CN220675892U - Surface cleaning apparatus - Google Patents

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CN220675892U
CN220675892U CN202320968877.4U CN202320968877U CN220675892U CN 220675892 U CN220675892 U CN 220675892U CN 202320968877 U CN202320968877 U CN 202320968877U CN 220675892 U CN220675892 U CN 220675892U
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甘江润
解永军
尤鹏宇
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Kingclean Electric Co Ltd
Lexy Electric Green Energy Technology Suzhou Co Ltd
Suzhou Kingclean Precision Machinery Co Ltd
Jiangsu Kingclean Intelligent Appliance Co Ltd
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The utility model discloses surface cleaning equipment, which comprises a machine body and a dust cup filtering device, wherein the machine body is provided with a motor assembly and a clean air outlet, and the clean air outlet is positioned at the air outlet side of the motor assembly; the dust cup filtering device comprises a first dust cup and a second dust cup, wherein a cyclone chamber is arranged in the first dust cup, the first dust cup is provided with a first air flow inlet communicated with the cyclone chamber, a dust collecting chamber is arranged in the second dust cup, and a dust guide structure allowing cyclone separated dust particles to enter the dust collecting chamber is arranged between the second dust cup and the first dust cup; the conducting port of the dust guide structure and the first airflow inlet are both positioned on the same side of the first dust cup in the axial direction and are close to each other. The surface cleaning device can solve the problem that the hair is wound and the suction force is weakened, and a good dust-gas separation effect is obtained.

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Surface cleaning apparatus
Technical Field
The utility model relates to the technical field of cleaning equipment, in particular to surface cleaning equipment.
Background
In order to perform full cyclone separation, the inlet and the outlet of the double-dust cup are arranged on different sides, and the vertical distance between the inlet and the outlet is increased to prolong the cyclone path, so that although full cyclone can be performed in the height direction of the whole dust cup, long, thin and soft dirt like hair is easy to wind on the cyclone net cover of the cyclone assembly after passing through a plurality of circles of cyclone, suction loss is increased, and cleaning is inconvenient to influence dirt collection.
Disclosure of Invention
Aiming at the defects of the prior art, the utility model aims to provide surface cleaning equipment which can solve the problem that the hair is wound to weaken the suction force.
The present disclosure provides a surface cleaning apparatus comprising:
the machine body is provided with a motor assembly and a clean air outlet, and the clean air outlet is positioned at the air outlet side of the motor assembly;
the dust cup filtering device comprises a first dust cup and a second dust cup, wherein a cyclone chamber is arranged in the first dust cup, the first dust cup is provided with a first air flow inlet communicated with the cyclone chamber, a dust collecting chamber is arranged in the second dust cup, and a dust guide structure allowing cyclone separated dust particles to enter the dust collecting chamber is arranged between the second dust cup and the first dust cup;
the conducting port of the dust guide structure and the first airflow inlet are both positioned on the same side of the first dust cup in the axial direction and are close to each other.
Preferably, there is at least a portion of the airflow along the airflow path, the actual distance of movement from the first airflow inlet to the through opening being less than or equal to the full circumferential distance of the at least a portion of the airflow along the airflow path.
Preferably, the conducting port is located at a position where the airflow from the first airflow inlet is less than one revolution in the cyclone chamber.
Preferably, the conducting port and the first air flow inlet are both positioned at the axial upper part of the first dust cup.
Preferably, the first airflow inlet is arranged at the upper part of the first dust cup, and the top edge of the conducting opening is not higher than 1/2 height position of the first airflow inlet.
Or preferably, the dust cup filtering device further comprises an air inlet channel, the air inlet channel is at least partially positioned above the second dust cup, and dust-carrying airflow entering the air inlet channel enters the cyclone chamber through the first airflow inlet in a tangential direction for dust-gas separation.
Preferably, the air inlet channel is tangential to the inner wall of the first dust cup.
Preferably, the air inlet channel bypasses the second dust cup and is connected with the first air flow inlet; or,
the air inlet channel penetrates through the upper part of the dust collection chamber and is connected with the first air flow inlet.
Preferably, the air inlet channel is inclined downwards towards the first air flow inlet; the inclination angle of the air inlet channel is reduced along with the increase of the height of the dust guiding structure.
Preferably, the first dust cup and the second dust cup are arranged side by side, and the second dust cup is arranged in front of the first dust cup.
Preferably, the first dust cup is provided with a first dust guiding opening, the second dust cup is provided with a second dust guiding opening, and the dust guiding structure is communicated with the first dust guiding opening and the second dust guiding opening.
Preferably, a common side wall is arranged between the first dust cup and the second dust cup, the first dust guiding opening and the second dust guiding opening are all arranged on the common side wall, and the first dust guiding opening and the second dust guiding opening are mutually overlapped to form a common dust guiding opening.
Preferably, the dust guiding structure comprises a dust guiding plate, one end of the dust guiding plate is arranged at the public dust guiding opening, and the other end of the dust guiding plate protrudes towards the dust collecting chamber.
Preferably, the dust guiding structure further comprises a spoiler, and the spoiler is arranged in the cyclone chamber and located in the downwind direction of the public dust guiding opening.
Preferably, the dust guiding structure further comprises a connecting plate, an outer frame of the connecting plate is fixed to the public dust guiding opening, the dust guiding plate is arranged along an inner frame of the connecting plate and protrudes towards an outer side face of the connecting plate, and the spoiler is connected with an inner side face of the connecting face.
Preferably, the dust guide plate is provided with an arched or N-shaped or O-shaped conducting port.
Preferably, the width dimension of the through hole is 1/3-3/4 of the diameter of the first dust cup.
Preferably, the height dimension of the through hole is 2/3-1 of the width dimension of the through hole.
Preferably, the spoiler protrudes from the inner wall of the first dust cup to the center of the first dust cup, and the protruding height of the spoiler is 1/5-1/10 of the diameter of the first dust cup.
Preferably, the height of the dust guide plate protruding from the connecting plate is 5 mm-10 mm.
Preferably, the dust cup filtering device further comprises a cyclone assembly, wherein the cyclone assembly is arranged in the cyclone chamber and is used for generating cyclone under the driving of the motor assembly so as to separate dust from air entering the cyclone chamber.
