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The application provides a food processor. The food processor comprises a food processing barrel, a main body component, an upper cover component and a temperature-measuring anti-overflow component; wherein, the cooking barrel is provided with a processing space for containing and processing food materials; the main body assembly is provided with an accommodating barrel, and the cooking barrel is arranged in the accommodating barrel; the upper cover component is arranged on the main body component in a turnover way so as to cover the food processing barrel or take out the food processing barrel; the temperature measurement anti-overflow assembly comprises a first temperature sensor and an anti-overflow electrode which are assembled together and is arranged on the upper cover assembly, and at least part of the temperature measurement anti-overflow assembly can extend into the processing space to measure the temperature in the processing space and can detect whether food materials overflow. The temperature measurement anti-overflow component comprising the first temperature sensor and the anti-overflow electrode which are assembled together only needs to be installed at one position, the temperature measurement of the food processor and the installation of the anti-overflow component can be realized through one installation operation, the temperature measurement and the anti-overflow function are realized, the installation is simple and convenient, and the cost control is facilitated.
Description
Technical Field
The application relates to the field of food processing, in particular to a food processor.
Background
With the increasing functions of food processors, the food processors are favored by more and more consumers. The cooking machine with heating function can be used for cooking various foods such as rice paste, soybean milk, etc. When making these foods, need the cooking machine to heat food, the cooking machine on the present market is usually provided with the piece that generates heat that is used for heating, for example the dish that generates heat at the bottom of the cup of cooking machine. In addition, the inventor(s) found through research that, at present, the temperature of the food in the cup is generally obtained by arranging a temperature measuring device in a cooking barrel of the cooking machine or arranging a temperature measuring device at the bottom of a heating plate, and an anti-overflow device is arranged on a cup cover separately. The anti-overflow device and the temperature measuring device of the food processor need to be respectively installed, are complex to install and are not beneficial to cost control.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
The utility model provides a food processor, its temperature measurement anti-overflow subassembly installation is simple and convenient, and is favorable to cost control.
In order to achieve the above object, an embodiment of the present invention provides a food processor, which includes:
the food processing barrel is provided with a processing space for containing and processing food materials;
the food processing device comprises a main body assembly, a food processing barrel and a control device, wherein the main body assembly is provided with a containing barrel;
the upper cover component is arranged on the main body component in a turnover way so as to cover the food processing barrel or take out the food processing barrel;
the temperature measurement anti-overflow assembly comprises a first temperature sensor and an anti-overflow electrode which are assembled together, and is arranged on the upper cover assembly, and at least part of the temperature measurement anti-overflow assembly can extend into the processing space.
The temperature measurement anti-overflow assembly, the first temperature sensor and the anti-overflow electrode which are assembled together are arranged on the upper cover assembly to measure the temperature in the processing space and detect whether food materials overflow. The temperature measurement anti-overflow component comprising the first temperature sensor and the anti-overflow electrode which are assembled together only needs to be installed at one position, the temperature measurement of the food processor and the installation of the anti-overflow component can be realized through one installation operation, the temperature measurement and the anti-overflow function are realized, the installation is simple and convenient, and the cost control is facilitated.
Optionally, the temperature measurement anti-overflow assembly further comprises a metal temperature sensing element, the anti-overflow electrode and the first temperature sensor are both arranged on the metal temperature sensing element, and the metal temperature sensing element extends into the processing space. In this embodiment, the temperature of the metal temperature sensing element changes with a change in temperature in the processing space, and the first temperature sensor senses the temperature of the metal temperature sensing element to measure the temperature in the processing space. And when the metal temperature sensing piece contacts with substances such as overflowing liquid or foam, the metal temperature sensing piece and the overflowing prevention electrode can jointly form an overflowing prevention loop. The temperature sensing piece is beneficial to protecting the first temperature sensor and the anti-overflow electrode, and the service life of the first temperature sensor and the anti-overflow electrode is prolonged.
Optionally, a containing cavity is arranged inside the metal temperature sensing element, the first temperature sensor is arranged in the containing cavity, and therefore the first temperature sensor is protected, and meanwhile the installation space can be saved.
Optionally, the metal temperature sensing element includes a temperature sensing end located at the end portion and an installation portion located above the temperature sensing end, and the anti-overflow electrode is fixed on the installation portion, so that the temperature sensing end can extend into the processing space and is consistent with the temperature in the processing space, and can contact with substances such as overflowing liquid or foam.
Optionally, the upper cover assembly comprises a cover body upper cover and a sealing cover assembly detachably arranged on the cover body upper cover, and the sealing cover assembly comprises a sealing ring and a sealing cover main body; the temperature measurement anti-overflow assembly is arranged on the cover body upper cover and extends from one side, far away from the cover body upper cover, of the sealing cover main body. In this embodiment, the setting of sealed lid subassembly is favorable to sealing up the cooking machine, and temperature measurement anti-overflow unit mount is in the lid upper cover, and can stretch out from the sealed lid subassembly of detachably, when guaranteeing the installation of temperature measurement anti-overflow unit, does not influence the dismouting of sealed lid subassembly.
Optionally, the cover body upper cover is provided with a mounting hole and a mounting column, and the temperature-measuring anti-overflow assembly is fixed to the mounting column through a fixing frame and penetrates through the mounting hole;
the fixing frame comprises a setting hole in the middle and a fixing lug fixedly connected with the mounting column, and at least part of the temperature-measuring anti-overflow assembly penetrates through the setting hole and is assembled with the fixing frame. In the embodiment, the fixing frame is adopted to more firmly fix the temperature-measuring anti-overflow assembly on the cover body, and the temperature-measuring anti-overflow assembly is simple in structure and convenient to install.
Optionally, the main part subassembly is equipped with control circuit board, first temperature sensor and anti-overflow electrode respectively with control circuit board electricity is connected to feedback temperature value, food overflow information to control circuit board, and the control circuit board of being convenient for controls the operating condition of cooking machine.
