CN220735304U - Cleaning robot - Google Patents

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CN220735304U
CN220735304U CN202322348496.9U CN202322348496U CN220735304U CN 220735304 U CN220735304 U CN 220735304U CN 202322348496 U CN202322348496 U CN 202322348496U CN 220735304 U CN220735304 U CN 220735304U
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常继涛
阮传龙
黄忠平
石洪军
冯煜湛
陈文�
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The utility model relates to the technical field of cleaning devices, and discloses a cleaning robot, which comprises: the dust collecting device comprises a base, a dust collecting cavity and a shell, wherein the dust collecting cavity is provided with an inner dust discharging port; one end of the dust exhaust air duct is in butt joint with the inner dust exhaust port, and the other end of the dust exhaust air duct is in butt joint with the outer dust exhaust port; the inner baffle cover is rotationally connected with the inner dust exhaust port; the outer baffle cover is rotationally connected to the outer dust discharge port, and the outer baffle cover and the inner baffle cover can be synchronously and co-directionally opened under the action of suction force so as to discharge the garbage in the dust collection cavity out of the outer dust discharge port. Under the action of suction force, the outer baffle cover and the inner baffle cover can synchronously rotate and rotate towards one direction, so that the inner baffle cover can enter the dust exhaust air channel after being overturned. The outer baffle cover is turned in the same direction, so that the outer baffle cover avoids the outer dust discharge port, and therefore garbage can be discharged from the outer dust discharge port, and garbage can be prevented from gathering and jamming in the dust discharge air channel.

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Cleaning robot
Technical Field
The utility model relates to the technical field of cleaning devices, in particular to a cleaning robot.
Background
The sweeping robot generally comprises a shell, a rolling brush assembly, a dust collecting box and a walking assembly, wherein the rolling brush assembly, the dust collecting box and the walking assembly are assembled on the shell, the rolling brush assembly is used for collecting dust on the ground, the dust collecting box is used for storing the collected dust, and the walking assembly is used for driving the sweeping robot to move.
The robot can clean in the planned ground area, and the hands of people are liberated to a great extent. After the cleaning robot collects the garbage, the cleaning robot runs to the base station through the walking assembly, and the base station transfers the garbage from a dust collection box with smaller volume in the cleaning robot to a dust collection barrel with larger volume through the dust exhaust air channel.
In the related prior art, the dust exhaust port of the dust exhaust air duct is left empty, and the rubber piece is used for covering the dust exhaust port, so that the dust exhaust port left empty treatment scheme can reduce the resistance of the dust collecting whole machine and the base station to the interface to the greatest extent, but seriously damage the appearance of the whole machine. In addition, the rubber spare is the fender lid of a soft rubber material generally, and the one end and the complete machine of rubber spare are fixed, lean on the negative pressure to open the rubber spare when the dust exhaust to the tail suction type dust collection, and the angle that the rubber spare was opened is less for dust collection resistance is big, makes dust exhaust wind channel have the card rubbish phenomenon easily in dust exhaust in-process. If the hardness of the rubber member is too small, the rubber member may be loosened in a non-dust collecting state, which is unfavorable for dust collection by the dust collecting box.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of the above, the utility model provides a cleaning robot to solve the problem that in the prior art, because one end of a rubber piece is fixed with a dust discharge port, the opening angle of the rubber piece is small, and the dust in a dust discharge air duct is easy to be blocked.
The present utility model provides a cleaning robot including: the dust collecting device comprises a base, a dust collecting cavity and a shell, wherein the dust collecting cavity is provided with an inner dust discharging port, and the shell is provided with an outer dust discharging port; one end of the dust exhaust air duct is in butt joint with the inner dust exhaust port, and the other end of the dust exhaust air duct is in butt joint with the outer dust exhaust port; the inner baffle cover is rotationally connected with the inner dust exhaust port; the outer baffle cover is rotationally connected with the outer dust discharge port, and the outer baffle cover and the inner baffle cover can be synchronously and equidirectionally opened under the action of suction force so as to discharge the garbage in the dust collection cavity out of the outer dust discharge port.
