EP0734776B1 - Rotor nozzle, in particular for a high-pressure cleaning device - Google Patents
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- B05—SPRAYING OR ATOMISING IN GENERAL; APPLYING FLUENT MATERIALS TO SURFACES, IN GENERAL
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- B05B3/00—Spraying or sprinkling apparatus with moving outlet elements or moving deflecting elements
- B05B3/02—Spraying or sprinkling apparatus with moving outlet elements or moving deflecting elements with rotating elements
- B05B3/04—Spraying or sprinkling apparatus with moving outlet elements or moving deflecting elements with rotating elements driven by the liquid or other fluent material discharged, e.g. the liquid actuating a motor before passing to the outlet
- B05B3/0409—Spraying or sprinkling apparatus with moving outlet elements or moving deflecting elements with rotating elements driven by the liquid or other fluent material discharged, e.g. the liquid actuating a motor before passing to the outlet with moving, e.g. rotating, outlet elements
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- the invention relates to a rotor nozzle, in particular for a high pressure cleaning device, with a nozzle housing that at its axial one end a central inlet opening and at the other end an outlet for the Has cleaning liquid, as well as with a Nozzle housing inclined with respect to its longitudinal axis arranged, driven by rotation and on the Rolling rotor housing inner wall, which with a of the cleaning liquid flowed through, in a stilt arranged nozzle is provided, the outlet opening pointing end pivotally supported in a cup bearing is.
- Such a rotor nozzle is, for example, in DE 44 33,646. Basically, it is for many Applications of such rotor nozzles favorable in the Rule-specific high rotation speed of the rotor to reduce what already different measures were proposed. This in turn experiences the However, the rotor nozzle is usually a limitation in that an influence on the spray pattern is not is more or hardly possible.
- the advantage achieved by the invention is essential in that on the one hand about the storage of the Influencing the rotor on the bearing sleeve Sequence of movements of the flowing through Cleaning fluid for rotary rotor possible is, and that on the other hand on the inside of the rotor attached driving surfaces the movement of the Stilt is influenced, the movement of which is immediate for the achievable spray pattern is responsible.
- Spray pattern can be influenced within wide limits.
- convex surface of the ball joint either on the outside the bearing sleeve or on the rotor and accordingly the concave Surface inside either on the rotor or on the Bearing sleeve is arranged. It is further advantageous if the adjacent to the convex surface area of the bearing sleeve facing away from the outlet opening tapered.
- the driving surface surrounds the stilt in a ring, the result is a conventional, essentially circular Spray pattern.
- the rotor has a radial Sliding groove for the end of the nozzle facing away from the nozzle mouth Stilt has, whereby the groove walls the driving surfaces form for the stilts.
- the sliding groove runs here related to the support of the stilt in its cup bearing expediently in the form of a circular arc under a radius that corresponds to the total length of the stilt, so that the Face of the stilts over which the cleaning liquid flows in the direction of the nozzle, always the same distance from the Bottom of the sliding groove.
- the sliding groove can extend to the outer surface of the rotor, so that the end of the sliding groove also the inflow opening for the Cleaning liquid forms.
- the sliding groove is one of these narrower flow groove arranged.
- This flow groove is advantageously about arranged in the middle of the slide groove and at the ends closed. Do close to the top of the Groove walls of the sliding groove are in the sleeve-shaped area of the rotor towards conical surfaces.
- the spray pattern can be influenced in that the bearing sleeve has two parallel delimiting surfaces, the stilt between them, which are aligned with respect to the longitudinal axis of the nozzle housing at an angle of 90 ° with respect to the sliding groove, the bearing sleeve being connected to a rotor in a rotationally locking manner.
- These boundary surfaces only allow the stilt to perform an oscillating movement, which results in a linear spray pattern of the rotor nozzle.
- the alignment of the sliding groove in the rotor at an angle of 90 ° with respect to these boundary surfaces ensures that the rotor can run along a conical surface despite the restriction of the stilt to a pendulum movement.
