EP3426124B1 - Nouveau dispositif de nettoyage et procédé de nettoyage - Google Patents

Nouveau dispositif de nettoyage et procédé de nettoyage Download PDF

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EP3426124B1
EP3426124B1 EP17712044.1A EP17712044A EP3426124B1 EP 3426124 B1 EP3426124 B1 EP 3426124B1 EP 17712044 A EP17712044 A EP 17712044A EP 3426124 B1 EP3426124 B1 EP 3426124B1
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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
    • A47L11/00—Machines for cleaning floors, carpets, furniture, walls, or wall coverings
    • A47L11/40—Parts or details of machines not provided for in groups A47L11/02 - A47L11/38, or not restricted to one of these groups, e.g. handles, arrangements of switches, skirts, buffers, levers
    • A47L11/4036—Parts or details of the surface treating tools
    • A47L11/4047—Wound-up or endless cleaning belts
    • 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
    • A47L11/00—Machines for cleaning floors, carpets, furniture, walls, or wall coverings
    • A47L11/40—Parts or details of machines not provided for in groups A47L11/02 - A47L11/38, or not restricted to one of these groups, e.g. handles, arrangements of switches, skirts, buffers, levers
    • A47L11/4036—Parts or details of the surface treating tools
    • A47L11/4041—Roll shaped surface treating tools

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  • the present invention relates to a cleaning device according to the preamble of claim 1 and a method for cleaning according to the preamble of claim 11.
  • Cleaning devices are known for numerous applications. Particular attention is paid to floor cleaning facilities, which are of different types. These include hand-operated household cleaning devices, such as in the EP 2 387 932 A1 or the DE 20 2009 013 434 U1 shown, and large area cleaning devices, such as in FIG EP 2 343 003 A1 shown.
  • cleaning devices use roller-shaped brushes which are arranged with their axis of rotation parallel to the surface to be cleaned.
  • brush arrangements are also known, especially in connection with large-area cleaning devices, in which plate-shaped brushes are used, the axis of rotation of which is arranged perpendicular to the surface to be cleaned, such as the example DE 12 49 395 A1 , EP 0 367 732 A1 and EP 0 705 558 A1 demonstrate.
  • a cleaning device which has an endless belt and at least one brush body. Two brush bodies rotating in opposite directions work together and create a suction effect that removes dirt and moisture from the surface to be cleaned.
  • the endless belt is intended to remove dirt and moisture, which results in a high cleaning performance overall, but also has a relatively complex structure.
  • the DE 698 03 552 T2 shows a cleaning device in which the endless belt interacts directly with a brush body, so that the brush body loosens or removes dirt and liquid from the endless belt.
  • the dirt and liquid are discharged by a low-pressure suction source, which, however, requires additional energy in addition to driving the endless belt and brush body.
  • the liquid substances are not sufficiently removed from the endless belt.
  • the U.S. 2,601,690 A discloses a cleaning device having a revolving belt and a tank through which the belt runs. Brushes are provided to clean the belt.
  • the US 2003/159223 A1 shows a mop device in which there is a rollable tape and a rotatable brush body.
  • the object of the present invention is to provide a cleaning device which has a simple structure with only low energy consumption, the cleaning performance in particular nevertheless being high.
  • the cleaning device should in particular have a compact design.
  • the inventors have recognized that the set object can be achieved particularly easily if there are means for squeezing liquid out of the endless belt, because a suction device can then be dispensed with, but the liquid is discharged from the endless belt by means of these squeezing out means and if necessary can be dispensed into a collecting container.
  • the cleaning device according to the invention with a housing, at least one endless belt and at least one brush body, the at least one brush body acting on at least one contact against the endless belt to loosen and / or remove dirt from the at least one endless belt, is therefore characterized by means for Expressing liquid from the at least one endless belt.
  • the brush body acting against the endless belt is advantageously set in such a way that, in addition to brushing out dirt, there is also at least partial brushing out of liquid that is present on or in the endless belt. This improves the cleaning and drying of the endless belt. In addition, this can reduce the pressure force of the means to squeeze out, reducing the energy requirement of the Cleaning device can be reduced. As a result, the operating time of the cleaning device can be increased overall for a given battery charge. On the other hand, cable operation can also be provided, for which the energy requirement would then be reduced.
  • the brush body can be adjusted, for example, by adjusting the pressure against the endless belt and / or by using bristles that engage in the endless belt.
  • the speed of the brush body at the contact between the brush body and the endless belt is advantageously higher than the speed of the endless belt at the contact, since dirt and possibly also liquid are then optimally brushed out.
  • the direction of rotation of the at least one endless belt at the contact between the brush body and the endless belt points away from the surface to be cleaned.
  • the pressing-out means preferably have two roller bodies, between which the at least one endless belt is pressed.