The outer retaining cover and the inner retaining cover are rotated by the suction force to overcome the force to be overcome, so that the outer retaining cover and the inner retaining cover rotate under the action of the suction force, and the outer retaining cover and the inner retaining cover can synchronously rotate and rotate towards one direction under the action of the suction force. It is understood that when the dust and the dust in the dust collecting box are sucked into the dust exhaust duct through the suction force, the source of the suction force is at least arranged at the outer dust exhaust port, so that the inner baffle cover needs to be turned towards the direction of the outer dust exhaust port, and the inner baffle cover can enter the dust exhaust duct after being turned. The outer baffle cover is turned in the same direction, so that the outer baffle cover avoids the outer dust discharge port, and therefore garbage can be discharged from the outer dust discharge port, and garbage can be prevented from gathering and jamming in the dust discharge air channel.
The outer shield includes: an outer baffle; the rotating shaft is arranged on the outer baffle; the torsion spring is arranged on the rotating shaft; the suction force overcomes the elastic force of the torsion spring to enable the outer baffle to rotate forward to be opened, or after the suction force disappears, the outer baffle reversely rotates under the action of the torsion spring to seal the outer dust discharge opening.
The outer baffle has the beneficial effects that the outer dust discharging port can be covered by the outer baffle, the rotating shaft is arranged at one end part of the outer baffle, the torsion spring is sleeved on the rotating shaft, the torsion spring can store energy, and the rotating shaft rotates, so that the outer baffle is driven to rotate. When the torsion spring stores energy, namely the suction overcomes the energy storage of the torsion spring to enable the rotating shaft to rotate, the outer baffle can open the outer dust discharging opening. When the torsion spring releases energy, that is, the suction force is weakened or vanished, the outer baffle falls back in the process to shield the outer dust discharge opening.
In an alternative embodiment, the shell is provided with a first shaft hole and a second shaft hole, one end of the rotating shaft is rotatably connected with the first shaft hole, and the other end of the rotating shaft is rotatably connected with the second shaft hole.
In an alternative embodiment, the rotating shaft includes: a first shaft; a second shaft spaced apart from the first shaft; wherein the torsion spring is arranged on the first shaft or the second shaft.
The beneficial effects are, through divide into two parts altogether with the axis of rotation first axle and second axle, have the clearance in the axial between first axle and the second axle, more conveniently install the axis of rotation, simplified the mounting structure of axis of rotation, the torsional spring setting just can on one of them epaxial. It is understood that the torsion spring is sleeved with the first shaft or the second shaft, so that the torsion spring can store energy or release energy to drive the first shaft and the second shaft to synchronously rotate.
In an optional embodiment, the outer baffle cover further comprises a bending piece, one end of the bending piece is connected with one end of the outer baffle plate and enables the bending piece to be arranged on one face of the outer baffle plate, which faces the dust exhaust air duct, the other end of the bending piece is provided with the rotating shaft, the torsion spring is provided with a first torsion foot and a second torsion foot, the first torsion foot is clamped on the inner concave surface of the bending piece, and the second torsion foot is clamped on the dust exhaust air duct.
The outer baffle has the beneficial effects that as the rotating shaft is arranged on the inner side of the outer shell, when the outer baffle is turned outwards to be opened, the outer shell can be avoided by arranging the bending piece, so that the outer baffle can be turned outwards smoothly. It is also understood that the recess of the flexure may form a relief space. When the rotation shaft comprises a first shaft and a second shaft, the two mounting parts are arranged, and the rotation shaft penetrates through the mounting parts, so that the mounting structure of the rotation shaft is firmer. Wherein, the first leg of turning round is located the one end of torsional spring, and the second leg of turning round is located the other end of torsional spring, and the first leg of turning round sets up to rotate with outer baffle synchronization, and the second leg of turning round sets up to be motionless to can store energy to the torsional spring.
In an alternative embodiment, a first supporting part and a second supporting part which can extend out of the dust exhaust air duct are arranged at one end of the dust exhaust air duct, which is in butt joint with the outer dust exhaust opening, the first supporting part is suitable for supporting the rotating shaft, and the second supporting part is suitable for being in clamping connection with the second torsion leg.
The beneficial effects are that, first supporting part can support the first axle, and the second supporting part can support the second axle for the rotation of first axle and second axle is more smooth and easy. The second supporting part is used for clamping the second torsion leg.
