EP0873075B1 - Sauggerät für reinigungszwecke - Google Patents
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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
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- the invention relates to a suction device for cleaning purposes a closable suction inlet, a suction outlet and a collecting container arranged between them, with a suction line from the suction outlet a suction unit is connected, the suction line is closable by means of an outlet valve and wherein the side of the filter facing away from the suction inlet one with a Supply valve lockable external air supply arranged is.
- Such devices are used, for example, as industrial vacuum cleaners used. After some operating time, there is a heavy contamination of the filter, so that filter cleaning becomes necessary. This is done for simple devices by tapping the filter, for example with the help of a mechanical scraper.
- EP-B1-0 197 036 proposes a vacuum cleaner to use two separate filters and a device to reverse the air circulation in one of the filters. For this purpose, the suction line is closed, and the through air drawn in through one filter flows through the other filter in the reverse flow direction, so that cleaning this filter is done. This requires a structurally complex Design, also need two separate filters be provided.
- DE-C1-41 38 223 proposes filter cleaning perform in several steps, one each Part of the filter covered by an external air supply is so that this filter section in the counterflow direction flowed through and thus cleaned.
- the cleaning of the whole Filters is quite time consuming, it also requires the external air supply that can be placed on individual sub-areas considerable design effort.
- the German Auslegeschrift 12 45 550 proposes to achieve a filter cleaning in that at first running suction unit the suction inlet is closed, so that a negative pressure is created in the collecting container. Subsequently the suction unit is switched off and / or the outlet valve closed. A supply valve is then opened and Via an external air supply outside air into the space between the filter and exhaust valve let in.
- the handling designed proves to be quite complex and prone to operating errors, moreover, there is not sufficient in all cases Filter cleaning.
- a suction device is described in US Pat. No. 4,277,265, which uses a bag-shaped filter, that is pressed together during filter cleaning. For this are in a collection container holding the filter Inlet valve and a closable with a supply valve External air supply is provided, the inlet valve mechanically is coupled to the supply valve. If the inlet valve is closed, so the supply valve is opened and at the same time External air flows on the side of the filter facing away from the filter Collecting container in the collecting container. This will make it bag-shaped filter compressed, the im Any air left over when the intake valve closes the suction outlet can escape. It is with this suction device required that during filter cleaning, i.e. when open Supply valve and incoming external air, the Suction unit with the collection container in flow connection stands. The filter cleaning is therefore with a high load connected to the suction unit.
- suction device a closing an inlet valve associated with the suction inlet and / or opening the supply valve with the Closing the exhaust valve coupling valve coupling unit includes.
- the valve coupling unit makes handling easier of the suction device during filter cleaning. This is done by that the filter in the counterflow direction with external air is flowed through, which is fed to the filter via the external air supply becomes. In order to prevent the outside air from entering the Suction unit is sucked, the connection between the collecting container and suction unit are interrupted by the Exhaust valve is closed. In addition, the suction inlet be closed so that the external air due to the in the collection container prevailing negative pressure in the collecting container is sucked in. This can cause the suction inlet to be closed done that the user the suction inlet for example with your hand or by using a Inlet valve associated with suction inlet closes. Via the valve coupling unit are in the embodiment of the invention of the suction device, the valves at least partially with one another coupled so that the handling of the suction device easier designed and operating errors avoided.
- the suction device comprises an inlet valve
- this can be done according to of the present invention via the valve coupling unit be coupled to the exhaust valve such that the one Valve, for example the inlet valve, closed automatically when the user switches the other valve, e.g. the Exhaust valve closes. He then only needs the supply valve open to effect filter cleaning.
- the supply valve can also be coupled to the exhaust valve so that, for example the external air supply is opened automatically when the exhaust valve passes into its closed position, or that conversely the exhaust valve closes when the outside air supply is opened.
- a coupling can also exist if no inlet valve is provided, the user Instead, cover the suction inlet by hand, for example.
- the suction device is easier to handle when Filter cleaning. Is the supply valve with the outlet valve coupled, so it is also avoided that erroneous after opening the supply valve, the outlet valve is closed becomes.
- suction device is a Includes inlet valve and both this and the supply valve coupled to the outlet valve via the valve coupling unit are. The user then only has to operate one valve. The other valves are opened and closed then automatically.