Optionally, the first temperature sensor is a negative temperature coefficient thermistor, which is beneficial to improving the accuracy of temperature measurement.
Optionally, the cooking machine includes second temperature sensor, second temperature sensor locates the bottom of cooking bucket, and at least part is located the temperature in the processing space can be detected the barrel, second temperature sensor can follow the temperature in the different positions detection barrel with first temperature sensor, is favorable to improving temperature measurement's accuracy.
Optionally, the cooking machine includes third temperature sensor, third temperature sensor locates the bottom of cooking bucket to support in the diapire of staving, the temperature in the staving can be followed different positions to third temperature sensor and first temperature sensor, is favorable to improving temperature measurement's accuracy.
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The accompanying drawings, which are incorporated in and constitute a part of this specification, illustrate embodiments consistent with the present application and together with the description, serve to explain the principles of the application.
Fig. 1 is a perspective structural view of a food processor according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application;
fig. 2 is a schematic perspective view of the food processor shown in fig. 1 with an opened upper cover assembly;
FIG. 3 is a schematic view of the food processor of FIG. 2 with the sealing cover assembly exploded away from the cover;
fig. 4 is a schematic perspective view of the food processor shown in fig. 2 with the food processing barrel taken out;
FIG. 5(a) is an exploded perspective view of a lid assembly according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 5(b) is a schematic view illustrating the assembly of the temperature measurement overflow prevention assembly and the fixing frame according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application;
fig. 5(c) is a cross-sectional view from a perspective of a food processor according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 5(D) is an enlarged schematic view at D in FIG. 5 (c);
fig. 6 is a perspective structural view of another view angle of the cooking barrel according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application;
fig. 7 is a perspective view of the cooking barrel shown in fig. 6 from another view angle;
fig. 8 is an exploded perspective view of the cooking barrel of fig. 6 from one perspective;
fig. 9 is an exploded perspective view of the food processing bucket shown in fig. 6 from another perspective;
FIG. 10 is an exploded perspective view of the second and third temperature sensors of the structure of FIG. 9 assembled to the tub;
fig. 11(a) is a cross-sectional view of the cooking barrel shown in fig. 6;
fig. 11(B) is an enlarged schematic view of the cooking barrel shown in fig. 11(a) at the position B;
fig. 12(a) is a cross-sectional view of the cooking barrel shown in fig. 6 from another perspective;
fig. 12(b) is an enlarged schematic view of the cooking barrel shown in fig. 12(a) at the position C;
FIG. 13 is an exploded isometric view of a body assembly of an exemplary embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 14 is a schematic view of another angle of the lower body cover of the body assembly;
FIG. 15 is a schematic view of another angle of the lower body cover of the body assembly;
fig. 16 is a sectional view of the cooking barrel inside the holding barrel with the upper cover assembly open;
fig. 17 is an angular cross-sectional view of the cooking barrel inside the receiving barrel with the upper cover assembly closed;
fig. 18 is a cross-sectional view of another angle of the cooking barrel when the upper cover assembly is closed and the accommodating barrel is positioned inside the accommodating barrel.
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Reference will now be made in detail to the exemplary embodiments, examples of which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings. When the following description refers to the accompanying drawings, like numbers in different drawings represent the same or similar elements unless otherwise indicated. The embodiments described in the following exemplary embodiments do not represent all embodiments consistent with the present application. Rather, they are merely examples of apparatus consistent with certain aspects of the present application, as detailed in the appended claims.
The terminology used herein is for the purpose of describing particular embodiments only and is not intended to be limiting of the application. Unless defined otherwise, technical or scientific terms used herein shall have the ordinary meaning as understood by those of ordinary skill in the art to which the invention belongs. The use of the terms "a" or "an" and the like in the description and in the claims of this application do not denote a limitation of quantity, but rather denote the presence of at least one. The word "comprising" or "comprises", and the like, means that the element or item listed as preceding "comprising" or "includes" covers the element or item listed as following "comprising" or "includes" and its equivalents, and does not exclude other elements or items. The terms "connected" or "coupled" and the like are not restricted to physical or mechanical connections, but may include electrical connections, whether direct or indirect. "plurality" includes two, and is equivalent to at least two. As used in this specification and the appended claims, the singular forms "a", "an", and "the" are intended to include the plural forms as well, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. It should also be understood that the term "and/or" as used herein refers to and encompasses any and all possible combinations of one or more of the associated listed items.
The cooking barrel can be applied to a cooking machine and is used as a component of the cooking machine. The processor can be a wall breaking machine, a juice extractor, a soybean milk machine, a flour-mixing machine, a cooking machine and the like, and can also be other food making appliances with heating function.
In this embodiment, the food processor is provided with a whipping device and a heating device, and has the functions of whipping food materials and heating food materials. Moreover, the food processor is also provided with a control device for integrally controlling the operation of the whipping device, the heating device and other components.
Fig. 1 is a perspective structural view of a food processor according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application, please refer to fig. 1, and refer to fig. 2 to 18 as necessary.
Referring to fig. 2, 3, 4 and 16, the food processor includes an upper cover assembly 3b, a food processing barrel 2b and a main body assembly 1 b. The food processing barrel 2b is provided with a processing space 200 capable of containing and processing food materials. The main body assembly 1b is provided with a control circuit board 16 to control the operation of the food processor. The main body assembly 1b is provided with a holding barrel 111, and the cooking barrel 2b can be disposed in the holding barrel 111. The upper cover member 3b is mounted on the main body member 1b in a reversible manner, and the turning of the upper cover member 3b enables the upper cover member 3b to be covered on the main body member 1b or opened. Wherein, when the upper cover subassembly 3b lid is fitted to main part subassembly 1b, the upper cover subassembly 3b can cover and close holding bucket 111 and cover cooking bucket 2b, and when the upper cover subassembly 3b was opened, can take out or put into cooking bucket 2 b. Specifically, the upper cover assembly 3b can be turned over in the direction (counterclockwise) indicated by the arrow a1 in fig. 2 and 16 to be opened, exposing the receiving tub 111. After the cooking barrel 2b is placed, the upper cover assembly 3b can be turned over in the direction (clockwise direction) indicated by the arrow a2 in fig. 2 to seal the cooking barrel 2 b.
