Air channel valve and microwave, steaming and baking integrated machine with same
An all-in-one machine and valve technology, applied in electric heating devices, kitchen utensils, microwave heating, etc., can solve the problems of large energy consumption, large energy loss, and high-temperature steam cannot be retained in the oven cavity, so as to improve cooking efficiency and reduce Energy loss, power reduction effect
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[0035] Micro-steaming and baking all-in-one machine, using the baking function, if the air inlet and outlet are freely open, it will take 8 minutes for the temperature of the oven cavity to rise to the required 200 degrees, and during the entire cooking process, a large amount of heat will be lost with the air exchange; if Use the valve to close the air inlet and outlet, and it only takes 6 minutes for the temperature to rise to 200 degrees, which can save 25% of time and energy, and can reduce 80% of the energy loss caused by the air exchange inside and outside the furnace cavity during the whole process. At the same time, if the temperature of the furnace chamber is set to reach 200 degrees in 8 minutes, the state of closing the air inlet and air outlet can directly reduce the power of the heating tube by 20% compared with the open state, saving energy.
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[0037] Micro-steaming and baking integrated machine, using the baking function to bake pizza, requires the oven cavity temperature to be 190 degrees in the early stage, and requires a temperature of 140 degrees in the middle and later stages. If the heating tube stops working, it will take 3 minutes to cool down naturally. When the air duct valve system switches the air route from the closed state to the open state, air circulation is formed in the oven cavity, and it only takes 1 minute to cool down, which saves time and improves the softness inside the pizza.
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