CN210810770U - Filter cloth structure of vacuum cleaner and vacuum cleaner - Google Patents

Filter cloth structure of vacuum cleaner and vacuum cleaner Download PDF

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CN210810770U
CN210810770U CN201920875065.9U CN201920875065U CN210810770U CN 210810770 U CN210810770 U CN 210810770U CN 201920875065 U CN201920875065 U CN 201920875065U CN 210810770 U CN210810770 U CN 210810770U
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李来宾
王振华
罗帅
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    • AHUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
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The vacuum cleaner comprises a main shell and a second air guide body, wherein the main shell is in a barrel shape with an upper opening and is provided with a barrel bottom wall body, a barrel side wall body and a barrel inner containing cavity enclosed by the barrel bottom wall body and the barrel side wall body, the main shell is provided with an air inlet, and the second air guide body is arranged in the barrel inner containing cavity; the second air guide body is characterized by comprising a second radial skirt edge protruding in the radial direction, the second radial skirt edge is used for separating a barrel containing cavity in the axial direction, an air inlet is communicated with a barrel containing cavity below the second radial skirt edge, the second air guide body further comprises a central channel, the central channel is used for discharging air in the barrel containing cavity, a two-stage cyclone mechanism which is arranged up and down is arranged on the outer side surface of the second air guide body, and the air can form rotary air flow under the guidance of the cyclone mechanism.

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Filter cloth structure of vacuum cleaner and vacuum cleaner
Technical Field
The invention relates to a filter cloth structure of a vacuum cleaner and a vacuum cleaner applying the filter cloth structure.
Background
Along with the daily improvement of household cleanliness requirements of people, the dust collector also gradually becomes one of necessary electrical equipment for furniture cleaning. A vacuum cleaner is disclosed in patent 201820218242.1 and comprises a housing 10, a first stage cyclonic separator 20, a plurality of second stage cyclonic separators 30, a duct cover 40 and an outlet cover 50. The housing 10 has a dust inlet 11 and an air outlet 12, the dust inlet 11 is disposed at the bottom of the housing 10, and the air outlet 12 is disposed at the top of the housing 10. A filter 51 is also provided at the outlet 12. The air filtered by the first stage cyclone 20 and the second stage cyclones 30 in multiple stages is discharged from the outlet 12, and finally filtered by the filter 51 and discharged to the outside. The filtering element 51 belongs to the last filtering device of the whole dust collector, and is often used for filtering fine particles, so as to play a certain role in purifying air. If the air is directly discharged without being filtered by the filter member 51, the outside air is inevitably polluted. Therefore, in order to optimize the filtering effect of the last stage, the selection of the high-quality filtering element is the preferred consideration, but the matching structure between the filtering element and the air outlet cannot be ignored.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to optimize the filtering effect, how to realize the matching between the filter cloth and the dust and air outlet with a simple structure is a technical problem which needs to be carefully considered and solved to ensure that the air discharged from the dust and air outlet is discharged to the external space after passing through the filter cloth for filtering as much as possible. In order to solve the technical problems, the invention provides a filter cloth structure of a vacuum cleaner, which comprises a main shell and a second air guide body, wherein the main shell is in a barrel shape with an upper opening and is provided with a barrel bottom wall body, a barrel side wall body and a barrel inner cavity enclosed by the barrel bottom wall body and the barrel side wall body, the main shell is provided with an air inlet, and the second air guide body is arranged in the barrel inner cavity; the second air guide body comprises a second radial skirt edge which protrudes in the radial direction, the second radial skirt edge is used for partitioning the barrel inner cavity in the axial direction, the air inlet is communicated with the barrel inner cavity below the second radial skirt edge, the second air guide body further comprises a central channel, the central channel is used for discharging air in the barrel inner cavity, a two-stage cyclone mechanism which is arranged up and down is arranged on the outer side surface of the second air guide body, and the air can form rotary airflow under the guidance of the cyclone mechanism; an upper annular edge extending upwards along the axial direction is further arranged on the second radial skirt, the central channel outlet is located in the area defined by the upper annular edge, a filter cloth assembly is further arranged above the central channel outlet and arranged in the space defined by the upper annular edge, and the filter cloth assembly is used for filtering fine particles in air.
The air can form rotary airflow under the guidance of the cyclone mechanism, so that impurities carried in the air can be thrown off under the action of centrifugal force before being discharged to an external space through the central channel, and the second air guide body can filter part of the impurities, thereby being beneficial to prolonging the service life of the filter cloth assembly.
Wherein the air inlet is used to deliver air to be filtered to the drum content chamber.
Wherein the second radial skirt is adapted to partition the interior barrel compartment in an axial direction, so that the interior barrel compartment is partitioned into two spaces of upper and lower partitions by the second radial skirt, and air in the interior barrel compartment located below the second radial skirt is substantially difficult to be discharged to an external space directly through the second radial skirt, but can be discharged after entering the central passage.
