WO2017059814A1 - 洗衣干衣机 - Google Patents

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WO2017059814A1
WO2017059814A1 PCT/CN2016/101566 CN2016101566W WO2017059814A1 WO 2017059814 A1 WO2017059814 A1 WO 2017059814A1 CN 2016101566 W CN2016101566 W CN 2016101566W WO 2017059814 A1 WO2017059814 A1 WO 2017059814A1
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辻贵裕
金田隆二
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青岛海尔洗衣机有限公司
海尔亚洲株式会社
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Priority to KR1020187013054A priority Critical patent/KR20180067594A/ko
Priority to CN201680058864.6A priority patent/CN108138420B/zh
Priority to EP16853118.4A priority patent/EP3360997A4/en
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    • DTEXTILES; PAPER
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  • the invention relates to a washer-dryer.
  • a hot air supply unit for supplying high-temperature air into the washing and dewatering tub is disposed on the upper panel having the laundry inlet.
  • the opening of the upper surface of the tub provided with the washing tub dewatering tub is covered by an outer tub having an inner lid.
  • the hot air generated by the hot air supply unit is blown out from the upper portion of the outer tub into the washing and dewatering tub through a hot air duct connected to the outer tub.
  • a vent hole is formed in the inner lid, and hot air supplied into the washing tub is discharged from the vent hole to the outside of the outer tub, and is discharged from the outside of the outer box from a vent hole or the like.
  • Patent Document 1 Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2007-44228
  • the present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and an object thereof is to provide a washing and drying machine which can expect an improvement in drying efficiency.
  • a washer-dryer includes: an outer tub elastically supported in the casing; a washing and dewatering tub rotatably disposed in the outer tub; and a hot air supply unit including a heater and a fan The operation of the fan supplies air heated by operation of the heater from an upper portion of the outer tub to the washing dewatering tub; and a discharge port provided at a lower portion of the outer tub for the The air in contact with the laundry in the washing and dewatering tank is discharged.
  • the discharge port from the air in the outer tub is formed in the lower portion of the outer tub, the hot air fed into the outer tub from above easily goes to the lower portion of the washing and dewatering tub. Thereby, the hot air easily permeates the laundry in the washing and dewatering tank, and therefore the drying efficiency can be expected to be improved.
  • the washing and drying machine of the present invention may be configured to further include a venting portion that does not leak water accumulated in the outer tub during washing, and will flow out from the discharge port during drying.
  • the air is discharged.
  • the exhaust portion may include an exhaust duct connected to the discharge port and extending upward.
  • an exhaust port is formed in the exhaust duct, and the exhaust port is located at a position higher than an overflow level in which water overflows from the outer tub.
  • the air discharge port can be provided in the lower portion of the outer tub.
  • the washing and drying machine of the present invention may have a structure in which the casing includes an upper panel having an inlet for washing, and the hot air supply portion is disposed in a housing chamber provided in the upper panel, and the hot air supply portion
  • the intake port faces the inner wall surface of the storage chamber at an interval, and the air flowing through the storage chamber is taken into the intake port by the operation of the fan.
  • the air heated by the heat supplied from the hot air supply unit can be heated by the heater, the amount of heating of the heater can be suppressed, and the power consumption of the washer-dryer during the drying process can be suppressed.
  • the accommodating portion may have an opening that communicates with a space between the casing and the outer tub, and the air in the space is operated by the fan. Ingested and circulated in the containment room.
  • the air heated by the heat from the outer tub can be taken into the storage chamber, the air heated further can be taken into the air inlet of the hot air supply unit, and the heater can be further suppressed. The amount of heating.
  • the washing and drying machine of the present invention may have a structure in which the casing includes an upper panel having an inlet for washing, and the hot air supply portion is disposed in a housing chamber provided in the upper panel, the housing chamber having An opening that communicates with a space between the casing and the outer tub, an air inlet of the hot air supply portion is opposed to the opening, and air in the space is ingested by operation of the fan The suction port.
  • the washing and drying machine may have the following structure: a control unit that performs a first drying operation and a second drying operation, the first drying operation operating the heater and the fan, and the air heated by the heater is from the hot air a supply portion is supplied into the outer tub; the second dryer operation is followed by the first dry clothes operation, the fan is operated in a state where the heater is stopped, and the heater is not heated by the heater Air is supplied from the hot air supply unit into the outer tub.
  • Fig. 1 is a side cross-sectional view showing a fully automatic washer-dryer according to an embodiment.
  • FIG. 2 is a fully automatic washing machine in a state in which the rear cover according to the embodiment is removed and the upper cover is opened. Top view of the clothes machine.
  • FIG. 3 is a plan view of the fully automatic washer-dryer in which the hot air supply unit, the water supply unit, and the water level sensor are further removed from the state of FIG. 2 according to the embodiment.
  • FIG 4 is a view of the outer tub in which the exhaust duct is attached as seen from the rear according to the embodiment.
  • FIG. 5 is a vertical cross-sectional view of a main portion in which the outer tub and the exhaust duct are cut at a central portion in the left-right direction of the exhaust duct according to the embodiment.
  • Fig. 6(a) is a cross-sectional view of the exhaust duct taken along line A-A' of Fig. 5 according to the embodiment
  • Fig. 6(b) is a line along line BB' of Fig. 5 according to the embodiment.
  • Fig. 7 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a fully automatic washer-dryer according to an embodiment.
  • FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing an operation control operation in the drying process according to the embodiment.
  • FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view of a main portion showing a configuration of a fully automatic washer-dryer according to a first modification.
  • FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view of a main portion showing a configuration of a fully automatic washer-dryer according to a second modification.
  • Fig. 11 is a side sectional view showing a fully automatic washer-dryer according to a third modification.
  • 1 automatic washing and drying machine (washing and drying machine); 10: casing; 12: upper panel; 14: input port; 20: outer tub; 20c: discharge port; 24: washing dewatering bucket; 50: hot air supply Unit (hot air supply unit); 50A: hot air supply unit (hot air supply unit); 51a: intake port; 52: fan; 53: heater; 80: exhaust duct (exhaust portion); 83: exhaust port; 100: containment chamber; 106: first opening (opening); 107: second opening (opening); 108: third opening (opening); 109: fourth opening (opening); 110: opening and closing valve (exhaust portion); 130: air intake port (opening); 201: control unit.
  • FIG. 1 to 3 are views showing the structure of the fully automatic laundry dryer 1.
  • Figure 1 is a fully automatic washing machine
  • FIG. 2 is a plan view of the fully automatic washer-dryer 1 in a state in which the rear cover 102 is removed and the upper cover 15 is opened.
  • 3 is a plan view of the fully automatic washer-dryer 1 in which the hot air supply unit 50, the water supply unit 60, and the water level sensor 70 are further removed from the state of FIG.
  • the fully automatic washing and drying machine 1 is provided with a casing 10 constituting an appearance.
  • the casing 10 includes a square tubular body portion 11 having an upper and lower surface open, an upper panel 12 covering the upper surface of the body portion 11, and a base 13 for supporting the body portion 11.
  • the upper panel 12 is formed with an input port 14 for washing.
  • the inlet 14 is covered by an upper cover 15 that is openable and closable.
  • the outer tub 20 is elastically suspended and supported by four booms 21 having anti-vibration means.
  • the upper surface of the outer tub 20 is covered by the outer tub cover 22.
  • an opening 22a having almost the same size as the input port 14 is formed at a position corresponding to the input port 14.
  • the opening portion 22a is covered by the inner lid 23 so as to be openable and closable.
  • a washing and dewatering tub 24 is disposed in the outer tub 20.
  • the washing and dewatering tub 24 is rotated about a rotation axis extending in the vertical direction.
  • a plurality of dewatering holes 24a are formed on the inner circumferential surface of the washing and dewatering tub 24 over the entire circumference.
  • a balance ring 25 is provided at an upper portion of the washing and dewatering tub 24.
  • a pulsator 26 is disposed at the bottom of the washing and dewatering tub 24.
  • a plurality of blades 26a are radially provided on the surface of the pulsator 26.
  • a drive unit 30 is disposed at the outer bottom of the outer tub 20, and the drive unit 30 generates a torque that drives the washing and dewatering tub 24 and the pulsator 26.
  • the drive unit 30 includes a drive motor 31 and a transmission mechanism portion 32.
  • the transmission mechanism portion 32 has a clutch mechanism 32a by which the torque of the drive motor 31 is transmitted only to the pulsator 26 during the washing process and the rinsing process, and only the pulsator 26 is rotated; during the dehydration process
  • the torque of the drive motor 31 is transmitted to the pulsator 26 and the washing and dewatering tub 24, so that the pulsator 26 and the washing and dewatering tub 24 are integrally rotated.
  • a drain port portion 20a is formed at the outer bottom of the outer tub 20.
