Drying Chambers/Containers TRIZ Cases

See how rotatable elongate segments and nested arm assemblies enable a heated clothes rack to f

See how connector-based support beam assembly eliminates welding deformation, maintains levelne

See how a locker seat integrates perforated vinyl cooling zones, heat-transferring fabric secti

See how a combined dryer and towel dispenser uses sensor activation and dual-duct air flow to r

See how dedicated left and right nozzle sections direct high-speed air outward and downward to

See how separate nozzle sections with downwardly pitched guides enable compact wall-mounted han

Dual sensors at different heights help a hand dryer detect hands more reliably for adults and children while keeping airflow effective.

Separate left and right nozzles direct air outward and downward to dry one side at a time while reducing machine depth and splash-back.

An integrated support guides the water drawer and fixes the steam generator to withstand dryer vibration, cut assembly time, and manage leaks.

Banked left and right nozzle sections dry one hand side at a time with high-speed air, keeping the wall-mounted dryer shallow and reducing spray-back.

A retractable ventilated container speeds drying of wet sports gear while keeping it protected and compact for storage.

Pressurized gas channels with a spiral tube and duckbill vents dry trapped moisture while resisting collapse and contaminant backflow.

Tensioned retraction guides keep a dryer vent hose aligned as the dryer moves against the wall, preventing kinks, lint buildup, and exhaust restriction.

A two-sensor chamber layout detects hands from the top or side, helping adults and children dry hands easily without excessive movement.