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Lg electronics inc. (20240230199). REFRIGERATOR simplified abstract

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REFRIGERATOR

Organization Name

lg electronics inc.

Inventor(s)

Donghoon Lee of Seoul (KR)

Donghoon Lee of Seoul (KR)

wookyong Lee of Seoul (KR)

Seungseob Yeom of Seoul (KR)

Yongjun Bae of Seoul (KR)

Sungyun Son of Seoul (KR)

Chongyoung Park of Seoul (KR)

REFRIGERATOR - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240230199 titled 'REFRIGERATOR

The abstract describes a patent application for a refrigerator with a unique ice making mechanism. The refrigerator includes a heater, a controller, and a pusher to separate the ice from the tray assemblies.

  • The refrigerator has a first tray assembly and a second tray assembly that define different portions of the ice making cell.
  • A heater is placed near one of the tray assemblies to facilitate ice making.
  • A pusher with a bar and a second edge is used to separate the ice from the tray assemblies.
  • The second tray assembly has coupling parts connected to the pusher and the driver.
  • The controller can move the pusher and the second tray assembly to change their relative positions.

Potential Applications: - This technology can be used in household refrigerators to improve ice making efficiency. - It can also be applied in commercial refrigeration units to enhance ice production.

Problems Solved: - The innovation addresses the challenge of efficiently separating ice from tray assemblies in refrigerators. - It improves the overall ice making process in refrigeration units.

Benefits: - Enhanced ice making efficiency. - Improved user experience with easier ice removal. - Increased reliability and longevity of the refrigerator.

Commercial Applications: Refrigerator manufacturers can integrate this technology into their products to offer consumers a more efficient and user-friendly ice making experience.

Questions about the technology: 1. How does the pusher mechanism improve the ice making process in the refrigerator? 2. What are the potential cost implications of implementing this innovation in refrigeration units?


Original Abstract Submitted

a refrigerator includes a first tray assembly defining a portion of an ice making cell, a second tray assembly defining another portion of the ice making cell, a heater disposed adjacent to at least one of the first and second tray assemblies, and a controller configured to control the heater. the refrigerator further includes a pusher having a first edge pressing the ice or at least one of the first and second tray assemblies to separate the ice from the tray assemblies, a bar extending from the first edge, and a second edge disposed at the end of the bar. the second tray assembly includes a first coupling part connected to the pusher and a second coupling part connected to the driver. the controller moves at least one of the pusher and the second tray assembly to change a relative position between the pusher and the second tray assembly.

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