- the rotor points in a manner known per se to its End facing away from the outlet opening into an annular groove inserted friction ring over which the rotor on the Inner wall of the nozzle housing expires. This is one of the Measures to reduce the speed is achieved.
- the rotor nozzle shown in the drawing is used especially for use in connection with a High pressure cleaning device.
- Rotor nozzle from a nozzle housing 1, which is axially at its one end a central inlet opening 2 and at its other end an outlet 3 for the Has cleaning liquid.
- Within the Nozzle housing 1 is opposite its longitudinal axis provided inclined rotor 4, through which the Cleaning fluid flowing through the nozzle housing is driven by rotation and is located on the inner wall of the housing passes on.
- the rotor 4 is provided with a stilt 5, within which a nozzle 6 is arranged, which also is flowed through by the cleaning liquid and this releases through the outlet opening 3 to the outside.
- the nozzle 6 itself is to do so with your facing the outlet opening 3 End pivotally supported in a cup bearing 7.
- the rotor 4 is facing towards the outlet opening 3 Side sleeve-shaped and there at the end in the kind of a ball joint mounted on a bearing sleeve 8.
- the cup bearing 7 is in turn concentric in the Bearing sleeve 8 arranged.
- the bearing sleeve 8 carries the convex surface of the outside Ball joint, while the rotor 4 inside has a corresponding concave surface. Likewise can however, the rotor 4 also has the convex surface on the outside have the concave surface of the bearing sleeve 8 or is directly adjacent to the nozzle housing 1. To the sequence of movements of the rotor 4 along a conical surface, the one adjacent to the convex surface tapers Region of the bearing sleeve 8 facing away from the outlet opening 3 also conical.
- the rotor 4 has in its sleeve-shaped Area two radial inflow openings 9 through which enter the cleaning fluid and to the face the stilt 5 can flow.
- the driving surfaces of the rotor 4 for the stilt 5 can be designed according to the desired spray pattern.
- the rotor 4 has a radial extending sliding groove 10 for that of the nozzle mouth opposite end of the stilt 5, here the groove walls form the driving surfaces for the stilt 5.
- the stilt 5 is still a linear movement run inside the rotor 4. This leads to the result to an elliptical or lenticular spray pattern Rotor nozzle, since the stilt 5 when the rotor 4 the full movement stroke only in one direction will participate, while in the perpendicular to this Direction over the sliding groove 10 to a certain extent dodges, so do not reach the maximum deflection becomes.
- the sliding groove 10 runs in a circular arc under one Radius, which corresponds to the total length of the stilt 5, so that the distance between the end face of the stilt 5 and the groove bottom constant regardless of the position of the stilt 5 is.
- the sliding groove 10 extends to the outer Shell surface of the rotor 4, so that the end of the sliding groove 10th at the same time the inflow opening 9 into the rotor 4 forms.
- To prevent the inflow of cleaning fluid into the End face of the stilt 5 is to be further improved in the bottom of the sliding groove 10 one of them narrower than this Flow groove 11 arranged.
- This flow groove 11 runs approximately in the middle of the sliding groove 10 and is at the end in each case closed.
- At the top of the groove walls of the Sliding groove 10 close in the sleeve-shaped area of the rotor 4 towards conical surfaces 12, like this can be seen in Fig. 2.
- the illustrated embodiment on the bearing sleeve 8 additionally two parallel, the stilt 5 between to provide receiving boundary surfaces 13 which with respect to the longitudinal axis 14 of the nozzle housing 1 below an angle of 90 ° with respect to the sliding groove 10 are aligned.
- the bearing sleeve 8 is with the Rotor 4 rotatably connected, for which purpose the bearing sleeve 8 in Region of their convex surface has a locking projection 15 has, which engages in a recess of the rotor 4.
- the two boundary surfaces 13 allow the stilt 5 only a pendulum movement, so that there is a result linear spray pattern.
- By aligning the Sliding groove 10 opposite the boundary surfaces 13 below an angle of 90 ° ensures that the rotor 4 can nevertheless run along a conical surface.