The food processor also comprises a temperature measurement anti-overflow assembly 36. The temperature-measuring anti-overflow assembly 36 includes a first temperature sensor 363 and an anti-overflow electrode 361 assembled together. A temperature measuring and overflow preventing assembly 36 is mounted on the upper cover assembly 3b, and at least a portion thereof can be extended into the processing space 200.
Referring to fig. 5(a) to 5(d), in some embodiments, the temperature-measuring and overflow-preventing assembly 36 further includes a metal temperature-sensing element 362. The anti-overflow electrode 361 and the first temperature sensor 363 are both disposed on the metal temperature sensing element 362, and the metal temperature sensing element 362 extends into the processing space 200. The temperature of the metal temperature sensing element 362 changes with a change in temperature in the processing space 200 (it may be understood that the temperature of the metal temperature sensing element 362 is identical or identical to the temperature in the processing space 200), and the first temperature sensor senses the temperature of the metal temperature sensing element 362 to measure the temperature in the processing space. And the metal temperature sensing element 362 can form an anti-overflow loop together with the anti-overflow electrode when contacting the overflow liquid or foam. The temperature sensing element 362 is beneficial to protecting the first temperature sensor 363 and the anti-overflow electrode 361, and prolonging the service life of the first temperature sensor 363 and the anti-overflow electrode 361.
In some embodiments, the metal temperature-sensing element 362 has a receiving cavity therein, and the first temperature sensor 363 is disposed in the receiving cavity and contacts with the inside of the metal temperature-sensing element. Of course, in other embodiments, the accommodating cavity may not be provided, and accordingly, the first temperature sensor is directly and fixedly connected with the metal temperature sensing element.
The metal temperature sensing element 362 includes a temperature sensing end 3622 located at an end portion and a mounting portion 3621 located above the temperature sensing end 3622, and the overflow preventing electrode 361 is fixed to the mounting portion 3621. Temperature sensing tip 3622 can extend into treatment space 200 to conform to the temperature within the treatment space and can contact spilled liquids or foam. The anti-overflow electrode 361 may be fixed to the mounting portion 3621 by caulking, or may be fixed to the mounting portion by another connection method, and the anti-overflow electrode 361 has a main body portion 3611 and a caulking portion 3612, and the main body portion 3611 is located on one side of the temperature sensing metal element 362 and extends upward from the caulking portion. Accordingly, the accommodating cavity in the metal temperature sensing element 362 penetrates the mounting portion 3621 and is partially located in the temperature sensing end 3622, and the accommodating cavity has an opening 3623 at an end of the mounting portion 3621 far away from the temperature sensing end 3622. The first temperature sensor 363 can be specifically disposed in the accommodating cavity portion located in the temperature sensing end 3622, and is in contact with the temperature sensing end 3622 to obtain the temperature of the temperature sensing end.
In some embodiments, the upper cover assembly 3b includes a cover body 31 and a seal cover assembly 35 detachably disposed on the cover body 31, and the seal cover assembly 35 includes a seal ring 351 and a seal cover main body 352. The temperature-measuring overflow-preventing component 36 is arranged on the cover body upper cover 31 and extends from one side of the sealing cover main body 352 far away from the cover body upper cover 31.
Specifically, the cover body upper cover 31 is provided with a mounting hole 3101 and a mounting post 3102, and the temperature measurement overflow prevention assembly 36 is fixed on the mounting post 3102 through a fixing frame 37 and passes through the mounting hole 3101. The mounting hole 3101 is provided with a sealing member 360, and the sealing member 360 seals the metal temperature sensing member 362 by interference fit.
The fixing frame 37 includes a setting hole 372 in the middle and a fixing lug 371 capable of being fixedly connected with the mounting post 3102, and at least a part of the temperature measurement overflow prevention assembly 36 passes through the setting hole 372 and is assembled with the fixing frame 37. The fixing lug 371 is provided with a mounting hole 3711, the mounting post 3102 is provided with a mounting hole 3102a corresponding to the mounting hole 3711, the fixing lug 371 can be fixed on the mounting post 3102 by a connecting piece such as a screw arranged in the corresponding mounting hole 3711 and mounting hole 3102a, thereby fixing the temperature measurement anti-overflow assembly 36 on the cover body upper cover 31. In the embodiment in which the spill-proof electrode 361 is riveted to the metal temperature sensing element 362 by the caulking portion 3612, the spill-proof electrode 361 having the main body portion 3611 and the caulking portion 3612 is provided in cooperation with the avoiding opening 373 provided on the side where the hole 372 is provided.
The sealing ring 351 includes a coupling portion 3511 coupled to the sealing cover main body 352 and an abutting portion 3512 coupled to the coupling portion 3511, and the abutting portion 3512 is folded back from an end of the coupling portion 3511 toward the inside of the sealing cover main body 352 to form a hook shape with the coupling portion 3511. In the case that the cooking barrel 2b is located in the accommodating barrel 111, the abutting portion 3512 of the sealing ring 351 is pressed against the edge of the cooking barrel 20 by the sealing cover main body 352 of the upper cover assembly 3b, whereby the stirring process is completed in the sealed space, and therefore, noise generated during stirring can be isolated. In addition, because the connecting portion 3511 of sealing washer 351 is hook-shaped with the portion 3512 that leans on, from this, the elastic terminal surface that is pressing cooking bucket 20 of sealing washer 351 realizes sealed, sealed effectual convenient operation, and the long non-deformable of life of sealing washer 351.
