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WO2025135852A1 - Appareil de traitement de vêtements - Google Patents

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WO2025135852A1
WO2025135852A1 PCT/KR2024/020771 KR2024020771W WO2025135852A1 WO 2025135852 A1 WO2025135852 A1 WO 2025135852A1 KR 2024020771 W KR2024020771 W KR 2024020771W WO 2025135852 A1 WO2025135852 A1 WO 2025135852A1
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하영수
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    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D06—TREATMENT OF TEXTILES OR THE LIKE; LAUNDERING; FLEXIBLE MATERIALS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • D06F—LAUNDERING, DRYING, IRONING, PRESSING OR FOLDING TEXTILE ARTICLES
    • D06F25/00—Washing machines with receptacles, e.g. perforated, having a rotary movement, e.g. oscillatory movement, the receptacle serving both for washing and for centrifugally separating water from the laundry and having further drying means, e.g. using hot air 
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D06—TREATMENT OF TEXTILES OR THE LIKE; LAUNDERING; FLEXIBLE MATERIALS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • D06F—LAUNDERING, DRYING, IRONING, PRESSING OR FOLDING TEXTILE ARTICLES
    • D06F34/00—Details of control systems for washing machines, washer-dryers or laundry dryers
    • D06F34/14—Arrangements for detecting or measuring specific parameters
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D06—TREATMENT OF TEXTILES OR THE LIKE; LAUNDERING; FLEXIBLE MATERIALS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • D06F—LAUNDERING, DRYING, IRONING, PRESSING OR FOLDING TEXTILE ARTICLES
    • D06F34/00—Details of control systems for washing machines, washer-dryers or laundry dryers
    • D06F34/28—Arrangements for program selection, e.g. control panels therefor; Arrangements for indicating program parameters, e.g. the selected program or its progress
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D06—TREATMENT OF TEXTILES OR THE LIKE; LAUNDERING; FLEXIBLE MATERIALS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • D06F—LAUNDERING, DRYING, IRONING, PRESSING OR FOLDING TEXTILE ARTICLES
    • D06F34/00—Details of control systems for washing machines, washer-dryers or laundry dryers
    • D06F34/28—Arrangements for program selection, e.g. control panels therefor; Arrangements for indicating program parameters, e.g. the selected program or its progress
    • D06F34/30—Arrangements for program selection, e.g. control panels therefor; Arrangements for indicating program parameters, e.g. the selected program or its progress characterised by mechanical features, e.g. buttons or rotary dials
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D06—TREATMENT OF TEXTILES OR THE LIKE; LAUNDERING; FLEXIBLE MATERIALS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • D06F—LAUNDERING, DRYING, IRONING, PRESSING OR FOLDING TEXTILE ARTICLES
    • D06F34/00—Details of control systems for washing machines, washer-dryers or laundry dryers
    • D06F34/28—Arrangements for program selection, e.g. control panels therefor; Arrangements for indicating program parameters, e.g. the selected program or its progress
    • D06F34/34—Arrangements for program selection, e.g. control panels therefor; Arrangements for indicating program parameters, e.g. the selected program or its progress characterised by mounting or attachment features, e.g. detachable control panels or detachable display panels
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D06—TREATMENT OF TEXTILES OR THE LIKE; LAUNDERING; FLEXIBLE MATERIALS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • D06F—LAUNDERING, DRYING, IRONING, PRESSING OR FOLDING TEXTILE ARTICLES
    • D06F37/00—Details specific to washing machines covered by groups D06F21/00 - D06F25/00
    • D06F37/02—Rotary receptacles, e.g. drums
    • D06F37/04—Rotary receptacles, e.g. drums adapted for rotation or oscillation about a horizontal or inclined axis
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D06—TREATMENT OF TEXTILES OR THE LIKE; LAUNDERING; FLEXIBLE MATERIALS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • D06F—LAUNDERING, DRYING, IRONING, PRESSING OR FOLDING TEXTILE ARTICLES
    • D06F58/00—Domestic laundry dryers
    • D06F58/02—Domestic laundry dryers having dryer drums rotating about a horizontal axis
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D06—TREATMENT OF TEXTILES OR THE LIKE; LAUNDERING; FLEXIBLE MATERIALS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • D06F—LAUNDERING, DRYING, IRONING, PRESSING OR FOLDING TEXTILE ARTICLES
    • D06F2105/00—Systems or parameters controlled or affected by the control systems of washing machines, washer-dryers or laundry dryers
    • D06F2105/58—Indications or alarms to the control system or to the user

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  • the present invention relates to a clothing treatment device.
  • a clothing treatment device refers to a washing machine that washes clothing and other items through a washing cycle, and a dryer that dries items through a drying cycle.
  • washing machines and dryers can be installed as separate devices, but in order to overcome space constraints and improve user convenience, there is a clothing treatment device that can perform washing and drying at the same time.
  • the clothing treatment device is provided with a cabinet, a tub for storing water, a drum providing a space for accommodating the subject of treatment, a driving unit fixed to the tub and rotating the drum, a support unit for supporting the tub, a water supply unit for supplying water to the tub, and a drain unit for draining water from the tub.
  • the clothing treatment device is equipped with a flow path for extracting air from inside the tub and resupplying it to the tub, and a heat exchanger provided in the flow path for sequentially executing dehumidification and heating of the air.
  • the conventional clothing treatment device having the structure described above has a problem in that it is difficult to apply to a commercial clothing treatment device that must frequently and quickly treat a large number of objects to be treated. That is, in the case of a commercial clothing treatment device, a treatment space that can accommodate heavy and bulky clothing is required, and a heat exchanger for rapid washing and drying of the objects to be treated is required, so it was difficult to install both a washing device and a drying device in a cabinet with a limited volume. It is possible to install both a washing device and a drying device by designing the cabinet to have a large volume, but in this case, there was a problem in that it was difficult to manufacture or transport. Therefore, in the case of a commercial clothing treatment device, the combination or arrangement between the washing device and the drying device was one of the important design considerations.
