EP0239495A1 - Industrial suction cleaner mounted in particular on a mobile chassis for sucking urban waste - Google Patents
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E01—CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS, RAILWAYS, OR BRIDGES
- E01H—STREET CLEANING; CLEANING OF PERMANENT WAYS; CLEANING BEACHES; DISPERSING OR PREVENTING FOG IN GENERAL CLEANING STREET OR RAILWAY FURNITURE OR TUNNEL WALLS
- E01H1/00—Removing undesirable matter from roads or like surfaces, with or without moistening of the surface
- E01H1/08—Pneumatically dislodging or taking-up undesirable matter or small objects; Drying by heat only or by streams of gas; Cleaning by projecting abrasive particles
- E01H1/0827—Dislodging by suction; Mechanical dislodging-cleaning apparatus with independent or dependent exhaust, e.g. dislodging-sweeping machines with independent suction nozzles ; Mechanical loosening devices working under vacuum
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47L—DOMESTIC WASHING OR CLEANING; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47L5/00—Structural features of suction cleaners
- A47L5/12—Structural features of suction cleaners with power-driven air-pumps or air-compressors, e.g. driven by motor vehicle engine vacuum
- A47L5/22—Structural features of suction cleaners with power-driven air-pumps or air-compressors, e.g. driven by motor vehicle engine vacuum with rotary fans
- A47L5/36—Suction cleaners with hose between nozzle and casing; Suction cleaners for fixing on staircases; Suction cleaners for carrying on the back
- A47L5/365—Suction cleaners with hose between nozzle and casing; Suction cleaners for fixing on staircases; Suction cleaners for carrying on the back of the vertical type, e.g. tank or bucket type
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- the invention which relates to an industrial vacuum cleaner motor-autonomous, more particularly intended to be mounted on a movable frame for the suction of urban waste, relates more specifically to the suction cover mounted on the receiving tank of waste.
- vacuum cleaners of known type and in particular household vacuum cleaners it is known that the vacuum is provided by a turbine fan which drives the dust collected by a tube towards a bag or a filter which is permeable to the passage of air but impermeable to said dust which allows their retention and storage. This filter also prevents dust from entering the turbine.
- An object of the present invention is to provide an industrial vacuum cleaner with autonomous motor, also using a grid, but whose suction cover mounted on the debris receiving tank is of a completely particular design, which avoids the disadvantages specific to known devices, and which also has the advantage of being easy to mount the suction assembly on a movable frame, which makes it particularly effective for urban cleaning.
- the suction cover defining an expansion volume between the point of penetration of the suction tube and the suction inlet of the turbine is closed at its lower part at the level of the top of the tank by a grid and an end part of the suction tube is provided with perforations over at least part of the height of the expansion chamber and passes through the grid.
- the end part of the suction tube, which projects under the grid is provided over its entire height with perforations advantageously arranged in staggered rows.
- FIGS. 1 and 2 show an industrial vacuum cleaner essentially consisting of a receiving tank 1 capped with a cover 2 surmounted by a suction turbine 3 driven by an autonomous motor 4.
- a flexible tube of large diameter supported by a bracket 5 maneuvered by a jack 6 can take various orientations and its end, not shown, can cover a surface close to the ground.
- the flexible suction tube 7 opens into the interior of the tank, passing through the cover 2 through an orifice 15.
- the turbine 3 is housed in a manifold and rejects the air sucked out through the outlet nozzle 8.
- the assembly constituted by the turbine 3, the motor 4, the flexible tube 7 and its holding devices is advantageously mounted on a support (not shown) itself carried by a movable chassis of the kind of a carriage or a cart.
- the support is for example pivotable relative to the tank 1 to allow the cover 2 to be removed.
- a lower orifice of the turbine 3 fits tightly on an upper orifice 16 corresponding to the cover 2 forming a suction port, but the motor fan assembly (3,4) is not supported directly by the cover.