  • the extrusion means can then be implemented particularly easily in terms of design.
  • the at least one endless belt and the at least one brush body in the operating state each at least partially rest on the surface to be cleaned, then in contrast to DE 20 2014 001 491 U1 no second brush body is required and the cleaning device has a particularly simple structure.
  • An adjustment option for the endless belt can also be provided such that the angle of inclination of the endless belt with respect to the surface to be cleaned can be adjusted. In this way, on the one hand, the contact pressure on the surface to be cleaned can be set and, on the other hand, also the surface with which the endless belt rests simultaneously on the surface to be cleaned.
  • the pressing-out means are arranged behind the at least one contact between the brush body and the endless belt with respect to the direction of rotation of the at least one endless belt. This ensures that dirt is first removed from the endless belt and not worked into the endless belt by the pressing means, whereby the cleaning performance can be kept very high.
  • the squeezing means are adapted to provide a selectively selectable contact pressure in order to set the humidity of the surface to be cleaned.
  • the squeezing-out means can also be set in such a way that there is no contact pressure in order not to cause any liquid to be squeezed out in certain operating states.
  • the pressing-out means can be designed to be spaced apart from the endless belt.
  • the contact pressure between the endless belt and the brush body can be selectively adjusted, the brush body also being designed to be spaced apart from the endless belt here.
  • means are provided for diverting the pressed liquid away from the at least one endless belt and / or means for diverting the removed dirt away from the at least one endless belt.
  • the dirt or the liquid can then be discharged into a corresponding receptacle in a particularly simple manner, this preferably being designed uniformly as a dirty water collecting container. If the liquid drainage means and the dirt drainage means are designed, in particular, as a unitary component, the cleaning device has a particularly simple construction.
  • These discharge means support the brush body, which may already be transporting liquid and dirt into the receptacle itself.
  • liquid drainage means and / or the dirt drainage means have sealing means opposite the endless belt. This can prevent liquid or contamination from flowing over.
  • the liquid drainage means and / or that the dirt drainage means are designed with at least one drainage surface, the liquid drainage means and / or the dirt drainage means being designed as a diverting plate.
  • the cleaning device is particularly simple in construction.
  • the liquid drainage means and / or the dirt drainage means are arranged between the contact between the brush body and the endless belt and the pressing-out means and / or that the liquid drainage means and / or the dirt drainage means are arranged at a distance from the at least one endless belt.
  • the dirt discharge means have at least partially a contour that is designed to correspond to the contour of the brush body. Then a particularly uniform transport and discharge of contamination is guaranteed.
  • the dirt drainage means are spaced from the outer contour of the brush body in the operating state in the range of 0 mm to 5 mm, in particular in such a way that the dirt drainage means have a self-cleaning effect. Then the maintenance effort is significantly reduced.
  • means are provided for setting the tension of the at least one endless belt, the tension setting means preferably having at least one roller body, the tension setting means including in particular the pressing means. Then can always be a optimal tension maintained or, if necessary, adjusted automatically.
  • the position of the squeezing-out means is changed, the position of the discharge means can also be changed at the same time, in order to ensure optimal positioning of the discharge means with respect to the endless belt.
  • a guide means for example a guide roller, could adjust the endless belt tension so as to be displaceable independently of the extrusion means.
  • a splash guard is arranged above the extrusion means, which preferably rests against the endless belt with sealing means. In this way, splashes of liquid can be prevented when squeezing out. In addition, no dirt particles can be thrown forward out of the cleaning device.
  • a dirt collecting container is provided with a receiving edge which, viewed vertically, is arranged at the level or below the outer contour of the brush body in the operating state. Then the contamination entry is optimized.
  • suction for the dirt and the liquid can also be provided.
  • the cleaning device has a storage area in order to place the cleaning device thereon on a surface, the storage surface being arranged such that the endless belt and the brush body do not touch the surface for the cleaning device placed thereon.
  • the cleaning device can then be stored in a particularly space-saving manner, with optimal drying of the endless belt and brush being ensured at the same time, so that germ contamination is effectively prevented. In this position of the cleaning device, the endless belt and the brush body can also be changed very easily.
  • the endless belt has a drivable base on which a cleaning part rests releasably, wherein the coupling between the base and cleaning part can be produced by bracing the base, whereby the cleaning part is pressed onto the base.
  • the base is advantageously a rubber band.
  • the base preferably has guide means for the drive means of the cleaning device, which run in the drive direction.
  • a cleaning device comprising a housing, at least one endless belt and at least one brush body, with dirt being loosened by the action of the at least one brush body on at least one contact against the endless belt of the at least one endless belt and / or removed, which is characterized in that liquid is pressed out of the at least one endless belt by means for pressing out liquid.
  • the device according to the invention is used.
