Equipped with a vapor-liquid separator to increase the saturation of steam and reduce condensed water.
The unique steam inlet baffle allows steam to contact the clothes to be sterilized from bottom to top, further diverting the condensed water.
The bottom of the cabinet is tilted 5° from both sides to the middle, and the surface is polished by a water grinder to ensure the flatness and finish of the surface, ensuring that the condensed water can be discharged smoothly.
The discharge port is slightly lower than the surface of the cabinet.
The loading method is changed from the original plate tray to a grid tray, and the contact area between the tray and the clothes is reduced by more than 80%, which is conducive to the penetration of steam and the removal of water vapor during drying.
The pipeline is installed with a certain inclination, which is conducive to discharge.
When drying, the jacket pressure is set at 0.2MPa and the temperature reaches about 65℃.
After drying, hot air enters the cabinet, and vacuum is drawn at the same time to increase the surface convection of the clothes, take away the residual steam on the clothes, and prevent the steam from condensing after being cooled, causing the clothes to return to moisture. How to prevent backflow in pulsating vacuum sterilizers.