- the openings 15 and 16 provided in the cover are eccentric, which allows the suction tube to open on the side of the tank and facilitate suction.
- the turbine 3 can thus be mounted eccentrically without affecting operation.
- FIGs 3, 4 and 5 show the particular arrangement of the cover 2 which fits over the tank 1. It is provided at its lower part with a grid 9 at the top of the tank and a seal 10 allowing it to seal on the upper edge of the tank.
- the grid 9 defines, with the cover, an expansion chamber 17.
- the flexible suction tube 7 has an end portion 11 which passes through both the cover 2 and the grid 9 and opens towards the tank through an orifice 13. This end portion extends a few centimeters below the grid. Below the cover, this part 11 is provided small perforations 12 which cover its entire surface. We see more precisely in Figures 4 and 5 the arrangement of these perforations as well as the meshes of the grid 9, preventing debris from reaching the turbine. These perforations 12 go all around the part 11 and are advantageously staggered.
- the air sucked in by the turbine 3 follows the path indicated by the arrows.
- a certain flow of air Q carrying debris crosses the cover from top to bottom and exits into the tank through the orifice 13.
- Another fraction of air flow Q ' crosses the perforations 12 and directly reaches the turbine without passing through the tank, thus forming a bypass of the main circuit.
- the total air flow rate in the tube 7 is the sum of the flow rates Q and Q '.
- the lightest waste such as paper, plastic sheets or the like is therefore not attracted towards the grid 9 by a significant upward air flow towards the turbine 3, precisely because of the compensating flow Q 'establishing itself transversely. in the cover. This prevents clogging of the grid 9 by light debris without in any way reducing the overall suction force of the device.
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Description
L'invention qui se rapporte à un aspirateur industriel à moteur-autonome, plus particulièrement destiné à être monté sur un châssis mobile en vue de l'aspiration de déchets urbains, concerne plus précisément le couvercle d'aspiration monté sur la cuve de réception des déchets.The invention which relates to an industrial vacuum cleaner motor-autonomous, more particularly intended to be mounted on a movable frame for the suction of urban waste, relates more specifically to the suction cover mounted on the receiving tank of waste.
Dans les aspirateurs de type connu et notamment les aspirateurs ménagers, on sait que la dépression est assurée par un ventilateur à turbine qui entraine les poussières collectées par un tube vers un sac ou un filtre qui est perméable au passage d'air mais imperméable auxdites poussières ce qui permet leur rétention et leur stockage. Ce filtre empêche aussi que les poussières ne pénètrent dans la turbine.In vacuum cleaners of known type and in particular household vacuum cleaners, it is known that the vacuum is provided by a turbine fan which drives the dust collected by a tube towards a bag or a filter which is permeable to the passage of air but impermeable to said dust which allows their retention and storage. This filter also prevents dust from entering the turbine.
Les aspirateurs industriels et urbains doivent avoir évidemment une plus forte capacité d'aspiration pour pouvoir absorber non seulement des poussières, mais aussi d'autres débris comme des feuilles ou des papiers, des déchets organiques, des ferrailles, des bouteilles etc... Aussi plutôt que d'utiliser des filtres, dans la mesure où une finesse particulière de filtration n'est pas exigée, on fait en sorte que l'organe d'aspiration soit protégé par une grille contre laquelle viendront buter les débris aspirés qui seront ensuite recueillis dans une cuve de réception. Pour éviter que cette grille ne soit rapidement colmatée par les corps aspirés, et notamment les matières légères comme les feuilles ou morceaux de papier, on connait le système qui consiste à faire tourner rapidement cette grille pour dégager ainsi les débris par centrifugation. Il faut donc prévoir à cet effet un mécanisme moteur pour l'entrai- nement de la grille et une chambre de détente de l'air traversant la grille, adaptée à cette dernière. Cela rend le système plus difficile à mettre en oeuvre et par conséquent moins fiable.Industrial and urban vacuum cleaners must obviously have a higher suction capacity to be able to absorb not only dust, but also other debris such as sheets or papers, organic waste, scrap metal, bottles etc ... Also rather than using filters, insofar as a particular fineness of filtration is not required, it is ensured that the suction member is protected by a grid against which the sucked debris will abut which will then be collected in a receiving tank. To prevent this grid from being quickly clogged by sucked bodies, and in particular light materials such as sheets or pieces of paper, we know the system which consists in rapidly rotating this grid to thereby release the debris by centrifugation. It is therefore necessary to provide for this purpose a motor mechanism for driving the grid and an air expansion chamber passing through the grid, adapted to the latter. This makes the system more difficult to implement and therefore less reliable.
