Energy-saving integral bathroom

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of bathrooms, in particular to an energy-saving integral bathroom. The energy-saving integral bathroom comprises a bathroom body. A water storage tank is arranged at the bottom of the bathroom body. First heat exchangers are arranged in the water storage tank. A heat preservation water tank and a heat pump unit are arranged in the bathroom body. A hot water outlet is formed in the upper portion of the bathroom body. The top of the bathroom body is provided with a steam outlet, an exhaust fan and second heat exchangers. The second heat exchangers are arranged in the position of the steam outlet. One end of each first heat exchanger is connected with a tap water inlet, and the other end of each first heat exchanger is connected with the heat preservation water tank. The second heat exchangers are connected with the heat pump unit. The heat pump unit is connected with the heat preservation water tank. Compared with the prior art, the energy-saving integral bathroom has the advantages that waste heat of hot water in a shower can be recovered, the waste heat of steam after a shower can also be recovered, and the effects of increasing the temperature, saving energy, reducing consumption and reducing emission are achieved; and compared with a conventional bathroom, the energy-saving integral bathroom can save energy by 80%-90% and is extremely remarkable in effect.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of bathrooms, in particular to an energy-saving integrated bathroom. Background technique [0002] Along with the raising of living standard, water heater is widely used in family, hotel etc., satisfies the needs of people's bathing and purging. Commonly used water heaters mainly include gas water heaters and electric water heaters, which use combustible gas or electric energy to heat tap water respectively to increase the water temperature and reach the suitable temperature for people's bathing requirements; Showers allow hot water to be sprayed directly on the body of the bather, and then discharged as waste water into the sewer. [0003] The traditional shower-type integrated bathroom does not utilize the heat energy in the waste hot water flowing away during the shower, resulting in a waste of this part of the heat energy; especially in winter, because the temperature of tap water is very low, it takes ...

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[0003] The traditional shower-type integrated bathroom does not utilize the heat energy in the waste hot water that flows away during the shower, resulting in a waste of this part of the heat energy; especially in winter, because the temperature of tap water is very low, it takes more to heat hot water of the same temperature. There is a lot of combustible gas or electric energy, and after the hot water is sprayed on the body of the bather, it will flow to the floor and the sewer as waste water; if the heat energy in the waste water is not utilized, this part of heat energy will be wasted in vain, and naturally It causes a waste of combustible gas or electric energy, which runs counter to the goals of energy saving, consumption reduction and emission reduction advocated by our country.

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