This application claims the benefit of priority from Chinese Patent Application No. 201811439457.7, filed on Nov. 29, 2018. The content of the aforementioned application, including any intervening amendments thereto, is incorporated herein by reference in its entirety.
The present invention relates to the technical field of heaters, and in particular to an energy-saving and environment-friendly double-row air duct heater.
At present, the existing axial-flow electric heater mainly directly blows a heating body to produce forced convection for space heating. However, due to the limitation of blade structure, there is no wind in the middle of the blade. When the blade rotates, the middle of the blade is at negative pressure under the influence of centrifugal force, resulting in that there is no wind in the middle or the wind direction is opposite. The wind blowing through the surface of an electric heating pipe of the heater is not uniform, resulting in high temperature in some electric heating pipe positions and low temperature in some other positions, poor heating effect and low thermal efficiency.
The purpose of the present invention is to provide an energy-saving and environment-friendly double-row air duct heater, so as to effectively solve the thermal efficiency problem of space heating and increase the thermal efficiency. The temperature of the surfaces of the electric heating pipes is uniform. The heater with the same volume obtains greater wind speed, accelerates space convection and increases the efficiency of space heating.
To solve the above technical problems, the present invention adopts the following technical solution:
An energy-saving and environment-friendly double-row air duct heater, comprising a bottom plate which is provided with a shell, wherein a motor and fan blades are arranged on one end in the shell; the upper part of the shell is provided with a control device; a heating component used with the fan blades is arranged on the other end in the shell; an air inlet is formed at the rear end of the shell correspondingly to the fan blades; an air outlet is formed at the front end of the shell correspondingly to the heating component; the heating component includes an air volume drainage device arranged in the middle; two groups of electric heating pipes are arranged on both sides of the air volume drainage device; each group of electric heating pipes is composed of a plurality of vertically arranged electric heating pipes; and an air guiding passage is formed between two adjacent electric heating pipes.
Preferably, an air outlet space is reserved between the air volume drainage device and the air outlet; the air volume drainage device includes two vertical baffle plates with upper ends connected with the top of the shell and lower ends connected with the bottom plate; one end of the two vertical baffle plates, corresponding to an air delivery component, is obliquely provided with vertical guiding plates; and one end of two vertical guiding plates is respectively connected with the two vertical baffle plates, and the other end is mutually connected to form a triangle.
Preferably, a heat insulating plate is arranged between the shell and the electric heating pipes; heat insulating tilting plates are arranged on both ends of the heat insulating plate which tilts to the shell; and the heat insulating plate, the heat insulating tilting plates, and the vertical baffle plates and the vertical guiding plates of the air volume drainage device form a horn-shaped air inlet and a horn-shaped air outlet.
Preferably, the two groups of electric heating pipes respectively include at least three columns of electric heating pipes; six air guiding passages are arranged among the three columns of electric heating pipes and among the electric heating pipes on both sides and the shell and the air volume drainage device; hot wind of the six air guiding passages is mixed and then finally delivered to the air outlet; and four electric heating pipe fixing holding climbers for ensuring perpendicularity and parallelism of the electric heating pipes are uniformly distributed below the electric heating pipes.
Preferably, the area from the air guiding passage formed by two groups of electric heating pipes to the air outlet is gradually decreased; the air outlet is provided with an air guiding cover with a circular necking structure; an air guiding sheet is arranged in the air guiding cover; an air guiding sheet shutter connecting and fixing sheet is arranged at the outer edge of the air guiding cover; and the air guiding sheet shutter connecting and fixing sheet is provided with an upward and downward shutter handle device.
Preferably, a section of each electric heating pipe has an arc structure that is gradually bent towards the air volume drainage device from the air inlet to the air outlet.
Preferably, an air outlet mesh is arranged between the air outlet and the electric heating pipes; the air outlet mesh is connected into a plurality of air outlet holes by a plurality of crisscross connected connecting rods; and a temperature control probe electrically connected with the control device is arranged close to the air outlet mesh in the bottom plate.
Preferably, the bottom plate is provided with an air inlet net used with the air inlet.
The present invention has the beneficial effects: the present invention includes a bottom plate which is provided with a shell, wherein a motor and fan blades are arranged on one end in the shell; the upper part of the shell is provided with a control device; a heating component used with the fan blades is arranged on the other end in the shell; an air inlet is formed at the rear end of the shell correspondingly to the fan blades; an air outlet is formed at the front end of the shell correspondingly to the heating component; the heating component includes an air volume drainage device arranged in the middle; two groups of electric heating pipes are arranged on both sides of the air volume drainage device; each group of electric heating pipes is composed of a plurality of vertically arranged electric heating pipes; and an air guiding passage is formed between two adjacent electric heating pipes. The present invention adds the air volume drainage device on the prior art. The middle sectional area of an air duct is decreased, and wind is compressed on both sides. Wind speed is increased and heat on the surfaces of the electric heating pipes is fully taken away. The electric heating pipes are arranged on both sides of the air volume drainage device, so that the wind in the air duct comes into full contact with the electric heating pipes, thereby effectively solving the thermal efficiency problem of space heating and increasing the thermal efficiency. The temperature of the surfaces of the electric heating pipes is uniform. The heater with the same volume obtains greater wind speed, accelerates space convection and increases the efficiency of space heating.
The present invention is further described below in detail in combination with the drawings and embodiments.
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The above contents are only preferred embodiments of the present invention. For those ordinary skilled in the art, specific embodiments and the application scope may be changed in accordance with the thought of the present invention. The contents of the description shall not be interpreted as a limitation to the present invention.
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