Lg electronics inc. (20240337431). STOREHOUSE simplified abstract

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STOREHOUSE

Organization Name

lg electronics inc.

Inventor(s)

Myungjin Chung of Seoul (KR)

Yoonseong Nam of Seoul (KR)

Sounguk Kim of Seoul (KR)

Jeongwon Park of Seoul (KR)

Kyungseok Kim of Seoul (KR)

STOREHOUSE - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240337431 titled 'STOREHOUSE

The present disclosure pertains to a storehouse with a first storage space for goods at a specific temperature and a second storage space for a heat exchanger. A tray collects fluid from the second space, which is connected to the first space.

  • Storehouse with two storage spaces - one for goods at a set temperature and one for a heat exchanger
  • Tray collects fluid from the second space
  • Fluid connection between the two storage spaces

Potential Applications: - Food storage facilities - Pharmaceutical storage units - Cold storage warehouses

Problems Solved: - Maintaining specific temperatures for stored goods - Efficient heat exchange system - Fluid collection and management

Benefits: - Preserves quality of stored goods - Energy-efficient heat exchange - Easy fluid collection and disposal

Commercial Applications: - Refrigeration industry - Logistics and supply chain management - Biotechnology and pharmaceutical sectors

Questions about the Technology: 1. How does the fluid collection system work in the storehouse? 2. What are the advantages of having separate storage spaces for goods and a heat exchanger?

Frequently Updated Research: - Ongoing studies on optimizing temperature control in storage facilities - Research on improving energy efficiency in refrigeration systems


Original Abstract Submitted

the present disclosure relates to a storehouse. in one aspect of the present disclosure, a storehouse may include a first storage space configured to provide a space in which goods are stored within a predetermined temperature or a predetermined temperature range and a second storage space configured to provide a space in which a first heat exchanger is accommodated. the storehouse may include a tray provided adjacent to the second wall defining at least a part of the second storage space and forming a fluid collecting portion configured to store a fluid discharged from the second wall. the second storage space may be fluidly connected to the first storage space.