  • the present invention aims to solve the problem of providing a garment treatment device having a highly visible and user-friendly interface.
  • the present invention aims to provide a garment processing device having an interface that efficiently uses the space provided by the front panel and has high visibility and user convenience through the positions and shapes of the components exposed on the front panel.
  • the present invention aims to solve the problem of providing a clothing treatment device having a first treatment device that provides a washing space for a treatment target or a drying space for a treatment target, and a second treatment device that is detachably mounted on the first treatment device and supplies air to the treatment target.
  • the present invention comprises: a cabinet including a front panel having a cabinet penetration hole and a first mounting hole positioned above the cabinet penetration hole; a receiving section having a tub provided inside the cabinet and storing water, a drum provided inside the tub and accommodating a treatment object, and an inlet provided in the tub and guiding a treatment object supplied through the cabinet penetration hole to the drum; a door provided in the tub and capable of opening and closing the inlet, the door being exposed to the outside of the cabinet through the cabinet penetration hole; a moving unit located above the cabinet penetration hole and providing a storage space for detergent or a movement path for a liquid communicating with the tub, the moving unit being capable of being withdrawn from the cabinet; a control panel provided in the first mounting hole and forming a part of the front panel, the control panel having a transparent area and a non-transparent area positioned between the transparent area and the door; a display provided inside the cabinet and outputting visual information to the outside of the cabinet through the transparent area; And a first input unit is provided in the non-transparent area to receive
  • the first input unit may be provided with at least one of a contact sensor that detects whether the user's body is in contact with the opaque area, a button input unit provided to penetrate the opaque area, or a rotation input unit rotatably coupled to the opaque area.
  • the shortest vertical distance between the top of the front panel and the top of the control panel can be set to be less than or equal to the shortest vertical distance between the bottom of the control panel and the top of the door.
  • the shortest vertical distance between the bottom of the control panel and the top of the door can be set to a length less than 1.5 times the shortest vertical distance between the top of the front panel and the top of the control panel.
  • the diameter of the above door can be set to be 4 to 6 times greater than the diameter of the above control panel.
  • the height of the above front panel can be set to be 9 to 12 times greater than the diameter of the above control panel.
  • the width of the above front panel can be set to be 6 times or more and 6.5 times or less than the diameter of the above control panel.
  • the above control panel may be provided in a shape with the same height and width.
  • the above control panel may be provided in a circular shape with a constant diameter.
  • a horizontal line passing through the top of the control panel may be provided to pass through a point higher than the top of the moving unit. That is, the top of the control panel may be provided to be located at a point higher than the top of the moving unit.
  • the horizontal line passing through the bottom of the control panel may be arranged to pass through a point lower than the bottom of the moving unit. That is, the bottom of the control panel may be arranged to be located at a point lower than the bottom of the moving unit.
  • the shortest vertical distance between the top of the front panel and the center of the moving unit can be set to be the same as the shortest vertical distance between the top of the front panel and the center of the control panel.
  • a vertical line passing through the right end of the control panel may be positioned between a first vertical line spaced apart from the center of the door to the right by 1/8 of the door diameter and a second vertical line spaced apart from the center of the door to the right by 1/16 of the door diameter.
  • the shortest horizontal distance between the side edge of the front panel and the control panel can be set to be at least two times and no more than three times the width of the control panel.
  • the width of the above front panel can be set to less than 1.5 times the diameter of the door.
  • the above garment treatment device may further include a second mounting hole provided on the front panel and positioned at a higher point than the cabinet penetration hole; and a second input unit provided in the second mounting hole and configured to receive a control command to stop or end the operation of the garment treatment device.
  • the height of the above-mentioned light-emitting area may be provided to be the same as the height of the second mounting hole.
  • the shortest vertical distance between the top of the front panel and the center of the moving unit may be set longer than the shortest vertical distance between the top of the front panel and the center of the control panel, the shortest vertical distance between the top of the front panel and the center of the control panel may be set longer than the shortest vertical distance between the top of the front panel and the center of the second input unit, and the shortest vertical distance between the top of the front panel and the center of the second input unit may be set longer than the shortest vertical distance between the top of the front panel and the center of the second mounting hole.
  • the width of the above moving unit may be set longer than the width of the control panel, the width of the control panel may be set longer than the width of the second mounting hole, and the width of the second mounting hole may be set longer than the width of the second input unit.
  • the present invention provides a garment treatment device having a highly visible and user-friendly interface.
  • the present invention provides a garment treatment device having an interface that efficiently uses the space provided by the front panel and has high visibility and user convenience through the positions and shapes of the components exposed on the front panel.
  • the present invention provides a clothing treatment device comprising a first treatment device that provides a washing space for a treatment target or a drying space for a treatment target, and a second treatment device that is detachably mounted on the first treatment device and supplies air to the treatment target.
  • FIGS 1 and 2 illustrate examples of clothing treatment devices.
  • Figures 3 and 4 illustrate examples of the first processing device.
  • Figure 5 illustrates an example of a tub, drum, and driving unit provided in the first processing device.
  • Figure 6 illustrates an example of a water supply unit
  • Figure 7 illustrates an example of a detergent storage unit.
  • Figures 8 and 9 illustrate examples of a second processing device.
  • Figure 10 illustrates an example of a first flow section and a second flow section provided in a second processing device.
  • Figure 11 illustrates an example of a second euro section and a heat exchange section.
  • Figure 12 illustrates an example of the third euro area.
  • Figure 13 illustrates an example of an interface provided in a garment treatment device.
  • Figures 14 to 17 illustrate examples of an interface and a second input unit.
  • Figures 18 (a) and 18 (b) illustrate examples of the second input unit.
  • first may be referred to as a second component
  • second component may also be referred to as a first component
  • the clothing treatment device (100) may be equipped to include a first treatment device (100a, treatment module, washing module, clothing treatment module) that provides a space for washing or drying a treatment target such as clothing, and a second treatment device (100b) that is detachably coupled to the first treatment device (100a, drying module, heat exchange module, detachable module, air treatment module) for drying a treatment target put into the first treatment device.