  • the drain port portion 20a is provided with a drain valve 40.
  • the drain valve 40 is connected to the drain hose 41. When the drain valve 40 is opened, the water accumulated in the washing and dewatering tub 24 and the outer tub 20 is discharged out of the machine through the drain hose 41.
  • An operation portion 16 is provided at a front portion of the upper panel 12.
  • the operation unit 16 is provided with various operation buttons such as a power button 16a, a start button 16b, and a mode selection button 16c.
  • the power button 16a is a button for turning on and off the power of the fully automatic washer-dryer 1.
  • the start button 16b is a button for starting the operation.
  • the mode selection button 16c is for a plurality of operations from the laundry operation, the laundry drying operation, and the drying operation. Select any button for the operation mode in the mode.
  • a housing chamber 100 is provided to be closed from the outside.
  • the accommodating chamber 100 is composed of a accommodating recess 101 having a bottom surface 101a, a front side surface 101b, a rear side surface 101c, a left side surface 101d, and a right side surface 101e, and the upper surface is opened, and the rear cover 102 covers the housing recessed portion.
  • the upper surface of 101 A hot air supply unit 50, a water supply unit 60, a water level sensor 70, and the like are disposed in the storage chamber 100.
  • the hot air supply unit 50 is disposed on the left side of the center in the storage chamber 100.
  • the hot air supply unit 50 includes a casing 51, a fan 52, a heater 53, and a hot air duct 54.
  • the hot air supply unit 50 corresponds to the hot air supply unit of the present invention.
  • the outer casing 51 has a substantially L-shaped rectangular parallelepiped shape that extends to the right and is bent forward.
  • an intake port 51a is formed on the rear surface on the left end side
  • an exhaust port 51b is formed on the bottom surface on the right end side.
  • the intake port 51a is opposed to the rear side surface 101c of the housing recess 101 in a spaced state, and an opening that communicates with the outside is not formed in a region of the rear side surface 101c that faces the intake port 51a.
  • a plurality of first mounting portions 51c for fixing the hot air supply unit 50 are provided at appropriate positions of the outer casing 51.
  • the fan 52 is a centrifugal fan including a blower 52a and a motor 52b that rotates the blower 52a.
  • the blower 52a is disposed inside the casing 51 so as to face the intake port 51a.
  • the heater 53 is disposed downstream of the blower 52a in the casing 51.
  • the heater 53 is a self-adjustable temperature PCT heater (semiconductor heater), and the lower the temperature of the air to be heated, the larger the heat generation becomes.
  • the hot air supply unit 50 may use a fan other than a centrifugal fan or a heater other than a PCT heater.
  • the hot air duct 54 is formed of an elastic member or the like and has flexibility, and one end is connected to the exhaust port 51b of the outer casing 51, and the other end is connected to the air outlet 20b formed in the outer tub cover 22.
  • the blower outlet 20b faces the inside of the washing and dewatering tub 24.
  • the water supply unit 60 is disposed on the right side of the center in the storage chamber 100.
  • the water supply unit 60 includes a water injection port portion 61, a water supply valve 62, a bath water pump 63, and a water supply pipe 64.
  • the water injection port portion 61 has a rectangular parallelepiped shape that is long in front and rear.
  • a first inflow port 61a and a second inflow port 61b for taking in tap water and a third inflow port 61c for taking in bath water are formed on the upper surface, and a water injecting port 61d is formed on the bottom surface.
  • the softener cartridge (not shown) for the softener is taken in such a way as to be able to be withdrawn from the front. It is housed in the water injection port portion 61. Further, a plurality of second mounting portions 61e for fixing the water supply unit 60 are provided at appropriate positions of the water injection port portion 61.
  • the water supply valve 62 is a double valve having a first outflow port 62a connected to the first inflow port 61a and a second outflow port 62b connected to the second inflow port 61b.
  • a first connection port 62c is formed on the upper surface of the water supply valve 62.
  • the first connection port 62c is externally provided in a state where the accommodation recess 101 is covered by the rear cover 102, and a water supply hose (not shown) extending from the faucet is connected to the first connection port 62c.
  • the bath water supply hose 63a of the bath water pump 63 is connected to the third inflow port 61c.
  • a second connection port 63b is formed on the upper surface of the bath water pump 63.
  • the second connection port 63b is directed to the outside in a state where the accommodation recess 101 is covered by the rear cover 102, and a bath water hose (not shown) is connected to the second connection port 63b.
  • the suction port at the top end is immersed in the bathtub.
  • the water supply pipe 64 is formed of an elastic member or the like and has flexibility. One end is connected to the water injection port 61d of the water injection port portion 61, and the other end is connected to a water supply port (not shown) formed in the outer tub cover 22.
  • the tap water is taken into the water injection port portion 61 through the first inflow port 61a.
  • the tap water that has been ingested is discharged from the water injection port 61d without passing through the softener case.
  • the bath water that has been ingested into the water injection port portion 61 through the third inflow port 61c by the operation of the bath water pump 63 is not discharged from the water injecting port 61d via the softener case.
  • the valve on the second outflow port 62b side of the water supply valve 62 is opened, the tap water is taken into the water injection port portion 61 through the second inflow port 61b.
  • the tap water that has been ingested passes through the softener case, and is discharged from the water injection port 61d in a state in which the softener is mixed.
  • the tap water and the bath water discharged from the water injection port 61d are supplied into the outer tub 20 via the water supply pipe 64.
  • the water level sensor 70 is disposed on the right side of the water supply valve 62 in the storage chamber 100.
  • An air trap (not shown) is formed at the bottom of the outer tub 20, and the water level sensor 70 and the air trap are connected by an air hose 71.
  • the water level sensor 70 detects the water level in the wash tub 24, that is, in the outer tub 20.
  • a plurality of first mounting bosses 103 corresponding to the first mounting portion 51c are formed at a position where the hot air supply unit 50 is disposed on the bottom surface 101a of the housing recess 101, and the water supply unit 60 is disposed.
  • a plurality of second mounting bosses 104 corresponding to the second mounting portion 61e are formed.
  • a sensor mounting portion 105 is formed at a position where the water level sensor 70 is disposed.
  • the bottom surface 101a is formed with a first opening portion 106 through which the hot air duct 54 and the water supply duct 64 pass, and a second opening portion 107 through which the electric wiring from the hot air supply unit 50 passes; the third opening portion 108, Supply from Electrical wiring of the water supply unit 60 and the water level sensor 70 passes through; and a fourth opening 109 through which the air hose 71 extending from the water level sensor 70 passes.
  • the first opening 106, the second opening 107, the third opening 108, and the fourth opening 109 correspond to the opening of the present invention.
  • the first attachment portion 51 c is fixed to the first attachment protrusion 103 by a screw or the like, whereby the hot air supply unit 50 is fixed in the accommodation chamber 100 without being in contact with the bottom surface 101 a of the accommodation recess 101 .
  • the second attachment portion 61e is fixed to the second attachment boss 104 by screws or the like, whereby the water supply unit 60 is fixed in the storage chamber 100 without being in contact with the bottom surface 101a of the housing recess 101.
  • the water level sensor 70 is fixed to the sensor mounting portion 105 in a state where it does not come into contact with the bottom surface 101a of the housing recess 101.
  • the hot air supply unit 50, the water supply unit 60, and the water level sensor 70 are not in contact with the bottom surface 101a, the first opening portion 106, the second opening portion 107, the third opening portion 108, and the fourth opening portion 109 are hardly supplied by the hot air.
  • the unit 50, the water supply unit 60, and the water level sensor 70 are blocked.
  • an intake port for taking in air into the storage chamber 100 is not actively formed on the front, rear, left and right, and the upper and lower wall surfaces.
  • the first opening 106, the second opening 107, the third opening 108, and the fourth opening 109 formed in the bottom surface 101a of the housing recess 101 pass through the openings 106 to 109 and through the openings 106.
  • a gap is formed between the hot air ducts 54, the water supply ducts 64, the various electric wirings, the air hoses 71, and the like.
  • these openings 106 to 109 function as intake ports for taking in air into the storage chamber 100 during the drying process.
  • a discharge port 20c is formed in a lower portion of the side surface on the rear side of the outer tub 20.
  • An exhaust duct 80 is connected to the discharge port 20c.
  • the exhaust duct 80 extends upward, and an exhaust port 83 is formed in the vicinity of the upper end portion thereof.
  • the exhaust duct 80 corresponds to the exhaust portion of the present invention.
  • An external exhaust port 11a composed of a plurality of holes is formed at a position facing the exhaust port 83 on the rear surface of the body portion 11 of the casing 10. It is desirable that the upper and lower positions of the outer tub 20 vary depending on the weight of the laundry put into the washing and dewatering tub 24, and the upper and lower positions of the exhaust port 83 of the exhaust duct 80 also change, and the exhaust port At least a portion of 83 does not deviate from the off-machine exhaust port 11a, and preferably the entire exhaust port 83 does not deviate from the off-machine exhaust port 11a.
