Refrigerator

Abstract

The invention provides a refrigerator. The refrigerator comprises multiple storage chambers, a cooler, a cooling chamber, an air feeder, an air feeder cover, and at least one branch air feeding device. The cooler cools the air provided for the multiple storage chambers. The cooling chamber is equipped with the cooler, and is provided with an air feeding port communicating with the multiple storage chambers. The air feeder is arranged at the air feeding port, and is configured to feed the air cooled by the cooler to the multiple storage chambers. The air feeder cover is movably arranged on the air-out side of the air feeder, and is provided with an opening through which the cooling air passes when the air feeding port is closed, so that the cooling chamber can be communicated with a part of the storage chambers through the opening under a condition that the air feeding port is closed by the air feeder cover. Each branch air feeding device is configured to receive the cooling air sent through the air feeding port, and distributes the cooling air, so that the cooling air can enter one or more storage spaces in one storage chamber. According to the invention, the cooling air can be optimally configured, and the cooling air can be reasonably distributed into each storage chamber.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a refrigeration device, in particular to a refrigerator. Background technique [0002] Generally speaking, an air-cooled refrigerator generates cooling air through a built-in evaporator, and the cooling air circulates through an air duct to each storage compartment of the refrigerator to achieve cooling. For air-cooled refrigerators, the freshness of food largely depends on whether the air circulation in the storage room is reasonable. If the cooling air flows randomly through the air duct, it is easy to cause too much or insufficient air volume entering the storage rooms, resulting in unbalanced temperature distribution in the storage rooms, and the operating efficiency of the refrigerator will also be reduced. Therefore, it is necessary to precisely distribute the cooling air entering the storage compartments. [0003] Similarly, in order to optimize storage efficiency, a single storage compartment is generally divided into...

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[0003] Similarly, in order to optimize storage efficiency, a single storage compartment is generally divided into multiple detailed storage spaces by storage devices such as shelves or drawers. The cooling capacity is also different. Therefore, if the cooling air directly enters the storage room from somewhere in the storage room without control, it will cause some storage spaces to be overcooled and some storage spaces to have insufficient cooling capacity.

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