- Around Maintaining this angle of 90 ° is the rotational one Connection between the rotor 4 and the bearing sleeve 8 required.
- the rotor 4 has its outlet opening 3 opposite end of a friction ring 16, which in a Ring groove is inserted.
- the friction ring 16 runs over the Rotor 4 on the inner wall of the nozzle housing 1, whereby on the one hand, wear-free operation, on the other hand, one Reduction of the rotational speed of the rotor 4 is achieved.
- the inlet opening 2 of the rotor nozzle has one Insert 17 on the cleaning liquid enters tangentially into the interior of the nozzle housing 1.
- the rotor 4 is driven after Vortex chamber principle.
- the invention is the same Way with other drive principles, such as under Use of paddle wheels, applicable.
- the Insert 17 is designed so that its twist the cross-sectional area 18 over which the Cleaning liquid from the insert 17 in the Nozzle housing 1 occurs, and thus the Flow rate of the cleaning liquid can be changed can.
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Die Erfindung betrifft eine Rotordüse, insbesondere für ein Hochdruckreinigungsgerät, mit einem Düsengehäuse, das an seinem axial einen Ende eine zentrale Einlaßöffnung und am anderen Ende eine Auslaßöffnung für die Reinigungsflüssigkeit aufweist, sowie mit einem im Düsengehäuse gegenüber dessen Längsachse geneigt angeordneten, drehangetriebenen und an der Gehäuseinnenwand sich abwälzenden Rotor, der mit einer von der Reinigungsflüssigkeit durchströmten, in einer Stelze angeordneten Düse versehen ist, deren zur Auslaßöffnung weisendes Ende in einem Napflager schwenkbar abgestützt ist. The invention relates to a rotor nozzle, in particular for a high pressure cleaning device, with a nozzle housing that at its axial one end a central inlet opening and at the other end an outlet for the Has cleaning liquid, as well as with a Nozzle housing inclined with respect to its longitudinal axis arranged, driven by rotation and on the Rolling rotor housing inner wall, which with a of the cleaning liquid flowed through, in a stilt arranged nozzle is provided, the outlet opening pointing end pivotally supported in a cup bearing is.
Eine derartige Rotordüse ist beispielsweise in der DE 44 33 646 beschrieben. Grundsätzlich ist es für viele Anwendungsfälle solcher Rotordüsen günstig, die in der Regel bauartbedingt hohe Umlaufgeschwindigkeit des Rotors zu verringern, wofür schon unterschiedliche Maßnahmen vorgeschlagen wurden. Hierdurch wiederum erfährt die Rotordüse jedoch in der Regel eine Einschränkung dahingehend, daß eine Beeinflussung des Spritzbildes nicht mehr oder kaum noch möglich ist.Such a rotor nozzle is, for example, in DE 44 33,646. Basically, it is for many Applications of such rotor nozzles favorable in the Rule-specific high rotation speed of the rotor to reduce what already different measures were proposed. This in turn experiences the However, the rotor nozzle is usually a limitation in that an influence on the spray pattern is not is more or hardly possible.
Hiervon ausgehend liegt der Erfindung die Aufgabe zugrunde, eine Rotordüse der eingangs genannten Art so weiterzubilden, daS auch bei Betrieb unter verringerter Drehzahl unterschiedliche Spritzbilder wählbar sind.Proceeding from this, the object of the invention based on a rotor nozzle of the type mentioned above to further develop that even when operating under reduced Speed different spray patterns can be selected.
Diese Aufgabe wird nach der Erfindung dadurch gelöst, daß der Rotor an seiner zur Auslaßöffnung weisenden Seite hülsenförmig ausgebildet ist und dort endseitig in der Art eines Kugelgelenks auf einer Lagerhülse gelagert ist, wobei das Napflager konzentrisch in der Lagerhülse angeordnet ist und der Rotor innenseitig Mitnahmeflächen für die Stelze aufweist.This object is achieved according to the invention in that the rotor on its side facing the outlet opening is sleeve-shaped and there at the end in the manner a ball joint is mounted on a bearing sleeve, the cup bearing concentric in the bearing sleeve is arranged and the rotor inside driving surfaces for the stilt.