  • the squeezing force is regulated in order to set the moisture content of the surface to be cleaned in a targeted manner.
  • the brush roller brushes liquid out of the endless belt.
  • liquid is added continuously and the surface to be cleaned is cleaned with the endless belt, the endless belt at the same time taking up the liquid that has been dispensed.
  • the speed of the at least one endless belt is increased during the polishing step compared to the other method steps.
  • the speed of the brush body is expediently increased at the same time.
  • these method steps are carried out in the order of wiping, drying and polishing.
  • a scrubbing operation can advantageously be carried out in which work is carried out without the addition of liquid.
  • the speeds of the endless belt and brush body are lower.
  • the surfaces to be cleaned can not only be floors, but also walls, windows and other surfaces, in particular machine and vehicle surfaces.
  • FIG. 1 and 2 a first second preferred embodiment of the cleaning device 10 according to the invention is shown.
  • the cleaning device 10 has a housing 12 with a handle 14 articulated thereon, an endless belt 16, a brush body 18, a dirty water container 20 and a deflector plate 22.
  • the endless belt 16 is guided over two bottom-side guide rollers 24, 26, the front guide roller 24 being displaceably arranged in the cleaning device 10 parallel to the lower endless belt surface 28, which rests on a surface 30 to be cleaned, in order to adjust the tension of the endless belt 16.
  • squeezing means 32 are provided in the form of a further guide roller 34 and a pressure roller 36 acting against it, between which the endless belt 16 is guided and pressed out.
  • the pressure roller 36 can be shifted in a targeted manner relative to the guide roller 34 in order to adjust the pressing force on the endless belt 16.
  • a nozzle 38 is provided above the endless belt 16 and facing forward through which the liquid (not shown in FIG Fig. 1 ) can be applied to the surface 30 to be cleaned and / or the endless belt 16.
  • This liquid is taken from appropriate containers (not shown), which are preferably arranged in the handle 14. Instead of a single nozzle, a distributor strip, a drip device or the like (not shown) can also be used.
  • a control device (not shown) for the cleaning device 10 is also arranged on the handle.
  • the housing 12 also houses a drive in the form of an electric motor (not shown), which drives both the upper guide roller 34 and the brush body 18.
  • the motor is connected to the guide roller 34 via a transmission belt (not shown) and a second transmission belt (not shown) is connected to the brush body 18 in a crossed direction, so that the endless belt 16 and brush body 18 have different directions of rotation A, B.
  • the base 40 of the endless belt runs around all the guide rollers 24, 26, 34, the base 40 carrying the cleaning part of the endless belt.
  • the base 40 can for example be designed as a rubber band.
  • the base 40 can be firmly connected to the cleaning part or the cleaning part lies only loosely on it and both are coupled to one another by the tension of the endless belt.
  • FIG. 2 the mode of operation of the cleaning device 10 according to the invention can be seen.
  • a cleaning liquid R (washing liquor), which can be mixed as desired from water stored in separate tanks (not shown) and suitable cleaning additives, is applied from the nozzle 38 to the surface 30 to be cleaned and / or the endless belt 16.
  • the endless belt 16 absorbs this cleaning liquid R and dirt from the surface to be cleaned. So that this works optimally, the endless belt 16 has a special microfiber trim and transports the substances picked up in transport direction A towards the brush body 18.
  • suitable materials such as textiles, brushes, nylon pads or the like, or a combination thereof can be used .
  • the brush body 18 also picks up dirt and liquid and transports them upwards in the direction of rotation B.
  • the opposite direction of rotation A, B of the endless belt 16 and the brush body 18 creates a suction effect S, which supports the removal of dirt and liquid upwards beyond the contact 42.
  • the brush material of the brush body 18 acts against the endless belt 16 and loosens or removes dirt and partly also liquid that has been taken up in the endless belt 16.
  • brush material bristles made of natural or plastic, as well as textile materials in general, microfibre and nylon are very suitable.
  • the speed of rotation of the brush body 18 is preferably set in such a way that the endless belt 16 is overtaken at the contact 42 and this results in a spinning wheel effect.
  • the speed of rotation of the brush body 18 in the contact 42 is thus higher than the transport speed of the endless belt 16.
  • the dirt-liquid mixture D released from the endless belt 16 is conveyed upwards in the direction of the deflector plate 22 by the centrifugal wheel effect, the centrifugal wheel effect being additionally supported by the suction effect S, which causes an upward air flow.
  • This air flow is intensified by a chimney effect which is formed between the endless belt section 44 and the side wall 46 of the dirty water tank 20. Since the air flow wants to relax, it guides the pollution-liquid mixture D into the dirty water container 20.
  • the deflector plate 22 supports this through its inclination towards the dirty water tank 20, so that the dirt-liquid mixture D hitting the deflector plate 22 is diverted into the dirty water tank 20.
