Textile drying machine

Abstract

The utility model discloses a textile drying machine which comprises a machine cabinet, a drying machine arranged in the machine cabinet, exhaust channels connected with the drying machine and arranged on the two sides of the machine cabinet, and a drying machine body formed by a drying cavity formed between the exhaust channels. A plurality of sets of placing frames are arranged in a drying cavity formed between the exhaust channels arranged on the two sides of the machine cabinet at intervals, the drying machine can achieve interval drying of batch textiles, and the phenomena that the textiles are wrinkled and deformed in the existing drying process and the batch textiles are wound and mixed in color are effectively avoided; and the drying effect and the drying efficiency of the textiles are further improved while use and operation are facilitated.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of dryer technology, specifically to a textile dryer. Background Technology

[0002] Dryers can be divided into industrial and civilian types. Industrial dryers are also called drying equipment or dryers, while civilian dryers are a type of washing machinery, generally used to remove moisture from clothing and other textiles after washing and dehydration. Currently, most dryers for textiles adopt a drum-type structure. On the one hand, industrial drum-type dryers are usually large in overall size, resulting in certain operational inconveniences and unsuitability. On the other hand, this type of drum-type dryer structure usually places a batch of textiles to be dried together in the drum, and the drying process is carried out as the drum rotates. This drying method can easily create unnecessary wrinkles on the surface of the textiles. At the same time, due to the wide variety of textile types, specifications, and colors, the batch of textiles placed in the drum increases the risk of color fading and other mixing phenomena during the drying process. In addition, the quantity and volume of textiles can easily affect the formation of large cavities within the drum, further aggravating the collision of textiles during the drying process and increasing the probability of entanglement and deformation between batches of textiles. In addition, to prevent unnecessary problems such as color mixing, different types of textiles are usually sorted in the early stage of drying. The subsequent sequential drying process in the drum increases the overall drying time of the textiles and reduces the drying efficiency. Utility Model Content

[0003] The purpose of this utility model is to provide a textile dryer that can achieve intermittent drying of batches of textiles, effectively avoiding wrinkles, deformation, entanglement, and color mixing between batches of textiles during the current drying process. It is convenient to use and operate, while further improving the drying effect and efficiency of textiles.

[0004] The technical solution adopted by this utility model to solve the above problems is:

[0005] A textile dryer includes a cabinet and a dryer installed inside it, an exhaust duct connected to the dryer and arranged on both sides of the cabinet, and a drying chamber arranged between the exhaust ducts, forming the main body of the dryer. Several sets of racks are arranged at intervals in the drying chamber formed between the exhaust ducts on both sides of the cabinet.

[0006] Preferably, the dryer inside the cabinet is provided with multiple sets, including multiple first units and second units installed in the working chambers located at the upper and lower ends of the cabinet, respectively. Each working chamber is provided with an air vent. The drying chamber located between the upper and lower working chambers of the cabinet is provided with multiple sets, and the exhaust pipes arranged on both sides of the drying chamber are provided with multiple sets. The first unit is connected to the drying chamber inside the cabinet through the air vent in the working chamber at the upper end of the cabinet, and the lower end of the air vent is connected to the second unit.

[0007] Preferably, the placement rack is detachably installed via several sets of connecting plates spaced apart on the exhaust pipes on both sides.

[0008] Preferably, the placement rack includes a base plate placed on a connecting plate between two exhaust pipes on both sides and multiple sets of storage plates placed on it. The storage plates are provided with storage slots and several ventilation holes are provided on the corresponding plates surrounding the storage slots. The bottom of the storage plates is provided with support legs, and the top of the base plate is provided with an outer edge.

[0009] Preferably, the bottom of the base plate is also provided with several sets of hanging rings.

[0010] Preferably, the drying chamber is further provided with a second placement rack, which includes a fixed base installed on the lower working cavity inside the cabinet, a connecting rod driven to rotate by a driving component, and a fixed plate on the top of the connecting rod. Several sets of second hanging rings are arranged around the bottom of the fixed plate.