Der durch die Erfindung erreichte Vorteil besteht im wesentlichen darin, daS einerseits über die Lagerung des Rotors an der Lagerhülse eine Beeinflussung des Bewegungsablaufes des durch die durchströmende Reinigungsflüssigkeit drehangetriebenen Rotors möglich ist, und daß andererseits über die am Rotor innenseitig angebrachten Mitnahmeflächen der Bewegungsablauf der Stelze beeinflußt wird, deren Bewegung unmittelbar für das erreichbare Spritzbild verantwortlich ist. Durch die individuelle Gestaltung der Mitnahmeflächen kann daher das Spritzbild in weiten Grenzen beeinflußt werden.The advantage achieved by the invention is essential in that on the one hand about the storage of the Influencing the rotor on the bearing sleeve Sequence of movements of the flowing through Cleaning fluid for rotary rotor possible is, and that on the other hand on the inside of the rotor attached driving surfaces the movement of the Stilt is influenced, the movement of which is immediate for the achievable spray pattern is responsible. Through the individual design of the takeaway areas can do that Spray pattern can be influenced within wide limits.
In bevorzugter Ausführungsform der Erfindung ist die konvexe Fläche des Kugelgelenks außenseitig entweder an der Lagerhülse oder am Rotor und entsprechend die konkave Fläche innenseitig entweder am Rotor oder an der Lagerhülse angeordnet ist. Dabei ist es weiter vorteilhaft, wenn der an die konvexe Fläche angrenzende, der Auslaßöffnung abgewandte Bereich der Lagerhülse sich konisch verjüngt.In a preferred embodiment of the invention convex surface of the ball joint either on the outside the bearing sleeve or on the rotor and accordingly the concave Surface inside either on the rotor or on the Bearing sleeve is arranged. It is further advantageous if the adjacent to the convex surface area of the bearing sleeve facing away from the outlet opening tapered.
Weiter ist im Rahmen der Erfindung vorgesehen, daS der Rotor in seinem hülsenförmig ausgebildeten Bereich eine oder mehrere, radial verlaufende Einströmöffnungen für die Reinigungsflüssigkeit aufweist.It is further provided within the scope of the invention that the Rotor in its sleeve-shaped area or more, radially extending inflow openings for the Has cleaning liquid.
Wenn die Mitnahmefläche die Stelze ringförmig umschließt, ergibt sich ein konventionelles, im wesentlichen kreisrundes Spritzbild.If the driving surface surrounds the stilt in a ring, the result is a conventional, essentially circular Spray pattern.
Es besteht jedoch im Rahmen der Erfindung die vorteilhafte Möglichkeit, daS der Rotor eine radial verlaufende Gleitnut für das der Düsenmündung abgewandte Ende der Stelze aufweist, wodurch die Nutwände die Mitnahmeflächen für die Stelze bilden. Die Gleitnut verläuft dabei bezogen auf die Abstützung der Stelze in ihrem Napflager zweckmäßigerweise kreisbogenförmig unter einem Radius, der der Gesamtlänge der Stelze entspricht, so daß die Stirnfläche der Stelze, über die die Reinigungsflüssigkeit in Richtung zur Düse einströmt, stets gleichen Abstand zum Boden der Gleitnut aufweist. Die Gleitnut kann sich dabei bis zur äußeren Mantelfläche des Rotors erstrecken, so daß das Ende der Gleitnut zugleich die Einströmöffnung für die Reinigungsflüssigkeit bildet. However, there is the advantageous within the scope of the invention Possibility that the rotor has a radial Sliding groove for the end of the nozzle facing away from the nozzle mouth Stilt has, whereby the groove walls the driving surfaces form for the stilts. The sliding groove runs here related to the support of the stilt in its cup bearing expediently in the form of a circular arc under a radius that corresponds to the total length of the stilt, so that the Face of the stilts over which the cleaning liquid flows in the direction of the nozzle, always the same distance from the Bottom of the sliding groove. The sliding groove can extend to the outer surface of the rotor, so that the end of the sliding groove also the inflow opening for the Cleaning liquid forms.