In an alternative embodiment, the shell orientation the one side in dust exhaust wind channel is equipped with keeps off the muscle, keep off the muscle and locate the edge of the relative both sides of outer dust exhaust mouth can avoid the dust to reveal away from the edge of outer dust exhaust mouth, and conveniently set up the sealing washer and realize sealedly.
In an alternative embodiment, a screw post is further provided on the housing to detachably connect the housing to the dust exhaust duct.
In an optional embodiment, the dust exhaust air duct is arranged at one end close to the inner dust exhaust port in a shrinkage way towards the direction close to the outer dust exhaust port, so that the inner baffle cover is conveniently opened outwards, and the garbage can be discharged conveniently.
In an alternative embodiment, the inner baffle cover and the outer baffle cover are both made of plastic; and/or the overturning angle of the inner baffle cover and the outer baffle cover is smaller than 90 degrees.
The inner baffle cover and the outer baffle cover are made of plastics, so that the inner baffle cover and the outer baffle cover have certain hardness, the inner baffle cover is convenient to shield the inner dust discharge opening, the outer baffle cover shields the outer dust discharge opening, and the outer baffle cover and the inner baffle cover are easy to open under the action of suction force. The rotation angle of the inner baffle cover and the outer baffle cover can reach 80 degrees, so that the opening angle of the inner dust discharge opening and the outer dust discharge opening is enough for discharging garbage without being blocked in the dust collection cavity or the dust discharge air duct.
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In order to more clearly illustrate the embodiments of the present utility model or the technical solutions in the prior art, the drawings that are needed in the description of the embodiments or the prior art will be briefly described, and it is obvious that the drawings in the description below are some embodiments of the present utility model, and other drawings can be obtained according to the drawings without inventive effort for a person skilled in the art.
Fig. 1 is a cross-sectional view of a base of a cleaning robot according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
fig. 2 is a schematic perspective view of an outer cover of a cleaning robot according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
fig. 3 is an exploded view of an installation structure of an outer cover of a cleaning robot according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
fig. 4 is a schematic perspective sectional view showing a mounting state of an outer cover of a cleaning robot according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
fig. 5 is a schematic front view of a housing of a cleaning robot according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 6 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a housing of a cleaning robot according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
fig. 7 is an exploded view of a part of a cleaning robot according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
fig. 8 is a schematic top view of a base of a cleaning robot according to an embodiment of the present utility model.
Reference numerals illustrate:
100. a cleaning robot;
110. a base;
111. a dust collection chamber; 1111. an inner dust discharge port;
112. a housing; 1121. an outer dust discharge port; 1122. a blocking rib; 1123. a first shaft hole; 1124. a second shaft hole; 1125. a screw post;
120. dust exhaust duct; 121. an upper duct case; 122. a lower duct case; 1201. a first support portion; 1202. a second supporting part;
130. an inner shield cover;
140. an outer shield cover;
141. an outer baffle;
142. a rotating shaft; 1421. A first shaft; 1422. A second shaft;
143. a torsion spring; 1431. The first torsion leg; 1432. The second torsion leg;
144. a bending member;
150. a first seal ring;
160. and a second sealing ring.
Detailed Description
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. 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.
Embodiments of the present utility model are described below with reference to fig. 1 to 8.
As shown in fig. 1 and 8, according to an aspect of the present utility model, there is provided a cleaning robot 100, the cleaning robot 100 including: the dust collecting device comprises a base 110, a dust exhaust air channel 120, an inner baffle cover 130 and an outer baffle cover 140, wherein the base 110 is provided with a dust collecting cavity 111 and a shell 112, the dust collecting cavity 111 is provided with an inner dust exhaust opening 1111, the shell 112 is provided with an outer dust exhaust opening 1121, one end of the dust exhaust air channel 120 is in butt joint with the inner dust exhaust opening 1111, the other end of the dust exhaust air channel 120 is in butt joint with the outer dust exhaust opening 1121, the inner baffle cover 130 is rotationally connected with the inner dust exhaust opening 1111, the outer baffle cover 140 is rotationally connected with the outer dust exhaust opening 1121, and the outer baffle cover 140 and the inner baffle cover 130 can be synchronously and co-directionally opened under the action of suction force so as to exhaust garbage in the dust collecting cavity 111 out of the outer dust exhaust opening 1121.