- Negative pressure is usually due to existing leaks in the collection container after a relatively short time Time reduced when the exhaust valve is closed and thereby the collection container is separated from the suction unit.
- the valve coupling unit the supply valve at the latest after a delay of about 3 seconds Closing the exhaust valve opens.
- the supply valve is inside this time interval open, it is sufficient in the collection container prevailing negative pressure even with manufacturing technology conditional usual leaks of the collecting container to ensure thorough filter cleaning.
- the coupling between the inlet and outlet valve can be different Types, for example mechanical, electromagnetic, hydraulic or pneumatic.
- the coupling of the outlet and supply valve can also be in be configured in many ways, for example one electromagnetic or hydraulic coupling provided his. With an inexpensively producible configuration of the Invention is provided that the outlet and the feed valve are mechanically coupled.
- outlet and the feed valve are pneumatic are coupled.
- the exhaust valve on the external air supply controlling pressure sensor is arranged.
- the one with the Opening the supply valve pressure increase in the External air supply is registered by the pressure sensor, which is due to the pressure increase closes the outlet valve.
- the external air supply can open into the suction line Include supply line.
- Supply valve one against the action of a spring in its open Position includes movable valve body. This will ensures that in the operating phases in which no filter cleaning is necessary, the valve body of the supply valve by the spring force in its closed position is held.
- Valve body of the supply valve can be moved along the supply line is and in its open position one in the Supply line arranged opening, which he in his closed position covered.
- the outlet valve one in its closed Position immersed in the suction outlet and this in the open position releasing valve body.
- the suction inlet is closed during filter cleaning, after opening the feed valve is due of the negative pressure prevailing in the collecting container.
- Immerses the valve body of the exhaust valve in his closed position in the suction outlet ensures that from the collection container during filter cleaning no dust or dirt escapes.
- the invention provided that the filter the suction outlet is arranged adjacent. This is also why Advantage, as this allows the filter when immersing the valve body the exhaust valve in the suction outlet mechanically shaken can be, so that in addition to the flow through the foreign air in the counterflow direction through the filter caused cleaning effect mechanically tapped the filter becomes.
- a structurally simple configuration results from that the valve body of the exhaust valve along the supply line is movable.
- the Exhaust valve body towards its open Position is spring-loaded. This ensures that the outlet valve is in the operating phases of the suction device, in which no cleaning is required, in the open Position.
- valve body of the exhaust valve along one in the suction line immersed end portion of the supply line is displaceable and from flowing through the suction outlet Airflow is held in its open position.
- dirt and Air laden with dust particles from the suction unit into the collection container sucked in.
- the air then flows through it Filter and enters the suction line via the suction outlet.
- An air flow thus forms at the suction outlet the valve body of the exhaust valve in the operating phases, in where no filter cleaning is necessary, in its open Holds position. Additional elements to the valve body to keep the exhaust valve in its open position, are therefore not necessary.
- the invention provides that the valve body of the supply valve in one piece with the valve body of the exhaust valve connected is. There is therefore a mechanical one Coupling of the two valves, with a shift of one Valve body a displacement of the other valve body due to the one-piece design.
- the inlet valve can be arranged at the suction inlet.
- a particularly favorable construction of a suction device results if the suction inlet opens into the collection container Intake port and the inlet valve as in its closed Position formed through the suction port slider are.
- the suction inlet is connected to a suction hose Suction nozzle of the suction device in connection. It is an advantage if the inlet valve is arranged on the suction nozzle, because thereby a particularly good accessibility of the inlet valve results for the user and he therefore does this easily and conveniently can operate.
- Suction device is provided that the suction device after closing the suction inlet, the supply valve opens Control unit includes. The handling of the suction device at the The filter is thus cleaned by the suction inlet is closed. The feed valve is then opened automatically by the control unit provided and the closing of the exhaust valve by the valve coupling unit.
- the control can, for example, be time-dependent, so that the control unit the supply valve after a defined Time interval after closing the suction inlet opens. During this time interval, due to the ongoing Suction unit in the collecting container an increased negative pressure generated after the time interval, for example after a maximum of about 5 seconds, the supply valve automatically opened by the control unit.