Um die Zuströmung der Reinigungsflüssigkeit ins Innere der Stelze weiter zu fördern, ist vorteilhafterweise im Boden der Gleitnut eine dieser gegenüber schmalere Strömungsnut angeordnet. Diese Strömungsnut ist zweckmäßigerweise etwa mittig zur Gleitnut angeordnet und endseitig jeweils geschlossen. Dabei schließen an den oberen Rand der Nutwände der Gleitnut sich in den hülsenförmigen Bereich des Rotors hin erweiternde Konusflächen an.To prevent the inflow of cleaning fluid into the interior of the Advancing stilt is advantageously in the ground the sliding groove is one of these narrower flow groove arranged. This flow groove is advantageously about arranged in the middle of the slide groove and at the ends closed. Do close to the top of the Groove walls of the sliding groove are in the sleeve-shaped area of the rotor towards conical surfaces.
Schließlich kann nach einer weiteren Ausgestaltung das
Spritzbild dadurch beeinflußt werden, daß die Lagerhülse
zwei parallele, die Stelze zwischen sich aufnehmende
Begrenzungsflächen aufweist,
die bezüglich der Längsachse des Düsengehäuses unter einem
Winkel von 90° gegenüber der Gleitnut ausgerichtet sind,
wobei die Lagerhülse mit einem Rotor drehschlüssig
verbunden ist. Diese Begrenzungsflächen lassen die Stelze
lediglich eine Pendelbewegung ausführen, wodurch sich ein
lineares Spritzbild der Rotordüse ergibt. Durch die
Ausrichtung der Gleitnut im Rotor unter einem Winkel von
90° gegenüber diesen Begrenzungsflächen ist sicher
gestellt, daS der Rotor trotz der Beschränkung der Stelze
auf eine Pendelbewegung längs einer konischen Fläche
ablaufen kann.Finally, according to a further embodiment, the spray pattern can be influenced in that the bearing sleeve has two parallel delimiting surfaces, the stilt between them,
which are aligned with respect to the longitudinal axis of the nozzle housing at an angle of 90 ° with respect to the sliding groove, the bearing sleeve being connected to a rotor in a rotationally locking manner. These boundary surfaces only allow the stilt to perform an oscillating movement, which results in a linear spray pattern of the rotor nozzle. The alignment of the sliding groove in the rotor at an angle of 90 ° with respect to these boundary surfaces ensures that the rotor can run along a conical surface despite the restriction of the stilt to a pendulum movement.
Um die Drehschlüssigkeit zwischen der Lagerhülse und dem Rotor zu erreichen, kann vorteilhafterweise die Lagerhülse im Bereich ihrer konvexen Fläche einen in eine Aussparung des Rotors greifenden Rastvorsprung aufweisen.To the rotational connection between the bearing sleeve and the Reaching the rotor can advantageously the bearing sleeve in the area of their convex surface into a recess of the rotor engaging locking projection.
Der Rotor weist in an sich bekannter Weise an seinem der Auslaßöffnung abgewandten Ende einen in eine Ringnut eingelegten Reibring auf, über den der Rotor an der Innenwand des Düsengehäuses abläuft. Dies ist eine der Maßnahmen, durch die eine Reduzierung der Drehzahl erreicht wird.The rotor points in a manner known per se to its End facing away from the outlet opening into an annular groove inserted friction ring over which the rotor on the Inner wall of the nozzle housing expires. This is one of the Measures to reduce the speed is achieved.
Schließlich kann nach einer weiteren Ausgestaltung der Erfindung die Lagerhülse einstückig mit dem Düsengehäuse ausgebildet sein.Finally, according to a further embodiment Invention the bearing sleeve in one piece with the nozzle housing be trained.