  • the deflection plate 22 is arranged without forming a gap and without touching the endless belt 16 in the operating state, so that the contamination-liquid mixture D is largely excluded from the space above the deflection plate 22. This prevents contamination from still being in the endless belt 16 above the deflector plate 22 in the direction of rotation A of the endless belt 16.
  • the liquid F remaining in the endless belt 16 is pressed out of the endless belt 16 and runs over the deflector plate 22 into the dirty water tank 22.
  • the contact pressure can be selectively adjusted so that a desired residual moisture is in the endless belt 16 results.
  • suction with negative pressure could also take place instead of the deflector plate 22 or in addition.
  • the cleaning and drying of the endless belt 16 is improved by at least partially brushing out liquid with the brush body 18 from the endless belt 16.
  • the compressive force of the squeezing means 32 can be reduced, as a result of which the energy requirement of the cleaning device 10 is reduced.
  • the overall operating time of the cleaning device 10 for a given battery charge can be increased. In the case of network operation, this reduces energy consumption.
  • the endless belt section 28 resting on the floor 30 and the brush body 18 provide sufficient guidance for the cleaning device 10 so that additional support wheels or the like can be dispensed with. This allows lanes are largely prevented on the floor 30.
  • the opposite direction of rotation of the brush body 18 compensates for the movement of the endless belt 16 so that the cleaning device 10 can be moved easily.
  • the endless belt 16 is designed as a replaceable element, i. it can be removed from the guide rollers 24, 26, 34.
  • the pressure roller 36 is removed from the guide roller 34 and the guide roller 24 is displaced in the direction of the guide roller 26. If a multi-part endless belt 16 with a base 40 is used, it is also possible to remove only the cleaning part of the endless belt 16.
  • the endless belt 16 has a carrier material on which a cleaning material in the form of the microfiber material or the bristle material or the like is attached.
  • the cleaning material can be designed to be removable from the carrier material, for example it can be designed so that it can be Velcro fastened. In this way, however, together with the carrier material, the cleaning material can be easily cleaned in a commercially available washing machine.
  • the cleaning device 10 itself constantly cleans the endless belt 16, namely by rinsing the endless belt 16 with the cleaning liquid R and then removing the dirt using the brush body 18 and the remaining liquid with suspended matter and the like using the pressing means 32 be squeezed out.
  • the brush body 18 not only brushes the dirt, but also the liquid from the endless belt 16. This prevents the pressure roller 26 from being overloaded by dirt and / or liquid. It is preferably provided that the speed of the brush body 18 in the contact 42 is higher than the speed of the endless belt 16, because this improves the brushing out of dirt and liquid.
  • the brush body 18 In addition to stabilizing the cleaning device 10 and cleaning the endless belt 16, the brush body 18 also has the function of creating depressions (not shown) in the to free the surface 30 to be cleaned of dirt, which is not possible because of the endless belt 16 resting on the surface 28.
  • the height of the brush body 18 relative to the surface 28 of the endless belt 16 can also be adjusted in order to ensure that surfaces 30 with numerous and / or relatively deep depressions are cleaned.
  • a targeted adjustment of the contact pressure of the brush body 18 against the endless belt 16 can be provided in order to selectively adjust the cleaning effect of the brush body 18 as a function of current contamination.
  • a selective displaceability of the axis (not shown) of the brush body 18 with respect to the contact 42 is provided.
  • the cleaning device 10 has correspondingly Figures 1 and 2 a single dirty water tank 20.
  • several dirty water containers can be provided, for example a protective water container for coarse dirt, which receives the pollution-liquid mixture D, and a dirt container for the squeezed out liquid F. Then the deflector 22 could be pulled down so far that it can be in the partition of these two dirt containers transforms. A separation could take place immediately, since the pollution-liquid mixture D has more coarse dirt and less liquid and the liquid F has no coarse dirt, but more liquid with suspended constituents.
  • the special design of the cleaning device 10 according to the invention ensures a particularly low maintenance and long service life, since neither the guide rollers 24, 26, 34 of the endless belt 16 nor the bearing of the brush body 18 are exposed to moisture, since they run outside the dirty water container 20 or other tanks, and moisture or liquid can only act on the endless belt material and the brush body material.
  • tensioning means for the endless belt 16 act on the front guide roller 24.
  • a suitable wash liquor R is distributed with the aid of the nozzle 38.
  • This washing liquor R is preferably mixed together from water and one or more cleaning agents, which are preferably stored separately in their own containers, it being possible for the mixture to be specifically selected.
  • this washing liquor R is applied only to the surface 30 to be cleaned, to the surface 30 to be cleaned and the endless belt 16, or only to the endless belt 16, the nozzle 38 being designed to be adjustable accordingly.