[0011] Preferably, the connecting rod adopts a telescopic rod structure, including a first rod body installed on the fixed base and a second rod body slidably disposed inside the first rod body, the fixed plate acts on the top end of the second rod body, and an adjusting component for locking the second rod body is rotatably disposed on the first rod body.

[0012] Preferably, the connecting rod is detachably mounted on the fixed base via a plug-in structure provided at the bottom of its first rod body and the corresponding position of the fixed base, and the fixed plate is detachably mounted on the connecting rod via a locking element provided at the top of the second rod body.

[0013] Preferably, the cabinet is provided with a door assembly that rotates on it, and the door assembly is provided in multiple sets in the vertical direction of the exhaust pipes arranged on both sides of the multiple drying chambers.

[0014] Preferably, the bottom of the cabinet is also equipped with a set of wheels.

[0015] Compared with the prior art, this utility model has the following advantages and effects:

[0016] This utility model relates to a textile dryer. Compared to traditional drum dryers, this dryer's main body, combined with the arrangement of its internal drying chamber and the exhaust channels on both sides, further increases the chamber space. Simultaneously, the structure of several racks and the arrangement of textiles on them allow for the spaced placement of batches of textiles. The placement process on the racks, located at corresponding positions between the exhaust channels on both sides of the drying chamber, can be tailored according to the different types, specifications, and colors of the textiles. Combined with the dryer's drying method using several exhaust holes in the exhaust channels, it effectively avoids deformation, wrinkles, tangling, and color mixing of textiles during the drying process, resulting in higher drying effect and efficiency. Furthermore, compared to industrial dryers, this dryer has a simpler overall structure and smaller size, making it convenient to operate and meeting different usage environments and needs, thus improving practicality and applicability. Attached Figure Description

[0017] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the dryer body according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0018] Figure 2-5 This is a partial enlarged view of the main body of the dryer according to an embodiment of this utility model.

[0019] Figure Numbers: Cabinet 100, Working Chamber 101, Vent 1011, Exhaust Port 1012, Light Group 1013, Door Group 102, Wheel Group 103, Control Box 110, Dryer 1, First Unit 11, Second Unit 12, Exhaust Channel 2, Exhaust Hole 21, Connecting Plate 22, Drying Chamber 3, Placement Rack 4, Base Plate 41, Outer Edge 411, Storage Board 42, Storage Slot 421, Vent 422, Support Leg 423, Hanging Ring 43, Second Placement Rack 5, Fixing Base 51, Pin Groove 511, Drive Component 52, Connecting Rod 53, First Rod Body 531, Adjusting Component 5311, Pin 5312, Second Rod Body 532, Locking Component 5321, Fixing Plate 54, Second Hanging Ring 55. Detailed Implementation

[0020] The present invention will now be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings and through embodiments. The following embodiments are explanations of the present invention, but the present invention is not limited to the following embodiments.

[0021] See Figure 1 This embodiment relates to a textile dryer 1, which includes a cabinet 100 and a dryer 1 installed inside it, and an exhaust channel connected to the dryer 1 and arranged on both sides of the cabinet 100, and a drying chamber 3 arranged between the exhaust channels, forming the main body of the dryer 1. Several sets of placement racks 4 are arranged at intervals in the drying chamber 3 formed between the exhaust channels on both sides of the cabinet 100.

