An inner and outer drum structure of a washing machine with drying function

Abstract

The invention discloses an inner and outer cylinder structure of a washing machine with a drying function. The inner cylinder is coaxially arranged inside the outer cylinder, and the shaft of the inner cylinder passes through the rear of the outer cylinder. The rear of the outer cylinder is provided with a drying air inlet A windshield structure is provided on the periphery of the drying air inlet between the inner side of the rear part of the outer cylinder and the outer side of the rear part of the inner cylinder to prevent the drying air from diffusing radially at the rear part of the inner and outer cylinders. The windshield structures are respectively designed There are multiple retaining ribs on the inner side of the rear of the outer cylinder and the outer rear of the inner cylinder along the circumferential direction. The ribs are all around the periphery of the drying air inlet. The radius of the ribs is different so that the relative The adjacent retaining ribs are staggered and overlapped. The inner and outer cylinder structure of the present invention can increase the heat entering the inner cylinder during the drying process, reduce heat loss, increase the heat exchange area and heat exchange time of the hot air in the inner cylinder, and improve the drying efficiency of the whole machine.

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Benefits of technology

This technology helps prevent moisten or wet clothing from getting stuck during washing cycles due to excessive water vapor condensations on certain parts inside the machine's drum. It also enhances the evaporation process for other areas within the machine where dampness can occur more efficiently. Overall this improvement makes laundry machines smoother faster than older designs while still maintain their effectiveness over longer periods of use.

Problems solved by technology

This technical problem addressed in this patented text relates to improving the efficient use of space inside laundries while minimizing power usage due to high loads being placed within them. Current methods involve designing specific parts around each part' s perimeter such as gaps where no water can enter without causing overall decreased performance.

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