And the second radial skirt edge is also provided with an upper annular edge extending upwards along the axial direction, so that the air discharged from the outlet of the central channel is collected in an area defined by the upper annular edge and then further diffused to the outer space, and the upper annular edge plays a certain role in guiding and collecting wind.
According to the technical scheme, the invention has the beneficial technical effects that: the second radial skirt edge separates the barrel inner cavity in the axial direction, an upper annular edge is arranged on the second radial skirt edge, and the central channel outlet is positioned in an area defined by the upper annular edge. Thus, air entering the chamber below the upper rim from the air inlet is substantially exhausted only through the central passage during normal filtering operation, and must enter the region defined by the upper rim after exiting the central passage and flow upwardly for a stroke within the region defined by the upper rim. On the basis, as the filter cloth assembly is arranged in the space defined by the upper annular edge, the air entering the area defined by the upper annular edge after passing through the central channel can be discharged to the external space after being filtered by the filter cloth assembly, and the filtering effect and the air cleanliness are effectively ensured. Thus, the filter cloth and the central channel outlet are well matched with each other by a simple structure, and air exhausted from the central channel outlet is exhausted out of the external space after being filtered by the filter cloth.
The technical scheme is that a diffusion gap is reserved between the lower surface of the filter cloth assembly and the outlet of the central channel, and the diffusion gap is used for enabling air sucked from the outlet of the central channel to be uniformly diffused to the whole lower surface of the filter cloth assembly, so that the filtering efficiency is improved, and the wind resistance is reduced.
The technical scheme can also be that a jacking device is further arranged on the second radial skirt edge, the filter cloth assembly is placed on the jacking device, and the jacking device is used for forming the diffusion gap.
The further technical scheme can also be that the jacking device is a jacking cylinder which is arranged on the second radial skirt edge and extends along the axial direction or a positioning spigot which is arranged on the upper ring edge.
The invention also provides a vacuum cleaner applying the filter cloth structure, which is characterized by comprising the filter cloth structure, a power device and a hand-held device, wherein the power device is used for generating suction power; the power device comprises a power part outer shell, a driving motor, fan blades and a power part air channel, wherein the driving motor, the fan blades and the power part air channel are accommodated in the power part outer shell; and air sucked out of the central channel enters the power part air channel after passing through the filter cloth assembly.
The hand-held device further comprises a power receiving part and a holding part, the power supply assembly is connected to the power receiving part, and the holding part and the power part outer shell are integrally formed into a second integrated body. Thus, the mounting operation between the grip portion and the power unit outer case can be simplified, and the coupling strength therebetween can be enhanced.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic perspective view of a vacuum cleaner to which the present invention is applied;
fig. 2 is a schematic front plan view of a main body unit 100 to which the present invention is applied;
fig. 3 is a schematic sectional structure view of the main body unit 100;
FIG. 4 is a schematic perspective view of the gas-dust separating apparatus 400;
FIG. 5 is a schematic exploded view of the gas-dust separating apparatus 400;
FIG. 6 is a schematic front view of the gas-dust separating apparatus 400;
FIG. 7 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the gas-dust separating apparatus 400;
fig. 8 is a schematic perspective view of the first wind guide body 1;
fig. 9 is a schematic structural view in the front view direction of the second wind guide 2;
fig. 10 is a schematic perspective view of the assembled first air guide body 1 and second air guide body 2;
fig. 11 is an exploded view of the main body unit 100;
FIG. 12 is a schematic perspective view of the first fusion;
fig. 13 is a schematic perspective view of the embedded air guiding box 83;
fig. 14 is a schematic perspective view of the power module 871;
fig. 15 is an enlarged view of a portion a of fig. 3.
Detailed Description
The structure and the dust collecting method of the vacuum cleaner applying the technical scheme of the invention are further explained with the accompanying drawings.
As shown in fig. 1 to 15, a vacuum cleaner includes a main unit 100, a connection duct 200, and a dust pick-up unit 300, wherein the main unit 100 includes a power unit 700, an air-dust separating apparatus 400, and a hand-held apparatus 800, and the power unit 700, the air-dust separating apparatus 400, and the hand-held apparatus 800 are connected to each other as an integrated apparatus. Wherein, the air inlet 43 of the air-dust separating device 400 is communicated with the dust pick-up unit 300, and the main air outlet channel is communicated with the power device 700.
