AT31077B

AT31077B - Vacuum and refuse cleaners.

Info

Publication number: AT31077B
Authority: AT
Inventors: Frantisek Melichar
Original assignee: Frantisek Melichar
Priority date: 1906-03-06
Filing date: 1906-03-06
Publication date: 1907-12-10

Description

  

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 Luftmenge bei jedem Hub aus der Kammer 2 heraussaugt und die gleiche Luftmenge, bis auf geringfügige Verluste, in die Kammer 3   hineindrückt.   Diese Luftmenge muss die äussere Mündung des am äusseren Ende des Schlauches   15   befestigten Luftsaugkopfes passieren, so dass, sobald der Kopf dem Kehricht oder Staub genähert wird, dieser sofort hineinspringt und in die Kammer 2 eingesaugt wird, wo die schwereren Beimengungen zu Boden fallen, während die leichten Staubteilchen mit der aus der Kammer 2 herausgesaugten, in die Kammer 1 eingesaugten Luft in die Kammer 3 hineingetrieben werden und nachdem sie durch den Filterfilz, welcher die   Ausfluss.     löcher   16 deckt, nicht durchdringen können,

   in der Kammer 3 zurückbleiben müssen. Der Bodensatz wird aus den Kammern von Zeit zu Zeit herausgenommen. Sämtliche Kammern sind luftdicht verschlossen.



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 Sucks the amount of air out of the chamber 2 with each stroke and pushes the same amount of air into the chamber 3, except for minor losses. This amount of air must pass the outer mouth of the air suction head attached to the outer end of the hose 15, so that as soon as the head is approached to the rubbish or dust, it immediately jumps in and is sucked into the chamber 2, where the heavier additions fall to the ground while the light dust particles are driven into the chamber 3 with the air sucked out of the chamber 2 and sucked into the chamber 1 and after they have passed through the filter felt, which the outflow. covers holes 16, cannot penetrate,

   must remain in chamber 3. The sediment is removed from the chambers from time to time. All chambers are hermetically sealed.

Claims

PATENT CLAIM: Dust and refuse vacuum cleaner, characterized by the combination of a wind vane, which swings back and forth in a chamber between two suction and pressure valve walls extending radially from its axis and sweeps the cylindrical ceiling of the chamber, with a suction chamber and a pressure chamber in such a way that the dust and rubbish is sucked into the suction chamber through the well-known suction hose attached to the suction chamber and from there into the air vane chamber and from the latter is pressed into the compressed air chamber, from which the air flows out through openings covered with air filters, whereby of the additions that are sucked in with the air,

the heavier part remains in the suction chamber and the lighter part in the pressure chamber and can be removed from the latter from time to time by suitable cleaning doors.