Preferably, the cyclone assembly comprises a third dust cup, a cyclone screen, a cyclone cone, an adjusting ring and a cyclone upper cover, wherein the third dust cup is vertically arranged in the cyclone chamber, the cyclone upper cover covers the top opening of the third dust cup, the cyclone screen surrounds the outer wall of the third dust cup, the upper end of the cyclone screen is connected with the cyclone upper cover, the lower end of the cyclone screen is connected with the third dust cup, the cyclone cone is arranged at the top opening of the third dust cup, the adjusting ring penetrates through the cyclone cone to enter the third dust cup, and the adjusting ring is communicated with an upper cover air outlet of the cyclone upper cover;
The air in the cyclone chamber enters the third dust cup through the cyclone net cover and the cyclone cone, secondary cyclone separation is carried out in the third dust cup, dust particles separated by the secondary cyclone separation are deposited at the lower part of the third dust cup, and the air separated by the secondary cyclone separation flows to the air outlet of the upper cover through the adjusting ring.
Preferably, a second airflow inlet is arranged between the cyclone mesh enclosure and the cyclone cone, and the second airflow inlet allows air separated by cyclone in the cyclone chamber to enter the third dust cup.
Preferably, a through hole is formed in the middle of the cyclone cone, the air outlet of the upper cover is connected with the upper end opening of the adjusting ring at the through hole, and a third air flow inlet is formed in one side, away from the cyclone cone, of the adjusting ring.
Preferably, the third air flow inlet is a hole arranged on the side wall of the adjusting ring.
Preferably, the third dust cup is internally provided with a separation space and a dust collection space, the separation space is close to the cyclone upper cover, the dust collection space is close to the bottom of the first dust cup, and the cyclone mesh enclosure surrounds the separation space.
Preferably, the dust guiding structure is not lower than the separation space.
Preferably, the machine body comprises an air inlet filtering structure arranged on the air inlet side of the motor assembly, the air inlet filtering structure comprises an air inlet sponge and an air inlet filtering piece, an inlet of the air inlet filtering piece is communicated with the air outlet of the upper cover, an outlet of the air inlet filtering piece is communicated with the air inlet of the motor assembly, and the air inlet sponge is arranged between an outlet of the air inlet filtering piece and the air inlet of the motor assembly.
Preferably, the cyclone cone does not exceed the air inlet channel in height.
Preferably, the air inlet filtering structure is arranged above the cyclone assembly, and the motor assembly and the air inlet filtering structure are arranged side by side.
Preferably, the air inlet filtering structure is arranged at a position above the cyclone assembly and deviated to the second dust cup, and the air inlet side of the motor assembly is at least partially positioned above the first dust cup.
Preferably, the dust guide structure is located at 1/4-3/4 of the second dust cup in height.
Preferably, the dust cup filtering device further comprises a suction port cover plate, the suction port cover plate is connected with the second dust cup and the outer wall of the air inlet channel, and an air suction channel in the suction port cover plate penetrates through the air inlet channel.
Preferably, the air suction channel is communicated with the air inlet channel and is arranged at the front part of the second dust cup, and the air inlet channel is arranged at the top of the second dust cup and occupies the upper space of the second dust cup beside the top of the second dust cup.
Preferably, the machine body comprises an air outlet filtering structure arranged on the air outlet side of the motor assembly, and the air outlet filtering structure is a HEPA arranged between the air outlet of the motor assembly and the clean air outlet.
Preferably, the machine body further comprises a handle and a battery pack, wherein the battery pack and the handle are arranged below the motor assembly and are positioned on one side of the first dust cup away from the second dust cup, the handle is positioned between the battery pack and the motor assembly, and the battery pack is detachably connected to the lower end of the handle; the battery pack is configured to tilt downward from the handle to the first dirt cup.
By implementing the scheme, the method has the following beneficial effects:
different with the scheme of increasing the space distance between dirt cup import and the dirt cup export among the prior art, this public dust guide structure's switch-on mouth and first air current import all are located first dirt cup axial upper portion, and first air current import sets up very near with the switch-on mouth promptly, can make the hair not just get into the integrated chamber in cyclone room many times whirlwind filtration, prevent the condition that many times whirlwind caused the hair twine on cyclone unit, in addition, insufficient whirlwind separation and the dust that falls in cyclone room also can be raised along with incessant whirlwind and reentrant dust collection room, can obtain better dirt gas separation effect.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic view of the structure of a main body of a surface cleaning apparatus provided in an embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 2 is a schematic perspective view of a dust cup filter device according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of a dirt cup filter apparatus provided in an embodiment of the utility model;
FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of a dirt cup filter apparatus provided in an embodiment of the utility model;
FIG. 5 is a top view of a dirt cup filter apparatus provided in an embodiment of the utility model;
FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of a dust guiding structure according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of a dust guiding structure according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view of a dirt cup filter apparatus provided in an embodiment of the utility model;
FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view of the top of a dirt cup filter apparatus provided in an embodiment of the utility model;
FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view of another dirt cup filter apparatus provided in accordance with an embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 11 is a schematic view of another dust guiding structure of the dirt cup filter apparatus of FIG. 10.
In the figure:
100 machine body, 101 air inlet cover, 102 air inlet sponge, 103 air inlet filter element, 104 clean air outlet, 105 air outlet filter structure, 106 air inlet filter element inlet, 107 air inlet filter element outlet, 108 handle, 109 battery pack,
200 motor components, 201 motor brackets, 202 air outlet covers, 203 motors,
a 300-dust cup filter device,
301 first dust cup, 302 second dust cup, 303 air inlet channel, 304 cyclone chamber, 305 dust collecting chamber, 306 first air inlet, 307 common dust guide port, 308 suction cover plate, 309 suction channel, 310 common side wall, 311 top edge, 312 bottom edge, 313 through hole,
320 dust guiding structure, 321 dust guiding plate, 322 spoiler, 323 connecting plate, 324 conducting port, 325 inner frame, 326 outer frame, 327 groove,
340 cyclone components, 341 third dust cups, 342 cyclone net covers, 343 cyclone cones, 344 adjusting rings, 345 cyclone upper covers, 346 upper cover air outlets, 347 second airflow inlets, 348 third airflow inlets, 349 separation spaces, 350 dust collecting spaces and 351 upper openings.
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For the purpose of making the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the embodiments of the present utility model more apparent, the technical solutions of the embodiments of the present utility model will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings in the embodiments of the present utility model, and it is apparent that the described embodiments are some embodiments of the present utility model, but not all embodiments of the present utility model. The components of the embodiments of the present utility model generally described and illustrated in the figures herein may be arranged and designed in a wide variety of different configurations.
Thus, the following detailed description of the embodiments of the utility model, as presented in the figures, is not intended to limit the scope of the utility model, as claimed, but is merely representative of selected embodiments of the utility model. All other embodiments, which can be made by those skilled in the art based on the embodiments of the utility model without making any inventive effort, are intended to be within the scope of the utility model.