  • a first treatment device 100a, treatment module, washing module, clothing treatment module
  • a second treatment device 100b
  • the first treatment device (100a) may be provided to include a cabinet (1, first cabinet), and the second treatment device (100b) may be provided to include a cabinet (6, second cabinet). As shown in the drawing, the second treatment device (100b) may be provided to be positioned above the first treatment device (100a), and in this case, the exterior of the clothing treatment device (100) may be formed by a combination of the first cabinet (1) and the second cabinet (6).
  • the first cabinet (1) may be provided to include a front panel (11, first front panel) forming the front surface of the first processing device (100a), a side panel (12, first side panel) connected to the first front panel to form a side surface of the first processing device (100a), and a rear panel (13, first rear panel) provided at a position facing the first front panel (11) to form the rear surface of the first processing device (100a).
  • the first front panel (11) may be provided with an interface (14) for controlling the clothing treatment device (100).
  • the interface (14) may be provided to control only one of the first treatment device (100a) and the second treatment device (100b), or may be provided to control both the first treatment device (100a) and the second treatment device (100b).
  • the first front panel (11) may be provided with a first panel body (113) and a second panel body (114).
  • the first panel body (113) may be provided as a panel fixed to the first processing device (100a) to form a mounting space for the interface (14), and the second panel body (114) may be provided as a panel detachable from the first processing device (100a).
  • the first panel body (113) is provided to include a cabinet penetration hole (111, penetration hole) communicating with the inside of the first processing device (100a), and the second panel body (114) can be provided at a location where at least some of the components provided inside the first processing device (100a) can be exposed to the outside of the first processing device (100a).
  • FIG. 2 illustrates an example in which the first panel body (113) forms an upper area of the first front panel (11) and the second panel body (114) forms a lower area of the first front panel (11).
  • the first side panel (12) may be provided to include a left panel (121, first left panel) forming the left side (part of the left side of the garment processing device) of the first processing device (100a), and a right panel (122, first right panel) forming the right side (part of the right side of the garment processing device) of the first processing device (100a).
  • the first processing device (100a) may be provided with a mounting space (15) to which the second processing device (100b) is fixed.
  • the mounting space (15) may be provided as an open space formed on the upper surface of the first cabinet (1).
  • FIG. 2 illustrates an example in which the mounting space (15) is formed by the upper portion of the first front panel (11), the upper portion of the first left panel (121), the upper portion of the first right panel (122), and the upper portion of the first rear panel (13).
  • the height of the first front panel (11) and the height of the first rear panel (13) can be set higher (H1) than the height of the first left panel (121) and the height of the first right panel (122).
  • H1 the height of the first front panel (11) and the first rear panel (13)
  • the side panels (121, 122) not only is it advantageous for positioning and fixing the second treatment device (100b) when mounting it in the mounting space (15), but there is also an effect of reducing the height of the entire clothing treatment device (100).
  • the first front panel (11) is set higher than the side panels (121, 122), it is possible to form a space in which other devices (devices such as detergent storage units) can be installed on the first front panel (11) while minimizing the increase in the height of the clothing treatment device (100).
  • the first front panel (11) may be set to the same height as the first rear panel (13), or may be provided at a different height from the first rear panel (13).
  • a first control unit (19) for controlling at least one of the first processing device (100a) and the second processing device (100a) may be provided inside the first cabinet (1).
  • the first control unit (19) may be provided to receive a control signal from the interface (14) or to transmit a control signal requesting the display of information to the interface (14).
  • the first control unit (19) may be fixed to the first rear panel (13) and positioned inside the first cabinet (1).
  • FIG. 3 illustrates an example in which the receiving section (2) is provided with a tub (2a) forming a space for water and a path for moving air, and a drum (2b) rotatably provided inside the tub to form a space in which the subject of treatment is received.
  • the above tub (2a) may be provided to include a tub body (21) that provides a space for storing water and is fixed inside the first cabinet (1) via a tub support member (23).
  • the above tub body (21) may be provided in a cylindrical shape with an empty interior.
  • the tub body (21) may be provided to include a tub front surface (21a) provided in a direction facing the first front panel (11), a tub rear surface (21b) provided in a direction facing the first rear panel (13), and a tub circumference (21c) connecting the front surface and the rear surface of the tub body.
  • the front surface (21a) of the tub may be provided with an inlet (211) communicating with the inside of the drum (2b), and a mounting pipe (212) that is provided in a shape that surrounds the inlet (211) and protrudes from the front surface (21a) of the tub toward the cabinet penetration hole (111).
  • the mounting pipe (212) is provided as a cylinder protruding from the front surface (21a) of the tub toward the first front panel (11), and the inlet (211) is provided as a hole penetrating the front surface (21a) of the tub, but may be provided so as to be located inside the mounting pipe (212).
  • the mounting pipe (212) may be a means for guiding a processing target fed into the drum (2b) through the cabinet penetration hole (111) to the inlet (211).
  • the above-described inlet (211) can be opened and closed by a door (22) rotatably fixed to the front surface (21a) of the tub.
  • a door (22) rotatably fixed to the front surface (21a) of the tub.
  • the cabinet penetration hole (111) be provided in a size and position that does not interfere with the rotation of the door (22) (rotation for opening or closing the inlet).
  • a door mounting portion (224) may be provided on the tub (2a).
  • the door mounting portion (224) may be provided to include a first mounting cover (225) that is secured to the front surface (21a) of the tub and surrounds the mounting tube (212), and a second mounting cover (226) that is secured to the first mounting cover (225) and provides a space in which a hinge (227) of the door is mounted.
  • an inlet communication hole (228) may be provided on the door mounting portion (224).
  • the above-mentioned tub air supply unit (24) may be provided to supply air into the inside of the tub body (21) through the above-mentioned mounting pipe (212), and the above-mentioned tub exhaust unit (25) may be provided to discharge air inside the tub body (21) to the outside of the tub through the above-mentioned tub circumference (21c).