  • the surface 30 to be cleaned is then wiped with a damp cloth by means of the endless belt 16, the pressure roller 36 being spaced far enough from the guide roller 34 that no liquid F is pressed out of the endless belt 16, so that only coarse dirt and some liquid as a dirt-liquid mixture D. is conveyed into the dirty water tank 20. The surface 30 is thereby wiped wet and pre-cleaned.
  • the discharge of the washing liquor R via the nozzle 38 is then stopped and the moisture on the floor 30 is absorbed via the endless belt 16 and discharged from the endless belt 16 by means of the pressing means 32, the dirt-liquid mixture D and the liquid F in the dirty water container 20 is promoted. The surface 30 is thereby finally cleaned and dried.
  • washing liquor R being discharged and immediately taken up by means of the endless belt 16 and being pressed out by means of the pressing means 32.
  • surface 30 could be polished by means of cleaning device 10, with neither washing liquor R being discharged nor squeezing out
  • Liquid F from the endless belt 16 takes place. Instead, the endless belt 16 can be transported at an increased speed, if necessary, and the brush body 18 can be operated at an increased speed of rotation, if necessary, in order to enhance the polishing effect.
  • a special polish could be applied from a further tank (not shown) via the nozzle 38 or a specially provided nozzle (not shown) in order to improve the polish or to incorporate care products specially adapted to the surface 30.
  • FIG. 3 to 7 a second preferred embodiment of the present invention is shown. Show it Fig. 3 and 4th various overall views of this cleaning device 100, the Fig. 5a, b show two detailed representations and the Fig. 6 and 7th show representations of the mode of operation of this cleaning device 100.
  • this cleaning device 100 In addition to an explanation of the parts of this cleaning device 100, essentially only the differences to the cleaning device 10 are described, while the functionalities otherwise already shown in connection with the cleaning device 10 also expressly apply to this cleaning device 100.
  • this inventive cleaning device 100 has a housing 102 with a handle 104 hinged to it, an endless belt 106, a brush body 108, a dirty water container 110 and a discharge body 112.
  • the endless belt 106 is guided over a front, floor-side guide roller 114 and four further guide rollers 116, 118, 120a, 120b, the lower endless belt surface 122 resting on a surface 124 to be cleaned.
  • the guide roller 120a is arranged displaceably in the cleaning device 100.
  • the endless belt 106 can be formed in one piece, for example a base in the form of a rubber belt and a cleaning part located thereon can again be present.
  • the endless belt 106 can, however, also be designed in one piece. In the context of the one-piece design with a base and a cleaning part, it can also be provided that the cleaning part is designed to be removable from the base.
  • pressing-out means 126 are provided in the form of the guide roller 118 and a press-off roller 128 acting against it, between which the endless belt 106 is guided and pressed out. The press roller 128 can be shifted in a targeted manner relative to the guide roller 118 in order to adjust the pressing force on the endless belt 106.
  • a nozzle 130 is provided above the endless belt 106 and pointing forward through which the liquid (cf. Fig. 7 ) can be applied to the surface 124 to be cleaned.
  • This liquid is taken from corresponding containers 132, 134, which contain fresh water (132) and two different and separately stored chemicals (134), the containers 132, 134 being arranged on the handle 104.
  • a control device 132 for the functions of the cleaning device 100 is also arranged on the handle 104.
  • the housing 102 also houses a drive in the form of an electric motor 136, which drives both the press roller 128 and the brush body 108 with the aid of a deflection gear 138.
  • the motor 136 is connected to the press roller 128 via a transmission belt 140 and a second transmission belt 142 is connected to the brush body 108 in a crossed direction, so that the endless belt 106 and brush body 108 have different directions of rotation A, B.
  • the motor 136 is fed via two rechargeable batteries 144a, 144b, so that there is no dependency on an external power supply, although a conventional power connection could of course also be provided.
  • the cleaning device 100 also has a front cover 146 which can be folded away 147.
  • the guide roller 120b is also attached to the front cover 146. By folding away the front cover 146, the tension on the endless belt 106 is thus released so that this endless belt 106 can be removed.
  • the defined guidance is achieved by two grooves 149 which are each arranged in an outer region of the guide rollers 114, 116, 118, 120a.
  • the endless belt 106 has an inwardly protruding web 150 which, for example, has a width of 5 mm and a depth of 3 mm.
  • the endless belt 106 defines two grooves 152 on the outside, each of which receives the outer ends 154 of the guide rollers 114, 116, 118, 120a. If the endless belt 106 has a base, then the ridges 150 and grooves 152 are integrated in this base.
  • the endless belt 106 is provided with a waterproof coating on its inner side 156 in order to prevent liquid from penetrating into the area of the motor 136. If a rubber base is used, such a coating is not required.