The base 110 is provided with a dust collecting cavity 111, the dust collecting cavity 111 is provided with a dust inlet and an inner dust outlet 1111, a filter screen assembly is arranged in the dust collecting cavity 111, the filter screen assembly can filter the dust and the garbage entering from the dust inlet, the dust and the garbage remained in the dust collecting cavity 111 can enter the dust exhaust air channel 120 through the inner dust outlet 1111, and then the dust and the garbage are discharged from the outer dust outlet 1121 to the base 110.
The inner barrier cover 130 is rotatably connected to the inner dust exhaust outlet 1111, so that the inner barrier cover 130 can block the inner dust exhaust outlet 1111 and can also open the inner dust exhaust outlet 1111. When the inner baffle cover 130 shields the inner dust exhaust 1111, the dust collecting chamber 111 is facilitated to collect the dust. When the inner barrier cover 130 opens the inner dust exhaust port 1111, the dust and the dust in the dust collection chamber 111 can be sucked into the dust exhaust duct 120. Similarly, when the outer shield 140 shields the outer dust outlet 1121, the dust collecting chamber 111 is also beneficial to collect garbage and dust. When the outer cover 140 opens the outer dust discharge port 1121, the dust and dirt entering the dust discharge duct 120 can be discharged from the outer dust discharge port 1121.
The outer blocking cover 140 and the inner blocking cover 130 are respectively rotatable, and overcome the force to be overcome when the outer blocking cover 140 and the inner blocking cover 130 rotate through the suction force, so that the outer blocking cover 140 and the inner blocking cover 130 rotate under the action of the suction force, and the outer blocking cover 140 and the inner blocking cover 130 can synchronously rotate and rotate towards one direction under the action of the suction force. It will be understood that when the dust and the dust in the dust box are sucked into the dust exhaust duct 120 by the suction force, the source of the suction force is at least disposed at the outer dust exhaust port 1121, and therefore, the inner cover 130 needs to be turned toward the outer dust exhaust port 1121, so that the inner cover 130 can be inserted into the dust exhaust duct 120 after being turned. The outer cover 140 also turns in the same direction, so that the outer cover 140 avoids the outer dust discharge port 1121, and thus, the garbage can be discharged from the outer dust discharge port 1121, and the garbage can be prevented from being accumulated and jammed in the dust discharge duct 120.
It should be further noted that, since the outer cover 140 and the inner cover 130 are rotatable, when the suction force is larger, the opening angle of the outer cover 140 and the inner cover 130 is larger, so that the opening angle of the inner cover 130 and the outer cover 140 can be controlled by controlling the suction force, so that the opening angle of the inner cover 130 and the outer cover 140 is as large as possible, and the garbage and dust in the dust collecting cavity 111 can be discharged from the outer dust outlet 1121 more smoothly.
In addition, the outer barrier cover 140 and the inner barrier cover 130 need to be opened or closed simultaneously, if the inner barrier cover 130 is opened first and the outer barrier cover 140 is opened later, or the outer barrier cover 140 is opened at a small angle and the inner barrier cover 130 is opened in place, the garbage is blocked by the outer barrier cover 140 when entering the dust exhaust duct 120, so that the garbage is blocked in the dust exhaust duct 120; when the dust collection is completed, the outer barrier cover 140 is closed earlier than the inner barrier cover 130, and thus, the dust is deposited in the dust exhaust duct 120, resulting in a backflow of the dust.
In another embodiment, as shown in fig. 2, the outer cover 140 includes: the outer baffle 141, the rotating shaft 142 and the torsion spring 143, the rotating shaft 142 is arranged on the outer baffle 141, and the torsion spring 143 is arranged on the rotating shaft 142; wherein, the suction force overcomes the elastic force of the torsion spring 143 to make the outer baffle 141 rotate forward to open, or after the suction force disappears, the outer baffle 141 rotates reversely under the action of the torsion spring 143 to close the outer dust discharge port 1121.
