KR20210052186A - Air cleaner - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to an air cleaner which comprises: a case; an air inlet; an air outlet; a grille which covers the air inlet for filtering out oil drops in the air; a fan which inducts the air through the air inlet and discharges the air through the air outlet; a roll filter positioned between the grille and the fan to filter out oil mist; and a filter cutter which cuts the roll filter. The roll filter includes: a roller; and a filter sheet wound around the roller. The filter sheet can be unwound to be extended to the rear side of the grille. When the filter sheet becomes polluted, the roller filter is unwound more to have the clean part positioned behind the grille. In addition, the filter cutter can cut the dirty part. While cutting, the clamp presses the filter sheet downward to keep it. The case includes a slit through which the dirty part of the filter sheet passes to be discarded. The present invention aims to provide an air cleaner which is able to effectively purify the air after cooking.

Description

Air cleaner

The present invention relates to an air purifier.

Cooking often results in the release of harmful pollutants and carcinogens such as smoke, oil mist, or other pollutants. In many kitchens, a kitchen hood is installed on a stove or cooktop to blow out residual pollutants. However, kitchen hoods are generally not properly maintained and therefore less efficient. Oil, dust, smoke and other contaminants can remain in the air after cooking and can stick to cabinets, countertops or other surfaces, which can be staph, E. coli, and pneumoconiosis. It can be a breeding ground for bacteria such as Streptococcus pneumoniae (which can cause meningitis, pneumonia, sinusitis and other infections) Other harmful substances that occur during cooking include carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide, formaldehyde, volatile organic compounds, and There may be black carbon, and polycyclic aromatics hydrocarbons, which can pose a health hazard.

(0004) Most of the fine dust generated during baking or frying is in the form of oil mist, which can adhere to and agglomerate in a general air purifier or kitchen hood. The oil mist can block contaminated air from entering the suction grill of the air purifier or the air purifier, and reduce the efficiency of the air purifier. If the oil mist is attached to the air purifier or near the exhaust grille of the air purifier, the oil will spread further into the interior space as a whole, increasing pollution.

(0005) Republic of Korea Application No. 10-2005-0007482 is that an ultraviolet lamp is arranged between a pair of perforated plates, and a photocatalyst is coated on the perforated plate, and the photocatalyst is activated by light from ultraviolet rays, thereby enhancing the effect of sterilizing and deodorizing air. However, if contaminants are deposited on the photocatalyst, there is a problem that it is difficult to remove.

(0006) Republic of Korea Patent Registration 10-0582006 discloses a table air purifier for filtering fine smoke (for example, cigarette smoke). The table air purifier sucks air from the front side, discharges the air through the left and right openings, and pushes the air back toward the front. This flow of air is destructive or annoying to the users around it, and the exhausted purified air can also be remixed with contaminated air and recycled. The filter inside the table air purifier cannot be easily replaced, and the table air purifier needs to be installed near a wall outlet.

(0007) Republic of Korea utility model registration 20-0484435 discloses a small attachable air purifier. The small attachable air purifier is not easily cleaned and must be disassembled to be cleaned.

(0008) The above citations are incorporated herein by reference as appropriate for the appropriate teaching of additional or alternative details, features and/or technical backgrounds.

Korean Patent Application No. 10-2005-0007482 Korean Patent Registration No. 10-0582006 Republic of Korea Utility Model Registration 20-0484435

An object of the present invention is to provide a portable air purifier or air purifier capable of effectively purifying air after cooking. The air purifier may have a light weight so that a user can easily move the air purifier from the floor to the countertop or from the countertop to the table. The air purifier may be suitable for use on a countertop near a cooktop, in which a kitchen hood cannot be installed, or may serve as an auxiliary kitchen hood, or an auxiliary kitchen or mother-in-law space. suite). The air purifier may be suitable for travel and may be taken to a resort or hotel. The air purifier may be suitable for a mobile house or a trailer.

It is an object of the present invention to provide an air purifier having a removable roll filter so that the dirty part of the filter can be disposed of and replaced by a clean part of the filter. The roll filter can be replaced similarly to the way paper towels are replaced. The air purifier may provide a motor capable of automatically unwinding the filter when the filter is contaminated and the filter cutter automatically cuts the filter from the roll for disposal. The roll filter may be made of a fabric or a soft material, and may be mounted on a frame that slides inside or outside the case or housing of the air purifier.

It is an object of the present invention to provide an air purifier having a detachable metal pre-filter that prevents large oil droplets and dirt from the internal roll filter and can be washed in a dishwasher.