  • the endless belt 106 is shown that, in addition to the base 106a in the form of a rubber belt, also has a textile cleaning part 106b which rests loosely on the base 106a. The cleaning part 106b is held by the tensioning of the endless belt 106 combined with a stretching of the rubber band 106a, or the cleaning part 106b can be removed by relaxing it. As a result, the cleaning part can be manufactured more cheaply as a wear material and cleaned or replaced after numerous uses.
  • the joint 158 between the housing 102 and the handle 104 is freely movable in order to ensure optimum handling during operation.
  • a releasable latching of the joint 158 is provided in a position that is fully folded in the direction of the front guide roller 114.
  • two wheels 162 are provided, over which the cleaning device 100 can be moved like a trolley.
  • both the endless belt 106 and the brush body 108 are free from the floor and can dry so that germ contamination is effectively prevented.
  • both the endless belt 106 or the cleaning part of the endless belt 106 and the brush body 108 can also be easily removed.
  • the protective water tank 110 is arranged here behind the brush body 108, the receiving edge 166 of the dirty water container 110 being lower than the vertically upper edge 168 of the brush body 108. This optimizes the entry of dirt and liquid discharged from the brush body 108 into the dirty water tank 110 guaranteed.
  • the discharge body 112 has a dirt discharge surface 170 and a liquid discharge surface 172. It is brought close to the endless belt 106, the dirt discharge surface 170 and the liquid discharge surface 172 each acting against the endless belt 106 through sealing elements in the form of flexible sealing lips 174, 176.
  • the sealing element 174 prevents dirt loosened with the brush body 108 from passing over in the direction of the press-out means 126 and water, and the sealing element 176 prevents liquid from flowing past the discharge body 112 parallel to the endless belt 106.
  • the protective deflection surface 170 has a section 178 shaped to correspond to the brush body 108, which is brought so close to the brush body 108 that ideally at least some bristles brush against it, which results in a self-cleaning effect for the dirt deflection surface 170.
  • the dirt and the liquid brushed out of the endless belt 106 by means of the brush body 108 is transferred through the brush body 118 between the receiving edge 166 and discharge body 112 into the dirty water container 110, ie thrown in (see arrow D).
  • excellent conduction takes place by means of the channel formed between dirt discharge surface 170 and brush body 108, which at the same time also transmits the suction effect S, whereby dirt and liquid are carried away. This dirt and the liquid are further transferred into the dirty water tank 110.
  • a splash guard 180 is provided, which extends around the pressure roller 128 above, with a sealing element 182 in the form of a flexible sealing lip likewise located between the splash guard 180 and the endless belt 106.
  • the splash guard 180 prevents the pressure roller 128 from distributing a spray mist in an uncontrolled manner due to its rotation when large amounts of liquid are taken up by the endless belt 106, so that all the liquid that is pressed out is captured via the diverting body 112.
  • the splash guard 180 in connection with the sealing element 182 ensures that no dirt particles are thrown forward out of the cleaning device 100.
  • the cleaning device 100 in contrast to the cleaning device 10, only rests in the area of the front guide roller 114 with the endless belt 106 on the surface 124 to be cleaned.
  • the weight of the cleaning device 100 is distributed in such a way that the brush body 108 bears about 60% of the total weight, while the front guide roller 114 bears about 40% of the total weight.
  • the brush body 108 can optimally provide for a travel direction compensation with respect to the counter-rotating endless belt 106 and moreover achieve very good cleaning results even in joints, in particular with a tiled floor. Due to the high ground pressure by means of the front guide roller 114, the endless belt 106 achieves very good absorption of dirt and liquid.
  • Means are not shown for adjusting the orientation of the endless belt 106 with respect to the surface 124 to be cleaned.
  • the contact surface of the endless belt 106 on the surface 124 to be cleaned and thus the contact pressure on the surface 124 to be cleaned can thus be set in a targeted manner.
  • Such means for adjusting the alignment can include, for example, the rear guide roller 116, which is then designed to be displaceable towards the surface 124 to be cleaned or away from it.
  • the front guide roller 114 could in turn serve to adjust the tension of the endless belt 106.
  • the following cleaning mode can of course also be used for this cleaning device 100 for the cleaning device 10 with light to moderately heavy soiling:
  • the cleaning device 100 is moved forward, the nozzle 130 spraying washing liquor onto the surface 124 to be cleaned.
  • the endless belt 106 wipes over it and picks up dirt and liquid from the surface 124 to be cleaned and transports everything to the brush body 108, the liquid being stored in the endless belt 106.
  • the brush body 108 brushes the dirt out of the endless belt 106 and also the part of the liquid near the surface and transports it into the dirty water container 110 (arrow D).