  • the first air supply hole (241) and the second air supply hole (242) may be provided to pass through the mounting pipe (212) and communicate with the inlet (211).
  • the distribution pipe (243) may be provided as a path that guides the air supplied from the second treatment device (100b) to the first air supply hole (241) and the second air supply hole (242).
  • the above door frame penetration hole (222) is provided at a position corresponding to the input port (211) (a position connected to the input port), and the door window (223) may be provided with a light-transmitting material. In this case, the user will be able to check the inside of the drum (2b) from the outside of the first processing device (100a).
  • the above tub body (21) is supplied with water through the water supply unit (4), and the water inside the tub body (21) can be discharged to the outside of the clothing treatment device (100) through the drain unit (28).
  • the power transmission unit may be provided to include a first pulley (275) fixed to the rotational axis (274) of the motor, a second pulley (276) fixed to the drum axis (264), and a belt (277) connecting the two pulleys.
  • the above tub body (21) can be fixed to the second support body (235) through the tub fixing member (238), and the tub fixing member (238) can be provided to include a first strap (238a, a first strap) and a second strap (238b) that fix the tub circumference (21c) to the second support body (235).
  • a housing discharge port (411) may be provided on one side of the housing body (41a), and a housing flow path (412, 413, 414, 415) for supplying water to the drawer (41c) may be provided on the housing cover (41b).
  • the drawer (41c) can be a means for providing a storage space for liquid (e.g., liquid detergent) or a movement path for liquid connected to the tub body (21).
  • liquid e.g., liquid detergent
  • the housing cover (41b) may further be provided with a spray unit supply path (fourth path, 415) for supplying water to the spray unit (3).
  • the storage unit water supply pipe (42) may further be provided with a fourth water supply pipe (424) connecting the water supply source and the fourth path (415).
  • the fourth water supply pipe (424) may be provided so that its opening and closing are controlled by the water supply valve (44).
  • Figure 8 illustrates an example of the second processing device (100b).
  • the second cabinet (6) may include a support frame (61) mounted on the first cabinet (1), a side panel (65, second side panel) fixed to the support frame (61) and forming a side surface of the second cabinet, a rear panel (64, second rear panel) fixed to the support frame (61) and forming a rear surface of the second cabinet, and an upper panel (66) fixed to the support frame (61) and forming an upper surface of the second cabinet.
  • the second side panel (65) may be provided with a left panel (651, second left panel) forming the left side of the second cabinet, and a right panel (652, second right panel) forming the right side of the second cabinet.
  • the second rear panel (64) may be provided with a panel exhaust port (641) that connects the inside of the second cabinet (6) with the outside. Accordingly, through the panel exhaust port (641), air inside the second cabinet (6) can be discharged to the outside, and outside air can be introduced into the inside of the second cabinet (6).
  • a frame panel (62) may be provided on the front surface of the above support frame (61).
  • the frame panel (62) may be provided to form a space in which a portion of the above-described guiding section (7, 8) is supported.
  • the lower end of the second side panel (651, 652) may be connected to the upper end of the first side panel (121, 122) of the first processing device, and the lower end of the second rear panel (64) may be connected to the upper end of the first rear panel (13).
  • the second front panel (67) may be provided to be positioned on the same plane as the first front panel (11).
  • the support frame (61) may be provided to include a lower frame (611) that can be detachably coupled to the mounting space (15) of the first cabinet (1), an upper frame (617) positioned above the lower frame (611) to which the upper panel (66) is fixed, and a connecting frame (618) that connects the frames (611, 617).
  • the internal space of the first cabinet (1) is connected to the outside through the mounting space (15).
  • a communication space (612) connected to the mounting space (15) may be provided on the bottom surface of the support frame (61).
  • the support frame (61) may be provided with a support panel (613) that divides the communication space (612) into an open surface and a closed surface.
  • the closed surface refers to an area of the communication space (612) where the support panel (613) is positioned, and the open surface may be defined as an area of the communication space (612) where the support panel (613) is not positioned. Since the communication space (612) is connected to the mounting space (15), the mounting space (15) may also be viewed as being divided into an open surface and a closed surface by the support panel (613).
  • the above front space (6a) may be defined as a space located above the open surface (a space located above the tub air supply portion), and the above rear space (6b) may be defined as a space located above the closed surface.
  • the above frame panel (62) will form one side of the above front space (6a), and the above second rear panel (64) will form one side of the above rear space (6b).
  • the support panel (613) may be fixed to the lower frame (611) and provided along the width direction (Y-axis direction) of the garment treatment device or the length direction (X-axis direction) of the garment treatment device.
  • FIG. 9 illustrates an example in which the support panel (613) is provided along the width direction of the garment treatment device.
  • the above frame panel (62) may be provided with a panel first through-hole (621), a panel second through-hole (622), and a panel third through-hole (623) that connect the inside of the second cabinet (6) with the outside.
  • the first door (624) of the panel above may be provided with a space for mounting a second control unit (63) that controls the second processing device (100b).
  • the first through-hole (621) of the panel above may be a control unit outlet that exposes the second control unit (63) to the outside of the second cabinet (6).
  • the above-mentioned euro portion (7, 8) may be equipped with a filter for filtering air discharged from the tub body (21), and the second panel through-hole (622) may be a filter outlet for drawing the filter out to the outside of the second cabinet (6).
  • the third panel penetration hole (623) above can be a means (panel air inlet) for supplying air from outside the second cabinet (6) to the euro section (7, 8).
  • the flow path may be provided to include a first flow path (7) that is connected to the tub body (21) to form an air circulation path, and a second flow path (8) that forms an outside air movement path.
  • the first flow path (7) may be provided to include an exhaust flow path (71) connected to the tub exhaust part (25), an air supply flow path (72) connected to the tub air supply part (24), a heat exchange flow path (73) connected to the exhaust flow path, and a blower flow path (74) equipped with a fan for moving air and connecting the heat exchange flow path (73) and the air supply flow path (72).
  • the above exhaust path (71) may be provided as an exhaust duct (711) that is detachably fixed to the tub exhaust section (25) of the first treatment device.