The upper cover assembly 3b further includes a cover body surface cover 320 covering the cover body upper cover 31, an exhaust cover assembly 340 and a transparent cover 330 disposed in the middle of the cover body upper cover 31 and the cover body surface cover 320, a transparent cover gasket 38, and an operation panel 39. The transparent cover 330 and the transparent cover sealing ring 38 are disposed in the middle of the cover body upper cover 31 and the cover body surface cover 320. The exhaust cover assembly 340 is provided at the center of the transparent cover 330. The operation panel 39 is provided between the lid body cover 320 and the lid body upper cover 31.
Further, the first temperature sensor 363 and the anti-overflow electrode 361 are electrically connected to the control circuit board 16, respectively. Specifically, the anti-overflow electrode 361 can be connected to the bottom of the cooking barrel through a conductive wire, when the metal temperature sensing element contacts the overflow liquid or foam, the anti-overflow electrode is connected to the metal temperature sensing element, the conductive wire, the bottom of the cooking barrel, etc. to form a conductive loop, and the anti-overflow electrode 361 detects the overflow of the liquid (also called liquid overflow detection), and transmits the detection result of the overflow of the liquid to the control circuit board 16. The first temperature sensor 363 is directly connected with the control circuit board 16 through two wires, detects the temperature value of the metal temperature sensing piece 362, and transmits the temperature value to the control circuit board 16 as the temperature value in the food processing barrel.
The first temperature sensor 363 may be specifically a thermocouple, a thermal resistor, a thermistor, or the like. In this embodiment, the first Temperature sensor 363 preferably employs a Negative Temperature Coefficient (NTC) thermistor to improve the measurement accuracy.
Further, the lower end face of the food processing barrel 2b and the main body component 1b can be provided with a conductive contact and a mechanical matching piece which are matched and connected with each other. The conductive contacts may be conventional couplers and the mechanical coupling may be, for example, a clutch. After the cooking barrel 2b is placed in the accommodating barrel 111 of the main body assembly 1b, the conductive contacts and the mechanical connectors are connected, so that the cooking barrel is electrically and physically connected with the main body assembly 1b, and the motor, the power supply (or the power adapter), the control circuit board 16 and the like arranged in the main body assembly 1b can respectively provide support for the cutter assembly, the heating component and the like arranged in the cooking barrel 2b in aspects of power supply, signal control and the like. The knife as used herein is to be understood broadly and may be a crushing blade, a grinding wheel, a broke screw, etc.
The cooking bucket 2b may include a plurality of components. For example, the cooking barrel 2b can be mainly assembled by the barrel body 20 and the cup holder 23. The cooking barrel 2b is provided with a second temperature sensor 22, a third temperature sensor 24 and a heating member 214. In addition, the cooking barrel 2b may further include a cutter assembly 21, a temperature controller 25, an upper clutch 27, a cutter holder 28, an upper coupler 213, a heat insulation plate 212, and a heat transfer plate 215.
The bucket body 20 has a bottom wall 201 and a side wall 202. The processing space 200 may be understood as a space surrounded by a bottom wall 201 and a side wall 202 of the tub 20. The cooking bucket 2b also has a handle 26. Specifically, two opposite handles 26 are arranged on the outer side of the upper part of the side wall 202, so that the cooking barrel can be conveniently taken out or placed.
The heating member 214 is disposed at the bottom of the cooking barrel 2b and is used for heating the food in the processing space 200. The heat generating member 214 may be a heat generating tube. In other embodiments, the heat generating member may be a heat generating plate or other heat generating structure. The heat transfer plate 215 is disposed on the bottom wall 201, and the heat generating member 214 may be disposed on the heat transfer plate 215, so as to uniformly transfer heat to the bottom wall 201 of the barrel 20 through the heat transfer plate 215, so as to heat the food material in the processing space 200. The temperature controller 25 is connected with the upper coupler 213 and the heat generating member 214.
The second temperature sensor 22 is disposed at the bottom of the cooking barrel 2b, and at least a portion of the second temperature sensor is located in the processing space 200 and can detect the temperature in the barrel body 20. The third temperature sensor 24 is disposed at the bottom of the cooking barrel 2b and abuts against the bottom wall 201 of the barrel body 20.
The second Temperature sensor 22 may be a thermocouple, a thermal resistor, a thermistor, or the like, and in this embodiment, a Negative Temperature Coefficient (NTC) thermistor is preferably used to improve the measurement accuracy. Correspondingly, the third Temperature sensor 24 may also be a thermocouple, a thermal resistor, a thermistor, etc., and in this embodiment, a Negative Temperature Coefficient (NTC) thermistor is preferably used to improve the measurement accuracy.
In some embodiments, the second temperature sensor 22 is disposed at the bottom wall 201 of the tub 20. Referring to fig. 9 to 11(b), in some embodiments, the bottom wall 201 of the barrel 20 is provided with a mounting hole 203, the second temperature sensor 22 includes a temperature measuring main body 22a and a connecting portion 22b, the temperature measuring main body 22a is located in the barrel 20, so that the temperature measuring main body 22a obtains the temperature in the barrel 20, and at least a portion of the connecting portion 22b is disposed in the mounting hole 203. The second temperature sensor 22 is fixed to the bottom wall 201 of the tub 20 by a nut 211 located outside the tub 20 and engaged with the connection portion 22 b. A sealing member 206 is disposed between the thermometric main body part 22a and the bottom wall 201 of the barrel body 20 to seal the mounting hole 203 and prevent the food in the barrel body 20 from flowing out. Accordingly, the heat transfer plate 215 is formed with a relief hole 2152 corresponding to the mounting hole 203 for mounting the second temperature sensor 22.