It should be noted that: like reference numerals and letters denote like items in the following figures, and thus once an item is defined in one figure, no further definition or explanation thereof is necessary in the following figures.
In the description of the present utility model, it should be noted that, directions or positional relationships indicated by terms such as "upper", "lower", "left", "right", "vertical", "horizontal", "inner", "outer", etc., are directions or positional relationships based on those shown in the drawings, or are directions or positional relationships conventionally put in use of the inventive product, are merely for convenience of describing the present utility model and simplifying the description, and are not indicative or implying that the apparatus or element to be referred to must have a specific direction, be configured and operated in a specific direction, and thus should not be construed as limiting the present utility model. Furthermore, the terms "first," "second," "third," and the like are used merely to distinguish between descriptions and should not be construed as indicating or implying relative importance. In the description of the present utility model, unless otherwise indicated, the meaning of "a plurality" is two or more.
In the description of the present utility model, it should also be noted that, unless explicitly specified and limited otherwise, the terms "disposed", "connected" and "connected" are to be construed broadly, and may be, for example, fixedly connected, detachably connected or integrally connected; either mechanically or electrically. The specific meaning of the above terms in the present utility model will be understood in specific cases by those of ordinary skill in the art.
In the present utility model, unless expressly stated or limited otherwise, a first feature "above" or "below" a second feature may include both the first and second features being in direct contact, as well as the first and second features not being in direct contact but being in contact with each other through additional features therebetween. Moreover, a first feature being "above," "over" and "on" a second feature includes the first feature being directly above and obliquely above the second feature, or simply indicating that the first feature is higher in level than the second feature. The first feature being "under", "below" and "beneath" the second feature includes the first feature being directly under and obliquely below the second feature, or simply means that the first feature is less level than the second feature.
Embodiments of the present utility model are described in detail below, examples of which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings, wherein like or similar reference numerals refer to like or similar elements or elements having like or similar functions throughout. The embodiments described below by referring to the drawings are illustrative only and are not to be construed as limiting the utility model.
The present disclosure provides a surface cleaning apparatus for sucking dirt on a surface of an object by suction, and then separating the dirt to remain in the apparatus, and discharging separated clean air, thereby achieving the purpose of cleaning the surface of the object.
The surface cleaning apparatus of the present disclosure comprises a machine body 100 and a dust cup filter device 300, wherein the machine body 100 is provided with a motor assembly 200 and a clean air outlet 104, the clean air outlet 104 being located at the air outlet side of the motor assembly 200, the dust cup filter device 300 being attached to the machine body 100 and being located at the air inlet side of the motor assembly 200. The dust cup filter 300 comprises a first dust cup 301, a second dust cup 302, a cyclone assembly 340 and an air inlet channel 303; the first dust cup 301 is internally provided with a cyclone chamber 304, and the air inlet channel 303 is communicated with the top of the cyclone chamber 304 and is used for allowing external air to enter the cyclone chamber 304; the cyclone assembly 340 is disposed in the cyclone chamber 304, and is configured to generate a cyclone by driving the motor assembly 200 so as to separate dust from air entering the cyclone chamber 304; the second dust cup 302 has a dust collecting chamber 305 therein, and a dust guiding structure 320 for allowing the cyclone dust particles to enter the dust collecting chamber 305 is disposed between the second dust cup 302 and the first dust cup 301. The present disclosure adopts a dual-dust-cup design, so that dust particles in an air flow enter a dust collecting chamber 305 of a second dust cup 302 through a dust guiding structure 320 in a cyclone separation process of the cyclone chamber 304, more cyclone separation spaces are reserved for a first dust cup 301, resistance of the dust particles in the cyclone separation spaces to the air flow is reduced, cyclone separation effect is improved, dust particles entering a filtering component downstream of the air flow are reduced, and suction loss is reduced. In addition, the air inlet channel 303 is communicated with the top of the cyclone chamber 304, and the motor assembly 200 is close to the top of the cyclone chamber 304, so that the airflow path is positioned at the upper part of the first dust cup 301 and close to the motor, the airflow path is shortened, and the suction loss is further reduced.
In the present disclosure, a first airflow inlet 306 communicating with a cyclone chamber 304 is provided on a first dust cup 301, an air inlet channel 303 is at least partially located above a second dust cup 302, and a dust-laden airflow entering the air inlet channel 303 enters the cyclone chamber 304 through the first airflow inlet 306 in a tangential direction for dust-gas separation.
Wherein the air inlet channel 303 is at least partially located above the second dust cup 302, optionally, the air inlet channel 303 bypasses the second dust cup 302 and is connected with the first air flow inlet 306; alternatively, the air inlet passage 303 passes through an upper portion of the dust collection chamber 305 to be connected to the first air flow inlet 306. Further alternatively, the air inlet channel 303 bypasses partly the second dirt cup 302 and partly passes through the upper part of the dirt collection chamber 305 to be connected to the first air flow inlet 306.
Wherein the tangential entry of the airflow into the cyclone chamber 304 means that the airflow enters the cyclone chamber 304 in a direction tangential to the inner wall of the first dirt cup 301. In particular, the air inlet channel 303 has an extension in the tangential direction of the inner wall of the first dirt cup 301 at the first air flow inlet 306, the extension being located on the side of the air inlet channel 303 adjacent to the cyclone chamber 304. Further, the extension section occupies more than one third of the length of the air inlet channel 303, or the air inlet channel 303 may extend along the tangential direction of the inner wall of the first dust cup 301 at the first airflow inlet 306 along the whole length. In this structure, the airflow enters tangentially and is guided to the space between the cyclone assembly 340 and the inner wall of the first dirt cup, the airflow is not blocked by the cyclone assembly 340 at the beginning of entering the cyclone chamber, which is conducive to the formation of cyclone airflow, and the hair and dust in the airflow are not attached to the cyclone assembly 340, which ensures the smoothness of the airflow at the inlet. In addition, the air inlet channel 303 is at least partially arranged above the second dust cup 302, so that space occupation is reduced.
