An umbrella water removing apparatus for collecting and draining rainwater on a wet umbrella includes: a supporting part; plate-shaped first and second dewatering parts provided on an upper surface the supporting part at positions spaced apart from each other at a regular interval; a detachable pad attached and fixed to an inner surface of each of the first and second dewatering parts; a dewatering space formed between the respective detachable pads fixed to the respective inner surfaces of the first and second dewatering parts; and a plurality of protruding parts protruding from each of the detachable pads toward the dewatering space along a vertical direction.

A device for removing rainwater from an umbrella is disclosed. The device for removing rainwater from an umbrella comprises: a stand extending upward from a support; a holder for fixing an umbrella shaft; a driving apparatus coupled to the stand and for vibrating the holder; and a processor for controlling the vibration generated by the driving apparatus. The holder comprises: an opening; a fixing groove for fixing the umbrella shaft; and a support member for supporting the umbrella shaft from the opening to the fixing groove. The opening is open in the linear direction to the fixing groove such that the umbrella shaft is inserted in one direction from the opening to the fixing groove.

An umbrella water removing apparatus for collecting and draining rainwater on a wet umbrella includes: a supporting part; plate-shaped first and second dewatering parts provided on an upper surface the supporting part at positions spaced apart from each other at a regular interval; a detachable pad attached and fixed to an inner surface of each of the first and second dewatering parts; a dewatering space formed between the respective detachable pads fixed to the respective inner surfaces of the first and second dewatering parts; and a plurality of protruding parts protruding from each of the detachable pads toward the dewatering space along a vertical direction.

Provided are systems and methods for drying a cereal grass, such as alfalfa, barley, clover, rye grass, Timothy grass, and the stalks, stems, grains and leaves of a cereal grass, such as oats, wheat, buckwheat, maize, millet, rice and sorghum. The systems include a first pressing roll and a second pressing roll that form a nip through which the cereal grass or forage crop can be pressed, pressing the liquid out of the cereal grass or forage crop to form a first product stream comprising a dewatered cereal grass or forage crop and a second product stream comprising liquid pressed out of the cereal grass or forage crop; at least one suction device for collecting the second product stream; an atomizer for converting the second product stream into droplets that can be applied to the surface of the first product stream; a drying chamber; and a circulation system for moving a drying medium through the drying chamber.

The invention relates to an automatically clean and dry device via ultrasonic vacuum for intelligent household umbrellas which includes a sleeve, a folding bracket, a sliding plate, and a rainwater collector. The sleeve includes an upper sleeve, a middle sleeve, a telescopic sleeve and a lower sleeve. The upper sleeve and the middle sleeve are sleeved, and are engaged with each other. An annular box and an umbrella cover are provided on the upper sleeve. The inside wall of the middle sleeve is provided with ultrasonic transducers and fiber brushes. The telescopic sleeve includes a first corrugated telescopic tube, connecting flanges, a reset spring, and a water-absorbing mechanism. The lower end of the lower sleeve is provided with a cushion mechanism. A T-shaped chute is provided on the sliding plate. The rainwater collector connects to the sliding plate by the support plate. The automatically clean and dry device via ultrasonic vacuum for intelligent household umbrellas of the invention has advantages of having reasonable and simple structure, and various functions, being easy to use, safe and reliable, and not being easily damaged, etc. It effectively solves the problem regarding the fact that the existing dry devices for umbrellas easily damage the umbrellas.

Disclosed is a continuous-operation umbrella drying machine, comprising a base body, a first water-absorption module, a second water-absorption module, and a rail frame. The rail frame has a closed end and an open end, with the open end connected to two side walls of the base body. A sliding section is provided between the open and closed ends. In use, an umbrella enters a passage from the open end and hangs on the rail frame. By the rotation driven by the first water-absorption module, rainwater is absorbed by first and second water-absorption elements, after which it slides to the closed end to complete the drying process.