The outer baffle 141 can cover the outer dust outlet 1121, the rotating shaft 142 is disposed at one end of the outer baffle 141, the torsion spring 143 is sleeved on the rotating shaft 142, and the torsion spring 143 can store energy, and the rotating shaft rotates, so as to drive the outer baffle 141 to rotate. When the torsion spring 143 stores energy, that is, the suction force overcomes the energy stored in the torsion spring 143 to rotate the rotation shaft, the outer baffle 141 can open the outer dust discharge port 1121. When the torsion spring 143 releases energy, i.e., the suction force is reduced or lost, the outer baffle 141 is caused to fall back during this process to block the outer dust discharge port 1121.
Further, as shown in fig. 5 and 6, the housing 112 is provided with a first shaft hole 1123 and a second shaft hole 1124, one end of the rotation shaft 142 is rotatably connected to the first shaft hole 1123, and the other end of the rotation shaft 142 is rotatably connected to the second shaft hole 1124. Wherein the first shaft hole 1123 and the second shaft hole 1124 may be disposed opposite to each other, thereby rotatably mounting the rotation shaft 142 to the housing 112.
Specifically, as shown in fig. 3 and 4, the rotation shaft 142 includes: a first shaft 1421 and a second shaft 1422, the second shaft 1422 being spaced apart from the first shaft 1421. The torsion spring 143 is disposed on the first shaft 1421 or the second shaft 1422.
The rotation shaft 142 is divided into two parts, namely, a first shaft 1421 and a second shaft 1422, a gap is formed between the first shaft 1421 and the second shaft 1422 in the axial direction, so that the rotation shaft is more convenient to install, the installation structure of the rotation shaft 142 is simplified, and the torsion spring 143 is arranged on one of the shafts. It is understood that the torsion spring 143 is sleeved with the first shaft 1421 or the second shaft 1422, so that the torsion spring 143 can store energy or release energy to drive the first shaft 1421 and the second shaft 1422 to rotate synchronously.
In another embodiment, as further shown in fig. 2, the outer cover 140 further includes a bending member 144, one end of the bending member 144 is connected to one end of the outer baffle 141, so that the bending member 144 is disposed on one surface of the outer baffle 141 facing the dust exhaust duct 120, the other end of the bending member 144 is provided with a rotating shaft 142, the torsion spring 143 has a first torsion leg 1431 and a second torsion leg 1432, the first torsion leg 1431 is clamped on the inner concave surface of the bending member 144, and the second torsion leg 1432 is clamped on the dust exhaust duct 120.
The bending member 144 includes a connection portion, an arc portion, and a mounting portion, wherein one end of the connection portion is connected to an end of a side of the outer barrier 141 facing the dust exhaust duct 120, and the connection portion may be a plate structure, such as a straight plate. The arc portion may have an arc shape with a concave portion of the arc portion facing a surface connected to the connection portion, so that the complete piece is bent upward and toward the outer baffle 141. The mounting portion is provided at an end of the arc portion near one end of the outer barrier 141, and is used for mounting the rotation shaft 142. Wherein, the installation department is equipped with the round hole for install the axis of rotation.
Since the rotation shaft 142 is installed at the inner side of the housing 112, when the outer barrier 141 is turned outward to be opened, the housing 112 can be avoided by providing the bending member 144, so that the outer barrier 141 can be smoothly turned outward. It will also be appreciated that the grooves of the flexure 144 may form relief spaces.
When the rotation shaft 142 includes the first shaft 1421 and the second shaft 1422, the installation parts are provided in two, and the installation structure of the rotation shaft 142 is made more firm by passing the rotation shaft 142 through the installation parts.
Wherein, continuing to combine with fig. 4, the first torsion leg 1431 is disposed at one end of the torsion spring 143, the second torsion leg 1432 is disposed at the other end of the torsion spring 143, the first torsion leg 1431 is configured to rotate synchronously with the outer baffle 141, and the second torsion leg 1432 is configured to be fixed, so as to store energy for the torsion spring 143.
More specifically, a first supporting portion 1201 and a second supporting portion 1202 that can extend out of the dust exhaust duct 120 are provided at an end of the dust exhaust duct 120 that is abutted against the outer dust exhaust port 1121, the first supporting portion 1201 is adapted to support the rotation shaft 142, and the second supporting portion 1202 is adapted to be engaged with the second torsion leg 1432.