The power device 700 is used for generating suction power, namely vacuum negative pressure, through a rotating motor and fan blades dragged by the rotating motor, the air-dust separating device 400 is detachably connected with the power device 700 and is used for separating dust in air by utilizing the principle of filtration and centrifugal separation through the suction power, and the hand-held device 800 is arranged at the side edges of the air-dust separating device 400 and the power device 700 and is used for being held, operated and supported by a user to connect the power device 700 and the air-dust separating device 400. The hand-held device 800 is provided with a transition passage 81 communicated with the gas-dust separating device 400, the pipe cavity of the connecting pipe 200 is located upstream of the transition passage 81 and the tail end of the connecting pipe 200 is connected to the hand-held device 800, the front end of the connecting pipe 200 is connected to the dust pick-up unit 300, the dust pick-up unit 300 is used for picking up dust on a deposition surface by using suction power and can provide the picked-up dust to the gas-dust separating device 400 through the pipe cavity of the connecting pipe 200 and the transition passage 81. The dust pick-up unit 300 may be a mechanism including a roller brush such as a mop of the present embodiment, or may be a suction nozzle directly for contacting the deposition surface.
In another embodiment, the transition duct 81 may not be provided on the hand-held device 800 but directly on another component connected to the dust and gas separating device 400, or the transition duct 81 may be omitted and the connecting duct 200 may be connected directly to the air inlet of the dust and gas separating device 400.
Although the principle of air-dust separation is well known, different specific separation structures make the differences of dust removal effect, use cost, service life and the like of the produced dust collector obvious. The embodiment of the invention adopts a specific scheme that:
as shown in fig. 4 to 10, the air-dust separating apparatus 400 includes a first air guide body 1, a second air guide body 2, an annular filter net 3, and a main casing 4. The main housing 4 is a barrel with an upper opening and has a barrel bottom wall 41, a barrel side wall 42, and a barrel cavity 40 enclosed by the barrel bottom wall 41 and the barrel side wall 42, the barrel bottom wall 41 or the barrel side wall 42 of the main housing 4 defines a central axis thereof, but is not equal to that the main housing 4 must be a standard cylindrical structure, or an elliptical structure, etc. Next, the tub bottom wall 41 is movably connected to the tub side wall 42 in a manner of switching between an open state and a closed state.
An air inlet 43 is provided in the bucket sidewall 42 of the main housing 4, and since it is located on the bucket sidewall 42, for this reason, it is also referred to as a bucket sidewall inlet 43, the bucket sidewall inlet 43 is used for allowing air (gas dust) in the transition passage 81 to pass through the bucket sidewall 42 into the primary dust collecting chamber 52 in the bucket accommodating chamber 40. In other embodiments, the air inlet 43 may also be disposed on the tub bottom wall 41 of the main housing 4 or other suitable locations.
The first wind guide body 1 is detachably placed in the tub content chamber 40. The axis of the first wind guide body 1 is approximately overlapped with or parallel to the axis of the barrel cavity 40. The first air guide body 1 comprises a first main body 10, the first main body 10 is roughly funnel-shaped, that is, the upper volume is large, the lower volume is small, and the upper and lower chambers are communicated and connected, the first main body 10 comprises a first bucket body 11 and a first bucket tail 12 connected to the lower surface of the first bucket body 11, the first bucket body 11 and the first bucket tail 12 are arranged in the bucket inner chamber 40 along the axial direction of the bucket inner chamber 40, and the first bucket body 11 and the first bucket tail 12 of the first main body 10 are respectively provided with an inner chamber 16 which can be communicated with each other. The first bucket tail 12 extends downward and abuts against the bucket bottom wall 41, so that a fine dust collecting cavity 51 and a primary dust collecting cavity 52 capable of containing garbage are formed in the inner space and the outer space of the first bucket tail 12 respectively, or the first bucket tail 12 extends downward and abuts against the bucket bottom wall 41 in the primary dust collecting cavity 52, and the fine dust collecting cavity 51 is located at the lower part of the inner side containing cavity 16, namely, at the inner side section of the first bucket tail 12. The bucket bottom wall 41 is movably connected to the bucket sidewall 42 in a switching manner between an open state and a closed state, so that the garbage respectively accumulated in the fine dust collecting chamber 51 and the primary dust collecting chamber 52 can be discharged when the bucket bottom wall 41 is opened. Further, a central waste outlet 410 is arranged on the bottom wall 41 of the barrel, the first bucket tail 12 extends downward to abut against the central waste outlet 410, and a hole plug 411 is arranged on the central waste outlet 410. The central waste outlet 410 is used for discharging fine waste in the fine dust collecting chamber 51 located in the first hopper tail 12.
First bucket body 11 is including being first tubbiness bucket body 111 of column, connecting be the first beam shape bucket body 112 of binding off form below first tubbiness bucket body 111, first fill tail 12 is connected below first beam shape bucket body 112. The first air guiding body 1 further includes a first radial skirt 13 protruding in the radial direction and provided on the first barrel-shaped body 111, and the first radial skirt 13 is provided with a first air passing hole 130, so that the first radial skirt 13 becomes a bottom wall of the intermediate accommodating cavity 5 to be discussed below. When the first wind guide body 1 is placed in the barrel accommodating cavity 40, the first radial skirt 13 is located above the barrel side wall inlet 43.
