1925 results about "Wash water" patented technology

A camera washing device has an air pump, a wash water tank storing wash water, an injection nozzle with an injection part, a junction joint having a high-pressure air passage and a wash water passage, and an electromagnetic valve. The air pump generates and supplies high-pressure air to the high-pressure air passage. When the control part instructs the electromagnetic valve to be switched to an open state, the wash water and the high-pressure air are mixed in the junction joint to generate water particles. The generated water particles are supplied to the injection nozzle. When the electromagnetic valve is switched to the open state after injecting the high-pressure air only to a lens of a rear camera, the injection part injects the water particles to the lens of the camera.

The invention relates to a roller washing machine. The roller washing machine comprises a box body, wherein an inner barrel and an outer barrel are arranged in the box body, a door seal is arranged between the outer barrel and the box body, the inner barrel is connected with a driving device, the inner barrel is a hole-free inner barrel and is a conical barrel of which the diameter at the bottom is small and the diameter at the opening is large, the opening of the inner barrel is contracted inwards in an arc shape, a water inlet guide pipe is arranged on the door seal, one end of the water inlet guide pipe is connected with a wash water rapid heating device, the other end of the water inlet guide pipe penetrates through the door seal and extends into the inner barrel, and a water discharging opening and a water pressure detection device are arranged on the outer barrel. According to the technical scheme, the inner barrel is the hole-free inner barrel, water enters the inner barrel through the water inlet guide pipe arranged on the door seal and is discharged through the shape of the inner barrel in the water discharging process, so that water is prevented from being accumulated between the inner barrel and the outer barrel, and the amount of washing water is largely saved.

A washing machine includes a cabinet constituting the external appearance of the washing machine, a tub mounted in the cabinet for receiving wash water, a drum rotatably mounted in the tub for receiving laundry to be washed, a circulation unit for circulating wash water in the inner lower part of the tub through the upper part of the tub, and at least one circulation nozzle for spraying the wash water, supplied by the circulation unit, inwardly of the drum along a rotation axis of the drum in a longitudinal direction of the drum. According to the present invention, it is possible to improve washing or rinsing efficiency of the washing machine.

A process for purifying glycerin recovered as a byproduct of biodiesel production comprises heating a glycerin effluent stream containing a low molecular weight alcohol, water and fatty acid esters of the low molecular weight alcohol to cause transesterification of the fatty acid esters to glycerides and additional low molecular weight alcohol. The reaction mixture is sparged with nitrogen to help remove water and low molecular weight alcohol, which drives the transesterification reaction towards glyceride formation. A wash water stream may also be added to the recovered glycerin stream from biodiesel production. Either before or following the transesterification reaction, an oil layer can be separated from the recovered glycerin stream by reducing the pH of the stream to below 7. Following separation of the oil layer and transesterification the glycerin stream is flash distilled to separate glycerin from water, salts, and glycerides.

A washing machine having a drying function and a method for controlling the same. The washing machine includes a tub for containing wash water; a drum rotatably placed in the tub for containing laundry, and provided with through holes for circulating the wash water or air therethrough; a drying device provided with a circulation fan and a heater for drying the laundry in the drum; and a pumping device for pumping the wash water in the tub so that the wash water in the tub is circulated into the drum or heated by the air passing through the drying device, and is then circulated into the drum. The washing machine performs washing of laundry without any additional heater for heating the wash water, thereby having low production costs and a simple structure of the tub.

A drum type washing machine in which wash water and laundry contained in a rotating tub are heated by steam supplied into the rotating tub, so as to rapidly increase the temperature of the wash water and laundry, thereby being capable of reducing the total wash time while reducing the amount of wash water to be used, and reducing the consumption of energy caused by heating of the wash water. The washing machine includes a steam generating unit for heating water supplied thereto, thereby generating steam, and a control unit for rotating the rotating tub at a high speed to cause the laundry contained in the rotating tub to be in constant contact with an inner peripheral surface of the rotating tub without falling down, by virtue of a centrifugal force generated during the rotation of the rotating tub, the control unit supplying the steam from the steam generating unit into the rotating tub during the high-speed rotation of the rotating tub, to increase the internal temperature of the rotating tub and the temperature of the laundry.

A laundry treating apparatus may include a cabinet detachably provided on a first treating apparatus exhibiting a laundry treating apparatus and forming an external appearance of the laundry treating apparatus. A drawer may be provided to be withdrawn from the cabinet and an input hole may be formed thereon. A tub provided within the drawer body may store wash water. A detergent supply unit may be provided to be withdrawn from the drawer body toward a center of the input hole and provide a space for storing detergent. A water supply unit may supply wash water to the detergent supply unit to supply the detergent stored in the detergent supply unit to the tub body.

A washing machine, more particularly, an improvement in the structure of a drive unit included in a drum type washing machine is disclosed. The washing machine includes a tub for receiving wash water therein, a drum rotatably disposed in the tub and adapted to wash laundry received therein, a shaft penetrated through the tub to thereby be connected to the drum, the shaft being adapted to transmit a drive force of a motor to the drum, a stator coupled fixedly to a rear wall portion of the tub, and a rotor including at least one magnet, a back yoke defining a magnetic path, and a rotor frame rotatably disposed at the outside of the stator, the rotor frame being connected to the shaft so as to transmit a rotating force of the rotor to the shaft. The rotor frame includes a side wall portion and a rear wall portion, and is made of an aluminum material.