As shown in fig. 7, the dust exhaust duct 120 includes an upper duct case 121 and a lower duct case 122, and the upper duct case 121 and the lower duct case 122 are fastened to each other to form a duct. Wherein, one end of the upper duct case 121 for interfacing with the outer dust discharge port 1121 is provided with a first support portion 1201 and a second support portion 1202, the first support portion 1201 and the second support portion 1202 are respectively connected to the upper duct case 121, and the first support portion 1201 may be provided in two to be disposed corresponding to the first shaft 1421 and the second shaft 1422. The first support 1201 may support the first shaft 1421, and the second support 1202 may support the second shaft 1422, so that the first shaft 1421 and the second shaft 1422 may rotate more smoothly. The second support 1202 is used for clamping the second torsion leg 1432.
In another embodiment, as further shown in fig. 5, a rib 1122 is disposed on a surface of the housing 112 facing the dust exhaust duct 120, and the rib 1122 is disposed on two opposite edges of the outer dust exhaust port 1121, so as to prevent dust from leaking out from the edge of the outer dust exhaust port 1121. In addition, the ribs 1122 may be used to provide the first sealing ring 150 such that the dust exhaust duct 120 may be sealingly connected to the outer dust exhaust port 1121. Of course, the end of the dust exhaust duct 120 for interfacing with the inner dust exhaust port 1111 is further provided with a second sealing ring 160, so that the dust exhaust duct 120 may be also connected with the inner dust exhaust port 1111 in a sealing manner.
In another embodiment, the housing 112 is further provided with screw posts 1125, so that the housing 112 is detachably connected to the dust exhaust duct 120, thereby facilitating maintenance and replacement of the dust exhaust duct 120.
The end of the dust exhaust duct 120 near the inner dust exhaust port 1111 is configured to be contracted in a direction near the outer dust exhaust port 1121, so that the inner cover 130 can be conveniently opened, and the dust can be conveniently sucked into the dust exhaust duct 120.
In another embodiment, the inner cover 130 and the outer cover 140 are made of plastic; and/or the flip angle of the inner and outer flaps 130 and 140 is less than 90 °.
It can be known that the inner and outer shielding covers 130 and 140 are made of plastic, so that the inner and outer shielding covers 130 and 140 have a certain hardness, the inner shielding cover 130 shields the inner dust exhaust port 1111 and the outer shielding cover 140 shields the outer dust exhaust port 1121, and the outer shielding cover 140 and the inner shielding cover 130 are easy to be opened under the action of suction force. The rotation angle of the inner and outer barrier covers 130 and 140 may reach 80 degrees, so that the opening angle of the inner and outer dust exhaust ports 1111 and 1121 is enough for the garbage to be exhausted without being stuck in the dust collection chamber 111 or the dust exhaust duct 120.
When the base station is in dust collection, the cleaning robot 100 is in butt joint with the base station, the base station fan opens the outer baffle cover 140 and the inner baffle cover 130 which are positioned at the periphery of the whole machine through air suction, so that garbage in the dust collection cavity 111 can be sucked into a dust bag of the base station, and when the dust collection is finished, the outer baffle cover 140 and the inner baffle cover 130 are in a closed state.
The upper air duct shell 121 and the lower air duct shell 122 form a dust exhaust air duct 120, the dust exhaust air duct 120 is fixed on the base 110 by using screws, and sealing cotton is adhered to two end surfaces of the dust exhaust air duct 120.
During installation, the outer baffle 141 and the torsion spring 143 are preassembled, the torsion spring 143 is sleeved on the rotating shaft 142 and positioned between the two rotating arms of the outer baffle 141, and the first torsion leg 1431 of the torsion spring 143 is matched with the groove of the bending piece 144. The assembly is then mounted to the housing 112, and the two ends of the rotating shaft 142 are engaged with shaft holes provided in the housing 112, and after assembly, the second torsion leg 1432 of the torsion spring 143 is engaged with the second support 1202 to provide a restoring force.