The first radial skirt 13 serves to partition the bucket receptacle 40 in the axial direction, so that air located below the first radial skirt 13 cannot flow (or only a very small amount of leakage air) from the periphery of the first radial skirt 13 up onto the first radial skirt 13, but must flow through the first air passage holes 130 above the first radial skirt 13; secondly, the first radial skirt 13 also defines the upper boundary of the primary dust collection chamber 52, i.e. the primary dust collection chamber 52 is located below the first radial skirt 13. The first air passing hole 130 is not only used for communicating the barrel inner chamber 40 located above the first radial skirt 13 and the barrel inner chamber 40 located below the first radial skirt (i.e. the primary dust collecting chamber 52), but also used for filtering larger impurities to realize secondary air-dust separation, thereby greatly reducing the amount of large particle impurities flowing to the downstream path after the first air passing hole 130. Further, the first radial skirt 13 is provided with inclined skirt wind guide blades 131, an air passing gap is formed between the front and rear adjacent skirt wind guide blades 131, the air passing gap forms the first air passing hole 130, axial projections of the front and rear adjacent skirt wind guide blades 131 are at least partially overlapped, so that kinetic energy and efficiency of cyclone are greatly improved, the skirt wind guide blades 131 are used for enabling air passing through the first air passing hole 130 to form cyclone in the middle accommodating cavity 5 outside the annular filter screen 3 to be discussed below, and the cyclone formed in the middle accommodating cavity 5 can not only enhance a third-stage air-dust separation effect to be discussed below, but also reduce dirt and dust from being adhered to the annular filter screen 3, so that resistance in air flow is reduced. The first radial skirt 13 is configured as a ventilation zone 132 provided with first ventilation holes 130 and a closed zone 133 not provided with first ventilation holes, and the tub side wall inlet 43 is located directly below the closed zone 133 of the first radial skirt 13. Therefore, the air can be prevented from directly entering the space above the first radial skirt 13 after coming out from the barrel side wall inlet 43, and can form a rotational flow in the lower space, then pass through the first air passing hole 130 and enter the space above the first radial skirt 13, so that the air can flow away for a certain distance along the outer side surface of the first bucket body 11 to form a cyclone, and then enter the middle accommodating cavity 5 through the first air passing hole 130.
A windward channel 54 is provided below the closed region 133 of the first radial skirt 13, the windward channel 54 being located in the upper space of the primary dust collection chamber 52. A first protruding wing 14 and a second protruding wing 15 protruding in the radial direction are further disposed on the outer surface of the first bucket body 111, and the first protruding wing 14 and the second protruding wing 15 are correspondingly located below the closed region 133 and arranged in an L shape; said first projecting tabs 14 and said first radial skirt 13 are arranged substantially parallel to each other and do not need to extend too long as it is ensured that a cyclone guide is formed, for which purpose the extension of said first projecting tabs 14 in the circumferential direction substantially corresponds to the extension of said closed zone 133 in the circumferential direction; the second projecting fin 15 is arranged substantially perpendicular to the first radial skirt 13 and one end of the second projecting fin 15 is connected to the first radial skirt 13 and the other end is connected to the first projecting fin 14 so as to close one port of the windward path 54, and the second projecting fin 15 is used to force the air entering into the windward path 54 to rotate in one and the same direction. The five wall bodies of the first protruding wing 14, the second protruding wing 15, the closed region 133 of the first radial skirt 13, the outer wall of the first bucket body 11 and the bucket sidewall body 42 form the windward channel 54, and the outlet of the windward channel 54 is opened to the primary dust collecting cavity 52; the windward channel 54 is communicated with the barrel sidewall inlet 43, and the windward channel 54 is used for forming cyclone between the first bucket body 11 and the arc-shaped outer surface of the barrel sidewall body 42 to realize first-stage gas-dust separation, so that heavier or larger impurities are directly separated and sunk into a space outside the first bucket tail 12 and below the first radial skirt 13 and the windward channel 54, namely the lower space of the primary dust collecting cavity 52 before entering the first air passing hole 130. Secondly, the cyclone direction formed by the air forced by the second protruding wing 15 in the windward channel 54 is opposite to the cyclone direction formed by the air guided by the skirt-shaped air guiding blade 131 in the middle accommodating cavity 5, and the airflow in different flow directions can play a role in enhancing the separation of air and dust.