Im folgenden wird die Erfindung an einem in der Zeichnung dargestellten Ausführungsbeispiel erläutert; es zeigen:
- Fig. 1
- einen Längsschnitt durch die Rotordüse,
- Fig. 2
- einen weiteren Längsschnitt durch die Rotordüse, senkrecht zu dem Schnitt gemäß Fig. 1.
- Fig. 1
- a longitudinal section through the rotor nozzle,
- Fig. 2
- a further longitudinal section through the rotor nozzle, perpendicular to the section of FIG. 1st
Die in der Zeichnung wiedergegebene Rotordüse dient
insbesondere zur Verwendung in Verbindung mit einem
Hochdruckreinigungsgerät. Im einzelnen besteht die
Rotordüse aus einem Düsengehäuse 1, das an seinem axial
einen Ende eine zentrale Einlaßöffnung 2 und an seinem
anderen Ende eine Auslaßöffnung 3 für die
Reinigungsflüssigkeit aufweist. Innerhalb des
Düsengehäuses 1 ist ein gegenüber dessen Längsachse
geneigt angeordneter Rotor 4 vorgesehen, der durch die das
Düsengehäuse durchströmende Reinigungsflüssigkeit
drehangetrieben ist und sich dabei an der Gehäuseinnenwand
abwälzt. Der Rotor 4 ist mit einer Stelze 5 versehen,
innerhalb der eine Düse 6 angeordnet ist, die ebenfalls
von der Reinigungsflüssigkeit durchströmt wird und diese
durch die Auslaßöffnung 3 nach außen abgibt. Die Düse 6
selbst ist dazu mit ihrem zur Auslaßöffnung 3 weisenden
Ende in einem Napflager 7 schwenkbar abgestützt. The rotor nozzle shown in the drawing is used
especially for use in connection with a
High pressure cleaning device. In detail there is
Rotor nozzle from a
Der Rotor 4 ist an seiner zur Auslaßöffnung 3 weisenden
Seite hülsenförmig ausgebildet und dort endseitig in der
Art eines Kugelgelenks auf einer Lagerhülse 8 gelagert.
Das Napflager 7 ist seinerseits konzentrisch in der
Lagerhülse 8 angeordnet. Um die Stelze 5 entsprechend dem
gewünschten Spritzbild bewegen zu können, weist der
Rotor 4 innenseitig Mitnahmeflächen für die Stelze 5 auf.The
Die Lagerhülse 8 trägt außenseitig die konvexe Fläche des
Kugelgelenks, während der Rotor 4 innenseitig die
korrespondierende, konkave Fläche aufweist. Ebenso kann
jedoch auch der Rotor 4 außenseitig die konvexe Fläche
aufweisen, die der konkaven Fläche der Lagerhülse 8 oder
direkt des Düsengehäuses 1 anliegt. Um den Bewegungsablauf
des Rotors 4 längs einer konischen Fläche zu ermöglichen,
verjüngt sich der an die konvexe Fläche angrenzende, der
Auslaßöffnung 3 abgewandte Bereich der Lagerhülse 8
ebenfalls konisch.The
Der Rotor 4 weist in seinem hülsenförmig ausgebildeten
Bereich zwei radiale Einströmöffnungen 9 auf, durch die
die Reinigungsflüssigkeit eintreten und zur Stirnfläche
der Stelze 5 strömen kann.The
Die Mitnahmeflächen des Rotors 4 für die Stelze 5 können
entsprechend dem gewünschten Spritzbild ausgebildet sein.