[0022] Specifically in this embodiment, such as Figure 1 The overall structure of the dryer 1 shown is such that, in actual use, several sets of racks 4 arranged on the exhaust channels 2 on both sides of the drying chamber 3 can be used to sequentially lay out textiles to be dried in batches. Simultaneously, depending on specific usage requirements, several sets of racks 4 are arranged at intervals within the drying chamber 3 formed between the exhaust channels on both sides of the cabinet 100, allowing for different spacing between racks. This makes it more adaptable to the unfolding and laying out of textiles of different specifications and types. After the textiles are placed on the racks 4 at corresponding positions within the drying chamber 3, the operator can control the operation of the dryer 1 within the cabinet 100 using the control box 110 installed on the top of the cabinet 100, thereby drying the batch of textiles within the drying chamber 3. Specifically, the dryer 1 blows air into the exhaust channels connected to it and arranged on both sides of the cabinet 100, and then the air is dried through the exhaust holes evenly distributed on the exhaust channels within the drying chamber 3, drying the textiles placed on the racks 4. Compared to traditional drum dryers, this type of dryer 1, with its internal drying chamber 3 and the arrangement of its side exhaust ducts, can further increase the cavity space of the drying chamber 3. Simultaneously, the structure of several racks 4 and the placement of textiles on them allow for the spaced placement of batches of textiles. The placement process on the racks 4 at corresponding positions between the side exhaust ducts of the drying chamber 3 can be carried out according to the different types, specifications, and colors of the textiles. Combined with the drying method of the dryer 1 using several exhaust holes in the exhaust ducts to dry the drying chamber 3, it not only effectively avoids deformation, wrinkles, tangling, and color mixing of textiles during the drying process, but also has a higher drying effect and efficiency. Furthermore, compared to industrial dryers 1, this type of dryer 1 has a simpler overall structure and smaller size, making it convenient to operate and meeting different usage environments and needs, thus improving practicality and applicability.

[0023] The rack 100 contains multiple dryers 1, including multiple first units 11 and second units 12 installed inside working chambers 101 located at the upper and lower ends of the rack 100. Each working chamber 101 has a vent 1011. Multiple drying chambers 3 are located between the upper and lower working chambers 101 of the rack 100, and multiple exhaust pipes are correspondingly arranged on both sides of each chamber. The first unit 11 is connected to the drying chamber 3 inside the rack 100 through an exhaust vent in the upper working chamber 101. The lower end of the exhaust duct is connected to the second unit 12. See [link to details] for further information. Figure 2 and Figure 3The diagram shows the structural setup and arrangement of the first unit 11 and the second unit 12 within the corresponding working chambers 101 at the upper and lower ends of the cabinet 100. During the drying process, the multiple second units 12 installed in the working chamber 101 at the bottom of the cabinet 100 operate, and, in conjunction with the vents 1011 in the working chamber 101, blow air onto the corresponding exhaust pipes arranged on both sides of the drying chamber 3 above. The air then enters the drying chamber 3 through several exhaust holes in the exhaust pipes to dry the textiles placed on the rack 4. Furthermore, the gas that enters the drying chamber 3 during the drying process and reaches a certain concentration can then be released into the corresponding working chambers above the cabinet 100. Under the operation of the first unit 11 inside the working chamber 101, exhaust is carried out through the exhaust vents and air vents 1011 opened above the cabinet 100 corresponding to the working chamber 101. Thus, during the drying process, the gas circulation process within the drying chamber 3 is achieved through the working action of the first and second bases within the working chambers 101 at both ends of the cabinet 100, further improving the drying effect and efficiency within the drying chamber 3. Simultaneously, combined with the arrangement of the dryer 1 and drying chamber 3 inside the cabinet 100 and the corresponding multiple exhaust pipes on both sides, the cavity space and drying range of the drying chamber 3 inside the cabinet 100 can be further expanded to meet different drying needs. Furthermore, from... Figure 2 As can be seen, a lamp group 1013 for irradiating the drying chamber 3 below is also installed in the working chamber 101 above the cabinet 100, thereby further improving the ease of operation for placing and adjusting the rack 4 in the drying chamber 3 during use or drying process, and meeting different usage environments and drying needs.

[0024] The placement rack 4 is detachably installed via several sets of connecting plates 22 spaced apart on the exhaust pipes on both sides. In actual use, the placement rack 4 can be locked in place by the connecting plates 22 on the exhaust pipes, which facilitates the retrieval of the placement rack 4 and the placement, laying, adjustment, and removal of the corresponding textiles. At the same time, according to different types and specifications of textiles, the placement process of the placement rack 4 on the connecting plates 22 at different positions on both sides of the exhaust duct allows for the adjustment of the spacing between adjacent placement racks 4 in the drying chamber 3, further improving the ease of operation, work efficiency, and applicability of this dryer 1.