  • FIG. 4 is a view of the outer tub 20 to which the exhaust duct 80 is attached as seen from the rear.
  • FIG. 5 is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of a main portion in which the outer tub 20 and the exhaust duct 80 are cut at the central portion in the left-right direction of the exhaust duct 80.
  • 6(a) is a cross-sectional view of the exhaust duct 80 taken along line A-A' of FIG. 5, and
  • FIG. 6(b) is an exhaust duct 80 taken along line BB' of FIG. Cutaway view. It should be noted that, for convenience, the figure In 6 (a), the exhaust port 83 is depicted by a chain line.
  • the exhaust duct 80 is formed by overlapping the first casing 81 opposed to the casing 10 and the second casing 82 opposed to the outer tub 20, and joining the flange portions 81a and 82a of each other by vibration welding or the like. It is formed by joining in a water-tight manner.
  • the exhaust duct 80 has a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape that is long in the vertical direction and flat in the front-rear direction.
  • a substantially rectangular rectangular exhaust port 83 is formed in a surface of the upper end portion of the exhaust duct 80 on the side of the casing 10.
  • An intake port 84 is formed on a surface of the lower end portion of the exhaust duct 80 on the side of the outer tub 20.
  • the intake port 84 has a cylindrical shape and protrudes toward the inside of the exhaust duct 80. The left and right widths of the lower end portion of the exhaust duct 80 are gradually narrowed toward the intake port 84.
  • the discharge port 20c formed in the lower portion of the side surface of the outer tub 20 has a cylindrical shape and protrudes outward.
  • the outer diameter of the discharge port 20c is equal to the inner diameter of the suction port 84 of the exhaust duct 80.
  • the exhaust duct 80 is designed such that the intake port 84 is fitted into the discharge port 20c of the outer tub 20 and the surface on the outer tub 20 side is almost in close contact with the outer tub 20 and is fixed to the outer tub 20. At this time, the discharge port 20c and the intake port 84 are connected in a water-tight state by a seal or the like.
  • An overflow chamber 90 is formed in an upper portion of the outer tub 20.
  • the upper side of the front wall 91 is opened toward the inside of the outer tub 20.
  • water overflowing from the inside of the outer tub 20 flows into the overflow chamber 90.
  • a water overflow port 92 is formed at the bottom of the overflow chamber 90, and a tip end portion 93a of the overflow pipe 93 extending from the water overflow port 92 is connected to an overflow hose (not shown) that extends to the drain hose 41.
  • the water overflowing to the overflow chamber 90 is discharged from the overflow port 92, and is guided to the drain hose 41 through the overflow pipe 93 and the overflow hose.
  • the exhaust port 83 of the exhaust duct 80 is formed at a position higher than the height position of the front wall 91, that is, the overflow water level Lofw. Since the overflow water level Lofw is a position higher than the highest highest water level Lmax among the water levels determined by the amount of laundry, the position of the exhaust port 83 is a position higher than the highest water level Lmax.
  • the exhaust duct 80 water which is at the same water level as the water level of the water accumulated in the outer tub 20 during the washing is accumulated.
  • the exhaust port 83 of the exhaust duct 80 is formed at a position higher than the overflow water level Lofw, it is possible to prevent water from leaking from the exhaust port 83 during washing.
  • first wall portions 85 and two lower second wall portions 86 projecting from the left and right inner wall surfaces are provided inside the exhaust duct 80.
  • the protruding length of the first arm portion 85 is smaller than the protruding length of the second arm portion 86.
  • first first wall portion 85 and the second wall portion 86 on the right side, and the first wall portion 85 and the second wall portion 86 on the left side are formed at different height positions of the exhaust duct 80.
  • the pulsator 26 When the pulsator 26 is rotated during the washing, since the water surface in the outer tub 20 and the exhaust duct 80 are undulated, it is possible for the water to rise to a higher position in the exhaust duct 80.
  • the first wall portion 85 and the second wall portion 86 can suppress an increase in the water level caused by the undulation. Therefore, it is difficult for the water to leak from the exhaust port 83 during washing.
  • the protruding length of the first arm portion 85 may be the same as the protruding length of the second arm portion 86.
  • the first first wall portion 85 and the second wall portion 86 on the right side, and the first wall portion 85 and the second wall portion 86 on the left side may be formed at the same height position of the exhaust duct 80.
  • Fig. 7 is a block diagram showing the structure of the fully automatic washing and drying machine 1.
  • the fully automatic washer-dryer 1 is provided with the control unit 200 in addition to the above-mentioned structure.
  • the control unit 200 includes a control unit 201, a storage unit 202, a motor drive unit 203, a clutch drive unit 204, a water supply drive unit 205, a pump drive unit 206, a drain drive unit 207, a fan drive unit 208, and a heater drive unit 209.
  • the operation unit 16 outputs a corresponding input signal of a button operated by the user among various buttons such as the power button 16a, the start button 16b, and the mode selection button 16c to the control unit 201.
  • the water level sensor 70 detects the water level in the outer tub 20, and outputs a water level detection signal corresponding to the detected water level to the control unit 201.
  • the motor drive unit 203 drives the drive motor 31 based on a control signal from the control unit 201.
  • the clutch drive unit 204 drives the clutch mechanism 32a based on a control signal output from the control unit 201.
  • the water supply driving unit 205 drives the water supply valve 62 based on a control signal from the control unit 201.
  • the pump drive unit 206 drives the bath water pump 63 based on a control signal from the control unit 201.
  • the drain drive unit 207 drives the drain valve 40 based on a control signal from the control unit 201.
  • the fan drive unit 208 drives the fan 52 based on a control signal output from the control unit 201.
  • the heater drive unit 209 drives the heater 53 based on a control signal output from the control unit 201.
  • the storage unit 202 includes an EEPROM, a RAM, and the like.
  • the storage unit 202 stores programs for performing a laundry operation, a laundry drying operation, and a drying operation in various operation modes. Further, the storage unit 202 stores various parameters and various control flags for executing these programs.
  • the control unit 201 stores the information based on the signals from the operation unit 16, the water level sensor 70, and the like.
  • the program of the storage unit 202 controls the motor drive unit 203, the clutch drive unit 204, the water supply drive unit 205, the pump drive unit 206, the drain drive unit 207, the fan drive unit 208, the heater drive unit 209, and the like.
  • the fully automatic washer-dryer 1 performs laundry operation, laundry drying operation or drying operation in various operation modes.
  • the laundry operation is a laundry only operation, which sequentially performs a washing process, an intermediate dehydration process, a rinsing process, and a final dehydration process.
  • the laundry drying operation is carried out continuously from the laundry to the drying operation, and the drying process is followed by the final dewatering process.
  • the drying operation is performed only for the drying operation, and only the drying process is performed.
  • the pulsator 26 is rotated in the right direction and the left direction in a state where water is accumulated in the washing and dewatering tub 24.
  • the water flow is generated in the washing and dewatering tub 24 by the rotation of the pulsator 26.
  • the laundry is washed by the generated water stream and the detergent contained in the water.
  • the laundry is rinsed by the resulting water flow.
  • the washing and dewatering tub 24 and the pulsator 26 are integrally rotated at a high speed.
  • the laundry is dehydrated by the centrifugal force generated by washing the dewatering tub 24.
  • the pulsator 26 repeatedly performs a right turn and a left turn.
  • the laundry in the washing and dewatering tub 24 is dried by the hot air introduced into the washing and dewatering tub 24 while being stirred by the pulsator 26.
  • Fig. 8 is a flow chart showing the operation control operation during the drying process.
  • the heating and drying operation and the residual heat drying operation immediately following the heating and drying operation are performed.
  • the drying process will be described in detail with reference to FIG.
  • the control section 201 When the drying process is started, the control section 201 first performs a heating and drying operation. That is, the control unit 201 controls the fan drive unit 208 to operate the fan 52 at the first number of revolutions (S1), and simultaneously controls the heater drive unit 209 to operate the heater 53 (S2).
  • the first rotation speed is set, for example, to 3500 rpm.
  • the control unit 201 controls the motor drive unit 203 to operate the drive motor 31 to rotate the pulsator 26 to the left and right (S3).
  • the on/off time of the reverse operation is set to 3 seconds on - 1.5 seconds off.
  • the on-time during the drying process is longer than the on-time of the usual washing process or the rinsing process, and the laundry is flexibly moved in the washing and dewatering tub 24 by the reverse operation of the pulsator 26 having a long switching-on time.
  • the air passes through the first opening portion 106 of the bottom surface 101a of the accommodating chamber 100,
  • the two openings 107, the third opening 108, and the fourth opening 109 are taken into the storage chamber 100 from the space between the casing 10 and the tub 20.