Im Ausführungsbeispiel weist der Rotor 4 eine radial
verlaufende Gleitnut 10 für das der Düsenmündung
abgewandte Ende der Stelze 5 auf, wobei hier die Nutwände
die Mitnahmeflächen für die Stelze 5 bilden. Zusätzlich zu
dem durch den Rotor 4 verursachten Bewegungsablauf kann
hier also die Stelze 5 noch eine lineare Bewegung
innerhalb des Rotors 4 ausführen. Dies führt im Ergebnis
zu einem elliptischen bzw. linsenförmigen Spritzbild der
Rotordüse, da die Stelze 5 beim Ablauf des Rotors 4
lediglich in der einen Richtung den vollen Bewegungshub
mitmachen wird, während sie in der hierzu senkrechten
Richtung über die Gleitnut 10 in gewissem Umfange
ausweicht, also nicht die maximale Auslenkung erreichen
wird.The driving surfaces of the
Die Gleitnut 10 verläuft kreisbogenförmig unter einem
Radius, der der Gesamtlänge der Stelze 5 entspricht, so
daß der Abstand zwischen der Stirnfläche der Stelze 5 und
dem Nutboden unabhängig von der Lage der Stelze 5 konstant
ist. Die Gleitnut 10 erstreckt sich bis zur äußeren
Mantelfläche des Rotors 4, so daß das Ende der Gleitnut 10
zugleich auch die Einströmöffnung 9 in den Rotor 4 hinein
bildet. Um die Zuströmung der Reinigungsflüssigkeit in die
Stirnfläche der Stelze 5 hinein weiter zu verbessern, ist
im Boden der Gleitnut 10 eine dieser gegenüber schmalere
Strömungsnut 11 angeordnet. Diese Strömungsnut 11 verläuft
etwa mittig zur Gleitnut 10 und ist endseitig jeweils
geschlossen. An den oberen Rand der Nutwände der
Gleitnut 10 schließen sich in den hülsenförmigen Bereich
des Rotors 4 hin erweiternde Konusflächen 12 an, wie dies
in Fig. 2 zu sehen ist.The sliding groove 10 runs in a circular arc under one
Radius, which corresponds to the total length of the
Wenn anstelle eines elliptischen bzw. linsenförmigen Spritzbildes,
das durch die Verwendung der Gleitnut 10 erreicht
wird, ein lineares Spritzbild gewünscht wird, dann sind entsprechend
dem dargestellten Ausführungsbeispiel an der Lagerhülse
8 zusätzlich zwei parallele, die Stelze 5 zwischen
sich aufnehmende Begrenzungsflächen 13 vorzusehen, die
bezüglich der Längsachse 14 des Düsengehäuses 1 unter
einem Winkel von 90° gegenüber der Gleitnut 10
ausgerichtet sind. Die Lagerhülse 8 ist dabei mit dem
Rotor 4 drehschlüssig verbunden, wozu die Lagerhülse 8 im
Bereich ihrer konvexen Fläche einen Rastvorsprung 15
aufweist, der in eine Aussparung des Rotors 4 greift.If instead of an elliptical or lenticular spray pattern,
that achieved through the use of the sliding groove 10
If a linear spray pattern is required, then
the illustrated embodiment on the
Die beiden Begrenzungsflächen 13 erlauben der Stelze 5
lediglich eine Pendelbewegung, so daß sich im Ergebnis ein
lineares Spritzbild einstellt. Durch die Ausrichtung der
Gleitnut 10 gegenüber den Begrenzungsflächen 13 unter
einem Winkel von 90° ist sicher gestellt, daß der Rotor 4
gleichwohl längs einer Konusfläche ablaufen kann. Um
diesen Winkel von 90° einzuhalten, ist die drehschlüssige
Verbindung zwischen dem Rotor 4 und der Lagerhülse 8
erforderlich.The two
Im übrigen weist der Rotor 4 an seinem der Auslaßöffnung 3
abgewandten Ende einen Reibring 16 auf, der in eine
Ringnut eingelegt ist. Über diesen Reibring 16 läuft der
Rotor 4 an der Innenwand des Düsengehäuses 1 ab, wodurch
einerseits ein verschleißfreier Betrieb, andererseits eine
Verringerung der Umlaufgeschwindigkeit des Rotors 4
erreicht wird.Otherwise, the
Die Einlaßöffnung 2 der Rotordüse weist einen
Einsatzstutzen 17 auf, über den die Reinigungsflüssigkeit
tangential ins Innere des Düsengehäuses 1 eintritt.