The conducting opening 324 of the dust guiding structure 320 and the first airflow inlet 306 are arranged close to each other, and the conducting opening 324 and the first airflow inlet 306 are located on the same side of the first dust cup 301 in the axial direction. Preferably, the through opening 324 and the first airflow inlet 306 are both located axially above the first dirt cup 301. There is at least a portion of the airflow along the airflow path, and the actual distance of movement from the first airflow inlet 306 to the through opening 324 is less than or equal to the full circumferential distance of the at least a portion of the airflow along the airflow path. Wherein the through opening 324 is located at a position where the airflow from the first airflow inlet 306 is less than one revolution in the cyclone chamber 304. The airflow flows in the space between the inner wall of the first dust cup 301 and the cyclone assembly 340, one cyclone circle refers to that the airflow winds around the inner wall of the first dust cup or the cyclone assembly, and the cyclone is not enough that the first airflow inlet 306 and the conducting port 324 are arranged on the same circle of the cyclone path, and the airflow flows out from the conducting port 324 after entering the cyclone chamber 304 from the first airflow inlet 306 and winding around the inner wall of the first dust cup 301 or the cyclone assembly 340 for less than one circle. The conducting port 324 can be arranged at 1/4 or 1/2 or 3/4 of the circle of the cyclone by taking the first air flow inlet 306 as a starting point, and can also be arranged at any position with less than the circle of the cyclone. Unlike prior art schemes in which the cyclone separation effect is improved by increasing the spatial distance between the inlet and outlet of the dust cup, the present disclosure provides the first airflow inlet 306 and the conduit 324 in close proximity, which enables hair to enter the dust chamber 305 without multiple cyclone filtration in the cyclone chamber, preventing the hair from being entangled on the cyclone assembly 340 due to multiple cyclone filtration, and in addition, dust falling in the cyclone chamber 304 due to insufficient cyclone separation is lifted up and re-enters the dust chamber 305 with the continued cyclone. Compared with the scheme of increasing the space distance between the dust cup inlet and the dust cup outlet in the prior art, the cyclone assembly 340 can reduce and avoid the winding of hair, reduce the blocking risk of the filtering piece and can obtain better dust-gas separation effect.
The cyclone assembly 340 comprises a third dust cup 341, a cyclone screen 342, a cyclone cone 343, an adjusting ring 344 and a cyclone upper cover 345, wherein the third dust cup 341 is vertically arranged in the cyclone chamber 304, the cyclone upper cover 345 covers the top opening of the third dust cup 341, the cyclone screen 342 surrounds the outer wall of the third dust cup 341, the upper end of the cyclone screen 342 is connected with the cyclone upper cover 345, the lower end of the cyclone screen 342 is connected with the third dust cup 341, the cyclone cone 343 is arranged at the top opening of the third dust cup 341, the adjusting ring 344 penetrates through the cyclone cone 343 to enter the third dust cup 341, and the adjusting ring 344 is communicated with an upper cover air outlet 346 of the cyclone upper cover 345.
Specifically, a second airflow inlet 347 is disposed between the cyclone screen 342 and the cyclone cone 343, and the second airflow inlet 347 allows air separated from the air in the cyclone chamber 304 to enter the third dust cup 341. The middle part of the cyclone cone 343 is provided with a through hole, the upper cover air outlet 346 is connected with the upper end opening 351 of the adjusting ring 344 at the through hole, and a third air flow inlet 348 is arranged on one side of the adjusting ring 344 away from the cyclone cone 343. As shown in fig. 3, the third air inlet 348 is a plurality of holes formed in the sidewall of the adjusting collar 344. The third dust cup 341 has a separation space 349 and a dust collecting space 350 inside, the separation space 349 is close to the cyclone upper cover 345, the dust collecting space 350 is close to the bottom of the first dust cup 301, and the cyclone screen 342 surrounds the separation space 349. Wherein the separation space 349 and the dust collecting space 350 are substantially cylindrical, the diameter of the dust collecting space 350 is smaller than that of the separation space 349, and a transition portion of the separation space 349 and the dust collecting space 350 is an arc surface so as to guide dust particles to fall into the dust collecting space 350 from the separation space 349 while preventing cyclone generated in the upper separation space 349 from agitating dust particles collected in the lower dust collecting space 350.
The motor assembly 200 operates to cause the separation space 349 of the third dust cup 341 and the cyclone chamber 304 of the first dust cup 301 to generate cyclone force, the air inlet channel 303 generates suction force, external air flows from the air inlet channel 303 into the first dust cup 301, primary dust-air separation is performed in the cyclone chamber 304, dust particles after the primary dust-air separation enter the dust collection chamber of the second dust cup 302 through the dust guide structure 320, air after the primary dust-air separation enters the third dust cup 341 through the cyclone screen 342, the second air flow inlet 347 and the cyclone cone 343, secondary cyclone separation is performed in the separation space 349, the dust particles after the secondary cyclone separation fall into the dust collection space 350 at the bottom of the third dust cup 341, and the air after the secondary cyclone separation enters the upper cover air outlet 346 through the third air flow inlet 348 and the upper end opening 351 on the adjusting ring 344, and then enters the motor assembly 200. As shown in fig. 4, the solid arrows in the figure indicate the flow direction of the air flow, and the broken arrows indicate the flow direction of the dust particles.
The first dust cup 301 is arranged adjacent to the second dust cup 302, the first dust cup 301 is provided with a first dust guiding opening, the second dust cup 302 is provided with a second dust guiding opening, and the dust guiding structure 320 is communicated with the first dust guiding opening and the second dust guiding opening. In one possible implementation manner, a common side wall 310 is disposed between the first dust cup 301 and the second dust cup 302, the first dust guiding opening and the second dust guiding opening are both disposed on the common side wall 310, and the first dust guiding opening and the second dust guiding opening are mutually overlapped to form a common dust guiding opening 307, and the common dust guiding opening 307 is located in the middle of the common side wall 310. The first dust cup 301 and the second dust cup 302 may be integrally formed or separately formed and then integrally connected. When the first dust cup 301 and the second dust cup 302 are integrally formed, the common side wall 310 and the common dust guide opening 307 are formed, so that the design simplifies the manufacturing process and has high production efficiency.
In one possible implementation, the common sidewall 310 may also be mounted between the first dirt cup 301 and the second dirt cup 302 after being formed, at least in part, as a separate component. As shown in fig. 10, a through hole 313 is provided at the connection between the first dust cup 301 and the second dust cup 302, the through hole 313 penetrates at least through the middle regions of the first dust cup and the second dust cup in the vertical direction, the common side wall 310 can be assembled at the through hole 313 to form a wall shared by the first dust cup and the second dust cup, the common side wall 310 is provided with a common dust guiding opening 307, and the common dust guiding opening 307 is located at the middle region of the first dust cup 301 and the second dust cup 302 in the vertical direction.