  • the ingested air flows in the storage chamber 100, and travels to the intake port 51a of the outer casing 51 provided in the hot air supply unit 50, and is sucked into the outer casing 51 from the intake port 51a.
  • the sucked air is heated by the heater 53 to become hot air, and is blown into the outer tub 20 from above through the hot air duct 54.
  • the pulsator 26 is repeatedly subjected to the reverse rotation operation, whereby the laundry in the washing and dewatering tub 24 is stirred.
  • the hot air blown into the outer tub 20 is blown into the washing and dewatering tub 24 from above, and is brought into contact with the laundry which is stirred in the washing and dewatering tub 24 to remove moisture from the laundry. Thereby, the laundry is dried.
  • the air from which the moisture has been removed from the laundry passes through the dewatering holes 24a and the like of the washing and dewatering tub 24, flows between the washing and dewatering tub 24 and the outer tub 20, and is discharged from the discharge port 20c provided at the lower portion of the side surface of the outer tub 20.
  • the discharged air flows in the exhaust duct 80, and is exhausted to the outside through the exhaust port 83 of the exhaust duct 80 and the off-machine exhaust port 11a of the cabinet 10. It should be noted that the flow of the air in the heating and drying operation is indicated by arrows in FIG.
  • the outer casing 51 of the hot air supply unit 50 and the outer tub 20 themselves are heated by the heat of the hot air.
  • the air heated by the heat generated from the outer tub 20 is taken into the storage chamber 100, and the air flowing in the storage chamber 100 is further heated by the heat generated from the outer casing 51.
  • the air having a higher temperature than the outside air of the fully automatic washer-dryer 1 is taken into the intake port 51a of the hot air supply unit 50.
  • the control unit 201 determines whether or not a predetermined heating and drying time has elapsed (S4). When the heating and drying time has elapsed (S4: YES), the control unit 201 stops the heater 53 (S5). Thereby, the heating and drying operation is ended.
  • control unit 201 executes the residual heat drying operation.
  • the control unit 201 increases the number of revolutions of the fan 52, and causes the fan 52 to operate at a second number of revolutions higher than the first number of revolutions (S6).
  • the second rotation speed is set, for example, to 5000 rpm
  • the air heated by the residual heat of the outer tub 20 and the outer casing 51 is taken into the air inlet 51a of the hot air supply unit 50, and the air is supplied to the outer tub 20 as a residual heat wind direction without being heated by the heater 53.
  • the laundry in the washing and dewatering tub 24 is dried in contact with the residual hot air.
  • the number of revolutions of the fan 52 is increased, the amount of residual hot air is larger than the amount of hot air during the heating and drying operation. Thereby, it is possible to compensate for a decrease in drying efficiency caused by a decrease in the temperature of the wind in contact with the laundry by increasing the amount of wind.
  • the control unit 201 determines whether or not the preset residual heat drying time has elapsed (S7). And when When the residual heat drying time (S7: YES), the control unit 201 stops the fan 52 (S8), stops the drive motor 31, and stops the pulsator 26 (S9). Thereby, the residual heat drying operation is ended, and the drying process is ended.
  • the discharge port 20c from the air in the outer tub 20 is formed in the lower portion of the outer tub 20
  • the hot air fed into the outer tub 20 from above is easily passed to the lower portion of the washing and dewatering tub 24.
  • the hot air easily penetrates into the laundry in the washing and dewatering tub 24, so that the drying efficiency can be expected to be improved.
  • an exhaust duct 80 that is connected to the discharge port 20c and extends upward is provided, and in the exhaust duct 80, exhaust gas is formed at a position higher than the overflow water level Lofw in which the water overflows from the outer tub 20. Since the mouth 83 is so, the water accumulated in the outer tub 20 does not leak during the washing, and the air which is discharged from the discharge port 20c can be discharged during the drying. Thereby, there is no fear that the water leaks during the washing, and the air discharge port 20c can be provided in the lower portion of the outer tub 20.
  • the intake port 51a of the hot air supply unit 50 and the rear side surface 101c of the storage chamber 100 face each other at an interval, and the air circulating in the storage chamber 100 is sucked into the intake port by the operation of the fan 52. 51a.
  • the air heated by the heat from the hot air supply unit 50 can be heated by the heater 53, so that the amount of heating of the heater 53 can be suppressed, and the power consumption of the heater 53, that is, the fully automatic washer-dryer 1 can be suppressed. the amount.
  • the air heated by the heat from the outer tub passes through the first opening portion 106, the second opening portion 107, the third opening portion 108, and the fourth opening portion formed in the bottom surface 101a of the storage chamber 100. 109, the space between the casing 10 and the outer tub 20 is taken into the accommodating chamber 100. Thereby, the air heated further can be taken into the intake port 51a of the hot air supply unit 50, and the amount of heating of the heater 53 can be further suppressed.
  • the air heated by the heater 53 is supplied as hot air to the heating and drying operation in the outer tub 20, and the residual heat that will pass through the hot air supply unit 50 and the outer tub 20 is performed.
  • the heated air is supplied as waste heat to the residual heat in the outer tub 20 to dry. In this way, the waste heat can be dried by the residual heat of the hot air supply unit 50 and the outer tub 20, and therefore, the power consumption of the fully automatic washer-dryer 1 during the drying process can be suppressed.
  • FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view of a main portion showing a configuration of a fully automatic washer-dryer 1 according to a first modification.
  • the exhaust duct 80 is provided downstream of the discharge port 20c of the outer tub 20.
  • the opening and closing valve 110 for opening and closing the discharge port 20c is provided in the discharge port 20c instead of the exhaust duct 80.
  • the on-off valve 110 is closed during the washing process, the rinsing process, the intermediate dehydration process, and the final dehydration process based on the control of the control section 201, and is opened during the drying process.
  • the opening and closing valve 110 corresponds to the exhaust portion of the present invention.
  • the water accumulated in the outer tub 20 is not leaked during the washing, and the air flowing out from the discharge port 20c can be discharged during the drying.
  • FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view of a main portion showing a configuration of a fully automatic washer-dryer 1 according to a second modification.
  • an exhaust fan 120 is provided in the exhaust port 83.
  • the exhaust fan 120 for example, an axial fan can be used.
  • the exhaust fan 120 operates in the drying process based on the control of the control unit 201.
  • the air in the outer tub 20 can be strongly taken into the exhaust duct 80 through the discharge port 20c, so that the air in the outer tub 20 easily flows to the discharge port 20c.
  • the hot air sent into the outer tub 20 from above becomes easier to reach the lower portion of the washing and dewatering tub 24, so that the drying efficiency can be further expected.
  • Fig. 11 is a side cross-sectional view showing the fully automatic washer-dryer 1 according to a third modification.
  • air is taken into the storage chamber 100 from the space between the casing 10 and the tub 20, and the air flowing in the storage chamber 100 is taken into the intake port 51a of the hot air supply unit 50.
  • the hot air supply unit 50A having the intake port 51a on the lower surface of the casing 51A is disposed in the storage chamber 100.
  • the bottom surface 101a in the housing chamber 100 is opposed to the air inlet 51a.
  • An air intake port 130 connected to a space between the cabinet 10 and the outer tub 20 is formed. In this configuration, air passes through the air intake port 130 from the space between the casing 10 and the outer tub 20, and is directly taken into the intake port 51a of the hot air supply unit 50A.
  • the air intake port 130 corresponds to the opening of the present invention.
  • the air heated by the heat from the outer tub 20 can be taken into the hot air supply unit 50A. Therefore, the automatic laundry dryer 1 in the drying process can be suppressed as in the above embodiment. power consumption.
  • air is taken into the storage chamber 100 from the space between the casing 10 and the outer tub 20 through the first opening portion 106 or the like.
  • Air port In this case, the outside air that has been taken into the storage chamber 100 through the intake port is heated by the heat generated by the outer casing 51 of the hot air supply unit 50, and then taken into the intake port 51a of the hot air supply unit 50. Therefore, such a structure can also suppress the power consumption of the fully automatic washer-dryer 1 during the drying process.
  • the discharge port 20c and the exhaust duct 80 are provided at a position below the side surface of the outer tub 20 opposed to the rear surface of the cabinet 10.
  • the discharge port 20c and the exhaust duct 80 may be provided at a position below the side surface of the outer tub 20 that faces the right side surface of the casing 10 and the left side.
  • the position at which the discharge port 20c is provided may be a lower portion of the outer tub 20, and the discharge port 20c may be provided not on the side surface of the outer tub 20 but on the bottom surface.
  • the fully automatic washer-dryer 1 having the washing and dewatering tub 24 that rotates around the rotating shaft extending in the vertical direction is exemplified, but the present invention is also applicable to having a tilt to lead.

