18097737. WASHING MACHINE simplified abstract (LG Electronics Inc.)
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WASHING MACHINE
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WASHING MACHINE - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18097737 titled 'WASHING MACHINE
Simplified Explanation
The abstract describes a washing machine with a casing, tub, drum, pump, gasket, and nozzle water supply pipe. The gasket connects the casing to the tub and has nozzles for spraying water into the drum. The nozzle water supply pipe guides water into two sub-flows. The first sub-flow is supplied to two or more nozzles through first nozzle water supply ports, while the second sub-flow is supplied to other two or more nozzles through second nozzle water supply ports.
- The washing machine has a gasket with nozzles for spraying water into the drum.
- The nozzle water supply pipe guides water into two sub-flows.
- The first sub-flow is supplied to two or more nozzles through first nozzle water supply ports.
- The second sub-flow is supplied to other two or more nozzles through second nozzle water supply ports.
Potential Applications
- Residential washing machines
- Commercial washing machines
- Industrial washing machines
Problems Solved
- Efficient distribution of water for washing clothes
- Improved cleaning performance
- Reduced water consumption
Benefits
- Better cleaning results
- Water-saving
- Enhanced efficiency
Original Abstract Submitted
A washing machine includes a casing, a tub, a drum, a pump for sending water discharged from the tub, a gasket connecting an input port of the casing to an opening of the tub and having nozzles for spraying water into the drum, and a nozzle water supply pipe configured to guide water introduced through the opening into a first sub-flow and a second sub-flow. The nozzle water pipe includes first nozzle water supply ports, formed on a first flow path to which the first sub-flow is guided, for supplying the first sub-flow to any two or more nozzles among the plurality of nozzles, and second nozzle water supply ports, formed on a second flow path to which the second sub-flow is guided, for supplying the second sub-flow to other two or more nozzles among the plurality of nozzles.