Un objet de la présente invention est de proposer un aspirateur industriel à moteur autonome, utilisant aussi une grille, mais dont le couvercle d'aspiration monté sur la cuve de réception des débris est d'une conception tout à fait particulière, qui évite les inconvénients propres aux appareils connus, et qui présente en outre l'avantage de se prêter à un montage aisé de l'ensemble d'aspiration sur un châssis mobile, ce qui le rend particulièrement efficace pour le nettoyage urbain.An object of the present invention is to provide an industrial vacuum cleaner with autonomous motor, also using a grid, but whose suction cover mounted on the debris receiving tank is of a completely particular design, which avoids the disadvantages specific to known devices, and which also has the advantage of being easy to mount the suction assembly on a movable frame, which makes it particularly effective for urban cleaning.
Selon une caractéristique principale de l'invention le couvercle d'aspiration délimitant un volume de détente entre le point de pénétration du tube d'aspiration et l'ouie d'aspiration de la turbine est fermé à sa partie inférieure au niveau du sommet de la cuve par une grille et une partie terminale du tube d'aspiration est munie de perforations sur au moins une partie de la hauteur de la chambre de détente et traverse la grille.According to a main characteristic of the invention, the suction cover defining an expansion volume between the point of penetration of the suction tube and the suction inlet of the turbine is closed at its lower part at the level of the top of the tank by a grid and an end part of the suction tube is provided with perforations over at least part of the height of the expansion chamber and passes through the grid.
Selon une autre caractéristique particulière de l'invention, la partie terminale du tube d'aspiration, qui déborde sous la grille est munie sur toute sa hauteur de perforations avantageusement disposées en quinconce.According to another particular characteristic of the invention, the end part of the suction tube, which projects under the grid is provided over its entire height with perforations advantageously arranged in staggered rows.
D'autres caractéristiques particulières et avantages de l'invention apparaitront à la lecture de la description qui va suivre d'une forme de réalisation prise à titre d'exemple non limitatif. On se réfère aux dessins annexés qui représentent :
- Figure 1 : une vue en élévation de l'aspirateur industriel,
- Figure 2 : une vue du dessus de l'aspirateur selon la figure 1,
- Figure 3 : une vue en coupe selon III-III de la
figuré 1, - Figure 4 : une vue du dessus de la grille selon IV-IV de la figure 1,
- Figure 5 : une vue schématique en coupe verticale de l'aspirateur selon la figure 1.
- Figure 1: an elevational view of the industrial vacuum cleaner,
- Figure 2: a top view of the vacuum cleaner according to Figure 1,
- FIG. 3: a sectional view along III-III of FIG. 1,
- FIG. 4: a top view of the grid according to IV-IV of FIG. 1,
- Figure 5: a schematic view in vertical section of the vacuum cleaner according to Figure 1.