[0025] See Figure 4The placement rack 4 includes a base plate 41 placed on a connecting plate 22 between the two exhaust pipes on both sides, and multiple sets of storage plates 42 placed on it. Each storage plate 42 has a storage groove 421 and several ventilation holes 422 on the corresponding plate body surrounding the storage groove 421. Each storage plate 42 has support legs 423 at its bottom, and an outer edge 411 surrounding the top of the base plate 41. Specifically, depending on usage requirements, textiles to be dried can be placed on the base plate 41, and textiles of appropriate size and type can be placed in the storage grooves 421 of the storage plates 42 at the bottom, combined with the several ventilation holes 422 on them. The ventilation holes 422 can further improve the drying effect. At the same time, the bottom support feet 423 and the bottom plate 41 below can also play a certain role in isolation, improving the air permeability of the shelf 42. In addition, the ventilation holes 422 on the corresponding plate can also play a certain role in filtering. Combined with the outer edge 411 around the bottom and top, it can collect water droplets generated in the early stage of drying during the placement of textiles, reducing the phenomenon of splashing of a large number of water droplets formed by water vapor, improving the working stability of the dryer 1 and the drying effect of the internal drying chamber 3. Combined with the structural design of the shelf 4, it further improves the flexibility of use.

[0026] The bottom of the base plate 41 is also provided with several sets of hanging rings 43, from which... Figure 4 As can be seen, the structure of several sets of hanging rings 43 at the bottom of the base plate 41 can be adjusted according to the specifications and types of textiles, in conjunction with the hooks and the position of the rack 4 on the connecting plate 22 of the exhaust pipes on both sides of the drying chamber 3, to carry out the hanging process of the corresponding textiles, thereby further improving the functional diversity and usage flexibility of the rack 4 and improving its applicability to textiles.

[0027] from Figure 1 and Figure 5As can be seen, a second placement rack 5 is also provided inside the drying chamber 3. The second placement rack 5 includes a fixed base 51 installed on the working chamber 101 below the cabinet 100, a connecting rod 53 driven to rotate by a driving component 52, and a fixed plate 54 provided on the top of the connecting rod 53. Several sets of second hanging rings 55 are arranged around the bottom of the fixed plate 54. The second placement rack 5 can be installed inside the drying chamber 3 according to the usage requirements. During use, textiles of appropriate type and specifications can be hung at intervals on the second hanging rings 55 at the bottom of the fixed plate 54 at the top of the connecting rod 53 with hooks. Then, during the drying process, the connecting rod 53 and the textiles hung below the fixed plate 54 at the top of the fixed base 51 can be driven by the driving component 52 on the fixed base 51 to rotate cyclically inside the drying chamber 3. The addition of the second placement rack 5 can further improve the applicability and practicality of this dryer 1 for drying textiles, and further improve the drying effect and efficiency of textiles in the drying chamber 3, meeting different usage requirements.

[0028] The connecting rod 53 adopts a telescopic rod structure, including a first rod body 531 installed on the fixed base 51 and a second rod body 532 slidably disposed inside the first rod body 531. The fixed plate 54 acts on the top of the second rod body 532. An adjusting member 5311 for locking the second rod body 532 is rotatably disposed on the first rod body 531. During use, the connecting rod 53, which adopts a telescopic rod structure, can slide the second rod body 532 and lock it at the corresponding position by rotating the adjusting member 5311, which is a bolt structure on the first rod body 531. This realizes the height adjustment process of the fixed plate 54 at the top of the second rod body 532. It can be adapted to the corresponding specifications of textiles, improving the structural adjustment flexibility of the connecting rod 53. At the same time, combined with the corresponding placement position of the placement rack 4 on the exhaust pipes on both sides above the second placement rack 5, the space utilization rate of the drying chamber 3 corresponding to the second placement rack 5 can be further improved.

