Automatic vending machine
AssigneeSanyo Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorIchiro Kamimura
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AssigneeSanyo Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorIchiro Kamimura
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An automatic vending machine is provided in which the exhausted heat produced by cooling is utilized effectively and decrease in running costs is accomplished. The automatic vending machine includes primary heat unit 31 having compressor 52 and primary heat exchanger 53 and secondary heat unit 30B having secondary heat exchanger 43B. The primary heat exchanger 53 is connected with refrigerant-ejecting pipe 32 and refrigerant return pipe 33 attached to the compressor through valves 34A and 34B, respectively, so that changing over is allowed. High-pressure gas pipe 36 connected with the refrigerant-ejecting pipe, low-pressure gas pipe 37 connected with the refrigerant return pipe and liquid pipe 38 connected with the primary heat exchanger are provided. These secondary heat exchangers are connected to the high-pressure gas pipe and the low-pressure gas pipe through valves 39A and 39B selectively operated. The secondary heat units are provided in compartments of the automatic vending machine.
An automatic vending machine provided with a storage case for articles to be sold in a housing formed of a heat-insulating box, said storage case being divided into a plurality of compartments in which articles contained therein are cooled or heated to be sold through one or more outlets, comprising:
An automatic vending machine provided with a storage case for articles to be sold in a housing formed of a heat-insulating box, said storage case being divided into a plurality of compartments in which said articles contained therein are cooled or heated to be sold through one or more outlets, comprising:
A vending machine comprising:
In an automatic vending machine comprising a storage case for storing articles to be sold, a housing formed of a heat-insulating box and one or more outlets attached to said storage case;
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