On a représenté aux figures 1 et 2 un aspirateur industriel essentiellement constitué d'une cuve de réception 1 coiffée d'un couvercle 2 surmontée d'une turbine d'aspiration 3 entraînée par un moteur autonome 4. Un tube flexible de gros diamètre supporté par une potence 5 manoeuvrée par un vérin 6 peut prendre diverses orientations et son extrémité non représentée peut couvrir une surface voisine du sol. Le tube flexible d'aspiration 7 débouche à l'intérieur de la cuve en traversant le couvercle 2 par un orifice 15. La turbine 3 est logée dans un collecteur et rejette vers l'extérieur l'air aspiré par la buse de sortie 8. L'ensemble que constituent la turbine 3, le moteur 4, le tube flexible 7 et ses dispositifs de maintien est avantageusement monté sur un support non représenté lui-même porté par un châssis mobile du genre d'un chariot ou d'une voiturette. Le support est par exemple pivotant par rapport à la cuve 1 pour permettre d'enlever le couvercle 2. Bien entendu, en position travail, un orifice inférieur de la turbine 3 vient s'adapter de façon étanche sur un orifice supérieur 16 correspondant du couvercle 2 formant une ouie d'aspiration, mais l'ensemble moto ventilateur (3,4) n'est pas supporté directement par le couvercle. On notera que les orifices 15 et 16 prévus dans le couvercle sont excentrés, ce qui permet au tube d'aspiration de déboucher sur le côté de la cuve et de faciliter l'aspiration. La turbine 3 peut être ainsi montée excentrée sans nuire au fonctionnement.FIGS. 1 and 2 show an industrial vacuum cleaner essentially consisting of a receiving
Les figures 3, 4 et 5 montrent la disposition particulière du couvercle 2 qui s'emboîte au-dessus de la cuve 1. Il est muni à sa partie inférieure d'une grille 9 au niveau du sommet de la cuve et d'un joint 10 lui permettant de faire étanchéité sur la bordure supérieure de la cuve. La grille 9 délimite avec le couvercle une chambre de détente 17.Figures 3, 4 and 5 show the particular arrangement of the
Le tube flexible d'aspiration 7 comporte une partie terminale 11 qui traverse à la fois le couvercle 2 et la grille 9 et s'ouvre vers la cuve par un orifice 13. Cette partie terminale déborde de quelques centimètres sous la grille. Au-dessous du couvercle, cette partie 11 est munie de petites perforations 12 qui couvrent toute sa surface. On voit plus précisément aux figures 4 et 5 la disposition de ces perforations ainsi que les mailles de la grille 9, empêchant les débris d'atteindre la turbine. Ces perforations 12 font tout le tour de la partie 11 et sont avantageusement disposées en quinconce.The
Grâce à cette disposition, l'air aspiré par la turbine 3, suit le cheminement indiqué par les flèches. Un certain débit d'airQ porteur de débris traverse le couvercle de haut en bas et sort dans la cuve par l'orifice 13. Une autre fraction de débit d'air Q' traverse les perforations 12 et atteint directement la turbine sans passer par la cuve, formant ainsi un bipass du circuit principal.Thanks to this arrangement, the air sucked in by the
Le débit d'air total dans le tube 7 est la somme des débits Q et Q'. Il y a donc au niveau de l'orifice 13 de la section terminale 11 du tube, c'est-à-dire dans le volume de détente compris entre le point de pénétration du tube 7 dans le couvercle 2 et l'ouie d'aspiration de la turbine 3, une diminution du débit de l'air porteur, qui ne gêne en rien le dépôt des débris 14 sur le fond de la cuve 1, du fait de leur vitesse acquise, mais qui limite dans celle-ci les mouvements tourbillonnaires de l'air du fait de son impact sur le fond et les parois. Les déchets les plus légers comme les papiers, feuilles plastiques ou autres ne se trouvent donc pas attirés vers la grille 9 par un flux d'air ascendant important en direction de la turbine 3, du fait justement du flux compensateur Q' s'établissant transversalement dans le couvercle. On évite ainsi le colmatage de la grille 9 par les débris légers sans diminuer d'aucune façon la force globale d'aspiration de l'appareil.The total air flow rate in the
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CN102322037A (en) * | 2011-07-03 | 2012-01-18 | 上海神舟汽车设计开发有限公司 | Dust collection port of pure suction type sweeping machine |
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