Roller type washing machine
A drum-type washing machine and drum technology are applied to other washing machines, control devices of washing machines, motor vehicles, etc., and can solve the problems of increasing damping force, increasing resistance, and difficulty in moving pistons.
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[0029] Below, refer to Figure 1 to Figure 9 The first embodiment will be described. figure 2 It is a schematic diagram showing the overall structure of a front-loading washing machine (hereinafter referred to as a washing machine). As shown in this figure, the housing 1 is a box-like shape forming the outer shell of the washing machine. In the central part of the front side (the right side of the figure), a laundry inlet and outlet 2 is formed, and a door for opening and closing the inlet and outlet 2 is provided. 3. Furthermore, an operation panel 4 is provided on the upper part of the front part of the casing 1, and a control device 5 for operation control is provided on the back side thereof.
[0030] A horizontal cylindrical water tank 6 is arranged inside the housing 1 , and the axis of the water tank 6 points in the front-rear direction. Water tank 6 is by a plurality of (for example left and right pair) suspension (in figure 2 Only one is shown in the figure, den...
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[0135] Figure 10 ~ Figure 11 b represents the second embodiment, and the same parts as those described above are given the same symbols to omit the same description, and the different points will be described below.
[0136] Figure 10 The vibration sensors 20a and 20b indicate that the position of the laundry W in the drum 10 is offset at 0 degrees and the drum 10 rotates in the clockwise direction (refer to figure 1 , Figure 4 ) is equivalent to the output of two revolutions. That is, in Figure 10 The curve shown in P 100 is an exaggerated representation of the output of the vibration sensors 20a, 20b at a rotational speed (100 rpm) lower than the rotational speed of the drum 10 at the time of primary resonance, and it can be seen that the output curve P 100 with Figure 5 Change in the same cycle as the torque fluctuation explained in .
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