The second wind guide body 2 is detachably placed in the barrel content chamber 40, the axis of the second wind guide body 2 is approximately overlapped with or arranged in parallel with the axis of the first wind guide body 1, the second wind guide body 2 comprises a second main body 20, the second main body 20 also comprises a second bucket body 21 and a second bucket tail 22 connected below the second bucket body 21 in a roughly funnel shape, part of the second main body 20 is inserted into the first bucket body 11 and extends into the first bucket tail 12 even slightly, a first air guiding gap is formed between the second main body 20 and the first bucket body 11, the lower end of the second bucket tail 22 is closed, but a central air passing opening 23 communicated with a central channel 210 of the second bucket body 21 is arranged at a position between the second bucket body 21 and the second bucket tail 22 or on the side wall of the second bucket tail 22, and the central channel 210 forms a main air outlet channel of the air-dust separating device 400; the fine dust collecting chamber 51 is located not only at the lower portion of the inner receiving chamber 16, i.e. at the inner section of the first tail 12, but also in the space below the second tail 22. Thus, air flowing through the outside of the second bucket body 21 from top to bottom can enter the central passage 210 through the central air passing opening 23 without being pitched down into the fine dust collecting chamber 51 to agitate and lift dust particles collected in the fine dust collecting chamber 51. Even if a small amount of air is blown down into the fine dust collecting chamber 51 to lift up dust particles, the second bucket tail 22 with a closed lower end can block the lifted-up dust particles, and prevent the dust particles from being discharged into the central passage 210 along with the air in a large amount.
The second air guiding body 2 further includes a second radial skirt 24 protruding in the radial direction and provided on the second bucket body 21, and the second air guiding body 2 is inserted into the first air guiding body 1, so that the second radial skirt 24 is arranged above the first radial skirt 13. The annular screen 3 is arranged between the first radial skirt 13 and the second radial skirt 24 and is tightened by means of screws and studs 17, the studs 17 being provided on the first radial skirt 13. The combined use of the annular filter screen 3 and the stud 17 in turn positions the first wind guide body 1 and the second wind guide body 2. The annular screen 3, the first radial skirt 13, the second radial skirt 24 and the tub side wall 42 together form the intermediate receiving chamber 5, i.e., the intermediate receiving chamber 5 is provided between the annular screen 3 and the tub side wall 42. The first air passing holes 130 are communicated with the middle accommodating cavity 5, and the area of the air passing holes of the annular filter screen 3 is smaller than that of the first air passing holes 130; secondly, the annular filter screen 3 and the second body 21 have a second air guiding gap, and the second radial skirt 24 also serves to axially separate the barrel receiving cavity 40 and force air reaching the middle receiving cavity 5 above the first radial skirt 13 into the second air guiding gap and the first air guiding gap, and finally allow air to be discharged upwards from the central passage 210 of the second body 21, i.e. the main air outlet passage of the air-dust separating device 400, and therefore no air passing hole is formed in the second radial skirt 24. At the moment, the annular filter screen 3 is used for filtering smaller particle impurities to realize third-stage gas-dust separation. Further, a first mounting groove with an opening facing the second radial skirt edge 24 is formed in the first radial skirt edge 13, a second mounting groove with an opening facing the first radial skirt edge is formed in the second radial skirt edge 24, and the upper net edge and the lower net edge of the annular filter screen 3 are respectively arranged in the first mounting groove and the second mounting groove so as to stably mount the annular filter screen 3.
Furthermore, an air-guiding bucket body air-guiding blade 211 is disposed outside the second bucket body 21, an air-guiding bucket tail air-guiding blade 221 is disposed outside the second bucket tail 22, and a rotation diameter of a farthest outer end point of the upper bucket body air-guiding blade 211 is larger than a rotation diameter of a farthest outer end point of the lower bucket tail air-guiding blade 221 (the rotation diameter here is a mathematical concept, that is, it is assumed that rotation is not equal to that of the second air-guiding body 2 itself and rotation is required). The bucket body air guide blade 211 extends obliquely from top to bottom on the outer side surface of the second bucket body 21, and the windward side of the bucket body air guide blade 211 is perpendicular to the outer side surface of the second bucket body 21. The bucket tail air guide vane 221 arranged on the outer side of the second bucket tail 22 extends obliquely from top to bottom on the outer side surface of the second bucket tail 22, and the windward surface of the bucket tail air guide vane 221 is perpendicular to the outer side surface of the second bucket tail 22. The first air guiding gap and the second air guiding gap together form a secondary separation chamber 53, and the bucket body air guiding blade 211 is not only arranged in the first air guiding gap but also can be arranged in the second air guiding gap in an extending manner. In this way, the second bucket body 21 and the second bucket tail 22 become a two-stage cyclone mechanism which is arranged up and down in the secondary separation chamber 53, and forms a rotating airflow under the guidance of the cyclone mechanism, and