  • an exhaust path corrugation (712) may be provided in at least a portion of the exhaust duct (711).
  • the above-mentioned air supply path (72) may be provided with an air supply duct (721) that is fixed to the air blower path (74) and provides a path for air discharged from the air blower path to move.
  • an air supply path fold (722) may be provided on at least a portion of the air supply duct (721) or one end of the air supply duct (721).
  • the above heat exchange path (73) may be provided with a heat exchange duct (73b) fixed to the support panel (613).
  • the heat exchange duct (73b) may be provided to include a first heat exchange duct (734) in which a first heat exchanger provided in the heat exchange unit (9) is mounted, a second heat exchange duct (735) in which a second heat exchanger provided in the heat exchange unit (9) is mounted, and a connecting duct (736) connecting the heat exchange ducts (734, 735).
  • the above heat exchange duct (73b) may be fixed to the support panel (613) or may be fixed to a duct mounting portion (616) provided on the support panel (613).
  • the duct mounting portion (616) is a means for protruding from the support panel (613) toward the heat exchange duct (73b) and maintaining a gap between the bottom surface of the heat exchange duct (73b) and the support panel (613).
  • the second treatment device (100b) may be provided with a condensate discharge portion (75).
  • the condensate discharge portion (75) may be provided in a space formed between the bottom surface of the heat exchange duct (73b) and the support body (614) by the duct mounting portion (616).
  • the second treatment device (100b) may further be provided with a condensate drain pipe (76).
  • the condensate drain pipe (76) may be provided to be fixed to the support panel (613) and connect the condensate discharge unit (75) and the drain pipe (281) of the first treatment device.
  • the above heat exchange duct (73b) may be provided so as to be directly connected to the exhaust duct (711), or may be provided so as to be connected to the exhaust duct (711) through a filter duct (73a).
  • the filter duct (73a) is a space in which a filter (733) for filtering air supplied to the exhaust duct (711) is installed.
  • a filter outlet (731) communicating with the second panel penetration hole (622) may be provided on one side of the filter duct (73a), and an exhaust duct connection part (732) connected to the exhaust duct (711) may be provided on the other side of the filter duct (73a).
  • FIG. 10 illustrates an example in which the filter outlet (731) is provided on the front side (the side facing the frame panel) of the filter duct (73a), and the exhaust duct connection part (732) is provided on the bottom side of the filter duct (73a).
  • the above-mentioned air blower (74) may be provided to include a blower duct (74a) that is fixed to the support panel (613) and connects the heat exchange duct (73b) and the air supply duct (721), and a blower fan (first flow fan, 74b) that moves air along the first flow path (7).
  • a blower duct (74a) that is fixed to the support panel (613) and connects the heat exchange duct (73b) and the air supply duct (721), and a blower fan (first flow fan, 74b) that moves air along the first flow path (7).
  • the second treatment device (100a) may be equipped with a second flow path (8).
  • the second flow path (8) is a means for introducing outside air into the second cabinet (6), and may be fixed to the support frame (61) or the second side panel (651, 652) and positioned in the left or right area of the front space (6a).
  • FIG. 8 illustrates an example in which the second flow path (8) is fixed to the support frame (61) via a fixed frame (619).
  • the fixed frame (619) may be provided to connect the lower frame (611) and the upper frame (617) (effect of reinforcing the strength of the support frame), or may be provided to be fixed to the second side panel (651, 652) and positioned in the front space (6a).
  • the second flow path (8) may be positioned in the space (corner area of the front space) formed between the second side panel (651, 652), the frame panel (62), and the air supply duct (721) in the front space (6a).
  • the second flow path (8) may be provided to include a first outdoor air duct (82) provided inside the second cabinet (6) and through which outdoor air is introduced, a second outdoor air duct (83) connected to the first outdoor air duct (82) and equipped with a third heat exchanger (93) provided in the heat exchange section (9), and a second flow fan (84) for moving air.
  • the first outdoor air duct (83) may be provided as a path extending along the longitudinal direction (X-axis direction) of the second cabinet, and the second outdoor air duct (83) may be provided as a path extending along the height direction (Z-axis direction) of the second cabinet.
  • a duct penetration hole (831) for discharging air to the second fan (84) may be provided on one side of the second outdoor air duct (83).
  • the second fan (84) may be provided to include a second fan housing (841) that is fixed to the second outdoor air duct (83) to close the duct penetration hole (831) and form a space in which a second impeller (846) is accommodated, a housing inlet (842) that is connected to the duct penetration hole (831) to introduce air into the second fan housing (841), a housing outlet (843) that discharges air inside the second fan housing (841) into the second cabinet (6), and a second fan motor (845) that is fixed to the second fan housing (841) and rotates the second impeller (846).
  • a second fan housing 841 that is fixed to the second outdoor air duct (83) to close the duct penetration hole (831) and form a space in which a second impeller (846) is accommodated
  • a housing inlet (842) that is connected to the duct penetration hole (831) to introduce air into the second fan housing (841)
  • a housing outlet (843) that discharges air inside the second fan housing (841) into the second cabinet
  • the above second external air duct (83) is provided in a shape extending along the height direction of the second cabinet (6), and the second euro fan (84) is provided in the second external air duct (83) to reduce the possibility of the second euro fan (84) overheating.
  • the first outdoor air duct (82) may be provided to receive outside air through at least one of the first introduction hole (821) and the second introduction hole (822).
  • the first introduction hole (821) may be provided to be connected to the panel supply hole (623) provided in the frame panel (62), and the second introduction hole (822) may be provided to receive outside air through the third flow path (85) provided in the frame panel (62).
  • the third flow path (85) may also be provided in the board fixing part (631) described later.
  • the above second control unit (63) may be equipped with a circuit board (637) for controlling the second processing device (100a), and the circuit board (637) is equipped with a control circuit for controlling at least one of the flow path unit (7, 8) and the heat exchange unit (9).
  • the above second control unit (63) can be fixed to the frame panel (62) or the panel first door (624) via the board fixing unit (631).