In some embodiments, the third temperature sensor 23 is disposed at the bottom wall 201 of the tub 20. Referring to fig. 9, 10, 12(a) and 12(b), in some embodiments, the bottom wall 201 of the barrel 20 is provided with a mounting column 205, and the third temperature sensor 24 is fixed to the mounting column 205 through the fixing frame 29. The third temperature sensor 24 includes a temperature measuring main body 24a and a connecting portion 24b, and the temperature measuring main body 24a abuts against the bottom wall 201 of the tub 20 so that the temperature measuring main body 24a passes the temperature of the bottom wall 201 of the tub 20. Specifically, the bottom wall 201 of the barrel 20 is provided with two mounting posts 205, the fixing frame 29 includes two fixing lugs 291 corresponding to the two mounting posts 205, and the fixing lugs 291 are fixed to the mounting posts 205 by screws. The fixing frame 29 further includes a through hole 292 in the middle, and the third temperature sensor 24 passes through the through hole 292 and is fixed to the fixing frame 29 by a nut 210, and abuts against the bottom wall 201 of the barrel 20. Accordingly, the heat transfer plate 215 is formed with two mounting post clearance holes, and a clearance hole 2151 is formed between the two mounting post clearance holes. The mounting post 205 has a mounting groove 2051, and the fixing lug 291 has a mounting hole 2911 corresponding to the mounting groove 2051. When the third temperature sensor 24 is fixed to the mounting post 205 through the fixing frame 29, the through hole 292 of the fixing frame 29 is aligned with the avoiding hole 2151, the nut 210 is installed on the connecting portion 24b of the third temperature sensor 24 extending from the lower side of the fixing frame 29, the installation hole 2911 of the fixing lug 291 is aligned with the mounting groove 2051 of the mounting post 205, and screws may be installed in the installation hole 2911 and the corresponding mounting groove 2051 to fix the fixing frame 205 and the mounting post 205.
In some embodiments, the cutter assembly 21 is disposed on the bottom wall 201 of the tub 20 and sealed at the bottom of the tub by a knife seal 2103. The cutter assembly 21 includes a cutter rotating shaft 2102 and a blade 2101 provided on the cutter rotating shaft 2102. Accordingly, the distance between the central axis R1 of the second temperature sensor 22 and the central axis R2 of the cutter rotating shaft 2102 may be 25mm to 45mm to avoid the cutter rotating shaft 2102 from generating unnecessary influence on the second temperature sensor, and at the same time, to avoid the second temperature sensor 22 from being too close to the edge of the bottom wall 201 to ensure the measuring effect of the second temperature sensor. In some embodiments, the distance between the central axis of the third temperature sensor 24 and the central axis of the tool rotation shaft 2102 is 25mm to 45mm, so as to avoid the tool rotation shaft 2102 from unnecessarily influencing the third temperature sensor 24, and meanwhile, avoid the third temperature sensor 24 from being too close to the edge of the bottom wall 201, so as to ensure the measurement effect of the third temperature sensor.
The second temperature sensor 22 and the third temperature sensor 24 can each be electrically connected to the control circuit board 16. As shown in fig. 13, the main body assembly 1b is correspondingly provided with a lower coupler 15 capable of being matched with the upper coupler 213, and the lower coupler 15 is electrically connected to the control circuit board 16. When the food processing barrel 2b is disposed in the accommodating barrel 111, the second temperature sensor 22 and the third temperature sensor 24 are electrically connected to the control circuit board 16 through the upper coupler 213 and the lower coupler 15. Referring to fig. 8 and 13, in some embodiments, the control circuit board 16 is connected to the commercial power through the socket 161, and the current is transmitted to the heating element 214 through the control circuit board 16, the lower coupler 15, the upper coupler 213, and the temperature controller 25. The temperature controller 25 detects the temperature at the bottom of the barrel 20, and when the temperature value is greater than the threshold value, the electric connection between the heating element 214 and the upper coupler 213 is disconnected, and the upper coupler 213 and the lower coupler 15 can be used for realizing signal transmission and power supply between the temperature controller 25 and the control circuit board 16, and can also be replaced by other modes. Accordingly, the temperature controller 25 electrically disconnects the heat generating member 214 from the upper coupler 213, which may be considered as electrically disconnecting the heat generating member 214 from the control circuit board 16. In the above embodiment, since the heat generating member 214 is disposed at the bottom of the tub 20, heating efficiency is high for faster heating. In addition, the temperature controller 25 is installed at the bottom of the barrel 20, so that temperature measurement is accurate, and whether disconnection occurs is determined according to a measured temperature value and a threshold value, so that dry burning can be prevented.
In the above embodiment, the second temperature sensor 22 detects the temperature inside the tub 20 (i.e., inside the processing space 200), and can transmit the detected temperature value to the control circuit board 16 through the upper coupler 213 and the lower coupler 15 in sequence. The control circuit board 16 can determine whether to output current to the heat generating member 214 according to the temperature value detected by the second temperature sensor 22. In case of outputting the current, the current is transmitted to the heat generating member 214 through the lower coupler 15, the upper coupler 213 and the thermostat 25. The third temperature sensor 24 detects the temperature of the bottom of the tub 20, and the detected temperature value is transmitted to the control circuit board 16 through the upper coupler 213 and the lower coupler 15. The control circuit board 16 determines whether to output a current to the heat generating member 214 according to the temperature value measured by the third temperature sensor 24. In case of outputting the current, the current is transmitted to the heat generating member 214 through the lower coupler 15, the upper coupler 213 and the thermostat 25. In the above embodiment of the present application, the second temperature sensor 22 measures temperature when the liquid is present in the barrel 20, and the temperature measurement is more accurate. The third temperature sensor 24 is mainly used for measuring the temperature of liquid-free food materials during operation such as cooking with a cooking barrel or dough kneading and fermenting, and therefore more food materials can be processed by the two temperature measuring elements, and the temperature is controlled more accurately, so that more delicious food can be obtained.