the upper cyclone mechanism makes the rotating direction of the air opposite to the rotating direction of the lower cyclone mechanism. The bucket body wind-guiding blade 211 is that the last stage cyclone mechanism is used for forming whirlwind and realizing fourth level gas-dust separation, the bucket tail wind-guiding blade 221 is that the inferior stage cyclone mechanism is used for forming whirlwind and realizing fifth level gas-dust separation. The windward surface of the bucket air guide blade 211 provided on the outer side of the second bucket 21 is perpendicular to the outer side surface of the second bucket 21, and is also perpendicular to the axis. The windward side of the bucket tail wind guide blade 221 disposed on the outer side of the second bucket tail 22 is perpendicular to the outer side surface of the second bucket tail 221, and is also perpendicular to the axis. The inclination angles of the bucket body air guiding blades 211 and the bucket tail air guiding blades 221 are the same, but the air guiding direction (i.e. windward direction) of the bucket body air guiding blades 211 is opposite to the air guiding direction of the bucket tail air guiding blades 221, so that the rotation direction of air by the bucket body air guiding blades 211 is opposite to the cyclone direction of air by the bucket tail air guiding blades 221; in another embodiment with the same wind guiding direction, the effect of air-dust separation is reduced. In the embodiment with opposite wind guiding directions, the rotation direction of the airflow flowing through the bucket body wind guiding blade 211 and the rotation direction of the airflow flowing through the bucket tail wind guiding blade 221 form reverse flowing cyclones, so that different flowing-direction airflows in different space sections can achieve a better air-dust separation effect, wherein the windward sides of the bucket tail wind guiding blades 221 are arranged in opposite directions, the cyclone guided by the bucket body wind guiding blade 211 can be well stabilized, the airflow entering the lower space of the first bucket body 11 and the fine dust collecting cavity 51 is relatively stabilized, fine dust can be collected, and the secondary flying of the collected fine dust can be greatly reduced to enter the central channel 210 along with the airflow to be discharged. Further, the second bucket tail 22 and the bucket tail wind-guiding vane 221 extend downward in the first bucket body 11 to a boundary position between the first bucket body 111 and the first beam body 112. In this way, the position of the beam opening can be used to further reduce the downward blowing of air into the lower space of the fine dust collecting chamber 51 to agitate the collected fine dust.
Further, the air guide direction of the body air guide blades 211 is opposite to the air guide direction of the skirt air guide blades 131, so that the rotation direction of the air flow passing through the body air guide blades 211 is opposite to the direction of the cyclone formed by the air flow passing through the skirt air guide blades 131 in the middle housing chamber 5.
A filter cloth assembly 6 is further arranged above the outlet of the central channel 210, and the filter cloth assembly 6 comprises a corrugated filter cloth and a frame for fixing the filter cloth, wherein the filter cloth is used for filtering fine particles in the air. The filter cloth assembly 6 is used for filtering fine particles in air to realize the sixth-level gas-dust separation. Further, an upper annular rim 241 extending upward in the axial direction is provided on the second radial skirt 24, the filter cloth assembly 6 is disposed in the space defined by the upper annular rim 241, and the outlet of the central passage 210 is located in the inner region defined by the upper annular rim 241. The upper annular rim 241 is further provided with a positioning spigot 242, and the positioning spigot 242 serves as a jacking device for jacking up the filter cloth assembly 6. The filter cloth assembly 6 is arranged in the space defined by the upper annular rim 241 and placed on the positioning seam allowance 242, and the positioning seam allowance 242 is used for forming the diffusion gap H. The diffusion gap H is located between the lower surface of the filter cloth assembly 6 and the outlet of the central passage 210, and serves to uniformly diffuse the air coming out of the outlet of the central passage 210 to the entire lower surface of the filter cloth assembly 6, thereby not only improving the filtering efficiency but also reducing the wind resistance. Of course, in other embodiments, the jacking device 242 may also be a jacking cylinder or a jacking frame body disposed on the second radial skirt 24 and extending in the axial direction.
As shown in fig. 11 to 13, the power device 700 includes a power unit outer casing 7, a driving motor, a fan blade and a power unit air duct 71 accommodated in the power unit outer casing 7, wherein the fan blade is used for providing an outflow power for the air in the power unit air duct 71, an outlet of the central passage 210 is communicated with the power unit air duct 71, and the air sucked out from the central passage 210 passes through the filter cloth assembly 6 and then enters the power unit air duct 71. The axis of the power portion air duct 71 is substantially parallel to the axis of the central passage 210, but the air outlet direction of the power portion air duct 71 is arranged along a radial direction substantially perpendicular to the axis of the power portion air duct 71 or the central passage 210, that is, the air outlet direction of the power portion air duct 71 is substantially perpendicular to the axis of the power portion air duct 71, so that the air sucked out from the power portion air duct 71 does not directly face users, and the users are prevented from being injured by wind and dust.