  • Fig. 9 illustrates an example where the board fixing unit (631) is fixed to the panel first door (624).
  • the above board fixing member (631) may be provided to include a fixing plate (632) to which the circuit board (637) is fixed, and a spacer that fixes the fixing plate to the panel first door (624).
  • the above spacer may be provided as a first spacer (633) and a second spacer (634) protruding from the fixed plate (632) toward the panel first door (624).
  • the first spacer (633) and the second spacer (634) may be provided as two plates extending along the height direction (Z-axis direction) of the panel first door (624).
  • the first spacer (633) and the second spacer (634) may be arranged to be spaced apart from each other along the width direction (Y-axis direction) of the panel first door (624).
  • the third flow path (85) will be formed by the fixed plate (632), the first spacer (633), the second spacer (634), and the panel first door (624).
  • FIG. 11 illustrates an example in which the third flow path outlet is provided with a third flow path first outlet (85a) connected to the second inlet (822) (discharging air to the second inlet) and a third flow path second outlet (85b) discharging air into the inside of the second cabinet (6).
  • FIG. 8 illustrates an example in which the external air supply port (81) is provided on the upper surface of the second front panel (67), but the external air supply port (81) may also be provided on the side surface of the second front panel (67) or the lower surface of the second front panel (67). However, if the external air supply port (81) is provided on the upper surface of the second front panel (67), it will be advantageous in supplying external air to the second flow path (8) and the third flow path (85).
  • the above refrigerant pipe (96) may be provided to include a first refrigerant path (961) that guides the refrigerant discharged from the compressor (94) to the second heat exchanger (92), a second refrigerant path (962) that guides the refrigerant that has passed through the second heat exchanger (92) (refrigerant that has completed heat exchange with air in the second heat exchanger) to the switching unit (95), a third refrigerant path (963) and a fourth refrigerant path (964) that connect the switching unit (95) and the third heat exchanger (93), a fifth refrigerant path (965) that connects the switching unit (95) and the first heat exchanger (91), and a sixth refrigerant path (966) that guides the refrigerant that has passed through the first heat exchanger (91) to the compressor (94).
  • the control valve (97) may be provided in the third refrigerant path (963) and positioned between the switching unit (95) and the third heat exchanger (93).
  • the above switching unit (95) can supply the refrigerant supplied through the second refrigerant path (962) to the third refrigerant path (963) or to the fourth refrigerant path (964).
  • the switching unit (95) supplies refrigerant to the third refrigerant path (963)
  • the refrigerant passes through the control valve (97) and is then supplied to the third heat exchanger (93)
  • the refrigerant that has passed through the third heat exchanger (93) is recovered to the switching unit (95) through the fourth refrigerant path (964) and then supplied to the first heat exchanger (91) through the fifth refrigerant path (965).
  • the third heat exchanger (93) will perform the same function (heat absorption function) as the first heat exchanger (91).
  • the switching unit (95) supplies refrigerant to the fourth refrigerant path (964)
  • the refrigerant is supplied to the third heat exchanger (93).
  • the refrigerant that has passed through the third heat exchanger (93) will be recovered to the switching unit (95) through the third refrigerant path (964) and the control valve (97) and then supplied to the first heat exchanger (91) through the fifth refrigerant path (965).
  • the third heat exchanger (93) will perform the same function (heat generation function) as the second heat exchanger (92).
  • the clothing treatment device (100) can cool the control circuit of the circuit board (637) through the process of supplying outside air to the second flow path (8).
  • Air drawn into the second fan housing (841) can be discharged into the second cabinet (6) through the housing discharge port (843).
  • the housing discharge port (843) can be provided to discharge air toward the first fan motor (748) fixed to the air blower duct (74a).
  • the temperature of the second heat exchanger (92), the compressor (94), and the first fan motor (748) will rise, and if the temperature of the above-described devices becomes excessively high, the drying efficiency may decrease. If the housing discharge port (843) is provided to discharge air toward the first fan motor (748), the clothing treatment device (100) can prevent the temperature of the first fan motor (748) from rising excessively.
  • the clothing treatment device (100) can prevent the temperature of the second heat exchanger (92), the compressor (94), and the first fan motor (748) provided in the rear space (6b) from rising excessively.
  • Figure 13 illustrates an example of the interface (14) provided on the first front panel (11).
  • the first front panel (11) may be provided with a first mounting hole (115), a second mounting hole (116), and a third mounting hole (117) located above the cabinet penetration hole (111).
  • the first mounting hole (115) may be provided as a hole penetrating the first front panel (11) so as to be located above the cabinet penetration hole (111)
  • the second mounting hole (116) may be provided as a hole penetrating the first front panel (11) so as to be located on one of the left and right sides of the first mounting hole (115)
  • the third mounting hole (117) may be provided as a hole penetrating the first front panel so as to be located on the remaining one of the left and right sides of the first mounting hole (115).
  • the first mounting hole (115) may be provided as a circular hole with a constant diameter
  • the second mounting hole (116) and the third mounting hole (117) may be provided as square or rectangular holes.
  • the above interface (14) may be provided to include a control panel (141) that is provided in the first mounting hole (115) and forms a part of the first front panel (11), a display (145) that is fixed inside the first cabinet (1) and outputs visual information, and a first input unit (146) that receives a control command from a user.
  • a control panel (141) that is provided in the first mounting hole (115) and forms a part of the first front panel (11
  • a display (145) that is fixed inside the first cabinet (1) and outputs visual information
  • a first input unit (146) that receives a control command from a user.
  • the above control panel (141) may be provided to include a transparent area (142) and non-transparent areas (143, 144).
  • the non-transparent area may be provided only with a second non-transparent area (144) located between the transparent area (142) and the cabinet penetration hole (111), or may be provided to include both a first non-transparent area (143) located above the transparent area (142) and a second non-transparent area (144) located below the transparent area (142).
  • the display (145) can be fixed to the first front panel (11) so as to be positioned at the rear of the light-emitting area (142).