- control unit depending on the in the collection container prevailing pressure between the suction inlet and filter Control piston includes.
- the control piston thus acts as a pressure sensor that measures the pressure in the collection container detected.
- the control of the feed valve can be done in that the valve body of the supply valve depending on the Position of the control piston movable into its open position is. If the suction inlet is closed, it will the pressure in the reservoir is reduced and the control piston postponed. This shift serves as a signal for the valve body of the supply valve, which is in its open position is moved when the displacement of the control piston accordingly the negative pressure prevailing in the collecting container is a desired one Has reached scale.
- Suction device is provided that the valve body of the Supply valve is integrally connected to the control piston. This enables a structurally particularly simple and inexpensive producible configuration in which the supply valve depending on the prevailing in the collection container Vacuum is opened.
- a collecting container 10 is shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 with a suction inlet in the form of an immersion in the collecting container Inlet 11 and one at the top of the Collecting container 10 arranged suction outlet 12, the inside of the collecting container 10 is covered by a filter 13.
- the Suction outlet 12 establishes a connection between the collecting container 10 and one connected to it in one piece whose top arranged suction line 14. In this dips a supply line opposite the suction outlet 12 15 a.
- the suction line 14 has a connection opening 16 to which a suction unit, not shown in the drawing can be connected.
- the illustrated suction hose can be attached to the inlet connector be so that due to the suction effect of the suction unit air laden with dirt and dust via the suction hose and sucked the inlet nozzle into the collecting container 10 can be.
- the air then flows through it Filter 13 and the suction line 14 in the direction of the connection opening 16, as shown in Figure 1 with double arrows.
- the supply line 15 is penetrated by a tube 17, the slidably held on the inside of the feed line 15 is on the outside of his in the suction line 14 immersed end portion has a flange 18.
- the the end section of the tube opposite the suction line 14 17 is overlaid by a sleeve 19, wherein a sleeve jacket 20 engages around the end portion of the tube 17 and a sleeve cover 21 covers the tube 17.
- the outside of the feed line 15 is designed in stages, so that the supply line 15 in one of the suction line 14 adjacent front section 22 has a greater wall thickness than in a rear facing away from the suction line 14 Section 23. Front and rear sections 22 and 23 of the Feed line 15 are separated from one another by a step 24. At stage 24, one is supported as a coil spring trained compression spring 25 from between the sleeve shell 20 and the end section opposite the suction line 14 of the tube 17 runs and on the sleeve cover 21 to the system is coming.
- the sleeve cover 21 is on the opposite side of the suction line 14 End of the tube 17 fixed so that the Compression spring 25 on the sleeve cover 21, the tube 17 from the Suction line 14 pushes out until the flange 18 of the Tube 17 to the end arranged in the suction line 14 Feed line 15 abuts.
- the supply line 15 has at its front section 22 two diametrically opposed openings 26, 27 on, in the one shown in Figure 1, pressed outwards Position of the tube 17 are covered by this.
- the openings 26 and 27 of the supply line 15 also two diametrically opposed openings 28 and 29 are introduced, the in the outward position of the tube 17, as shown in FIG. 1, from the rear section 23 the supply line 15 are covered.
- the inlet port 11 can be closed by means of a slide valve 30, this via a valve rod 31 with the Sleeve 19 is mechanically connected by the sliding valve opposite end of the valve rod 31 to a Sleeve casing 20 arranged nose 32 abuts.
- the valve stem 31 passes through a bore 33 in one piece with the Suction line 14 connected valve guide 34 and has on it the nose 32 adjacent end portion a circumferential Bead 35. Between the valve guide 34 and the bead 35 a coil spring 36 is clamped by the valve rod 31 is penetrated and the valve rod 31 with a applied to the sleeve 19 spring force.
- a second embodiment of the invention is in the figures 3 and 4. These show a collecting container 40 a suction inlet 41, to which a not shown in the drawing Suction hose can be plugged in, and with a arranged on the top of the collecting container 40 Suction outlet 42, which connects between the Collecting container 40 and one piece on the top thereof connected to this suction line 43. This has a connection opening 44 to which a not shown in the drawing Suction unit can be connected.