The hand-held device 800 comprises an air transition connection 82, the transition duct 81 is arranged in the air transition connection 82 and the front end of the connecting duct 200 is connected to the air transition connection 82, the air transition connection 82 is located at the side of the air-dust separating device 400. The air transition connecting portion 82 is provided with a U-shaped cavity 820 with a U-shaped cross section, the U-shaped cavity 820 is provided with an open portion 821 facing the air-dust separating device 400, an embedded air guide box 83 is arranged in the U-shaped cavity 820, an inner cavity 830 of the embedded air guide box 83 forms part of the transition channel 81, the embedded air guide box 83 is provided with an air guide inlet 833 and an air guide outlet 832, the air guide inlet 833 is communicated with the connecting pipeline 200, the air guide outlet 832 is arranged on a box top wall 831 of the embedded air guide box 83, and the box top wall 831 is covered on the open portion 821 so that the air guide outlet 832 is communicated with the barrel side wall inlet 43. A sealing silicone 85 is provided between the tub side wall inlet 43 and the wind guide outlet 832 to prevent air leakage and to facilitate installation of the main housing 4. And valve plates 84 are further arranged in the embedded air guide box 83, and the valve plates 84 are used for preventing dust in the air-dust separation device from flowing back to the connecting pipeline. When the driving motor works, the valve plate 84 can be opened when air enters the inner cavity 830 of the embedded air guide box 83 from the connecting pipeline 200, and when the driving motor stops working, the valve plate 84 is in a closed state.
The hand-held device 800 further comprises a hand-held portion 86, the hand-held portion 86 is used for being held by a human hand, a button 861 for controlling the driving motor is detachably mounted on the hand-held portion 86, and a control wire connected with the button 861 is accommodated in the cavity 860 of the hand-held portion 86.
The hand-held device 800 further comprises a power receiving portion 87 arranged in front of and behind the grip portion 86, the power receiving portion 87 is connected with the grip portion 86 and the air transition connecting portion 82, the power receiving portion 87 is provided with a pair of electrodes, namely a pair of positive and negative electrodes, and a power supply component 871 is detachably connected with the pair of electrodes of the power receiving portion 87. The power receiving part 87 is in the shape of an open barrel cavity (i.e. a magazine) and protrudes from the air transition connection part 82 to extend outwards, and the power component 871 is inserted into the power receiving part 87 in the shape of a cartridge and locked. Specifically, as shown in fig. 14 and 15, the power supply module 871 includes a battery storage chamber 8711 having an opening portion and a battery chamber cover 8712 covering the opening portion, a positioning box 8715 is mounted on an inner side wall of the battery chamber cover 8712, a movable locking member 8713 movable in the left and right directions and a return spring 8714 pressed between the movable locking member 8713 and the positioning box 8715 are mounted in the positioning box 8715, and a positioning stopper 87111 is provided on the power supply receiving portion 87; the movable locking member 8713 can be latched to the positioning stopper 87111 through the cavity side wall of the battery storage cavity 8711 to lock the power supply component 871 in the power supply receiving portion 87. A control window 87120 is formed in the battery cavity cover 8712, a control handle 87131 is formed in the movable locking piece 8713, the control handle 87131 is exposed in the control window 87120, and the control handle 87131 is used for controlling the movement of the movable locking piece 8713. According to the technical scheme, the movable locking piece 8713 can be driven by the control handle 87131 to move to be separated from the positioning stop 87111, and the power supply component 871 is detached from the power supply receiving part 87. This not only facilitates the mounting of the power supply unit 871 but also makes it safe to use the power supply receiving portion 87 itself as a handle for one of the hand grips. One dry battery or a battery pack consisting of a plurality of dry batteries can be arranged in the battery storage cavity 8711. Next, the power receiving unit 87 further houses a charging circuit (not shown), and the counter electrode is electrically connected to an output port of the charging circuit.
The front end of the main housing 4 of the gas-dust separating device 400 is clamped on the air transition connecting part 82, and the rear end is clamped on the power part outer housing 7. Of course, in other embodiments, the main housing 4 of the gas-dust separating device 400 may also be screwed or clamped to the outer housing of the power unit.
The power receiving portion 87 and the air transition connecting portion 82 are integrally formed into a first fused body, the holding portion 86 and the power unit outer casing 7 are integrally formed into a second fused body, and the first fused body and the second fused body are of a detachable connection structure, that is, the two bodies are of separate independent component structures and can be connected together in a clamping manner and the like to form the hand-held device 800 as a whole. An illumination lamp (not shown) is also provided on the hand-held device 800, and is a spotlight having an outlet facing the dust pick-up unit 300. The illumination lamp can be rotated on the hand-held device 800 so that the orientation of the illumination lamp can be flexibly adjusted when the vacuum cleaner is used, and the user can be helped to pre-judge the lower cleaning point. Secondly can with the light sets up to the plug-in type, and will the light-emitting color of light sets up to the change type, and different users can change the light of different light colors in a flexible way so that achromatopsia, the use of weak personnel of look.