The air flow rotates anticlockwise or clockwise in the first dust cup 301, dust particles in the air flow are pushed outwards by the generated centrifugal force, so that the dust particles move along the inner wall of the first dust cup 301 and enter the second dust cup 302 along the dust guide structure 320 at the position of moving to the public dust guide opening 307, effective separation of the dust particles and the air is achieved, and experiments prove that dust particles remained in the first dust cup 301 can enter the second dust cup 302 under the driving of cyclone air flow. Since the dust particles enter the second dirt cup 302 for the most part, not only is the cyclone chamber 304 in the first dirt cup 301 ensured to be large enough, the resistance of the dust particles in the cyclone chamber 304 to the air flow is reduced, but also the dust particles entering the filter element downstream of the air flow are reduced, and the suction loss is greatly reduced.
As shown in fig. 8 and 9, a first air inlet 306 is provided at an upper portion of the first dust cup 301, and the air inlet passage 303 is connected to the first air inlet 306 through an upper portion of the dust collecting chamber 305. The common dust guide 307 is located in the middle of the common side wall 310, specifically, the common dust guide 307 is located between the first airflow inlet 306 and the bottom of the first dust cup 301. In one possible implementation, the first airflow inlet 306 may be provided at the top of the common side wall 310, and the common dust guide 307 may be provided at the middle of the common side wall 310. The external airflow enters the cyclone chamber 304 from the first airflow inlet 306 at the upper part of the first dust cup 301, primary cyclone separation is performed in the cyclone chamber 304, and dust particles after primary cyclone separation enter the dust collecting chamber of the second dust cup 302 from the public dust guide 307 at the middle part.
The present structural design allows the entire airflow path to be located in the middle of the dirt cup filter 300, which is closer to the motor assembly 200 than the lower inlet air, shortening the airflow path length and reducing the suction loss. The dust particle outlet is arranged in the middle section of the dust cup filtering device 300, the dust particle outlet is arranged at the bottom of the cyclone chamber 304 to prevent the dust particles from whirling, the dust particle outlet is arranged at the top of the cyclone chamber 304 to prevent heavier dust particles from falling off from the first dust cup 301 and failing to enter the second dust cup 302, so that the dust particles can be more effectively collected, more space is further reserved for the cyclone chamber 304, cyclone effect is improved, and suction loss is reduced.
The present disclosure also improves space utilization through the rational layout of the first dirt cup 301 and the second dirt cup 302. In the structure shown in fig. 3, the first dust cup 301 and the second dust cup 302 are arranged side by side, the second dust cup 302 is arranged at the front part of the first dust cup 301, and the air inlet channel 303 overlaps with part of the space at the upper part of the second dust cup 302, so that the transverse space of the dust cup filtering device 300 is saved. The first air inlet 306 is formed at the top of the first dust cup 301, so that the air inlet channel 303 is located at the upper parts of the first dust cup 301 and the second dust cup 302, and dust particles are generally accumulated at the lower part of the dust cup filtering device 300, so that space conflict between the air inlet channel 303 and the dust storage area does not exist, and the longitudinal space of the dust cup filtering device 300 is saved.
In one possible implementation, the air inlet channel 303 is arranged obliquely, as shown in fig. 9, the air inlet channel 303 is inclined downwards towards the first airflow inlet 306, and the air inlet channel 303 is tangential to the inner wall of the first dust cup 301. The air inlet channel 303 is designed to incline downwards from the inlet to the outlet, and plays a role in guiding dust particles to enter, so that the dust particles just entering the dust cup filtering device 300 enter the first dust cup 301 obliquely downwards, are more beneficial to fully cyclone separation of the dust particles in the first dust cup 301, reach the public dust guide opening 307 after undergoing primary cyclone separation, and are further collected in the second dust cup 302. The inclination angle of the air inlet channel 303 is selected according to the specific position of the common dust guiding opening 307 on the common side wall 310, and the magnitude of the inclination angle is reduced along with the increase of the height of the common dust guiding opening 307 on the common side wall 310. It will be appreciated that the angle of inclination of the air inlet channel 303 decreases as the height of the dust guide 320 increases. The air inlet channel 303 is tangential to the inner wall of the first dust cup 301, and the air inlet channel 303 and the cup wall of the first dust cup 301 form tangential air inlet, so that the cyclone effect is further improved.
Referring to fig. 2-3, the dust cup filtering apparatus 300 further includes a suction cover 308, the suction cover 308 connects the second dust cup 302 and the outer wall of the air inlet 303, and an air suction channel 309 in the suction cover 308 penetrates the air inlet 303. The mouthpiece cover 308 may be used to connect the cleaner's suction hose to the air intake channel 303.
In one possible implementation, the dust guiding structure 320 includes a dust guiding plate 321, one end of the dust guiding plate 321 is disposed at the common dust guiding opening 307, and the other end of the dust guiding plate 321 protrudes toward the dust collecting chamber 305. The dust guide plate 321 forms an arch-shaped or N-shaped or O-shaped through hole 324. The width dimension of the through hole 324 is 1/3 to 3/4 of the diameter of the first dust cup 301, alternatively, in an embodiment, the width dimension of the through hole 324 is 1/2 of the diameter of the first dust cup 301. The height of the through hole 324 is 2/3 to 1 of the width thereof. The dust guide plate 321 is used for guiding dust particles carried to the public dust guide opening 307 through cyclone to enter the dust collection chamber 305, the dust guide plate 321 is arranged to protrude towards the dust collection chamber 305, and the dust particles are guided to enter the dust collection chamber 304, so that dust particles can be prevented from being accumulated on the surface, close to the public side wall 310, of the dust collection chamber 305, and can be prevented from bouncing back after impacting the inner wall of the second dust cup 302, and then passing through the public dust guide opening 307 again to return to the first dust cup 301.
Referring to fig. 8 and 10, the through opening 324 and the first air inlet 306 are located on the same axial side of the first dust cup 301 and are close to each other. The top edge 311 of the conducting opening 324 is not higher than 1/2 of the height of the first airflow inlet 306, and the conducting opening 324 is close to the first airflow inlet 306, so that the airflow can flow out of the conducting opening 324 when the cyclone is less than one circle, and hair in the airflow is discharged in time, and the hair is prevented from winding the cyclone assembly. The dust guide structure 320 is not lower than the separation space 349, and in particular, alternatively, the bottom edge 312 of the through hole 324 is not lower than the lower end of the separation space 349, which can reduce turbulence and noise of the air flow entering the second dust cup 302 at the common dust guide hole 307, and better achieve dust-air separation.
