Heating blower and heating device
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Solution Overview
Problem
Conventional blowers face inefficiencies when blowing cold air due to airflow obstruction by the electric heater and require high-temperature-resistant materials, as the airflow path is not switchable between hot and cold modes.
Innovation Solution
A heating blower design with a heating device positioned outside the air duct, featuring a rotary assembly and air deflector that switches the airflow path between passing through an electric heater and not, using a micro switch for automatic heater control, allowing for free switching between hot and cold air modes and reducing material temperature requirements.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Temperature
If the electric heater is disposed inside the air duct, then the airflow can be heated when needed, but the airflow path is blocked when blowing cold air, resulting in small air volume output
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies the dynamics principle by making the air deflector rotatable to dynamically switch the airflow path between two modes: (1) passing through the electric heater for heating, and (2) bypassing the electric heater for cold air blowing. The air deflector rotates between first and second positions, enabling the system to adapt its structure according to operational requirements, thus resolving the contradiction between heating capability and air volume output.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent segments the airflow path into two separate channels: one channel directs airflow through the electric heater for heating, while the other channel allows airflow to bypass the heater for cold air blowing. The air deflector acts as a switching mechanism that divides and redirects airflow based on operational mode, enabling independent optimization of both heating and cold air blowing performance.
2Adaptability or versatility
If the electric heater is disposed inside the air duct, then heating function is integrated, but the air duct wall requires high temperature resistance
Solution Approach 1:
The patent extracts the electric heater from the air duct interior and relocates it to a position where airflow can be directed through it via the air deflector. This extraction allows the air duct wall to be made of ordinary materials without high temperature resistance requirements, while still maintaining the heating function through the separate airflow path that passes through the heater.
3Device complexity
If the airflow path is fixed, then the structure is simple, but the blower cannot switch between hot and cold air modes efficiently
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces a rotatable air deflector that can dynamically change position between a first position (directing airflow through the heater) and a second position (directing airflow to bypass the heater). This dynamic adjustment capability enables efficient switching between hot and cold air modes while maintaining relatively simple structural complexity.
Applied Scientific Principles
This section explains which scientific principles are used to turn an abstract innovation direction into a practical engineering solution.
Function Achieved in This Case
This design increases air volume output when blowing cold air and reduces the need for high-temperature-resistant materials by allowing separate control of the airflow path, enhancing efficiency and versatility.
Implementation Method 1
the electric heater is arranged in one of the first area and the second area... the airflow passes through the electric heater and is heated thereby
Implementation Method 2
a motor and a wind wheel arranged in the air duct... the wind wheel is fixed to a rotating shaft of the motor
Data Source
AI summary
Provided is a heating blower, comprising an air duct, a motor and a wind wheel arranged in the air duct, and a heating device arranged at a first air outlet of the air duct; the wind wheel is fixed to a rotating shaft of the motor; the heating device comprises a housing, an electric heater, a rotary assembly and an air deflector; the housing is sleeved on the first air outlet, forming an inner chamber, which comprises a first area facing directly to the first air outlet and a second area not facing directly to the first air outlet; the electric heater is arranged in one of the first area and the second area; one end of the air deflector is fixedly arranged on the rotary assembly, and the other end of the air deflector rotates with the rotary assembly between the first area and the second area, separating the first area and the second area, so that the first air outlet is communicated with one of the first area and the second area.