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本发明提供一种能期待干衣效率的提高的洗衣干衣机。全自动洗衣干衣机(1)具备:外桶(20),弹性地支承于机壳(10)内;洗涤脱水桶(24),可旋转地配置于外桶(20)内;热风供给单元(50),包括加热器和风扇,通过风扇的工作将通过加热器的工作而被加热的空气从外桶(20)的上部供给至洗涤脱水桶(24)内;以及排出口(20c),设于外桶(20)的下部,供与洗涤脱水桶(24)内的洗涤物接触后的空气排出。在排出口(20c)连接有向上方延伸的排气管道(80),在排气管道(80)形成有排气口(83),所述排气口(83)位于比水从外桶(20)内溢出的溢水水位高的位置。

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洗衣干衣机 技术领域
本发明涉及洗衣干衣机。
背景技术
以往,已知一种洗衣干衣机,其在通过配置于洗涤脱水桶的底部的波轮,在洗涤脱水桶内产生水流来对衣物进行洗涤的所谓涡卷式洗衣机(全自动洗衣机)中搭载有衣物的干衣功能。这种洗衣干衣机的一个例子例如记载于专利文献1。
在专利文献1的洗衣干衣机中,在具有洗涤物投入口的上面板配置有用于向洗涤脱水桶内供给高温空气的热风供给单元。配置有洗涤桶脱水桶的外桶的上表面的开口由具有内盖的外桶罩覆盖。由热风供给单元生成的热风经过连接于外桶罩的热风管道,从外桶的上方被吹出至洗涤脱水桶内。在内盖形成有排气孔,供给至洗涤桶内的热风从排气孔出至外桶的外侧,从外箱的背面的通气孔等被排出机外。
上述的结构由于在外桶上表面的内盖形成有排气孔,因此,从外桶的上方供给来的热风还未行至洗涤脱水桶的下部就容易排出排气孔。因此,在洗涤脱水桶内,只有洗涤物的上表面容易接触热风,热风难以渗透洗涤物。因此,在上述的结构存在干衣效率低下的顾虑。
现有技术文献
专利文献
专利文献1:日本特开2007-44228号公报
发明内容
发明所要解决的问题
本发明是鉴于该问题而完成的发明,其目的在于提供一种能期待干衣效率的提高的洗衣干衣机。
用于解决问题的方案
本发明的第一方案的洗衣干衣机具备:外桶,弹性地支承于机壳内;洗涤脱水桶,可旋转地配置于所述外桶内;热风供给部,包括加热器和风扇,通过所述风扇的工作将通过所述加热器的工作而被加热的空气从所述外桶的上部供给至所述洗涤脱水桶内;以及排出口,设于所述外桶的下部,供与所述洗涤脱水桶内的洗涤物接触后的空气排出。
根据上述的结构,由于来自外桶内的空气的排出口形成于外桶的下部,因此,从上方送入外桶内的热风容易行至洗涤脱水桶的下部。由此,热风容易渗透洗涤脱水桶内的洗涤物,因此能期待干衣效率的提高。
本方案的洗衣干衣机可以采用还具备排气部的结构,所述排气部在洗衣时不会泄露蓄积于所述外桶内的水,在干衣时将从所述排出口流出来的空气排出。例如,所述排气部可以包括连接于所述排出口并向上方延伸的排气管道。在该情况下,在所述排气管道形成有排气口,所述排气口位于比水从所述外桶内溢出的溢水水位高的位置。
根据上述的结构,不用担心洗衣时水会泄漏,能将空气的排出口设于外桶的下部。
本方案的洗衣干衣机可以采用如下结构:所述机壳包括具有洗涤物的投入口的上面板,所述热风供给部配置于设于所述上面板的收容室,所述热风供给部的吸气口与所述收容室的内壁面以间隔状态对置,通过所述风扇的工作,流通于所述收容室的空气被摄入所述吸气口。
根据上述的结构,由于能通过加热器,将通过发自热风供给部的热量而被加热的空气加热,因此能抑制加热器的加热量,能抑制干衣过程中洗衣干衣机的耗电量。
在采用上述结构的情况下,可以进一步采用如下结构:所述收容部具有连通至所述机壳与所述外桶之间的空间的开口,通过所述风扇的工作,所述空间内的空气被摄入并流通于所述收容室。
当采用这样的结构时,由于能将通过发自外桶的热量而被加热的空气摄入收容室内,因此能将被进一步加热的空气摄入热风供给部的吸气口,能进一步抑制加热器的加热量。
在本方案的洗衣干衣机可以采用如下结构:所述机壳包括具有洗涤物的投入口的上面板,所述热风供给部配置于设于所述上面板的收容室,所述收容室具有连通至所述机壳与所述外桶之间的空间的开口,所述热风供给部的吸气口与所述开口对置,通过所述风扇的工作,所述空间内的空气被摄入所述吸气口。
根据上述的结构,由于能将通过发自外桶的热而被加热的空气摄入热风供给部,因此能抑制干衣过程中洗衣干衣机的耗电量。
如上所述,在洗衣干衣机采用将摄入热风供给部的空气通过来自外桶、热风供给部的热量来加热的结构的情况下,进一步地,洗衣干衣机可以采用如下结构:还具备控制部,该控制部进行第一干衣运转和第二干衣运转,所述第一干衣运转使所述加热器和所述风扇工作,将被所述加热器加热的空气从所述热风供给部供给至所述外桶内;所述第二干衣运转紧接着该第一干衣运转,在使所述加热器停止的状态下使所述风扇工作,将未被所述加热器加热的空气从所述热风供给部供给至所述外桶内。
当采用这样的结构时,由于能利用热风供给部、外桶的余热来烘干洗涤物,因此能抑制干衣过程中洗衣干衣机的耗电量。
发明效果
根据本发明,能提供一种能期待干衣效率的提高的洗衣干衣机。
本发明的效果以及意义通过如下所示的实施方式的说明来进一步明确。不过,以下的实施方式只是实施本发明时的一个示例,本发明不受以下的实施方式所记载的内容的任何限制。
附图说明
图1是实施方式所涉及的全自动洗衣干衣机的侧剖图。
图2是实施方式所涉及的后罩被卸下且上盖被打开的状态的全自动洗衣干 衣机的俯视图。
图3是实施方式所涉及的从图2的状态进一步卸下热风供给单元、给水单元以及水位传感器的全自动洗衣干衣机的俯视图。
图4是实施方式所涉及的从后方观察装配有排气管道的外桶的图。
图5是实施方式所涉及的将外桶和排气管道在排气管道的左右方向的中央部剖开后的主要部分的纵剖图。
图6(a)是实施方式所涉及的图5的沿A-A’线剖开后的排气管道的剖视图,图6(b)是实施方式所涉及的图5的沿B-B’线剖开后的排气管道的剖视图。
图7是表示实施方式所涉及的全自动洗衣干衣机的结构的框图。
图8是表示实施方式所涉及的干衣过程中的运转控制动作的流程图。
图9是表示变更例1所涉及的全自动洗衣干衣机的结构的主要部分剖视图。
图10是表示变更例2所涉及的全自动洗衣干衣机的结构的主要部分剖视图。
图11是变更例3所涉及的全自动洗衣干衣机的侧剖图。
附图标记说明:
1:全自动洗衣干衣机(洗衣干衣机);10:机壳;12:上面板;14:投入口;20:外桶;20c:排出口;24:洗涤脱水桶;50:热风供给单元(热风供给部);50A:热风供给单元(热风供给部);51a:吸气口;52:风扇;53:加热器;80:排气管道(排气部);83:排气口;100:收容室;106:第一开口部(开口);107:第二开口部(开口);108:第三开口部(开口);109:第四开口部(开口);110:开闭阀(排气部);130:空气摄入口(开口);201:控制部。
具体实施方式
以下,参照附图对本发明的洗衣干衣机的一实施方式加以说明。
图1至图3是表示全自动洗衣干衣机1的结构的图。图1是全自动洗衣干 衣机1的侧剖图,图2是后罩102被卸下且上盖15被打开的状态的全自动洗衣干衣机1的俯视图。图3是从图2的状态进一步卸下热风供给单元50、给水单元60以及水位传感器70的全自动洗衣干衣机1的俯视图。
全自动洗衣干衣机1具备构成外观的机壳10。机壳10包括:上下表面打开的方形筒状的机身部11、覆盖机身部11的上表面的上面板12、以及对机身部11进行支承的底座13。上面板12形成有洗涤物的投入口14。投入口14由开闭自如的上盖15覆盖。
在机壳10内,外桶20被四根具有防振装置的吊棒21弹性地悬挂支承。外桶20的上表面由外桶罩22覆盖。在外桶罩22,在与投入口14对应的位置形成有与投入口14大小几乎相同的开口部22a。开口部22a由内盖23以可开闭的方式覆盖。
外桶20内配置有洗涤脱水桶24。洗涤脱水桶24以沿着铅直方向延伸的旋转轴为中心进行旋转。在洗涤脱水桶24的内周面遍及整周地形成有许多脱水孔24a。在洗涤脱水桶24的上部设有平衡环25。在洗涤脱水桶24的底部配置有波轮26。在波轮26的表面呈放射状地设有多个叶片26a。
