed. The heat of friction quickly attains the fusion point, whereupon rotation is stopped and permanent securement of the respective parts occurs.
  • the design of the spray head insures that it will not damage any dish or fragile article which may come into contact with it during the rotation of the head, and that the spray head cannot be held against rotation by reason of such a contact.
  • the upward and outward flare of the body portion, and the spherical cap contour, offer no projections or surfaces which could be of a potentially damaging nature.
  • Dishwashng apparatus comprising, in combination:
  • reaction spray device including an open-ended tubular hub portion and spray arms extending radially therefrom,
  • pumping means for withdrawing water from said tub and discharging it vertically into said hub, said spray arms receiving water therefrom for discharge through a plurality of orifice directed against said lower rack and other orifices providing reaction jets to enforce rotation of said spray device;
  • a spray head mounted on the upper end of said conduit intermediate said upper and lower racks, said spray head having a substantially conical cap;
  • means comprising a plurality of slot-like orifices disposed about said cap along a spiral line extending from the base of said cap to the apex thereof whereupon to direct sprays of water in an upward and outward direction from below said upper rack;
  • the orifices of said cap member being arranged relative to the direction of rotation so that as each of the orifices of said cap pass a fixed point within said tub, the respective orifices discharge from successively higher levels.
  • Dishwashng apparatus comprising, in combination:
  • reaction spray device including an open-ended tubular hub portion and spray arms extending therefrom,
  • an upwardly and outwardly curving circular spray head mounted on the upper end of said conduit intermediate said upper and lower racks, said spray head having a substantially conical cap;
  • means comprising a plurality of slot-like orifices disposed about said cap along a spiral line extending from the base of said cap to the apex thereof whereupon to direct sprays of water in an upward and outward direction from below said upper rack;
  • the orifices of said cap being arranged relative to the direction of rotation so that as each of theV orifices of said cap pass a xed point Within said hub, the respective trainss discharge from successively higher levels.
  • Dishwashing apparatus comprising, in combination:
  • said device and said conduit being formed between said racks as substantially continuous surfaces of revolution without projections, said device having port means arranged to discharge water during rotation of said device upwardly against all parts of the rack thereabove;
  • connection of said conduit to said discharge device being formed as a smoothly curved section flaring outwardly from said conduit to the base of said discharge device whereby liquid within said conduit reaches said port means substantially .without a change in the direction of flow; and v (f) means beneath said conduit for rotating said conduit and said discharge device;
  • said discharge device being arranged relative to the direction of rotation so that as each port of the port means pass a xed point within said tub, the respective ports discharge from successively higher levels.
  • the apparatus vdefined in claim 3 including a reaction spray device below said lower rack with spray arms extending radially therefrom, said spray device being mounted for rotation about the axis of said conduit and said discharge device, and means for mechanically coupling said reaction spray device to said conduit and said discharge device at least during reception of water by said spray device.

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