It should be noted that, during the operation of the food processor, the control circuit board 16 can select one of the first temperature sensor 363, the second temperature sensor 22 and the third temperature sensor 24 to obtain a temperature value according to the operation state of the food processor, such as the function selected by the user, the temperature values obtained by the first temperature sensor 363, the second temperature sensor 22 and the third temperature sensor 24, and control the heat generating component 214 and other components of the food processor. For example, the cooking function selected by the user is to cook or the control circuit board detects that the cooking machine is currently in the working state of cooking, the temperature in the cooking barrel measured by the first temperature sensor and the second temperature sensor is lower, the temperature at the bottom of the barrel measured by the third temperature sensor 24 is higher, and the control circuit board 16 controls the cooking machine by taking the temperature value measured by the third temperature sensor 24 as a reference, such as adjusting the heating power of the heating element, and controlling the heating element to be turned off or to start working.
It should be noted that only one of the second temperature sensor 22 and the third temperature sensor 24 may be provided in the cooking bucket, or no temperature sensor may be provided. The application does not limit the method, and the method can be set according to specific conditions. For the embodiment that one of the second temperature sensor 22 and the third temperature sensor 24 can be disposed in the food processing barrel, the control circuit board can control the operation of the food processing machine according to the temperature values obtained by the first temperature sensor 363 and the control circuit board, and reference can be specifically made to the above description. To the implementation that does not set up temperature sensor in the cooking bucket, control circuit board can directly control the work of cooking machine according to the temperature value that first temperature sensor 363 obtained.
Further, the cup holder 23 includes a first cavity 231, so that the bottom wall and the side wall of the first cavity 231 of the cup holder 23 and the bottom wall 201 of the cooking barrel form an element accommodating cavity after the cup holder 23 is mounted at the bottom of the cooking barrel. The third temperature sensor 24, the heat insulating plate 212, the upper coupler 213, the heat generating member 214, and the thermostat 25 are located in the element receiving chamber. The upper coupler 213 also extends from the bottom of the cup holder 23.
In the case where the arrangement of the wires in the cooking bucket is relatively good, the heat insulating plate 212 may not be provided. In addition, the heat transfer plate 215 is not required to be arranged, correspondingly, the heating element is directly arranged on the bottom wall of the barrel body, and corresponding avoiding holes are not required to be arranged when each temperature measuring element is installed.
Further, as shown in fig. 13, fig. 5(a) and fig. 16 to fig. 18, in some embodiments, the main body assembly 1b of the food processor includes a main body upper cover 11a forming the accommodating barrel 111, a main body middle cover 11b assembled with the main body upper cover 11a, and a main body lower cover 11c assembled with the main body middle cover 11b, so as to facilitate layout of related structures of the food processor and easy manufacture of related structures of the food processor (e.g., facilitating mold design and easy mold opening). The skilled person will understand that, as another structure of the main body assembly 1b, the main body assembly may also include two parts, namely, an upper cover and a lower cover, wherein the upper cover realizes the functions of the main body upper cover 11a and the main body middle cover 11b, and the lower cover realizes the function of the main body lower cover 11c, and in short, the main body assembly 1b has various configurations and is not limited to the above-described embodiments.
Further, as shown in fig. 5(a), 16 and 17, the cover upper cover 31 has a hook 311, and the upper cover assembly 3b further includes a torsion spring 32 mounted on the main body upper cover 11a and abutting against the cover upper cover 31, a fixing cover 33 and a latch 34. The fixing cover 33 is fixed to the cover upper cover 31 to form a torsion spring receiving chamber. Torsion spring 32 is located within the torsion spring receiving cavity. The hook 311 and the torsion spring 32 are located at opposite ends of the cover upper 31, and the hook 311 includes an inclined wall 3111 and a hook wall 3112. How the torsion spring 32 is mounted to the main body upper cover 11a may take various forms, and in the present embodiment, the main body upper cover 11a is provided with a mounting seat 112. The latch 34 passes through the torsion spring 32 and is mounted to the mounting block 112. The body middle cover 11b and the body upper cover 11a form an installation space 10 therebetween. The main body middle cap 11b includes a middle cap connection wall 116 and a middle cap side wall 117 connected to a peripheral edge of the middle cap connection wall 116. The main assembly 1b includes a locker 12, a button 13, and a locker torsion spring 14. The locker 12 is mounted to the main body upper cover 11a by a pivot structure and is located in the mounting space 10, and includes a locking portion 121 and a contact portion 122. The button 13 is mounted to the middle cap sidewall 117 and protrudes into the mounting space 10 to contact the contact portion 122. The button 13 is not limited in structure, and for example, the button 13 includes a button housing 131 having a button spring receiving chamber 1311, a button spring 132, and a button 133. The bottom of the key spring receiving chamber 1311 has a through hole. The button housing 131 is mounted to the middle cap sidewall 117 of the main body middle cap 11 b. The button spring 132 is located within the spring receiving chamber 1311. The button 133 includes a push rod 1331, the end of the push rod 1331 includes a locking hook 1332, the push rod 1331 is sleeved with the button spring 132 and passes through the through hole to be locked by the locking hook 1332 and the bottom of the button spring receiving cavity 1311, thereby the button 133 can reciprocate in the button spring receiving cavity 1311 by the action of the button spring 132 to realize the pressing of the button 133. The locker torsion spring 14 is for providing resilience to the locker 12, and may be pivotally coupled to the main body upper cover 11a at the same pivot as the locker 12.
Based on the above structure, the specific process of turning over the upper cover assembly 3b to cover the mixing tank 20 is as follows: in the process of turning the upper cover assembly 3b along arrow a2, the inclined wall 3111 of the hook 311 of the cover upper cover 31 applies force to the locking part 121 to rotate the locking member 12, and in the case where the locking part 121 is disengaged from the inclined wall 3111, the locking member torsion spring 14 applies force to the locking member 12 to hook the locking part 121 on the hook wall 3112 of the hook 311 of the cover upper cover 31, so that the upper cover assembly 3b seals the cooking bucket 2 b.
