Class / Patent application number | Description | Number of patent applications / Date published |
034526000 | Of plural operations | 15 |
20090211111 | DRYER - The present invention relates to a dryer. The dryer in which a drying object is dried with air from a rotating drum, the air having moisture removed therefrom, heated at a heating unit, and supplied to the rotating drum again, wherein a gas burner is used as the heating unit, and the air is heated by heat exchange with exhaust gas heated by the gas burner. | 08-27-2009 |
20110214309 | Control system for particulate material drying apparatus and process - A control system for controlling the utilization of heated waste streams for fluidizing particulate matter such as coal in a fluidizing bed dryer. The control system includes a number of graphic user interfaces that allow an operator to more easily monitor and/or control the various regulator devices. The control system controls coal handling or transportation, fluid handling or flow, and the discharge of discarded or separated coal from the dryer. | 09-08-2011 |
20110277342 | HAND DRYER - A hand dryer is equipped with a hand insertion area ( | 11-17-2011 |
20130031799 | SANITIZING HAND DRYER - A sanitizing hand dryer comprises a dryer housing having an inlet air channel and an outlet air channel. A blower draws air into the dryer housing through the inlet air channel, and directs the air out of the dryer housing through the outlet air channel A sanitizing system sanitizes the air within the inlet air channel and the air within the outlet air channel, wherein the sanitizing system within the inlet air channel includes at least one of a first air filter, a first ozone generator, a first sanitizing light source, a first photocatalytic oxidation system, a first ion generator, and a first electrostatic precipitator. The sanitizing system within the outlet air channel includes at least one of a second air filter, a second ozone generator, a second sanitizing light source, a second photocatalytic oxidation system, a second ion generator, and a second electrostatic precipitator. | 02-07-2013 |
034527000 | Of specific operational sequence | 3 |
20090126222 | Dryer - A laundry machine, in particular, a dryer using steam, is disclosed. The dryer includes an object container for containing an object, a control panel provided as a user interface, and a controller. In the dryer, the control panel comprises a course selector for enabling a user to select one of a steam-enable course, in which a steam cycle for supply steam to the object container is enabled, a steam course, in which the steam cycle is provided, and a steam-off course, from which the steam cycle is excluded, as operation courses. The controller controls an operation of the dryer to execute the selected operation course. | 05-21-2009 |
034528000 | Using specific moisture sensor structure | 1 |
20090260256 | Apparatus for controlling a clothes dryer - A clothes dryer providing clothes care has a main controller operable with an outlet temperature sensor for receiving the outlet temperature values. The controller is operable with a heater to controllably raise the outlet temperature of air flowing out of a dryer drum above an outlet clothes care target temperature value whereupon the controller operates the heater to raise the outlet temperature to an overshoot temperature value. The clothes care temperature value is determined by a heat setting selected by a user. The overshoot temperature value is sufficiently high to reduce drying time but sufficiently low as to prevent damage to damp clothing. Once the outlet temperature rises to the clothes care temperature, the controller reduces power to the heater, bringing the outlet temperature back down to the clothes care temperature. The controller de-energizing the heater for a cooldown cycle upon detection of a dry load. | 10-22-2009 |
034529000 | With photoelectric device | 1 |
20080256825 | Hand dryer with visible light indicated sensing area - A hand dryer with visible light indicated sensing area utilizes a visible light to provide the user a visible indicating area that can be recognized by the naked eyes, so that the user can identify the invisible IR sensing area through the visible indicating area and conveniently put the hands in the sensing area for drying. | 10-23-2008 |
034535000 | Having two of heater, contacting gas humidity, or gas mixing | 1 |
034539000 | With fuel burner | 1 |
20130036624 | GRAIN-DRYING FACILITIES - The present invention provides grain-drying facilities which can effectively use the heat energy of a biomass combustion hot-air that has been generated in a biomass combustion furnace. | 02-14-2013 |
034543000 | With heater | 7 |
