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When wet clothes are placed inside a spin dryer and it is switched on, the drum in which the clothes are placed rotates very fast. This makes the water go out of the clothes due to a force called centrifugal force. For scientific details about the centrifugal force go to http://www.thekeyboard.org.uk/What%20is%20centrifugal%20force.htm For more about the spin fryers and their usage: http://ezinearticles.com/?Using-a-Spin-Dryer&id=2136827 http://www.alternativeconsumer.com/2008/04/25/spin-dryer-saves-energy/
Because of directional inertia of matter. When the dryer rotates water particles in the clothes are experiencing centrifugal force and they are moving away from the centre more distant than the clothe itself. So water is removed and clothes get dried easily.
Basically the clothing is rotated in a ventilated bucket into which hot air is blown.... NO not true- a spin drier works by using a centrifugal action - that is as clothes spin at high speed the water in them is forced outward into the drum.
They can't, they do however greatly reduce the amount of water left in the clothes after a washers spin cycle. This allows the clothes to dry on the line faster and leaves them softer than "non spinning" as the water left in the clothes is greatly reduced.
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When wet clothes are placed inside a spin dryer and it is switched on, the drum in which the clothes are placed rotates very fast. This makes the water go out of the clothes due to a force called centrifugal force. For scientific details about the centrifugal force go to http://www.thekeyboard.org.uk/What%20is%20centrifugal%20force.htm For more about the spin fryers and their usage: http://ezinearticles.com/?Using-a-Spin-Dryer&id=2136827 http://www.alternativeconsumer.com/2008/04/25/spin-dryer-saves-energy/
The Metal drum that spins, keeps the clothes from flying away.
Because of directional inertia of matter. When the dryer rotates water particles in the clothes are experiencing centrifugal force and they are moving away from the centre more distant than the clothe itself. So water is removed and clothes get dried easily.
Basically the clothing is rotated in a ventilated bucket into which hot air is blown.... NO not true- a spin drier works by using a centrifugal action - that is as clothes spin at high speed the water in them is forced outward into the drum.
They can't, they do however greatly reduce the amount of water left in the clothes after a washers spin cycle. This allows the clothes to dry on the line faster and leaves them softer than "non spinning" as the water left in the clothes is greatly reduced.
it might be the belt
The spin dry function on a washing machine rotates the drum of the washing machine at high speeds. The drum is perforated so the clothes are spun hard against the drum while allowing the water to be flung out of the clothes. This removes the bulk of the water from the clothes, which makes rinsing efficient and drying quicker, but will not completely dry them. A high speed spin removes more water, but can crease clothing so it needs to be shaken out before hanging to dry. A tumble dryer or tumble dry function in a combination washer/dryer gently rotates the clothes so that they tumble within the drum while blowing heated air through them. The tumbling allows the air to reach all parts of the clothing and minimises creasing. The clothes can be completely dried.
Firstly, verify that the dryer is still getting hot. Are the clothes coming out hot and wet, or cold and wet? If they are coming out hot and wet, throughly clean your lint trap, and verify that your dryer vent hose is not kinked, crushed, or obstructed in any way. If they are coming out cold and wet, consult a repairman to service your dryer's heating element.
They use the threads of the fibers and spin it into cloth then spin the cloth into clothes
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They use the threads of the fibers and spin it into cloth then spin the cloth into clothes
The spin speed is used to remove soapy water and rinse water from the washed clothes: the spinning creates an apparent centrifugal force that presses the clothes outward against the perforated clothes bin, so that water is moved through it and out of the clothes. This allows a rinse with less water, and the spin dry reduces dampness of clothes in the completed load.