The multistage gas-dust separation method comprises the following steps: a first step of arranging a windward channel 54 in the upper space of the primary dust collecting chamber 52, making air firstly enter the windward channel 54 from the air inlet 43 and then enter the primary dust collecting chamber 52, guiding the air by means of the windward channel 54 to form a rotating wind in one direction and enter the upper space in the primary dust collecting chamber 52, and making the air firstly throw away heavier or larger impurities and deposit to the lower space of the primary dust collecting chamber to realize a first stage of air-dust separation when rotating and moving in the primary dust collecting chamber 52; secondly, allowing air to pass through the first air passing holes 130 and then continuously moving into the middle accommodating cavity 5, and further filtering out heavier or larger impurities and depositing the impurities in the lower space of the primary dust collecting cavity 52 by using the opportunity of passing through the first air passing holes 130 to realize secondary air-dust separation; thirdly, allowing air to pass through the annular filter screen 3 arranged between the middle containing cavity 5 and the secondary separating cavity 53 and then continuously moving into the secondary separating cavity 53, further filtering out smaller impurities by using the chance of passing through the annular filter screen 3 and depositing the smaller impurities to the bottom of the middle containing cavity 5 to realize third-stage gas-dust separation, and containing the filtered smaller impurities by using the middle containing cavity 5; secondly, when the air inlet is stopped, shaking the main shell 4 can also at least allow part of small impurities deposited at the bottom of the middle accommodating cavity 5 to pass through the first air passing hole 130 and then fall into the primary dust collecting cavity 52; fourthly, the air entering the secondary separation chamber 53 continues to advance in a rotating manner, and the air is further thrown off fine dust during the rotating movement and is deposited to the bottom of the secondary separation chamber 53, namely the fine dust collection chamber 51, so that gas-dust separation is realized; fifth, the air in the secondary separation chamber 53 is allowed to escape from the central passage 210. Therefore, dust can be effectively separated from air, dust accumulated on the filter cloth assembly 6 is reduced, and the service life of the filter cloth assembly 6 is effectively prolonged. Further, the central passage 210 extends into the secondary separation chamber 53, and air enters the central passage 210 from the middle or lower portion of the secondary separation chamber 53.

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1. The vacuum cleaner comprises a main shell and a second air guide body, wherein the main shell is in a barrel shape with an upper opening and is provided with a barrel bottom wall body, a barrel side wall body and a barrel inner containing cavity enclosed by the barrel bottom wall body and the barrel side wall body, the main shell is provided with an air inlet, and the second air guide body is arranged in the barrel inner containing cavity; the second air guide body is characterized by comprising a second radial skirt edge which protrudes in the radial direction, the second radial skirt edge is used for separating the barrel inner cavity in the axial direction, the air inlet is communicated with the barrel inner cavity below the second radial skirt edge, the second air guide body further comprises a central channel, the central channel is used for discharging air in the barrel inner cavity, a two-stage cyclone mechanism which is arranged up and down is arranged on the outer side surface of the second air guide body, and the air can form rotary airflow under the guidance of the cyclone mechanism; an upper annular edge extending upwards along the axial direction is further arranged on the second radial skirt, the central channel outlet is located in the area defined by the upper annular edge, a filter cloth assembly is further arranged above the central channel outlet and arranged in the space defined by the upper annular edge, and the filter cloth assembly is used for filtering fine particles in air.
2. A filter cloth structure as claimed in claim 1, wherein a diffusion gap is reserved between the lower surface of the filter cloth assembly and the outlet of the central passage, and the diffusion gap is used to uniformly diffuse the air sucked from the outlet of the central passage to the entire lower surface of the filter cloth assembly, thereby not only improving the filtering efficiency but also reducing the wind resistance.
3. A filter cloth structure as claimed in claim 2, wherein jacking means are also provided on the second radial skirt, the filter cloth assembly resting on the jacking means, the jacking means being for forming the diffusion gap.
4. A filter cloth construction according to claim 3, characterised in that the jacking means are axially extending jacking cylinders provided on the second radial skirt or locating spigots provided on the upper rim.
5. A vacuum cleaner incorporating a filter cloth construction according to any of claims 1 to 4, comprising the filter cloth construction, further comprising power means for generating suction power, hand gripping means for handling by a user; the power device comprises a power part outer shell, a driving motor, fan blades and a power part air channel, wherein the driving motor, the fan blades and the power part air channel are accommodated in the power part outer shell; and air sucked out of the central channel enters the power part air channel after passing through the filter cloth assembly.
6. The vacuum cleaner of claim 5, wherein the hand-held device includes a power receiving portion to which the power module is attached and a hand grip portion integrally formed as a second blend with the power housing.
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