Based on the above structure, the specific process of opening the upper cover assembly 3b is as follows: the contact portion 122 and the locking member are forced by the button 13 to rotate the locking member 12 clockwise about the pivot structure, the locking portion 121 is disengaged from the hook wall 3112 of the hook portion 311 of the cover upper 31, and then the torsion spring 32 applies a force to the cover upper 31 to turn the cover upper 31 in the direction indicated by the arrow a1 (counterclockwise direction), so that the cover upper 31 turns to turn the other components of the upper cover assembly 3b together, and finally, the upper cover assembly 3b is sprung open by the torsion spring 32.
Further, as shown in fig. 10, 13 and 16 to 18, in some embodiments, the cup holder 23 includes a clutch receiving cavity 232. The main body assembly 1b includes a damper pad 18 at the bottom of the receiving tub 111, a lower clutch 17, and a motor assembly 19a connected to the lower clutch 17. The motor assembly 19a in this embodiment includes a drive motor 191 and a motor seal 192. When the cooking barrel 2b is located in the accommodating barrel 111, the cup holder 23 is located on the shock pad 18, so that the cooking barrel 2b is located on the shock pad 18, and the upper clutch 27 is connected to the lower clutch 17 extending into the clutch accommodating cavity 232. The shock absorbing pad 18 can reduce the shock generated by stirring the food and reduce the noise generated during stirring.
Further, as shown in fig. 13 and fig. 16 to 18, the main body assembly 1b includes a driving plate 19b and a driving plate fan assembly 19c for controlling the driving motor 191. The main body lower cover 11c of the main body assembly 1b is provided with a motor accommodating chamber 113 and a drive board accommodating chamber 114. The main body lower cover 11c further includes a hollow receiving tub 115 enclosed by a connecting wall 116 connected to the middle cover, and the receiving tub 115 is located at the middle of the main body middle cover 11 b. In this embodiment, the motor accommodating chamber 113 includes a first bottom wall 1131 and a first side wall 1132 located around the first bottom wall 1131. The drive plate receiving cavity 114 includes a second bottom wall 1141 and a second side wall 1142 disposed about the second bottom wall 1141. The motor receiving cavity 113 and the drive plate receiving cavity 114 have a common side wall 1132, and the side wall 1132 is provided with a notch 1133.
As shown in fig. 13 to 15, the accommodating barrel 111 is located in the accommodating barrel 115 and extends out of the accommodating barrel 115. The bottom of the accommodating barrel 111 is located in the notch 1133, so that the cavity wall (including the first bottom wall 1131 and the first side wall 1132) of the motor accommodating cavity 113, the part of the accommodating barrel 115 located above the motor accommodating cavity 113, and the part of the main body middle cover 11b located above the motor accommodating cavity 113 constitute a motor heat dissipation air duct. This motor heat dissipation wind channel's air intake 1134 and air exit 1135 set up respectively in the chamber wall that the motor held the chamber 113, and its concrete position is unlimited, as long as can make the motor hold the air in the chamber 113 and outside realize the heat exchange can, in this embodiment, the air intake sets up in first lateral wall 1132, and air exit 1135 sets up in first diapire 1131. The driving motor 191 includes a motor fan assembly disposed at the air outlet 1135 of the motor heat dissipation duct. In this embodiment, the driving motor 191 is integrated with the motor-fan assembly, and may be a brushless DC motor or a switched reluctance motor, which may rotate at a low speed of 40-20000rpm, and directly drives the cutter assembly 21. The skilled artisan will also appreciate that the drive motor 191 may not be integral with the motor-fan assembly, in which case the motor-fan assembly may also be positioned at the exhaust 1135. Of course, the skilled artisan will appreciate that, in some embodiments, the motor-fan assembly may also be disposed within the intake 1134. Regardless of any arrangement of the motor fan assembly, the air outside the food processor can enter the motor accommodating cavity 113 from the air inlet 1134 and be exhausted from the air outlet 1135.
Further, in the case where the bottom of the accommodating tub 111 is located in the recess 1133, the cavity walls (the second bottom wall 1141 and the second side wall 1142) of the drive board accommodating chamber 114, the portion of the accommodating tub 111 located above the drive board accommodating chamber 114, and the portion of the main body middle cover 11b located above the drive board accommodating chamber 114 constitute a drive board heat dissipation air duct. This drive plate heat dissipation wind channel's air intake 1144 and air exit 1145 set up in drive plate relatively and hold the chamber 114, and in this embodiment, air intake 1144 and air exit 1145 set up respectively in relative second lateral wall 1142, like this, the air only holds the intracavity 114 in the drive plate and moves towards one direction and can not scurry in disorder, and the radiating effect is good. Of course, the air inlet 1144 and the air outlet 1145 may be disposed in other manners, for example, the air inlet 1144 is located on the second side wall 1142, and the air outlet 1145 is located on the second bottom wall 1141, as long as the air in the driving board accommodating cavity 114 and the air outside the driving board accommodating cavity 114 can exchange heat. The drive plate fan assembly 19c is located at either the air inlet 1144 or the air outlet 1145 of the drive plate cooling air duct. Through setting up drive plate heat dissipation wind channel and motor heat dissipation wind channel, these two kinds of wind channels separate the setting (for example, the aforesaid is located notch 1133 and separates through first lateral wall 1132 through the bottom of holding bucket 111) and make the drive plate hold the temperature in the chamber 114 can not transmit the motor and hold the chamber 113 in, ensure that the motor holds the part (for example, driving motor) work in the chamber 113 under the temperature condition that is lower relatively, and, can not increase motor fan assembly's work burden, the heat that drive plate 19b produced can not influence driving motor 191's life-span, and then, ensure the radiating effect in each heat dissipation wind channel. In addition, the bottom of the receiving barrel 111 is located in the notch 1133, so that the food processor can be miniaturized, because the notch 1133 extends from the side wall (the edge of the first side wall 1132 extends into the first side wall 1132, and the side wall is vertically placed, the overall height of the food processor can be reduced, one part of the receiving barrel 111 is located above the motor receiving cavity 113, and the other part is located above the driving board receiving cavity 114, so that the overall width of the food processor can be reduced, and in sum, the height and the width can be smaller, so that the product is miniaturized, of course, the skilled person can understand that the driving board heat dissipation air duct and the motor heat dissipation air duct can be arranged in other ways, in this case, the receiving barrel 111 is located in the receiving barrel 115 to form the motor heat dissipation air duct with the cavity wall of the motor receiving cavity 113, the part of the receiving barrel 111 located above the motor receiving cavity 113, and the part of the main body middle cover 11, at least the wall of the drive board accommodating cavity 114 and the part of the main body middle cover 11b above the drive board accommodating cavity 114 constitute a drive board heat dissipation air duct, for example, the first side wall 1132 common to the motor accommodating cavity 113 and the drive board accommodating cavity 114 is not provided with the notch 1133 and the first side wall 1132 is directly connected to the side wall of the opening of the bottom of the accommodating barrel 115, for example, in fig. 17, the first side wall 1132 is moved to the right to be connected to the side wall of the opening of the bottom of the accommodating barrel 115 of the main body middle cover 11b, so that the drive board heat dissipation air duct is enclosed by only the wall of the drive board accommodating cavity 114 and the corresponding part of the main body middle cover, and in this embodiment, the food processor is wider than the embodiment illustrated in fig. 16 to 18.