In one possible implementation, the dust guiding structure 320 further includes a spoiler 322, where the spoiler 322 is disposed in the cyclone chamber 304 and is located downwind of the common dust guiding opening 307. The spoiler 322 protrudes from the inner wall of the first dust cup 301 toward the center of the first dust cup 301, and the protruding height of the spoiler 322 is 1/5 to 1/10 of the diameter of the first dust cup 301, optionally, the protruding height of the spoiler 322 is 5.2mm. The airflow rotates clockwise or anticlockwise in the cyclone chamber 304, the spoiler 322 is arranged in the downwind direction of the public dust guide opening 307, namely, the airflow firstly passes through the public dust guide opening 307 and then passes through the spoiler 322, when passing through the public dust guide opening 307, part of dust particles can enter the dust collection chamber through the public dust guide opening 307, part of dust particles continue to rotate along with the cyclone, and during the period, the dust particles meet the spoiler 322 to be blocked, and the dust particles are rebounded to the public dust guide opening 307 and then enter the dust collection chamber through the public dust guide opening 307.
Fig. 6 and 7 show a specific structure of the dust guiding structure 320, please refer to fig. 6 and 7, the dust guiding structure 320 includes a dust guiding plate 321, a spoiler 322 and a connecting plate 323, an outer frame 326 of the connecting plate 323 is provided with a groove 327, the dust guiding plate 321 is disposed along an inner frame 325 of the connecting plate 323 and protrudes towards an outer side of the connecting plate 323, the height of the dust guiding plate 321 protruding from the connecting plate 323 is 5 mm-10 mm, and the spoiler 322 is connected with the inner side of the connecting plate 323. The dust guiding structure 320 may be integrally formed. The connecting plate 323 is clamped and fixed at the public dust guide opening 307 of the public side wall 310 through the groove 327, the spoiler 322 is positioned in the cyclone chamber 304, and the dust guide plate 321 is positioned in the dust collection chamber 305.
Fig. 11 shows another specific structure of the dust guiding structure 320, the dust guiding plate 321 of the dust guiding structure 320 is O-shaped, and the dust guiding structure 320 is integrally formed with at least part of the common side wall 310. The dust guide plate 321 is a projection provided along the edge of the common dust guide opening 307, and when the common side wall 310 is installed between the first dust cup 301 and the second dust cup 302, the dust guide plate 321 protrudes toward the dust collection chamber 305 of the second dust cup 302.
The machine body 100 comprises an air inlet filtering structure arranged on the air inlet side of the motor assembly 200, the air inlet filtering structure comprises an air inlet sponge 102 and an air inlet filtering piece 103, an inlet 106 of the air inlet filtering piece is communicated with an air outlet 346 of the upper cover, an outlet 107 of the air inlet filtering piece is communicated with an air inlet of the motor assembly 200, and the air inlet sponge 102 is arranged between the outlet 107 of the air inlet filtering piece and the air inlet of the motor assembly 200. Referring to fig. 1, the air inlet filter 103 has a cylindrical structure, the inlet 106 of the air inlet filter is an opening at the lower end of the cylindrical structure, and the outlet 107 of the air inlet filter is a plurality of holes formed in the sidewall of the cylindrical structure. The outlet 107 of the air inlet filter element may be an opening of another shape. The inlet 106 of the air inlet filter element is in butt joint with the air outlet 346 of the upper cover, and the air inlet sponge 102 wraps the side wall of the air inlet filter element 103. In one possible implementation, the air intake sponge 102 is made of polyether sponge and/or polyester sponge. Specifically, the air intake sponge 102 can be made of polyether sponge 60PPI or polyester sponge 60PPI, and through experiments, the material is not easy to be blocked after dust collection, so that the suction resistance is not increased due to the adsorption of dust particles in the use process, and the suction force of the cleaner is not reduced.
The motor assembly 200 comprises a motor cover, a motor support 201 and a motor 203, wherein the motor cover comprises an air inlet cover 101 and an air outlet cover 202, the air inlet cover 101 is arranged on the air inlet side of the motor 203, the motor support 201 is used for supporting the motor 203, and the air outlet cover 202 is arranged on the air outlet side of the motor 203. The air inlet filter structure is arranged in the air inlet cover 101. The air intake filtering structure is located above the cyclone assembly 340, and the motor assembly 200 and the air intake filtering structure are arranged side by side. After the air flow is separated by cyclone in the dust cup filter 300 for two times, the air flow immediately enters the motor 203 through the air inlet filter structure, so that the air flow path is shortened, the suction loss can be reduced, and the dust cup filter has the advantages of compact structure and small occupied space.
In one possible implementation, the machine body 100 further includes an air-out filter structure 105 disposed on an air-out side of the motor assembly 200. Specifically, the air outlet filtering structure 105 may be a hepa disposed between the air outlet of the motor assembly 200 and the clean air outlet 104. Referring to fig. 1, the air outlet cover 202 protrudes away from the air inlet cover 101, and the hepa surrounds the protruding portion of the air outlet cover 202, so that the contact area between the air flow and the hepa can be increased, and the cleanliness of the air discharged through the clean air outlet 104 can be improved.
Referring to fig. 10, when the motor assembly 200 is operated, the dust particles mixed with the external air enter the first dust cup 301 through the suction cover 308, are whirlwind in the first air channel formed by the first dust cup 301 and the cyclone screen 342, so as to realize the most dust-air separation, and in the first cyclone separation process, the dust particles enter the second dust cup 302 through the dust guiding structure 320. The primarily separated dust gas realizes a secondary cyclone through the cyclone screen 342, the cyclone cone 343 and the adjusting ring 344, and dust particles fall down to the dust collecting space 350 at the bottom of the third dust cup 341. The secondary filtered dust and air passes through the adjusting ring 344 and the cyclone upper cover 345, and is separated by the air inlet filter 103, and little dust particles are left, and are completely absorbed by the air inlet sponge 102, and then enter the motor assembly 200. Further, the cleanliness of the exhaust gas is improved by further filtering the exhaust gas through the hepa filter on the air outlet side of the motor assembly 200.
In this embodiment, the first dust cup 301 and the second dust cup 302 are arranged side by side, the air inlet channel 303 is arranged at the top of the second dust cup 302 and laterally occupies the upper space of the second dust cup 302, the air inlet filtering structure is arranged above the cyclone assembly 340 in the first dust cup 301 and is close to the second dust cup 302, and the air inlet side of the motor assembly 200 is directly abutted to the air inlet filtering structure. Under the suction force generated by the motor assembly 200, external airflow enters the cyclone assembly 340 from the air inlet channel 303 to perform first cyclone separation, dust and dirt after the first cyclone separation is collected into the second dust cup 302, the airflow continues to perform second cyclone separation in the cyclone assembly 340, the separated dust and dirt is collected into the dust collecting space 350 of the first dust cup 301, and the airflow after the second cyclone directly enters the air inlet filtering structure upwards to be filtered again and then is discharged through the motor assembly 200. The structural positions are reasonably distributed, so that the flow path of air flow from the air inlet channel 303 to the motor assembly 200 is shortened, the suction loss of equipment is reduced, and the volume of the equipment is also reduced.
