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STEAM HEATING APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR USE IN STEAM MOP
20180180277 · 2018-06-28 ·

A steam heating apparatus, including a housing, a heater, a water inlet, and a steam outlet. The heater includes a base and a heating body vertically extending down from the base. The heating body includes a water inlet channel, a steam outlet channel, and heating pipes. The water inlet channel and the steam outlet channel are located between a pair of vertical heating pipes among the heating pipes. One end of the water inlet channel is communicated with the water inlet provided at one end of the heater, and the other end of the water inlet channel is opened to allow steam to flow out. The steam heating apparatus can fully utilize the heat of the heater, and the steam conversion efficiency and quality are higher. Meanwhile, the problem of blocking is prevented, and the performance of the heating apparatus is improved.

DEVICE AND METHOD FOR GENERATING STEAM

The invention relates to a device (1) for generating steam. The device (1) comprises a water outlet arrangement (2) having an open end (3) to spray water onto a water receiving arrangement (4). The water receiving arrangement (4) comprises an interior surface (5) defining a chamber (6) in which the open end (3) is arranged so that water sprayed from the open end (3) is sprayed onto the interior surface (5). The device further comprises a heating element (7) for heating the interior surface (5) up to a temperature for generating steam from water sprayed on the interior surface (5). The interior surface (5) is formed by two separate cavities (14a, 14b), the open end (3) comprising a spray nozzle (2) received within each cavity (14a, 14b) so that each spray nozzle (2) sprays water onto a region of the interior surface (5), each region being defined by the cavity (14a,14b) in which a respective spray nozzle (2) is received. This allows the water sprayed by the water outlet arrangement (4) be more uniformly spread on the interior surface (5), leading to more effective heating and more steam may be generated per unit time.

Fluid heat exchanging apparatus

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Steam spraying apparatus and clothing drying machine including the same

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Steam generator and laundry treatment apparatus including the same
09683323 · 2017-06-20 · ·

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Steam power generating system and method thereof

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Continuous ultrapure steam generator

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Fluid vaporizers

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