Referring to fig. 18, in some embodiments, in order to prevent the water in the cooking barrel 2b from overflowing and accumulating inside the main body assembly 1b, the bottom of the accommodating barrel 111 of the main body upper cover 11a of the main body assembly 1b is provided with an upper cover hollow column 118 communicated with the inside of the accommodating barrel 111, and the main body lower cover 11c is provided with a lower cover hollow column 119 inserted into the upper cover hollow column 118. Thus, the lower cap hollow column 119 and the upper cap hollow column 118 constitute a drainage channel through which water flows toward the bottom of the accommodating tub 111 along the sidewall of the accommodating tub 111 and is drained in case that the cooking tub 2b overflows with water.
The above description is only exemplary of the present application and should not be taken as limiting the present application, as any modification, equivalent replacement, or improvement made within the spirit and principle of the present application should be included in the scope of protection of the present application.
Claims (10)
1. A food processor, its characterized in that, it includes:
a cooking barrel (2b) provided with a processing space (200) for accommodating and processing food materials;
the food processing device comprises a main body component (1b) and a food processing barrel (2b), wherein the main body component is provided with an accommodating barrel (111), and the food processing barrel (2b) is arranged in the accommodating barrel (111);
the upper cover component (3b) is arranged on the main body component (1b) in a turnover way so as to cover the food processing barrel (2b) or take out the food processing barrel (2 b);
the temperature-measuring anti-overflow assembly (36) comprises a first temperature sensor (363) and an anti-overflow electrode (361) which are assembled together, the first temperature sensor and the anti-overflow electrode are mounted on the upper cover assembly (3b), and at least part of the temperature-measuring anti-overflow assembly (36) can extend into the processing space (200).
2. The food processor as claimed in claim 1, wherein the temperature-measuring overflow-preventing assembly (36) further comprises a metal temperature-sensing element (362), the overflow-preventing electrode (361) and the first temperature sensor (363) are both disposed on the metal temperature-sensing element (362), and the metal temperature-sensing element (362) extends into the processing space (200).
3. The food processor as claimed in claim 2, wherein a containing cavity is arranged inside the metal temperature sensing element (362), and the first temperature sensor (363) is arranged in the containing cavity.
4. The food processor of claim 2, wherein the metal temperature sensing element (362) comprises a temperature sensing end (3622) at an end portion and a mounting portion (3621) above the temperature sensing end (3622), and the anti-overflow electrode is fixed on the mounting portion (3621).
5. The food processor as claimed in claim 1, wherein the upper cover assembly (3b) comprises a cover body upper cover (31) and a sealing cover assembly (35) detachably arranged on the cover body upper cover (31), the sealing cover assembly (35) comprises a sealing ring (351) and a sealing cover main body (352); the temperature-measuring anti-overflow assembly (36) is arranged on the cover body upper cover (31) and extends out from one side of the sealing cover main body (352) far away from the cover body upper cover (31).
6. The food processor of claim 5, wherein the cover body upper cover (31) is provided with a mounting hole (3101) and a mounting column (3102), the temperature measurement overflow prevention assembly (36) is fixed on the mounting column (3102) through a fixing frame (37) and passes through the mounting hole (3101);
the fixing frame (37) comprises a setting hole (372) positioned in the middle and a fixing lug (371) fixedly connected with the mounting column (3102), and at least part of the temperature measurement anti-overflow assembly (36) penetrates through the setting hole (372) to be assembled with the fixing frame (37).
7. The food processor as claimed in claim 1, wherein the main body assembly (1b) is provided with a control circuit board (16), and the first temperature sensor (363) and the anti-overflow electrode (361) are electrically connected with the control circuit board (16) respectively.
8. The food processor of claim 1, wherein the first temperature sensor (363) is a negative temperature coefficient thermistor.
9. The food processor as claimed in claim 1, wherein the food processor comprises a second temperature sensor (22), the second temperature sensor (22) is arranged at the bottom of the food processing barrel (2b), and at least part of the second temperature sensor is positioned in the processing space (200) and can detect the temperature in the barrel body (20).
10. The food processor of claim 9, comprising a third temperature sensor (24), wherein the third temperature sensor (24) is disposed at the bottom of the cooking barrel (2b) and abuts against the bottom wall (201) of the barrel body (20).
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