20090119945 | HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE FOR WASHING AND/OR DRYING CLOTHES - Household appliance for washing and/or drying clothes comprising an outer casing ( | 05-14-2009 |
034544000 | And fire control means | 2 |
20090044422 | Method for detecting volatile, flammable substances in a dryer and a dryer suitable for this purpose - A method for detecting a volatile, flammable substance during drying of moist textiles in a dryer with a drum for receiving includes irradiating the textiles or their environment with infrared radiation, receiving infrared radiation from the textiles or their environment in a wavelength range of 600 to 4000 cm-1, and evaluating the received infrared radiation. | 02-19-2009 |
20090241368 | METHOD AND APPARATUS TO PREVENT DEFLAGRATION IN DRYERS - An apparatus and method for detecting a fire in a household dryer and responding thereto. | 10-01-2009 |
034546000 | And blower | 2 |
20120144694 | Laundry Dryer Providing Drum Rotation Reversals and Associated Altered Airflows - A laundry dryer includes a rotatable drum and an air delivery system. The air delivery system can include a reversible blower that provides air at a first flow rate when operated in a first direction and provides air at a second lower flow rate when operated in an opposite second direction. The drum can be a reversibly rotatable drum that is rotatable in a first and an opposite second direction, and the dryer can include a drive motor that both rotates the drum and operates the blower. Drum and blower reversal may be controlled to optimize drying efficiency and also reduce stress on the drive system. A moisture delivery system can provide moisture (e.g., water mist or steam) into the drum while air is being provided at the lower second flow rate, and during drum rotation (tumbling). | 06-14-2012 |
20140165421 | DISHWASHER, A DOOR ASSEMBLY FOR THE DISHWASHER, AND AN ASSOCIATED METHOD FOR DRYING DISHWARE - A dishwasher, a door assembly for the dishwasher and a method of drying the dishware in the dishwasher are provided. The dishwasher may include a tub portion adapted to hold dishware, a heating element proximate a bottom of the tub portion and configured to heat air inside the tub portion during a drying cycle, and a blower configured to direct the air and vaporized water into a duct having an inlet proximate the top of the tub portion. The heat causes the air to rise toward a top of the tub and collect vaporized water from the dishware. The duct is configured to receive the air and the vaporized water. The dishwasher includes a sensor configured to measure a humidity level. A control unit is in communication with the sensor and selectively actuates and de-actuates at least one of the heating element and the blower, based on the humidity level. | 06-19-2014 |
034547000 | And drive motor | 2 |
20090064532 | CENTRIFUGAL SWITCH BYPASS FOR REVERSE TUMBLE DRYERS - Systems and methods for bypassing a centrifugal switch are disclosed. The systems may include a bypass relay operatively connected to the heating element and configured to bypass the centrifugal switch prior to the drum reversing rotational direction, and allow the heating element to remain energized during the drum reversing rotational direction. The centrifugal switch bypass circuit further includes a relay hold circuit operatively connected to the bypass relay and configured to cause the bypass relay to continue bypassing the centrifugal switch during the drum reversing rotational direction. The method may include, once the drum begins reversing the rotational direction, utilizing a bypass relay to bypassing the centrifugal switch. Finally, the method may include utilizing a relay hold circuit to cause the bypass relay to continue bypassing the centrifugal switch during reversal of the rotational direction. | 03-12-2009 |
20090293304 | SENSING MULTI-STAGE CONTROL SYSTEM FOR HAND DRYERS - A sensing multi-stage control system for hand dryers aims to be installed in a lavatory and energized by electric power to generate heat and airflow to dry human hands to improve shortcomings of conventional hand dryers that cannot control airflow amount and temperature level. The hand dryer according to the invention includes a heater, a fan motor and a detection unit. The detection unit has at least two sets of sensors located at an air outlet of the hand dryer and is electrically connected to a control circuit which starts, stops and controls the heater and fan motor at a desired temperature level and rotation speed to form the sensing multi-stage control system. The control circuit, incorporating with the sensors and a comparison and logic processor to process signals, can provide multi-stage control of the temperature level of the heater and rotation speed of the fan motor. | 12-03-2009 |