- the suction outlet 42 is inside the collecting container 40 by a filter 45 covers that due to the suction effect of the suction unit of air laden with air and dust particles becomes. The sucked-in air then flows through the suction outlet 42 and the suction line 43, as shown in FIG Double arrows is indicated.
- a U-shaped feed line 46 plunges with a first one Leg 47, the suction outlet 42 opposite, in the Suction line 43 and a closing body 48 with a central through hole 49 covered.
- valve plate 51 The opening of a second leg 50 of the U-shaped feed line 46 is covered by a valve plate 51.
- the valve plate 51 is fixed to a control piston 52 which is in a integrally formed with the collecting container 40 guide cylinder 53 is held displaceably, between a bottom 54 of the guide cylinder 53 and the control piston 52, a compression spring 55 is arranged, which the control piston 52nd and with this the valve plate 51 with one in the direction the second leg 50 of the feed line 46 directed spring force acted upon.
- a bore 56 In the bottom 54 of the guide cylinder 53 there is a bore 56 which connects between the reservoir 40 and the spool 52, so that this on its side facing away from the valve plate 51 acted upon by the negative pressure prevailing in the collecting container 40 becomes.
- a valve body 57 is slidably held on the first leg 47 immersed in the suction line 43 Supply line 46.
- This comprises a stepped tube 58 with a rear pipe section 59, which is on the outside of the first Leg 47 abuts, and a front tube section 60, whose outer diameter is the inner diameter of the suction outlet 42 corresponds, and one integrally connected to the tube 58 Sliding sleeve 61, which is adjacent to the suction outlet 42 End portion of the first leg 47 surrounding jacket 62 and one covering the closing body 48 of the first leg 47
- Floor 63 includes.
- In the first leg 47 of the supply line 46 are two of the closing body 48 adjacent introduced diametrically opposite openings 64 and 65, the in the position shown in Figure 3 Valve body 57 covered by jacket 62, but not be tightly closed.
- the valve body 57 is between that shown in Figure 3 retracted position in which the front tube section 60 the suction outlet 42 releases and in which the jacket 62 of the Sliding sleeve 61 covers the openings 64 and 65, and one shown in Figure 4 advanced position in which the front pipe section 60 dips into the suction outlet 42 and the jacket 62 of the sliding sleeve 61, the openings 64 and 65 releases, movable.
- the filter through which external air flows in the counterflow direction 45 is effectively cleaned of dust and dirt particles, the cleaning by the tapping action of the valve body 57, which is caused by the fact that this due to the sudden pressure increase in the supply line 46 strikes against the suction outlet 42 while doing so Filter 45 mechanically shaken.
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- eine schematische Schnittansicht eines Sammelbehälters mit einer handbetätigten Filterabreinigung im Saugbetrieb;
- Figur 2:
- eine Schnittansicht entsprechend Figur 1 während der Reinigung des Filters;
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- eine schematische Schnittansicht eines Sammelbehälters mit einer selbsttätigen Filterabreinigung im Saugbetrieb und
- Figur 4:
- eine Schnittansicht entsprechend Figur 3 während der Reinigung des Filters.
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- Sauggerät für Reinigungszwecke mit einem einen verschließbaren Saugeinlaß, einen Saugauslaß und ein dazwischen angeordnetes Filter aufweisenden Sammelbehälter, der über eine vom Saugauslaß ausgehende Saugleitung mit einem Saugaggregat in Verbindung steht, wobei die Saugleitung mittels eines Auslaßventils verschließbar ist und wobei auf der dem Saugeinlaß abgewandten Seite des Filters eine mit einem Zufuhrventil verschließbare Fremdluftzufuhr angeordnet ist,
dadurch gekennzeichnet,
daß das Sauggerät eine das Schließen eines dem Saugeinlaß (11) zugeordneten Einlaßventils (30) und/oder das Öffnen des Zufuhrventils mit dem Schließen des Auslaßventiles koppelnde Ventilkopplungseinheit (17; 61) umfaßt. - Sauggerät nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Ventilkopplungseinheit (17; 61) das Zufuhrventil spätestens nach einer Verzögerungszeit von ungefähr 3 Sekunden nach Schließen des Auslaßventiles öffnet.