  • the above display (145) is fixed to the first front panel (11) and positioned inside the first cabinet (1), and the output area where visual information is output among the spaces provided by the display (145) can be provided to overlap the light-transmitting area (142).
  • the above display (145) can be provided in various shapes as long as it is possible to output visual information, and can be provided as a square LCD panel or LED panel as shown in the drawing.
  • the width of the display (145) may be set longer than the width of the control panel (141), and the height of the display (145) may be set shorter than the height of the control panel.
  • the width of the display (145) may be set longer than the diameter of the control panel (141), and the height of the display (145) may be set shorter than the diameter of the control panel.
  • the upper part of the output area of the display (145) may be set by the upper part of the light-projecting area (142), and the lower part of the output area of the display (145) may be set by the lower part of the light-projecting area (142).
  • a horizontal line passing through the upper part of the output area of the display (145) may be provided to pass through a point that is the same as the upper part of the light-transmitting area (142) or a point that is higher than the upper part of the light-transmitting area (142), and a horizontal line passing through the lower part of the output area of the display (145) may be provided to pass through a point that is the same as the lower part of the light-transmitting area (142) or a point that is lower than the lower part of the light-transmitting area (142).
  • the horizontal line passing through the upper part of the output area of the display (145) may be provided to pass through a point lower than the upper part of the light-transmitting area (142), and the horizontal line passing through the lower part of the output area of the display (145) may be provided to pass through a point higher than the lower part of the light-transmitting area (142).
  • the side edge of the output area provided in the display (145) may be provided to be set by the side edge shape of the light-emitting area (142). If the first mounting hole (115) is provided as a circular hole and the control panel (141) is provided as a circular panel that closes the first mounting hole (115), the left side edge and the right side edge of the output area may be set in a curved shape.
  • the output area of the display (145) is advantageous in terms of manufacturing cost, defects, and control when manufactured in a rectangular shape compared to manufacturing in a circular or other shape. Therefore, if the output area of the display (145) is set to be defined by the light-emitting area (142) of the control panel, the effect of providing an interface that is easy to control and reduces manufacturing cost while setting the shape of the output area to a shape other than a rectangular shape can be expected.
  • the above-mentioned opaque area (143, 144) may be provided as an area where the internal space of the first cabinet (1) or a device provided inside the first cabinet (1) cannot be seen from the outside of the first cabinet (1).
  • the above-mentioned opaque area (143, 144) may be provided as an area where the internal space of the first cabinet (1) or a device provided inside the first cabinet (1) can be seen from the outside of the first cabinet (1), but has a lower light transmittance than the above-mentioned transparent area (142). That is, the above-mentioned transparent area (142) may be provided as an area with a high light transmittance, and the above-mentioned opaque area (143, 144) may be provided as an area with a low light transmittance.
  • At least one of the first opaque area (143) and the second opaque area (144) may be provided with a first input unit (146) for receiving a control command from a user.
  • Fig. 13 illustrates an example where the first input unit (146) is provided in the second opaque area (144).
  • the garment treatment device (100) of the present invention has a structure in which the second treatment device (100b) is fixed on top of the first treatment device (100a), the height of the first front panel (11) can be higher than that of a typical garment treatment device. Accordingly, if the first input unit (146) is provided in the second non-transparent area (144), the convenience of users of short stature can be improved.
  • the first input unit (146) provided in the second non-transparent area (144) may be provided so as to be located between the bottom of the transparent area (142) and the bottom of the control panel (141).
  • Fig. 13 illustrates an example in which the first input unit (146) is located at the center of the height and width directions of the second non-transparent area (144).
  • the first input unit (146) may be provided as a contact sensor that detects whether the user's body is in contact with the second opaque area (144), or may be provided as a button input unit that is provided to penetrate the second opaque area (144), or a rotary input unit that is rotatably coupled to the second opaque area (144).
  • the second mounting hole (116) is provided to be closed by an input panel (118), and the input panel may be provided with a second input section (147).
  • the input panel (118) is provided to form a part of the first front panel (11), and the second input section (147) may be provided to be fixed to the input panel (118).
  • the second input unit (147) may be provided as a means for inputting a control command to stop or terminate the operation of the garment treatment device (100). That is, when a user inputs a control command through the second input unit (147), the garment treatment device (100) may stop or terminate the operation of either the first treatment device (100a) or the second treatment device (100b), or may stop or terminate both the operation of the first treatment device (100a) and the operation of the second treatment device (100b).
  • the third mounting hole (117) may be provided as a space in which the drawer (41c) is mounted.
  • the drawer panel (416a) may be provided in a shape that can close the third mounting hole (117).
  • the vertical shortest distance (D1) between the top (P) of the first front panel and the top of the control panel (141) may be set to be less than or equal to the vertical shortest distance (D2) between the bottom of the control panel (141) and the top of the door (22).
  • the vertical shortest distance (D2) between the bottom of the control panel (141) and the top of the door (22) may be set to be less than or equal to 1.5 times the vertical shortest distance (D1) between the top (P) of the first front panel and the top of the control panel (141).
  • the door (22) is not fixed to the first front panel (11), but is fixed to the tub (2a), and the door (22) is exposed to the outside through the cabinet penetration hole (111). That is, when the first treatment device (100a) is in operation, the door (22) may vibrate inside the cabinet penetration hole (111). Accordingly, when the vertical shortest distance (D2) between the lower end of the control panel (141) and the upper end of the door (22) is set longer than the vertical shortest distance (D1) between the upper end (P) of the first front panel and the upper end of the control panel (141), the phenomenon of the door (22) interfering with the interface can be prevented, or the durability of the interface (14) can be expected to be improved.
  • the diameter of the cabinet penetration hole (111) needs to be set long (the diameter of the door needs to be set long), in which case the installation space of the interface (14) may become narrow.
  • the diameter (R1) of the door (22) may be set to be 4 to 6 times the diameter (R2) of the control panel.
  • the tub body (21) may sag and move toward the bottom surface of the first cabinet (1) inside the first cabinet (1).