The first dust cup 301 and the second dust cup 302 are arranged side by side, specifically, the second dust cup 302 is arranged side by side at the front part of the first dust cup 301, the air suction channel 309 is communicated with the air inlet channel 303 and is arranged at the front part of the second dust cup 302, the air inlet channel 303 penetrates through the upper space of the second dust cup 302, the dust guide structure 320 between the first dust cup 301 and the second dust cup 302 is positioned at the position of 1/4-3/4 of the second dust cup 302 in height and is not higher than the air inlet channel 303, the arrangement of the air inlet channel 303 does not influence the dust collecting function of the second dust cup 302, and the upper space of the second dust cup 302 can be fully utilized, so that the volume of the device is reduced.
The air inlet channel 303 is arranged at the upper part of the second dust cup 302 and is directly communicated with the cyclone component 340 of the first dust cup 301, the cyclone cone 343 does not exceed the air inlet channel 303 in height, and the air flow entering from the air inlet channel 303 can be ensured to enter the air inlet filtering structure after fully performing two-stage cyclone separation in the first dust cup 301; avoiding the cyclone assembly 340 from moving up occupies space in the motor assembly 200 and also avoiding the airflow entering from the inlet air channel 303 from entering the inlet air filter structure without achieving sufficient separation of the entire cyclone structure.
The air intake filter structure is disposed above the cyclone assembly 340 and biased toward the second dirt cup 302, thereby reserving more installation space for the motor assembly 200. The air inlet side of the motor assembly 200 is at least partially positioned above the first dust cup 301, so that the gravity center of the motor assembly 200 approaches to the first dust cup 301, the upper space of the dust cup is fully utilized under the condition that the shortest air guide path is ensured, the equipment volume is reduced, and the comfort level of a user is improved.
The machine body 100 further comprises a handle 108 and a battery pack 109, the battery pack 109 and the handle 108 are arranged below the motor assembly 200 and on one side of the first dust cup 301 away from the second dust cup 302, the handle 108 is arranged between the battery pack 109 and the motor assembly 200, and the battery pack 109 is detachably connected to the lower end of the handle 108. The handle 108, battery pack 109, first dirt cup 301, and motor assembly 200 enclose a gripping space into which a user's finger may enter to grip the handle 108. In one possible implementation, the battery pack 109 is configured to tilt downward from the handle 108 to the first dirt cup 301 such that the center of gravity of the battery pack 109 is closer to the lower portion of the first dirt cup 301, which may allow for closer mass above and below the handle 108, with a better experience when the user is holding the handle 108.
The cleaning equipment provided by the disclosure is designed into a double-dust-cup structure, a secondary cyclone structure and an air inlet filtering structure, so that each link in the operation process is ensured, the effect of separating dust particles from air is minimized on the loss of air suction, and the loss of the suction of the cleaning equipment can be controlled within 5%, particularly below 1%.
Note that the above is only a preferred embodiment of the present utility model and the technical principle applied. It will be understood by those skilled in the art that the present utility model is not limited to the particular embodiments described herein, but is capable of various obvious changes, rearrangements and substitutions as will now become apparent to those skilled in the art without departing from the scope of the utility model. Therefore, while the utility model has been described in connection with the above embodiments, the utility model is not limited to the embodiments, but may be embodied in many other equivalent forms without departing from the spirit or scope of the utility model, which is set forth in the following claims.

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1. A surface cleaning apparatus comprising:
the machine body (100), the machine body (100) is provided with a motor assembly (200) and a clean air outlet (104), and the clean air outlet (104) is positioned at the air outlet side of the motor assembly (200);
the dust cup filtering device (300) comprises a first dust cup (301) and a second dust cup (302), wherein a cyclone chamber (304) is arranged in the first dust cup (301), the first dust cup (301) is provided with a first air flow inlet (306) communicated with the cyclone chamber (304), a dust collecting chamber (305) is arranged in the second dust cup (302), and a dust guiding structure (320) allowing cyclone separated dust particles to enter the dust collecting chamber is arranged between the second dust cup (302) and the first dust cup (301);
the conducting opening (324) of the dust guiding structure (320) and the first airflow inlet (306) are located on the same side of the first dust cup (301) in the axial direction and are close to each other.
2. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein there is at least a portion of the airflow along the airflow path, and wherein the actual distance of movement from the first airflow inlet (306) to the conductive opening (324) is less than or equal to the full circumferential distance of the at least portion of the airflow along the airflow path.
3. The apparatus of claim 2, wherein the pass through (324) is located at a position less than one revolution of air flow from the first air flow inlet (306) within the cyclone chamber (304).
4. A device according to claim 3, characterized in that the through opening (324) and the first gas flow inlet (306) are both located axially above the first dirt cup (301).
5. The apparatus according to claim 4, wherein the first air flow inlet (306) is provided in an upper part of the first dirt cup (301), and the top edge of the through opening (324) is not higher than 1/2 height position of the first air flow inlet (306).
6. The apparatus according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the dirt cup filter device (300) further comprises an air inlet channel (303), which air inlet channel (303) is located at least partly above the second dirt cup (302), and that the dust-laden air flow entering the air inlet channel (303) enters the cyclone chamber (304) tangentially via the first air flow inlet (306) for dust-gas separation.
7. The apparatus according to claim 6, characterized in that the air intake channel (303) is tangential to the inner wall of the first dirt cup (301).
8. The apparatus according to claim 6, characterized in that the air intake channel (303) is connected to the first air flow inlet (306) bypassing the second dirt cup (302); or,
the air inlet channel (303) passes through the upper part of the dust collection chamber (305) and is connected with the first air flow inlet (306).
9. The apparatus according to claim 8, characterized in that the air intake channel (303) slopes downward towards the first air flow inlet (306); the inclination angle of the air inlet channel (303) is reduced along with the increase of the height of the dust guiding structure (320).
10. The apparatus according to claim 1, characterized in that the first dust cup (301) is arranged side by side with the second dust cup (302), the second dust cup (302) being arranged in front of the first dust cup (301).
11. The apparatus of claim 6, wherein the first dust cup (301) is provided with a first dust guiding port, the second dust cup (302) is provided with a second dust guiding port, and the dust guiding structure (320) communicates the first dust guiding port with the second dust guiding port.
12. The apparatus of claim 11, wherein a common sidewall (310) is disposed between the first dust cup (301) and the second dust cup (302), the first dust guide opening and the second dust guide opening are both disposed on the common sidewall (310), and the first dust guide opening and the second dust guide opening are mutually overlapped to form a common dust guide opening (307).