[0029] like Figure 5As shown, the connecting rod 53 is detachably mounted on the fixed base 51 via a plug-in structure provided at the bottom of its first rod body 531 and the corresponding position of the fixed base 51. The fixed plate 54 is detachably mounted on the connecting rod 53 via a locking member 5321 rotatably provided at the top of the second rod body 532. The fixed plate 54 can be detachably installed via the locking member 5321 with a threaded structure adapted to rotate at the top of the first rod body 531. The connecting rod 53 can be detachably connected via a plug-in structure provided at the bottom of its first rod body 531 and the corresponding position of the fixed base 51 with an adapter pin groove 511. Thus, the corresponding size of the fixed plate 54 and the corresponding length of the connecting rod 53 can be selected and replaced according to different adaptation requirements. At the same time, it is convenient to install and disassemble, improving the structural detachability, disassembly flexibility and operation convenience of the second placement frame 5.

[0030] The cabinet 100 is rotatably equipped with door groups 102. Multiple door groups 102 are correspondingly arranged in the vertical direction of the exhaust pipes arranged on both sides of the multiple drying chambers 3, allowing for access from... Figure 1 and Figure 4 As can be seen, the multiple sets of doors 102 arranged in this way can rotate on the cabinets 100 at corresponding positions on both sides of the drying chamber 3, which can further improve the convenience and efficiency of placing the racks 4 inside the drying chamber 3 and adjusting and taking out the corresponding textiles.

[0031] The bottom of the cabinet 100 is also equipped with a set of wheels 103, from which... Figure 1 and Figure 3 As can be seen, the wheel set 103 at the bottom of the cabinet 100 can further improve the convenience of position adjustment of the dryer 1, facilitate the adjustment of the corresponding position in different usage environments, and improve the flexibility of use.

[0032] The above description in this specification is merely illustrative of the present invention. Those skilled in the art to which this invention pertains may make various modifications or additions to the described specific embodiments or use similar methods to replace them, as long as they do not depart from the content of this specification or exceed the scope defined in the claims, all of which shall fall within the protection scope of this invention.

Claims

1. A textile dryer characterized by: The dryer main body is formed by the cabinet, the dryer arranged inside the cabinet, the air exhaust channels arranged on both sides of the cabinet and the drying cavities arranged between the air exhaust channels.

2. The textile dryer according to claim 1, characterized in that: The dryer arranged inside the cabinet is provided with multiple groups, which include multiple first groups and multiple second groups arranged inside the working cavities arranged at the upper and lower ends of the cabinet respectively.

3. The textile dryer according to claim 1, characterized in that: The working cavities are each provided with a vent.

4. The textile dryer according to claim 3, characterized in that: The drying cavities arranged between the working cavities arranged at the upper and lower ends of the cabinet are provided with multiple groups, and the air exhaust pipes arranged on both sides of the drying cavities are correspondingly provided with multiple groups.

5. The textile dryer according to claim 4, characterized in that: The placing racks are detachably installed by the multiple groups of connecting plates arranged on both sides of the air exhaust pipes.

6. The textile dryer according to claim 1, characterized in that: The placing racks include the bottom plate placed on the connecting plates between the air exhaust pipes and the multiple groups of object placing plates placed on the bottom plate.

7. The textile dryer according to claim 6, characterized in that: The object placing plates are provided with the receiving grooves and multiple air vent holes arranged on the corresponding plate bodies around the receiving grooves.

8. The textile dryer according to claim 7, characterized in that: The bottom plate is further provided with multiple groups of hanging rings.

9. The textile dryer according to claim 1, characterized in that: The drying cavities are further provided with second placing racks.

10. The textile dryer according to claim 1, wherein: The second placing racks include the fixing seats arranged on the working cavities below the cabinet inside, the connecting rods driven to rotate by the driving components and the fixing discs arranged on the top of the connecting rods. The connecting rods are provided in the telescopic rod structure, which includes the first rod body arranged on the fixing seat and the second rod body arranged inside the first rod body and sliding. The first rod body is provided with the adjusting component for locking the second rod body. The connecting rods are detachably installed on the fixing seats by the plug-in structures arranged on the corresponding positions of the bottom of the first rod body and the fixing seat. The fixing discs are detachably installed on the connecting rods by the locking components rotatably arranged on the top of the second rod body. The cabinet is further provided with the door groups. The bottom of the cabinet is further provided with the wheel groups.

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