Invention Grant
- Patent Title: Under-cabinet seal to prevent exhaust recirculation for a condensing appliance
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Application No.: US17101441Application Date: 2020-11-23
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Publication No.: US11891749B2Publication Date: 2024-02-06
- Inventor: Matthew E. Borgerson , Justin Nguyen
- Applicant: WHIRLPOOL CORPORATION
- Applicant Address: US MI Benton Harbor
- Assignee: Whirlpool Corporation
- Current Assignee: Whirlpool Corporation
- Current Assignee Address: US MI Benton Harbor
- Agency: Price Heneveld LLP
- Main IPC: D06F58/24
- IPC: D06F58/24 ; D06F58/04

Abstract:
A drying appliance includes a cabinet with a processing chamber operably disposed therein. A blower delivers process air through an airflow path. The airflow path includes the processing chamber. A condensing airflow path has an inlet positioned within a front panel of the cabinet and an outlet positioned within a bottom panel of the cabinet. A condensing blower moves condensing air from the inlet to the outlet. An airflow seal extends downward from a front edge of the cabinet. The airflow seal separates a low-pressure region proximate the inlet from a high-pressure region proximate the outlet to block convection between the outlet and the inlet.
Public/Granted literature
- US20220162794A1 UNDER-CABINET SEAL TO PREVENT EXHAUST RECIRCULATION FOR A CONDENSING APPLIANCE Public/Granted day:2022-05-26
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