13. The apparatus of claim 12, wherein the dust guiding structure (320) comprises a dust guiding plate (321), one end of the dust guiding plate (321) is provided at the common dust guiding port (307), and the other end of the dust guiding plate (321) protrudes toward the dust collecting chamber (305).
14. The apparatus of claim 13, wherein the dust guiding structure (320) further comprises a spoiler (322), the spoiler (322) being disposed within the cyclone chamber (304) and downwind of the common dust guiding opening (307).
15. The apparatus of claim 14, wherein the dust guiding structure (320) further comprises a connection plate (323), an outer rim (326) of the connection plate (323) is fixed to the common dust guiding opening (307), the dust guiding plate (321) is disposed along an inner rim (325) of the connection plate (323) and protrudes toward an outer side of the connection plate (323), and the spoiler (322) is connected to an inner side of the connection surface.
16. The apparatus according to claim 15, characterized in that the dust guide plate (321) forms an arched or N-or O-shaped through opening (324).
17. The apparatus of claim 16, wherein the width dimension of the through opening (324) is 1/3-3/4 of the diameter of the first dirt cup (301).
18. The apparatus of claim 16, wherein the height dimension of the via (324) is 2/3 to 1 of the width dimension of the via (324).
19. The apparatus according to claim 15, wherein the spoiler (322) protrudes from an inner wall of the first dirt cup (301) toward a center of the first dirt cup (301), the protruding height of the spoiler (322) being 1/5 to 1/10 of a diameter of the first dirt cup (301).
20. The apparatus according to claim 15, characterized in that the dust guide plate (321) protrudes from the connection plate (323) by a height of 5-10 mm.
21. The apparatus of claim 6, wherein the dirt cup filter device (300) further comprises a cyclone assembly (340), the cyclone assembly (340) being provided to the cyclone chamber (304) for generating a cyclone upon actuation of the motor assembly (200) to separate dirt from air entering the cyclone chamber (304).
22. The apparatus of claim 21, wherein the cyclone assembly (340) includes a third dust cup (341), a cyclone screen (342), a cyclone cone (343), an adjusting ring (344), and a cyclone upper cover (345), the third dust cup (341) is vertically disposed in the cyclone chamber (304), the cyclone upper cover (345) covers a top opening of the third dust cup (341), the cyclone screen (342) surrounds an outer wall of the third dust cup (341), an upper end of the cyclone screen (342) is connected with the cyclone upper cover (345), a lower end of the cyclone screen (342) is connected with the third dust cup (341), the cyclone cone (343) is disposed at the top opening of the third dust cup (341), the adjusting ring (344) passes through the cyclone cone (343) to enter the third dust cup (341), and the adjusting ring (344) is communicated with an upper cover air outlet (346) of the cyclone upper cover (345);
Air in the cyclone chamber (304) enters the third dust cup (341) through the cyclone net cover (342) and the cyclone cone (343), secondary cyclone separation is carried out in the third dust cup (341), dust particles separated by the secondary cyclone separation are deposited at the lower part of the third dust cup (341), and the air separated by the secondary cyclone separation flows to the upper cover air outlet (346) through the adjusting ring (344).
23. The apparatus of claim 22, wherein a second airflow inlet (347) is provided between the cyclone screen (342) and the cyclone cone (343), the second airflow inlet (347) allowing air separated from the cyclone chamber (304) to enter the third dust cup (341).
24. The device according to claim 22, characterized in that a through hole is arranged in the middle of the cyclone cone (343), the upper cover air outlet (346) is connected with an upper end opening (351) of the adjusting ring (344) at the through hole, and a third air flow inlet (348) is arranged on one side of the adjusting ring (344) away from the cyclone cone (343).
25. The apparatus of claim 24, wherein the third air flow inlet (348) is a hole provided in a side wall of the adjusting collar (344).
26. The apparatus of claim 22, wherein the third dirt cup (341) has a separation space (349) and a dirt collection space (350) inside, the separation space (349) being adjacent to the cyclone upper cover (345), the dirt collection space (350) being adjacent to the bottom of the first dirt cup (301), the cyclone screen (342) surrounding the separation space (349).
27. The apparatus of claim 26, wherein the dust guiding structure (320) is not lower than the separation space (349).
28. The apparatus of claim 22, wherein the body (100) includes an air intake filter structure disposed on an air intake side of the motor assembly (200), the air intake filter structure including an air intake sponge (102) and an air intake filter (103), an inlet (106) of the air intake filter being in communication with the upper cover air outlet (346), an outlet (107) of the air intake filter being in communication with an air intake of the motor assembly (200), the air intake sponge (102) being disposed between the outlet (107) of the air intake filter and the air intake of the motor assembly (200).
29. The apparatus of claim 22, wherein the cyclone cone (343) does not exceed the air inlet channel (303) in height.
30. The apparatus of claim 28 wherein said inlet air filter arrangement is disposed above said cyclone assembly (340), said motor assembly (200) being disposed side-by-side with said inlet air filter arrangement.
31. The apparatus of claim 30, wherein the air intake filter structure is disposed above the cyclone assembly (340) at a location offset from the second dirt cup (302), and the air intake side of the motor assembly (200) is at least partially above the first dirt cup (301).
32. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the dust guiding structure (320) is located 1/4-3/4 of the second dust cup (302) in height.
33. The apparatus of claim 6, wherein the dirt cup filter device (300) further comprises a mouthpiece cover plate (308), the mouthpiece cover plate (308) connects the second dirt cup (302) and the outer wall of the air intake channel (303), and an air intake channel (309) in the mouthpiece cover plate (308) penetrates the air intake channel (303).
34. The apparatus according to claim 33, characterized in that the suction channel (309) communicates with the air intake channel (303) and is arranged in front of the second dust cup (302), and the air intake channel (303) is arranged at the top of the second dust cup (302) and occupies the upper space of the second dust cup (302) sideways.
35. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the body (100) comprises an air outlet filter structure (105) provided on an air outlet side of the motor assembly (200), the air outlet filter structure (105) being a hepa provided between an air outlet of the motor assembly (200) and the clean air outlet (104).
36. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the body (100) further comprises a handle (108) and a battery pack (109), the battery pack (109) and the handle (108) being disposed below the motor assembly (200) and on a side of the first dust cup (301) remote from the second dust cup (302), the handle (108) being located between the battery pack (109) and the motor assembly (200), the battery pack (109) being detachably connected to a lower end of the handle (108); the battery pack (109) is arranged to tilt downwards from the handle (108) to the first dirt cup (301).
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