The inner barrier cover 130 may have the same structure as the outer barrier cover 140. The inner dust exhaust opening 1111 and the outer dust exhaust opening 1121 are controlled to be opened or closed by the torsion spring 143, dust collection is started when the base station fan works, the dust exhaust air duct 120 starts to work, the opening angle range of the outer baffle cover 140 and the inner baffle cover 130 is 0 to 80 degrees, and when the base station fan stops working, the baffle is closed, and the dust exhaust air duct 120 stops working.
Although embodiments of the present utility model have been described in connection with the accompanying drawings, various modifications and variations may be made by those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit and scope of the utility model, and such modifications and variations fall within the scope of the utility model as defined by the appended claims.

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1. A cleaning robot, characterized in that the cleaning robot (100) comprises:
a base (110) provided with a dust collection cavity (111) and a shell (112), wherein the dust collection cavity (111) is provided with an inner dust discharge port (1111), and the shell (112) is provided with an outer dust discharge port (1121);
one end of the dust exhaust air duct (120) is in butt joint with the inner dust exhaust port (1111), and the other end of the dust exhaust air duct (120) is in butt joint with the outer dust exhaust port (1121);
an inner shield cover (130) rotatably connected to the inner dust exhaust port (1111);
the outer baffle cover (140) is rotationally connected with the outer dust discharge port (1121), and the outer baffle cover (140) and the inner baffle cover (130) can be synchronously and co-directionally opened under the action of suction force so as to discharge the garbage in the dust collection cavity (111) out of the outer dust discharge port (1121).
2. The cleaning robot according to claim 1, wherein the outer cover (140) comprises:
an outer baffle (141);
a rotation shaft (142) provided on the outer baffle (141);
a torsion spring (143) provided on the rotation shaft (142);
the suction force overcomes the elastic force of the torsion spring (143) to enable the outer baffle plate (141) to rotate forward to be opened, or after the suction force disappears, the outer baffle plate (141) rotates reversely under the action of the torsion spring (143) to seal the outer dust discharge port (1121).
3. The cleaning robot according to claim 2, wherein a first shaft hole (1123) and a second shaft hole (1124) are provided in the housing (112), one end of the rotation shaft (142) is rotatably connected to the first shaft hole (1123), and the other end of the rotation shaft (142) is rotatably connected to the second shaft hole (1124).
4. A cleaning robot according to claim 3, characterized in that the rotation shaft (142) comprises:
a first shaft (1421);
a second shaft (1422) spaced apart from the first shaft (1421);
wherein the torsion spring (143) is disposed on the first shaft (1421) or the second shaft (1422).
5. The cleaning robot (100) according to any one of claims 2 to 4, wherein the outer cover (140) further comprises a bending member (144), one end of the bending member (144) is connected with one end of the outer baffle (141) and enables the bending member (144) to be arranged on one surface of the outer baffle (141) facing the dust exhaust duct (120), the rotating shaft (142) is arranged at the other end of the bending member (144), the torsion spring (143) is provided with a first torsion leg (1431) and a second torsion leg (1432), the first torsion leg (1431) is clamped on an inner concave surface of the bending member (144), and the second torsion leg (1432) is clamped on the dust exhaust duct (120).
6. The cleaning robot according to claim 5, wherein a first supporting portion (1201) and a second supporting portion (1202) capable of extending out of the dust exhaust duct (120) are provided at an end of the dust exhaust duct (120) where the dust exhaust duct is abutted with the outer dust exhaust port (1121), the first supporting portion (1201) is adapted to support the rotation shaft (142), and the second supporting portion (1202) is adapted to be engaged with the second torsion leg (1432).
7. The cleaning robot according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein a rib (1122) is provided on a surface of the housing (112) facing the dust discharge duct (120), the rib (1122) being provided on edges of opposite sides of the outer dust discharge port (1121).
8. The cleaning robot according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that a screw post (1125) is further provided on the housing (112) to detachably connect the housing (112) with the dust exhaust duct (120).
9. The cleaning robot according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the dust exhaust duct (120) is provided adjacent to one end of the inner dust exhaust port (1111) so as to be narrowed in a direction adjacent to the outer dust exhaust port (1121).
10. The cleaning robot according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the inner barrier cover (130) and the outer barrier cover (140) are both made of plastic; and/or the overturning angle of the inner baffle cover (130) and the outer baffle cover (140) is smaller than 90 degrees.
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