Heat Recovery System for Domestic Dishwashers (Final Report)

Kyle R. Gluesenkamp; Navin Kumar; Joseph Rendall; Viral Patel; Tugba Turnaoglu; Ahmad Abu-Heiba; Mini Malhotra; Anthony C. Gehl; Guolian Wu; Ravee Vaidhyanathan

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Heat Recovery System for Domestic Dishwashers (Final Report)

Kyle R. Gluesenkamp
, Navin Kumar
, Joseph Rendall
, Viral Patel
, Tugba Turnaoglu
, Ahmad Abu-Heiba
, Mini Malhotra
, Anthony C. Gehl
, Guolian Wu
, Ravee Vaidhyanathan

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The objectives of this project were to enable commercialization of a patent-pending technology for unprecedented dishwasher energy savings and non-energy consumer benefits. Specific objectives were to (1) provide customer-requested features of more thorough drying, (2) reduce kitchen humidity load (75% target reduction in water vapor released by the dishwasher), (3) introduce the lowest energy consumption domestic dishwasher on the market with 30% less energy consumption than that of the current best in market, and (4) maintain high cleaning performance.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	United States
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.2172/2441123
State	Published - Jul 2024

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