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US 2010/0147001 A1Published application
Refrigerator having heat conduction sheet
OwnerDong-Jeong KIM, Tae-Hee LEEinventors
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Abstract
A refrigerator having one or more heat conduction sheets is provided. The refrigerator may include main body having a cooling chamber formed therein, and a door that opens and closes the cooling chamber. One or more heat conduction sheets may be disposed on the main body, the door, or a combination of various portions thereof so as to substantially eliminate an occurrence of a temperature variation on a corresponding planar surface and reduce an insulation thickness.
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A refrigerator, comprising:
- a main body having a cooling chamber formed therein;
- a door rotatably coupled to the main body so as to open and close the cooling chamber;
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- at least one heat conduction sheet provided on at least one of the main body or the door.
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A refrigerator, comprising:
- a main body having a cooling chamber formed therein and at least one side wall duct formed at a side wall of the cooling chamber;
- a main door that opens and closes the cooling chamber, the main door having an ice making chamber in communication with the at least one side wall duct and an auxiliary door that opens and closes the ice making chamber;
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- first and second heat conduction sheets respectively positioned at an outside of the at least one side wall duct and at the auxiliary door.
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A refrigerator, comprising:
- a main body having a cooling chamber formed therein, a partition wall that divides the cooling chamber from an evaporator positioned to a side of the cooling chamber, and at least one side wall duct formed in a side wall of the cooling chamber;
- a door that opens and closes the cooling chamber, the door having an ice making chamber in communication with the at least one side wall duct;
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- a heat conduction sheet disposed on an outer or an inner surface of the at least one side wall duct.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.