  • the remaining liquid is squeezed out of the endless belt 106 by means of the squeezing out means 126 and also transferred to the dirty water container 110.
  • the surface 124 to be cleaned is wiped dry with the endless belt 106 by moving backwards and, if necessary, forwards again, and any drops of liquid or traces of the brush body 108 on the surface 124 to be cleaned are removed.
  • This cleaning process can be repeated as required by spraying on the washing liquor again.
  • the liquid When driving forwards and backwards without adding liquid via the nozzle 130, the liquid is absorbed particularly well or the previously wetted is dried Surfaces. When working dry without the addition of liquid, the surfaces are polished, which can be optimized both via the speed of rotation of the brush body 118 and the endless belt 106 and via the choice of material for the endless belt 106 and the brush body 118.
  • a nozzle control in the form of an automatic coupling of the direction of travel and nozzle 130 could advantageously also be provided in such a way that the nozzle 130 is activated when driving forwards, but deactivated when driving backwards, whereby wetting with liquid and simultaneous cleaning occurs when driving forwards and when reversing drive a drying.
  • the present invention provides a cleaning device 10 which is of very simple construction and which can be easily dismantled and assembled for maintenance purposes. Maintenance is improved above all if an endless belt with a base and a cleaning part that can be removed therefrom is used.
  • the cleaning device 10 has a particularly high cleaning performance with only low energy consumption. The consumption of water and cleaning agents is also reduced.

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  1. Dispositif de nettoyage (10 ; 100) avec un boîtier (12 ; 102), au moins une bande sans fin (16 ; 106) et au moins un corps de brosse (18; 108), où l'au moins un corps de brosse (18 ; 108) agit sur au moins un contact contre la bande sans fin (16 ; 106), pour désagréger et/ou ôter des salissures de l'au moins une bande sans fin (16 ; 106), des moyens (32 ; 126) pour exprimer du liquide hors de l'au moins une bande sans fin (16 ; 106), caractérisé en ce l'au moins une bande sans fin (16 ; 106) et l'au moins un corps de brosse (18 ; 108) s'appuient en état de marche respectivement au moins partiellement sur la surface à nettoyer (30 ; 124), le sens de rotation de l'au moins une bande sans fin (16 ; 106) sur le contact (42) est détourné de la surface à nettoyer (30; 124) et l'au moins une bande sans fin (16 ; 106) et l'au moins un corps de brosse (18 ; 108) présentent des sens de rotation (A, B) opposés.
  2. Dispositif de nettoyage (10 ; 100) selon la revendication 1, caractérisé en ce que les moyens d'exprimage (32 ; 126) présentent de préférence deux corps de rouleaux (34, 36 ; 118, 128) entre lesquels l'au moins une bande sans fin (16 ; 106) est pressée et/ou en ce que la bande sans fin (106) s'appuie de préférence uniquement dans la zone d'un moyen de guidage (114) sur la surface à nettoyer (124).
  3. Dispositif de nettoyage (10 ; 100) selon une quelconque des revendications précédentes, caractérisé en ce que les moyens d'exprimage (32 ; 126) sont disposés, par rapport au sens de rotation (A) de l'au moins une bande sans fin (16 ; 106) derrière l'au moins un contact (42) et/ou en ce que les moyens de pressage (32 ; 126) sont adaptés pour fournir une pression de contact qui peut être choisie de manière sélective, afin de régler l'humidité de la surface à nettoyer (30 ; 124).
  4. Dispositif de nettoyage (10 ; 100) selon une quelconque des revendications précédentes, caractérisé par des moyens (22 ; 112, 172) pour évacuer le liquide exprimé de l'au moins une bande sans fin (16 ; 106) et/ou des moyens (22 ; 112, 170) pour évacuer la crasse ôtée de l'au moins une bande sans fin (16 ; 106), les moyens d'évacuation du liquide (22 ; 172) et les moyens d'évacuation de la crasse (22 ; 170) étant conçus de préférence comme un composant uniforme (22 ; 112), il étant notamment prévu que les moyens d'évacuation du liquide (172) et/ou les moyens d'évacuation de la crasse (170) présentent des moyens d'étanchéité (174, 176) par rapport à la bande sans fin.
  5. Dispositif de nettoyage (10 ; 100) selon la revendication 4, caractérisé en ce que les moyens d'évacuation du liquide (22 ; 172) et/ou les moyens d'évacuation de la crasse (22 ; 170) sont conçus avec au moins une surface d'évacuation (172, 170), les moyens d'évacuation du liquide et/ou les moyens d'évacuation de la crasse étant conçus comme tôle d'évacuation (22) ou comme corps d'évacuation (112).