在外桶20的外底部配置有驱动单元30,所述驱动单元30产生驱动洗涤脱水桶24和波轮26的转矩。驱动单元30包括驱动电机31和传递机构部32。传递机构部32具有离合器机构32a,通过该离合器机构32a的切换操作,在洗涤过程和漂洗过程中,将驱动电机31的转矩仅传递给波轮26,仅使波轮26旋转;在脱水过程中,将驱动电机31的转矩传递给波轮26和洗涤脱水桶24,使波轮26和洗涤脱水桶24一体旋转。
在外桶20的外底部形成有排水口部20a。排水口部20a设有排水阀40。排水阀40连接于排水软管41。当排水阀40打开时,蓄积于洗涤脱水桶24和外桶20的水经过排水软管41被排出机外。
在上面板12的前部设有操作部16。操作部16配置有电源按钮16a、开始按钮16b、模式选择按钮16c等各种操作按钮。电源按钮16a是用于接通和切断全自动洗衣干衣机1的电源的按钮。开始按钮16b是用于使运转开始的按钮。模式选择按钮16c是用于从洗衣运转、洗衣干衣运转以及干衣运转这多个运转 模式中选择任意的运转模式的按钮。
在上面板12的后部,以从外部被关闭的方式设有收容室100。收容室100由收容凹部101和后罩102构成,其中,收容凹部101具有底面101a、前侧面101b、后侧面101c、左侧面101d以及右侧面101e且上表面打开,后罩102覆盖收容凹部101的上表面。收容室100内配置有热风供给单元50、给水单元60、水位传感器70等。
如图2所示,热风供给单元50在收容室100内配置于中央偏左侧。热风供给单元50具备:外壳51、风扇52、加热器53以及热风管道54。热风供给单元50相当于本发明的热风供给部。
外壳51具有向右方延伸后朝前方折曲的呈大致L字的长方体形状。在外壳51,在左端侧的后表面形成有吸气口51a,在右端侧的底面形成有排气口51b。吸气口51a与收容凹部101的后侧面101c以间隔状态对置,在该后侧面101c的与吸气口51a对置的区域,未形成如外部空气的摄入口这种与外部连通的开口。而且,在外壳51的合适位置设有用于固定热风供给单元50的多个第一安装部51c。
风扇52是离心扇,包括鼓风机52a和使鼓风机52a旋转的电机52b。鼓风机52a以与吸气口51a对置的方式配置于外壳51内。加热器53在外壳51内配置于鼓风机52a的下游。加热器53是可自调温度的PCT加热器(半导体加热器),要加热的空气的温度越低,其发热量就变得越大。需要说明的是,热风供给单元50也可以使用离心扇以外的风扇、PCT加热器以外的加热器。
热风管道54由弹性构件等来形成,从而具有挠性,一端连接于外壳51的排气口51b,另一端连接于形成于外桶罩22的吹出口20b。吹出口20b面向洗涤脱水桶24内。
给水单元60在收容室100内配置于中央偏右侧。给水单元60包括:注水口部61、给水阀62、洗澡水泵63以及给水管道64。注水口部61具有前后较长的长方体形状。在注水口部61,在上表面形成有用于摄入自来水的第一流入口61a和第二流入口61b、以及用于摄入洗澡水的第三流入口61c,在底面形成有注水口61d。此外,供柔顺剂投入的柔顺剂盒(未图示)以能从前方抽出的方式 收容于注水口部61。而且,在注水口部61的合适位置设有用于固定给水单元60的多个第二安装部61e。
给水阀62是双联阀,其第一流出口62a连接于第一流入口61a,其第二流出口62b连接于第二流入口61b。在给水阀62的上表面形成有第一连接口62c。第一连接口62c在收容凹部101由后罩102覆盖的状态下面向外部,从水龙头延伸的给水软管(未图示)连接于第一连接口62c。
洗澡水泵63的洗澡水给水软管63a连接于第三流入口61c。在洗澡水泵63的上表面形成有第二连接口63b。第二连接口63b在收容凹部101由后罩102覆盖的状态下面向外部,洗澡水软管(未图示)连接于第二连接口63b。洗澡水软管在从浴缸内供给洗澡水时,其顶端的吸水口部浸入浴缸中。
给水管道64由弹性构件等来形成,从而具有挠性,一端连接于注水口部61的注水口61d,另一端连接于形成于外桶罩22的给水口(未图示)。
当给水阀62的第一流出口62a侧的阀被打开时,自来水经过第一流入口61a被摄入注水口部61。被摄入的自来水不经由柔顺剂盒就从注水口61d被排出。同样,通过洗澡水泵63的工作从而经过第三流入口61c被摄入注水口部61的洗澡水也不经由柔顺剂盒就从注水口61d被排出。另一方面,当给水阀62的第二流出口62b侧的阀被打开时,自来水经过第二流入口61b被摄入注水口部61。被摄入的自来水经过柔顺剂盒,以混合有柔顺剂的状态从注水口61d被排出。从注水口61d排出的自来水、洗澡水经由给水管道64供给至外桶20内。
水位传感器70在收容室100内配置于给水阀62的右方。在外桶20的底部形成有未图示的防气阀(air trap),水位传感器70和防气阀由空气软管71连接。水位传感器70检测洗涤脱水桶24内即外桶20内的水位。
如图3所示,在收容凹部101的底面101a,在配置有热风供给单元50的位置形成有与第一安装部51c对应的多个第一安装凸起103,在配置有给水单元60的位置形成有与第二安装部61e对应的多个第二安装凸起104。此外,在底面101a,在配置有水位传感器70的位置形成有传感器安装部105。而且,在底面101a形成有:第一开口部106,供热风管道54和给水管道64穿过;第二开口部107,供出自热风供给单元50的电气布线穿过;第三开口部108,供出自 给水单元60和水位传感器70的电气布线穿过;以及第四开口部109,供延伸自水位传感器70的空气软管71穿过。第一开口部106、第二开口部107、第三开口部108以及第四开口部109相当于本发明的开口。
第一安装部51c通过螺丝等固定于第一安装凸起103,由此,热风供给单元50以不与收容凹部101的底面101a接触的状态固定于收容室100内。此外,第二安装部61e通过螺丝等固定于第二安装凸起104,由此,给水单元60以不与收容凹部101的底面101a接触的状态固定于收容室100内。而且,水位传感器70以不与收容凹部101的底面101a接触的状态固定于传感器安装部105。如此,由于热风供给单元50、给水单元60以及水位传感器70均不与底面101a接触,因此第一开口部106、第二开口部107、第三开口部108以及第四开口部109难以被热风供给单元50、给水单元60以及水位传感器70堵塞。
在收容室100,在前后、左右以及上下任一壁面,都未主动形成用于向收容室100内摄入空气的吸气口。但是,在形成于收容凹部101的底面101a的第一开口部106、第二开口部107、第三开口部108以及第四开口部109,在这些开口部106~109与穿过这些开口部106~109的热风管道54、给水管道64、各种电气布线、空气软管71等之间产生间隙。由此,在干衣过程中,这些开口部106~109作为向收容室100内摄入空气的吸气口发挥功能。
如图1所示,在外桶20的后侧的侧面,在下部形成有排出口20c。排出口20c连接有排气管道80。排气管道80向上方延伸,在其上端部附近形成有排气口83。排气管道80相当于本发明的排气部。
在机壳10的机身部11的后表面的与排气口83对置的位置,形成有由许多孔构成的机外排气口11a。理想的是,即使外桶20的上下位置根据投入洗涤脱水桶24内的洗涤物的重量而发生变化,且排气管道80的排气口83的上下位置也随之会发生变化,排气口83的至少局部也不会偏离机外排气口11a,最好是整个排气口83都不会偏离机外排气口11a。
图4是从后方观察安装有排气管道80的外桶20的图。图5是将外桶20和排气管道80在排气管道80的左右方向的中央部剖开后的主要部分的纵剖图。图6(a)是图5的沿A-A’线剖开后的排气管道80的剖视图,图6(b)是图5的沿B-B’线剖开后的排气管道80的剖视图。需要说明的是,为了方便,图 6(a)中将排气口83用点划线描绘出来。
参照图4至图6,对排气管道80的详细结构加以说明。