A dishwasher incorporates a primary filter cleaning system for removing food debris from circulated wash water. The dishwasher having a sump formed in the bottom and a wash pump having an inlet in communication with the sump. A collection chamber is formed through the bottom of the sump and a filter is situated over the top of the sump. The filter has an opening for depositing debris in the collection chamber. A stationary manifold is situated about the upper periphery of the sump and is aligned with the discharge of the pump. The manifold has multiple spaced spray nozzles, with each of the nozzles being aligned for spray contact with the filter. When water is pumped from the sump to the manifold, the water is sprayed across the filter to remove any food debris on the filter. The debris is then swept into the collection chamber.

A drum type washing machine, where steam and hot water are supplied to heat wash water, including: a water tub for containing wash water; a rotating drum rotatably mounted in the water tub and having, at a peripheral wall thereof, a plurality of through holes; a heating tank for heating water and generating steam; a water supply unit for supplying water into the water tub and the heating tank; and a steam supply pipe, adapted to guide the steam from the heating tank to the water tub, connected to the water tub In this drum type washing machine, the temperature of wash water can be rapidly increased in accordance with steam and hot water supplied into the water tub. Accordingly, it is possible to reduce the overall wash time while reducing the amount of wash water to be used.

A method for reducing corrosion of a wash water system for glass forming lines, by using a corrosion meter, is provided. Also provided is a fiberglass manufacturing process that utilizes the method.

A washing machine having a detergent supply device for mixing detergent, filled in a detergent container, with wash water, and supplying the mixed detergent and wash water into a washing tub. The detergent supply device includes a housing, a detergent container, and water supply chambers. The housing includes a plurality of inlets connected with respective water supply pipes, and an outlet connected with a washing tub. The detergent container is detachably inserted in the housing and includes a plurality of detergent receiving chambers. The water supply chambers include a plurality of flow channels, and one of the flow channel is adapted to supply wash water, supplied from the inlets, into the detergent receiving chambers while adjusting the pressure of the wash water within a predetermined range.

The present invention relates to a process for working up or treating aqueous waste waters which are formed during the nitration of toluene to dinitrotoluene with nitrating acid. These aqueous waste waters containing acidic wash water and alkaline wash water from the dinitrotoluene washing step, and distillate from the sulfuric acid concentration step. The process comprises,

• • a) combining the acidic and alkaline waste waters from the washing step and the aqueous distillate from the sulfuric acid concentration step such that the resulting mixture has a pH below 5,
  • b) separating the aqueous and organic phases which are formed by phase separation,
  • c) subjecting the aqueous phase from b) to an extraction step, wherein
  • d) the organic components contained in the aqueous phase from c) are extracted with toluene, and
  • e) introducing the toluene phase enriched with the organic components into the toluene nitration.

A method and system for dynamically controlling operation of a dishwasher during a cleaning cycle. The method includes detecting a plurality of conditions in the dishwasher during operation, evaluating the plurality of detected conditions to determine a dynamic control response, and sending a signal representing the dynamic control response to at least one component of the dishwasher. The plurality of detected conditions can include some or all of a rate of change of a wash water temperature, an approximate surface area and thermal mass of a plurality of dishes loaded in the dishwasher, an amount of wash water added to the dishwasher and a status of a full flow filter. The control system includes means for detecting a plurality of conditions in the dishwasher during operation, means for evaluating the plurality of detected conditions to determine a dynamic control response, and means for sending a signal representing the dynamic control response to control at least one component of the dishwasher.

A washing machine is disclosed. A washing machine includes a tub holding wash water, a drum rotatable within the tub to hold laundry, a first cabinet defining a first space to wash laundry together with the tub and the drum, a second cabinet defining a second space for an additional function, the second cabinet formed as one body with the first cabinet, and a single partition provided between the first and second cabinets to partition off the second space from the first space.

A dish washing machine according to the present invention carries out, in a kitchen detergent course, a soaking step for spraying a wash water stored in a containing tank toward dishes and leaving the dishes for a predetermined time precedent to a washing step. In the soaking step, a low temperature soaking is carried out in which the wash water in a washing tank is kept at about 30° C. (temperature appropriate for removing soils containing protein ingredients with a kitchen detergent, especially a neutral detergent), and thereafter a high temperature soaking is carried out in which the wash water in the washing tank is kept at about 50° C. Thereby, the soils containing protein ingredients attached to the dishes can be well removed away with the kitchen detergent.

A washing machine which comprises a fixing unit configured to fix an auxiliary laundry tub located in a rotary tub. The washing machine includes a cabinet, a tub disposed in the cabinet to store wash water, a rotary tub installed in the tub to be rotatable, a balancer coupled to an upper portion of the rotary tub to offset an unbalanced load of the rotary tub, an auxiliary laundry tub disposed in the rotary tub to be removably coupled to the balancer, and a fixing unit installed at the auxiliary laundry tub to be coupled to the balancer and to restrict up and down movement of the auxiliary laundry tub when the rotary tub is operated. Therefore, since the auxiliary laundry tub and the balancer may be stably coupled with each other, the auxiliary laundry tub is prevented from be separated during a washing process.

A dish washing machine and a control method of the same are disclosed. The dish washing machine may include a first heater for heating wash water to wash items in a dishwasher. The dishwasher may also include a second heater for generating steam to be supplied to the dishes. A controller is configured to control the first and second heaters to operate alternately.