- Sauggerät nach Anspruch 1 oder 2, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Ventilkopplungseinheit (17; 61) im wesentlichen gleichzeitig mit dem Schließen des Auslaßventiles das Zufuhrventil öffnet.
- Sauggerät nach Anspruch 1, 2 oder 3, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das Auslaß- und das Zufuhrventil mechanisch gekoppelt sind.
- Sauggerät nach Anspruch 1, 2 oder 3, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das Auslaß- und das Zufuhrventil pneumatisch gekoppelt sind.
- Sauggerät nach einem der voranstehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß an der Fremdluftzufuhr (46) ein das Auslaßventil steuernder Drucksensor (63) angeordnet ist.
- Sauggerät nach Anspruch 6, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der Drucksensor als an der Fremdluftzufuhr (46) verschieblich gehaltenes, in Abhängigkeit vom in der Fremdluftzufuhr (46) herrschenden Druck verschiebbares Schiebeelement (63) ausgestaltet ist.
- Sauggerät nach einem der voranstehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Fremdluftzufuhr eine in die Saugleitung (14; 43) einmündende Zufuhrleitung (15; 46) umfaßt.
- Sauggerät nach einem der voranstehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das Zufuhrventil einen gegen die Wirkung einer Feder (25; 55) in seine geöffnete Stellung bewegbaren Ventilkörper (17; 51) umfaßt.
- Sauggerät nach Anspruch 9, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der Ventilkörper (17) des Zufuhrventils längs der Zufuhrleitung (15) verschiebbar ist und in seiner geöffneten Stellung eine in der Zufuhrleitung (15) angeordnete Öffnung (26, 27) freigibt, die er in seiner geschlossenen Stellung überdeckt.
- Sauggerät nach einem der voranstehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das Auslaßventil einen in seiner geschlossenen Stellung in den Saugauslaß (12; 42) eintauchenden und diesen in seiner geöffneten Stellung freigebenden Ventilkörper (17; 58) umfaßt.
- Sauggerät nach einem der voranstehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der Ventilkörper (17) des Auslaßventils längs der Zufuhrleitung (15) verschiebbar ist.
- Sauggerät nach einem der voranstehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der Ventilkörper (17) des Auslaßventils in Richtung auf seine geöffnete Stellung federbelastet ist.
- Sauggerät nach einem der voranstehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der Ventilkörper (58) des Auslaßventils längs eines in die Saugleitung eintauchenden Endabschnitts (47) der Zufuhrleitung (46) verschiebbar ist und vom durch den Saugauslaß (42) hindurchströmenden Luftstrom in seiner geöffneten Stellung gehalten ist.
- Sauggerät nach einem der voranstehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der Ventilkörper (17) des Zufuhrventils einstückig mit dem Ventilkörper (17) des Auslaßventils verbunden ist.
- Sauggerät nach einem der voranstehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das Zufuhrventil mechanisch betätigbar ist.
- Sauggerät nach einem der voranstehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das Sauggerät eine nach Schließen des Saugeinlasses das Zufuhrventil öffnende Steuereinheit (52) umfaßt.
- Sauggerät nach Anspruch 17, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Steuereinheit das Zufuhrventil nach Ablauf eines definierten Zeitintervalls nach Schließen des Saugeinlasses öffnet.
- Sauggerät nach Anspruch 17, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Steuereinheit (52) das Zufuhrventil bei Erreichen eines definierten Unterdruckes im Sammelbehälter (40) zwischen Saugeinlaß (41) und Filter (45) öffnet.
- Sauggerät nach Anspruch 19, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Steuereinheit einen in Abhängigkeit vom im Sammelbehälter (40) zwischen Saugeinlaß (41) und Filter (45) herrschenden Druck verschiebbaren Steuerkolben (52) umfaßt.
- Sauggerät nach Anspruch 20, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der Ventilkörper (51) des Zufuhrventils in Abhängigkeit von der Stellung des Steuerkolbens (52) in seine geöffnete Stellung bewegbar ist.
- Sauggerät nach Anspruch 21, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der Ventilkörper des Zufuhrventils einstückig mit dem Steuerkolben verbunden ist.
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