Hierdurch erfolgt ein Antrieb des Rotors 4 nach dem
Wirbelkammerprinzip. Die Erfindung ist jedoch in gleicher
Weise auch mit anderen Antriebsprinzipien, etwa unter
Verwendung von Schaufelrädern, anwendbar. Der
Einsatzstutzen 17 ist dabei so ausgebildet, daß durch
seine Verdrehung die Querschnittsfläche 18, über die die
Reinigungflüssigkeit aus dem Einsatzstutzen 17 in das
Düsengehäuse 1 eintritt, variiert und somit die
Durchflußmenge der Reinigungsflüssigkeit verändert werden
kann. The inlet opening 2 of the rotor nozzle has one
Es besteht auch die in der Zeichnung nicht dargestellte
Möglichkeit, daß die Lagerhülse 8 einstückig it dem
Düsengehäuse 1 ausgebildet ist.There is also the one not shown in the drawing
Possibility that the
Claims (10)
- Rotor nozzle, in particular for a high pressure cleaning apparatus, comprising a nozzle housing (1) which has an inlet opening (2) in the region of its one end and an outlet opening (3) for the cleaning liquid at the other end, and also comprising a rotor (4) arranged within the nozzle housing (1) and inclined relative to its longitudinal axis (14), with the rotor being rotationally driven and rolling off on the inner wall of the housing, wherein the rotor is provided with a nozzle (6) through which the cleaning liquid flows and which is arranged in a support (5), with the end of the nozzle facing towards the outlet opening (3) being pivotally supported in a cup bearing (7), characterised in that the rotor is of sleeve-like form at its end pointing towards the outlet opening (3) and is journalled there at its end on a bearing sleeve (8) in the manner of a ball joint, with the cup bearing (7) being arranged concentrically within the bearing sleeve (8) and with the rotor (4) having driver surfaces for the support (5) at its inner side.
- Rotor nozzle in accordance with claim 1, characterised in that the convex surface of the ball joint is arranged at the outside either at the bearing sleeve (8) or at the rotor (4) and correspondingly the concave surface is arranged at the inner side either at the rotor (4) or at the bearing sleeve (8).
- Rotor nozzle in accordance with claim 2, characterised in that the region of the bearing sleeve (8) which adjoins the convex surface and faces away from the outlet opening (3) tapers conically.
- Rotor nozzle in accordance with one of the claims 1 to 3, characterised in that the rotor (4) has one or more radially extending inflow openings (9) for the cleaning fluid in its sleeve-like region.
- Rotor nozzle in accordance with one of the claims 1 to 4, characterised in that the rotor (4) has a radially extending slide groove (10) for the end of the support (5) remote from the nozzle opening, with the groove walls forming the driver surfaces for the support (5).
- Rotor nozzle in accordance with claim 5, characterised in that the sliding groove (10) extends in circular arc-like manner relative to the cup bearing (7) for the support at a radius which corresponds to the total length of the support (5), and in that the slide groove (10) extends up to the outer jacket surface of the rotor (4).
- Rotor nozzle in accordance with the claims 5 or 6, characterised in that a flow groove (11) is arranged in the base of the slide groove (10) and is narrower in comparison to the latter.
- Rotor nozzle in accordance with claim 7, characterised in that the flow groove (11) is arranged approximately centrally relative to the slide groove (10) and is in each case closed at its ends.
- Rotor nozzle in accordance with the claims 5 to 8, characterised in that the bearing sleeve (8) has two parallel boundary surfaces (13) which accommodate the support (5) between them, with the two boundary surfaces (13) being aligned relative to the longitudinal axis (14) of the nozzle housing (1) at an angle of 90° relative to the slide groove (10), with the bearing sleeve (8) being rotationally fixedly connected to the rotor (4).
- Rotor nozzle in accordance with claim 9, characterised in that the bearing sleeve (8) has in the region of its convex surface a latch projection (15) which engages into a cut-out of the rotor.
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