排气管道80通过将与机壳10对置的第一机壳81和与外桶20对置的第二机壳82前后重叠,并将彼此的凸缘部81a、82a通过振动熔接等接合方法以能隔水的方式接合而形成。排气管道80具有上下方向上长、前后方向上扁平的大致长方体形状。在排气管道80的上端部的位于机壳10侧的面,形成有大致长方形的长方形状的排气口83。在排气管道80的下端部的位于外桶20侧的面,形成有吸气口84。吸气口84具有圆筒状,向排气管道80的内部突出。排气管道80的下端部的左右宽度朝着吸气口84逐渐变窄。
形成于外桶20的侧面下部的排出口20c具有圆筒形状,并向外侧突出。排出口20c的外径与排气管道80的吸气口84的内径相等。排气管道80设计成吸气口84嵌入外桶20的排出口20c且外桶20侧的面几乎与外桶20紧贴,固定于外桶20。这时,排出口20c和吸气口84用密封件等以隔水状态连接。
在外桶20的上部形成有溢水室90。对于溢水室90而言,前面壁91的上侧朝外桶20内开口,当外桶20内的水位超过前面壁91的高度时,从外桶20内溢出的水流入溢水室90内。在溢水室90的底部形成有溢水口92,延伸自溢水口92的溢水管93的顶端部93a连接于延伸到排水软管41的溢水软管(未图示)。满溢至溢水室90的水从溢水口92排出,经过溢水管93和溢水软管被引导至排水软管41。排气管道80的排气口83形成于比前面壁91的高度位置即溢水水位Lofw高的位置。由于溢水水位Lofw是比由洗涤物的量决定的水位之中最高的最高水位Lmax高的位置,因此排气口83的位置为比最高水位Lmax高的位置。
排气管道80内蓄积了与洗衣时蓄积于外桶20内的水的水位同一水位的水。在本实施方式中,由于排气管道80的排气口83形成于比溢水水位Lofw高的位置,因此能防止洗衣时水从排气口83泄露。
在排气管道80的内部设有从左右的内壁面突出的上侧两个第一防壁部85和下侧两个第二防壁部86。第一防壁部85的突出长度小于第二防壁部86的突出长度。此外,右侧的第一防壁部85和第二防壁部86、以及左侧的第一防壁部85和第二防壁部86形成于排气管道80的不同的高度位置。
当洗衣时波轮26旋转时,由于外桶20内、排气管道80内水面起伏,因此水有可能在排气管道80内上升到更高的位置。但是,在本实施方式中,通过第一防壁部85以及第二防壁部86,能抑制由起伏引起的水位上升,因此,在洗衣时,水越发难以从排气口83泄露。
需要说明的是,理想的是至少排气管道80内的位于最高位置的第一防壁部85位于比溢水水位Lofw高的位置。此外,第一防壁部85的突出长度可以与第二防壁部86的突出长度相同。而且,右侧的第一防壁部85和第二防壁部86、以及左侧的第一防壁部85和第二防壁部86可以形成于排气管道80的同一高度位置。
图7是表示全自动洗衣干衣机1的结构的框图。
全自动洗衣干衣机1除了上述的结构以外,还具备控制单元200。控制单元200包括:控制部201、存储部202、电机驱动部203、离合器驱动部204、给水驱动部205、泵驱动部206、排水驱动部207、风扇驱动部208以及加热器驱动部209。
操作部16将从电源按钮16a、开始按钮16b、模式选择按钮16c等各种按钮中用户所操作的按钮的相应的输入信号输出给控制部201。水位传感器70检测外桶20内的水位,将与检测出的水位相应的水位检测信号输出给控制部201。
电机驱动部203根据来自控制部201的控制信号来驱动驱动电机31。离合器驱动部204根据从控制部201输出的控制信号来驱动离合器机构32a。
给水驱动部205根据来自控制部201的控制信号来驱动给水阀62。泵驱动部206根据来自控制部201的控制信号来驱动洗澡水泵63。排水驱动部207根据来自控制部201的控制信号来驱动排水阀40。
风扇驱动部208根据从控制部201输出的控制信号来驱动风扇52。加热器驱动部209根据从控制部201输出的控制信号来驱动加热器53。
存储部202包括EEPROM、RAM等。存储部202存储有用于执行各种运转模式的洗衣运转、洗衣干衣运转以及干衣运转的程序。此外,存储部202存储有用于执行这些程序的各种参数、各种控制标记。
控制部201基于来自操作部16、水位传感器70等的各信号,根据存储于存 储部202的程序来控制电机驱动部203、离合器驱动部204、给水驱动部205、泵驱动部206、排水驱动部207、风扇驱动部208、加热器驱动部209等。
全自动洗衣干衣机1进行各种运转模式的洗衣运转、洗衣干衣运转或干衣运转。洗衣运转是仅进行洗衣的运转,依次执行洗涤过程、中间脱水过程、漂洗过程以及最终脱水过程。洗衣干衣运转是连续地进行从洗衣到干衣的运转,在最终脱水过程之后接着执行干衣过程。干衣运转是仅进行干衣的运转,仅执行干衣过程。
在洗涤过程以及漂洗过程中,在洗涤脱水桶24内蓄积有水的状态下,波轮26往右方向和左方向旋转。通过波轮26的旋转,洗涤脱水桶24内产生水流。在洗涤过程中,通过产生的水流和水中所含的洗涤剂对洗涤物进行洗涤。在漂洗过程中,通过产生的水流对洗涤物进行漂洗。
在中间脱水过程以及最终脱水过程中,洗涤脱水桶24和波轮26一体地高速旋转。通过洗涤脱水桶24产生的离心力的作用,洗涤物被脱水。
在干衣过程中,通过风扇52和加热器53的工作,从热风供给单元50向外桶20内供给热风。在洗涤脱水桶24内,波轮26反复进行右转和左转。洗涤脱水桶24内的洗涤物一边被波轮26搅拌,一边与导入洗涤脱水桶24内的热风接触而被烘干。
图8是表示干衣过程中的运转控制动作的流程图。
本实施方式中,在干衣过程中,进行加热烘干运转和紧接着该加热烘干运转的余热烘干运转。以下,参照图8,对干衣过程进行详细说明。
当开始干衣过程时,控制部201首先执行加热烘干运转。即,控制部201控制风扇驱动部208,使风扇52以第一转速工作(S1),同时控制加热器驱动部209,使加热器53工作(S2)。第一转速例如设为3500rpm。而且,控制部201控制电机驱动部203,使驱动电机31工作,使波轮26左右发转动作(S3)。例如,反转工作的通断时间设为3秒接通-1.5秒切断。干衣过程中的接通时间比通常的洗涤过程或漂洗过程的接通时间长,通过这种接通时间长的波轮26的反转工作,洗涤物在洗涤脱水桶24内被灵活移动。
当风扇52旋转时,空气经过收容室100的底面101a的第一开口部106、第 二开口部107、第三开口部108以及第四开口部109,从机壳10与外桶20之间的空间被摄入收容室100内。被摄入的空气在收容室100内流动,奔向设于热风供给单元50的外壳51的吸气口51a,从吸气口51a被吸入外壳51内。被吸入的空气由加热器53加热变成热风,经过热风管道54,从上方吹向外桶20内。在外桶20内,通过使波轮26反复进行左右的反转工作,从而洗涤脱水桶24内的洗涤物被搅拌。吹向外桶20内的热风从上方吹入洗涤脱水桶24内,与在洗涤脱水桶24内被搅拌着的洗涤物接触,将水分从洗涤物中去除。由此,洗涤物被烘干。从洗涤物中去除了水分的空气穿过洗涤脱水桶24的脱水孔24a等,在洗涤脱水桶24与外桶20之间流动,从设于外桶20的侧面下部的排出口20c排出。被排出的空气在排气管道80内流动,经过排气管道80的排气口83和机壳10的机外排气口11a被排出机外。需要说明的是,在图1中用箭头示出了加热烘干运转中的空气的流向。
当加热烘干运转持续进行时,通过热风的热量,热风供给单元50的外壳51自身以及外桶20自身被加热。如此一来,通过发自外桶20的热量而被加热的空气被摄入收容室100内,在收容室100内流动的空气通过发自外壳51的热量被进一步加热。这样,比全自动洗衣干衣机1的外部空气温度高的空气被摄入热风供给单元50的吸气口51a。由此,与外部空气直接被摄入热风供给单元50的情况相比,抑制了加热器53的加热量,抑制了耗电量。
控制部201判定是否经过了预先设定的加热烘干时间(S4)。并且,当经过了加热烘干时间时(S4:是),控制部201使加热器53停止(S5)。由此,结束加热烘干运转。
接着,控制部201执行余热烘干运转。控制部201使风扇52的转速上升,使风扇52以高于第一转速的第二转速工作(S6)。第二转速例如设为5000rpm。
通过外桶20和外壳51的余热而被加热的空气被摄入热风供给单元50的吸气口51a,该空气无需通过加热器53来加热就作为余热风向被供给至外桶20内。洗涤脱水桶24内的洗涤物与余热风接触而被烘干。在此,由于风扇52的转速提高,因此余热风的风量比加热烘干运转时的热风的风量大。由此,能通过增加风量来补偿与洗涤物接触的风的温度变低所导致的干衣效率的降低。