  6. Dispositif de nettoyage (10 ; 100) selon les revendications 4 ou 5, caractérisé en ce que les moyens d'évacuation du liquide (22 ; 172) et/ou les moyens d'évacuation de crasse (22 ; 170) sont disposés entre le contact (42) et les moyens de pressage (32, 126) et/ou en ce que les moyens d'évacuation du liquide (22 ; 172) et/ou les moyens d'évacuation de crasse (22 ; 170) sont disposés à distance de l'au moins une bande sans fin (16 ; 106).
  7. Dispositif de nettoyage (10 ; 100) selon une quelconque des revendications 4 à 6, caractérisé en ce que les moyens d'évacuation de la crasse (170) présentent au moins partiellement un contour, qui est constitué de manière correspondante au contour du corps de brosse (108) et/ou en ce que les moyens d'évacuation de la crasse (170) sont à distance du contour extérieur (168) du corps de brosse (108) en état de marche dans la zone de 0 mm à 5 mm, et à savoir notamment de sorte qu'il en résulte un effet d'autonettoyage pour les moyens d'évacuation de crasse (170).
  8. Dispositif de nettoyage (10 ; 100) selon une quelconque des revendications précédentes, caractérisé par des moyens pour régler la tension de l'au moins une bande sans fin (16 ; 106), sachant que les moyens de réglage de la tension présentent de préférence au moins un corps de rouleau, les moyens de réglage de la tension comprenant notamment les moyens d'exprimage et/ou les rouleaux de guidage (24 ; 114).
  9. Dispositif de nettoyage (100) selon une quelconque des revendications précédentes, caractérisé en ce que, par rapport au sens de rotation (A) de la bande sans fin (106) est disposée au-dessus des moyens d'exprimage (126) une chicane antiprojections (180), qui s'appuie de préférence avec des moyens d'étanchéité (182) sur la bande sans fin (106) et/ou en ce qu'un bac collecteur de crasse (110) est prévu avec une arête de réception (166), qui, vue verticalement, est disposée au niveau du ou au-dessous du contour extérieur (168) du corps de brosse (18 ; 108) en état de marche.
  10. Dispositif de nettoyage (100) selon une quelconque des revendications précédentes, caractérisé en ce que le dispositif de nettoyage (100) présente une surface de dépose (160), pour y déposer le dispositif de nettoyage (100) sur un support (124), la surface de stockage (160) étant disposée de sorte que pour le dispositif de nettoyage déposé sur celle-ci (100), la bande sans fin (106) et le corps de brosse (108) ne touchent pas le support.
  11. Procédé destiné au nettoyage d'une surface avec un dispositif de nettoyage (10 ; 100) comprenant un boîtier (12 ; 102), au moins une bande sans fin (16 ; 106) et au moins un corps de brosse (18; 108), par l'action d'au moins l'un des corps de brosse (18 ; 108) sur au moins un contact (42) contre la bande sans fin (16 ; 106), des salissures étant désagrégées et/ou ôtées de l'au moins une bande sans fin (16 ; 106), caractérisé en ce que l'au moins une bande sans fin (16 ; 106) et l'au moins un corps de brosse (18 ; 108) s'appuient en état de marche respectivement au moins partiellement sur la surface à nettoyer (30; 124), le sens de rotation de l'au moins une bande sans fin (16 ; 106) sur le contact (42) est sélectionné de sorte qu'il se détourne de la surface à nettoyer (30 ; 124), et que l'au moins une bande sans fin (16 ; 106) et l'au moins un corp de brosse (18 ; 108) présentent des sens de rotation (A, B) opposés.
  12. Procédé selon la revendication 11, caractérisé en ce qu'un dispositif (10 ; 100) selon une quelconque des revendications 1 à 10 est utilisé et/ou en ce que du liquide est exprimé de l'au moins une bande sans fin (16 ; 106), la force d'exprimage étant régulée de préférence afin de régler de manière ciblée l'humidité de la surface à nettoyer (30 ; 124).
  13. Procédé selon une quelconque des revendications 11 ou 12, caractérisé en ce que, dans une étape de procédé, il est travaillé avec addition de liquide sans exprimer du liquide de l'au moins une bande sans fin (16 ; 106), afin d'essuyer la surface à nettoyer (30 ; 124), dans une autre étape de procédé, il est travaillé sans addition de liquide, du liquide étant exprimé de l'au moins une bande sans fin (16 ; 106) afin de sécher la surface à nettoyer (30 ; 124), et de préférence dans une autre étape de procédé, il est travaillé sans addition de liquide et sans exprimer du liquide de l'au moins une bande sans fin (16 ; 106), la vitesse de rotation de l'au moins une bande sans fin (16 ; 106) étant augmentée de préférence par rapport aux autres étapes de procédé, afin d'astiquer la surface à nettoyer (30 ; 124), ces étapes de procédés étant réalisées notamment dans cet ordre.
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