  • the vertical distance (D4) between the bottom of the cabinet penetration hole (111) and the bottom of the door (22) may be set longer than the vertical distance (D3) between the top of the cabinet penetration hole (111) and the top of the door (22).
  • the above control panel (141) may be provided as a polygonal panel having the same height (H4) and width, or may be provided as a circular panel having a constant diameter (R2).
  • the height (H4) of the control panel is set to be longer than the height (H3) of the drawer (41c)
  • the height of the drawer (41c) is set to be longer than the height of the second mounting hole (H5)
  • the height of the second mounting hole (H5) may be set to be longer than the height (H6) of the second input unit (147). This is to take user convenience into consideration in a situation where the space located above the cabinet penetration hole (111) of the first front panel (11) is narrow.
  • the height (H3) of the drawer may be defined as the height of the drawer panel (416a).
  • the height (H2) of the light-emitting area (142) of the control panel may be set to be the same as the height (H5) of the second mounting hole (116).
  • the vertical shortest distance (L1) between the top (P) of the first front panel and the center of the drawer panel (416a) and the vertical shortest distance (L2) between the top (P) of the first front panel and the center of the control panel (141) can be set to be the same.
  • the vertical shortest distance (L1) between the top of the first front panel and the center of the moving unit is set to be longer than the vertical shortest distance (L2) between the top of the first front panel and the center of the control panel
  • the vertical shortest distance (L2) between the top of the first front panel and the center of the control panel is set to be longer than the vertical shortest distance (L3) between the top of the first front panel and the center of the second input unit
  • the vertical shortest distance (L3) between the top of the first front panel and the center of the second input unit may be set to be longer than the vertical shortest distance (L4) between the top of the first front panel and the center of the second mounting hole.
  • the center of the second input unit (147) may be positioned at a lower point than the center of the second mounting hole (116) in consideration of the convenience of use for users of short stature.
  • the width (W2) of the drawer panel (416a) is set longer than the width (W3) of the control panel (141), the width (W3) of the control panel is set longer than the width (W4) of the second mounting hole (116), and the width (W4) of the second mounting hole can be set longer than the width of the second input portion (147).
  • the center of the door and the center of the control panel (141) may be positioned on the same vertical line (DC).
  • the vertical line (CR) passing through the right end of the control panel (141) may be arranged to be located between a first vertical line (V1) spaced apart from the door center (DC) to the right by 1/8 of the door diameter (R1) and a second vertical line (V2) spaced apart from the door center (DC) to the right by 1/16 of the door diameter (R1).
  • a vertical line (CL) passing through the left end of the control panel (141) may be arranged to be located between a third vertical line (V3) spaced apart from the door center (DC) to the left by 1/8 of the door diameter (R1) and a fourth vertical line (V4) spaced apart from the door center (DC) to the left by 1/16 of the door diameter (R1).
  • the shortest horizontal distance (D6) between the left edge of the first front panel and the left end of the control panel can be set to be the same as the shortest horizontal distance (D5) between the right edge of the first front panel and the right end of the control panel.
  • the horizontal shortest distance (D6, D5) between the side edge of the first front panel (11) and the control panel (141) can be set to be at least two times and no more than three times the width (W3) of the control panel.
  • the door (22) is positioned inside the cabinet penetration hole (111) and exposed to the outside of the first cabinet (1). Therefore, in order to prevent interference between the door (22) and the cabinet penetration hole (111), the diameter (R3) of the cabinet penetration hole (111) may be set longer than the diameter (R1) of the door.
  • the diameter (R1) of the door may be defined as the diameter of the door frame
  • the diameter of the cabinet penetration hole (111) may be defined as the diameter of the frame receiving groove
  • the tub body (21) When a processing target is placed in the drum body (26) and water is supplied to the tub body (21), the tub body (21) may sag and move toward the bottom surface of the first cabinet (1) within the first cabinet (1).
  • the height (H7) of the center of the door (22) be set higher than the height (H8) of the center of the cabinet penetration hole (111).
  • the height (H1) of the first front panel (11) may be set to be 2 to 2.5 times the door diameter (R1), and the width of the first front panel (W1) may be set to be 1.5 times the door diameter (R1).
  • the second input unit (147) may be equipped with a payment device for the amount displayed on the display (145) (visible from the outside through the light-emitting area).
  • FIG. 18 (a) illustrates a case where the second input unit (147) is equipped with a card recognition unit (credit card payment device, etc.) equipped on the input panel (118)
  • FIG. 18 (b) illustrates an example where the second input unit (147) is equipped with a coin recognition unit equipped on the input panel (118).

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La présente invention concerne un appareil de traitement de vêtements comprenant : un caisson qui comprend un panneau avant présentant un trou traversant de caisson et un premier trou de montage positionné au-dessus du trou traversant de caisson : une partie de réception comprenant une cuve disposée à l'intérieur du caisson de façon à stocker de l'eau, un tambour disposé à l'intérieur de la cuve de façon à recevoir un objet à traiter, et un trou d'entrée, qui est disposé au niveau de la cuve et guide, vers le tambour, l'objet à traiter introduit par le trou traversant de caisson ; une porte qui est disposée au niveau de la cuve, permet d'ouvrir et de fermer le trou d'entrée, et est exposée à l'extérieur du caisson par le trou traversant de caisson ; une unité mobile qui est positionnée au-dessus du trou traversant de caisson de façon à fournir un trajet de déplacement de liquide communiquant avec un espace de stockage de détergent ou la cuve, et qui peut être retirée du caisson ; un panneau de commande qui est disposé dans le premier trou de montage de façon à former une partie du panneau avant, et qui présente une zone transparente et une zone opaque positionnée entre la zone transparente et la porte ; un écran, qui est disposé à l'intérieur du caisson et délivre des informations visuelles à l'extérieur du caisson par le biais de la zone transparente ; et une première unité d'entrée qui est disposée dans la zone opaque de façon à recevoir une instruction de commande provenant d'un utilisateur, et qui est positionnée entre l'extrémité inférieure de la zone transparente et l'extrémité inférieure du panneau de commande.
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