控制部201判定是否经过了预先设定的余热烘干时间(S7)。并且,当经过 了余热烘干时间时(S7:是),控制部201使风扇52停止(S8),并使驱动电机31停止,使波轮26停止(S9)。由此,结束余热烘干运转,结束干衣过程。
<本实施方式的效果>
以上,根据本实施方式,由于来自外桶20内的空气的排出口20c形成于外桶20的下部,因此,从上方送入外桶20内的热风容易行至洗涤脱水桶24的下部。由此,热风变得容易渗透洗涤脱水桶24内的洗涤物,因此能期待干衣效率的提高。
此外,根据本实施方式,设有连接于排出口20c并向上方延伸的排气管道80,在排气管道80,在高于水从外桶20内溢出的溢水水位Lofw的位置形成有排气口83,因此,在洗衣时,蓄积于外桶20内的水不会泄漏,在干衣时,能将从排出口20c流出来的空气排出。由此,不用担心洗衣时水会泄漏,能在外桶20的下部设置空气的排出口20c。
而且,根据本实施方式,热风供给单元50的吸气口51a与收容室100的后侧面101c以间隔状态对置,通过风扇52的工作,在收容室100内流通的空气被摄入吸气口51a。由此,能通过加热器53来加热通过来自热风供给单元50的热量而被加热的空气,因此能抑制加热器53的加热量,能抑制加热器53即全自动洗衣干衣机1的耗电量。
而且,根据本实施方式,通过来自外桶的热量而被加热的空气经过形成于收容室100的底面101a的第一开口部106、第二开口部107、第三开口部108以及第四开口部109,从机壳10与外桶20之间的空间被摄入收容室100内。由此,能将被进一步加热的空气摄入热风供给单元50的吸气口51a,能进一步抑制加热器53的加热量。
而且,根据本实施方式,在干衣过程中,紧接着将被加热器53加热的空气作为热风供给至外桶20内的加热烘干运转,进行将通过热风供给单元50、外桶20的余热而被加热的空气作为余热风供给至外桶20内的余热烘干运转。如此,能利用热风供给单元50、外桶20的余热来烘干洗涤物,因此,能抑制干衣过程中全自动洗衣干衣机1的耗电量。
以上,对本发明的实施方式进行了说明,但本发明不受上述实施方式的任 何限制,此外,本发明的实施方式除了上述以外,还可进行各种变更。
<变更例1>
图9是表示变更例1所涉及的全自动洗衣干衣机1的结构的主要部分剖视图。
在上述实施方式中,在外桶20的排出口20c的下游设有排气管道80。与此相对,在本变更例中,如图9所示,代替排气管道80,将用于对排出口20c进行开闭的开闭阀110设于排出口20c。开闭阀110基于控制部201的控制,在洗涤过程、漂洗过程、中间脱水过程以及最终脱水过程中关闭,在干衣过程中打开。在本变更例中,开闭阀110相当于本发明的排气部。
根据本变更例的结构,也与上述实施方式同样在洗衣时不会泄露蓄积于外桶20内的水,在干衣时能将从排出口20c流出来的空气排出。
<变更例2>
图10是表示变更例2所涉及的全自动洗衣干衣机1的结构的主要部分剖视图。
在本变更例中,如图10所示,在排气口83设有排气扇120。作为排气扇120,例如可以使用轴流扇。排气扇120基于控制部201的控制,在干衣过程中进行工作。
当采用本变更例的结构时,能将外桶20内的空气经过排出口20c强有力地摄入排气管道80内,因此,外桶20内的空气变得容易向排出口20c流动。由此,从上方送入外桶20内的热风变得越发容易行至洗涤脱水桶24的下部,因此能进一步期待干衣效率的提高。
<变更例3>
图11是变更例3所涉及的全自动洗衣干衣机1的侧剖图。
在上述实施方式中,空气从机壳10与外桶20之间的空间被摄入收容室100内,在收容室100内流动的空气被摄入热风供给单元50的吸气口51a。与此相对,在本变更例中,在外壳51A的下表面具有吸气口51a的热风供给单元50A配置于收容室100内。在收容室100内的底面101a,以与吸气口51a对置的方 式形成有连接于机壳10与外桶20之间的空间的空气摄入口130。在该结构中,空气从机壳10与外桶20之间的空间穿过空气摄入口130,被直接摄入热风供给单元50A的吸气口51a。空气摄入口130相当于本发明的开口。
根据本变更例的结构,也能将通过来自外桶20的热量而被加热的空气摄入热风供给单元50A,因此,与上述实施方式同样能抑制干衣过程中全自动洗衣干衣机1的耗电量。
<其他变更例>
在上述实施方式中,空气从机壳10与外桶20之间的空间穿过第一开口部106等,被摄入收容室100内。但是,也可以在偏离热风供给单元50的位置即收容室100的右侧面101e、后侧面101c处的右侧面101e的附近位置,设置全自动洗衣干衣机1的摄入外部空气的吸气口。在该情况下,穿过吸气口被摄入收容室100的外部空气在通过热风供给单元50的外壳51发出的热量而被加热后,被摄入热风供给单元50的吸气口51a。因此,这样的结构也能抑制干衣过程中全自动洗衣干衣机1的耗电量。
在上述实施方式中,在与机壳10的后表面对置的外桶20的侧面下部的位置设有排出口20c和排气管道80。但是,也可以在与机壳10的右侧面、左侧面对置的外桶20的侧面下部的位置设置排出口20c和排气管道80。此外,设有排出口20c的位置只要是外桶20的下部即可,排出口20c也可以不设置于外桶20的侧面而是设置于底面。
而且,在上述实施方式中,示例了具有以沿铅直方向延伸的旋转轴为中心进行旋转的洗涤脱水桶24的全自动洗衣干衣机1,但本发明也可以适用于具有以倾斜于铅直方向的旋转轴为中心进行旋转的洗涤脱水桶的全自动洗衣干衣机。
此外,本发明的实施方式可以在权利要求书所公开的技术思想的范围内适当地进行各种变更。

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  1. 一种洗衣干衣机,其特征在于,具备:
    外桶,弹性地支承于机壳内;
    洗涤脱水桶,可旋转地配置于所述外桶内;
    热风供给部,包括加热器和风扇,通过所述风扇的工作将通过所述加热器的工作而被加热的空气从所述外桶的上部供给至所述洗涤脱水桶内;以及
    排出口,设于所述外桶的下部,供与所述洗涤脱水桶内的洗涤物接触后的空气排出。
  2. 根据权利要求1所述的洗衣干衣机,其特征在于,还具备:
    排气部,在洗衣时不会泄露蓄于所述外桶内的水,在干衣时将从所述排出口流出来的空气排出。
  3. 根据权利要求2所述的洗衣干衣机,其特征在于,
    所述排气部包括连接于所述排出口并向上方延伸的排气管道,
    在所述排气管道形成有排气口,所述排气口位于比水从所述外桶内溢出的溢水水位高的位置。
  4. 根据权利要求1至3中任一项所述的洗衣干衣机,其特征在于,
    所述机壳包括具有洗涤物的投入口的上面板,
    所述热风供给部配置于设于所述上面板的收容室,
    所述热风供给部的吸气口与所述收容室的内壁面以间隔状态对置,通过所述风扇的工作,流通于所述收容室的空气被摄入所述吸气口。
  5. 根据权利要求4所述的洗衣干衣机,其特征在于,
    所述收容部具有连通至所述机壳与所述外桶之间的空间的开口,通过所述风扇的工作,所述空间内的空气被摄入并流通于所述收容室。
  6. 根据权利要求1至3中任一项所述的洗衣干衣机,其特征在于,
    所述机壳包括具有洗涤物的投入口的上面板,
    所述热风供给部配置于设于所述上面板的收容室,
    所述收容室具有连通至所述机壳与所述外桶之间的空间的开口,
    所述热风供给部的吸气口与所述开口对置,通过所述风扇的工作,所述空间内的空气被摄入所述吸气口。
  7. 根据权利要求4至6中任一项所述的洗衣干衣机,其特征在于,
    还具备控制部,所述控制部进行第一干衣运转和第二干衣运转,所述第一干衣运转使所述加热器和所述风扇工作,将被所述加热器加热的空气从所述热风供给部供给至所述外桶内;所述第二干衣运转紧接着该第一干衣运转,在使所述加热器停止的状态下使所述风扇工作,将未被所述加热器加热的空气从所述热风供给部供给至所述外桶内。
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