It is an object of the present invention to provide an air purifier having an easily removable filter for easy replacement, cleaning, or repair. The air purifier can monitor the degree of contamination of the filter, the cooking cycle, or the time, and can suggest a time for repair or cleaning of the filter. The air purifier may have a roll filter that is automatically wound and cut based on the level of contamination of the filter, time, or cooking cycle.

It is an object of the present invention to provide an air purifier having a battery that is charged through a charging pad so that the position of the air purifier is not limited.

(0051) An object of the present invention is an air purifier that monitors smoke, oil, dust, and odor, and indicates when various filters of the air purifier need to be replaced based on smoke, oil, dust, and odor detection. Is to provide.

An object of the present invention is to provide an air purifier having a sleek, modern, and beautiful design to make the space where the air purifier is installed aesthetically pleasing.

(0053) Embodiments disclosed herein include an outer case having a first opening and a second opening, a grill coupled to the outer case to cover the first opening and having a plurality of openings through which air can be sucked, and behind the grill. And a filter sheet positioned and wound around the roller and the first unrolled portion of the filter sheet is a roll filter extending from the roller and facing the grill, and a roll filter located behind the roll filter and an opening of the grill It may be implemented as an air purifier including a fan configured to suck air through and discharge the air to the outside of the second opening.

The grill can filter oil droplets floating in the air of a first size, and the first released portion of the filter sheet can filter oil mist of a second size smaller than the first size. A second filter may be provided between the roll filter and the fan, and may be configured to filter foreign substances having a third size smaller than the second size. The second filter may be a carbon filter for filtering out odors.

The grill may be made of metal, and the roll filter may be made of at least one of a fibrous material or a porous material. The fibrous material may be one of paper, fabric, or nanofibers. The porous material may have ultra-fine pores.

(0056) The roll filter may be provided in the filter cartridge. The outer case may have an upper opening for inserting and separating the filter cartridge into and out of the outer case.

(0057) An inner support may be located inside the outer case. The frame may be supported by the inner support. The fan may be located within the frame. The roller may be supported by at least one of the inner support or the frame.

The roller may be located under the outer case. The first loosened portion of the filter sheet may extend downward from the roller. A part of the filter sheet may be fixed on the fan.

(0059) A first roller and a second roller may be provided. The first and second rollers of the filter sheet are rotated in opposite directions so that the first and second rollers are pulled from the rollers so that the second loosened part of the filter sheet faces the grill. Can be supplied between.

(0060) The cover may include a slit. The first roller and the second roller may be rotated until the end of the first unrolled portion of the filter sheet passes through the slit.

(0061) A clamp may grip a portion of the filter sheet between the first and second loosened portions of the filter sheet. The clamp may be provided between the cover and the first and second rollers. The cutter may have a blade for separating the first loosened portion from the filter sheet.

(0062) A display and at least one sensor may be provided. The sensor may detect at least one of a pollution level of the second filter, a difference in air flow between the sucked air and the discharged air, or the air quality of the discharged air. The display may display what is sensed by the sensor.

(0063) The embodiments disclosed herein are an outer case having an air inlet and an air outlet, coupled to the outer case so as to cover the air inlet, air can be sucked in, and configured to filter oil droplets in the air of a first size. A grill, a first filter disposed behind the grill and comprising at least one of a fibrous material or a porous material that can be configured to filter oil mist including particles of a second size smaller than the first size, the first A second filter positioned behind the filter and configured to filter out odors, and a fan positioned behind the second filter to inhale air through the grill and discharging air to the outside of the air outlet. I can.

The cover may have an opening and a slit serving as an air outlet. The first filter may include a roller and a filter sheet positioned under the outer case. The second portion of the filter sheet may be selectively fixed above the fan and below the outer case. When the roller is released, the first portion may face the grill and the second portion of the filter sheet may pass over the fan and pass through the slit.

The outer case may include an opening orthogonal to the air inlet. The first filter may be located on the frame. The frame may be detachable through the opening so that the first filter can be replaced with a new first filter.

(0066) A frame may be provided. The fan, the first filter, and the second filter may be supported on the frame. The frame may be separated by separating the grill to allow replacement of at least one of the first filter or the second filter.

The embodiments disclosed herein include an outer case having a left side, a right side opposite to the left side, a front opening, a rear opening opposite to the front opening, an upper opening, and a bottom configured to be seated on a flat floor. It can be implemented with an air purifier. The left and right length from the right side to the left side may be longer than the front and rear length from the front opening to the rear opening. The rear cover may cover the rear opening and may have a plurality of discharge openings through which air is discharged. A grill may be positioned in the outer case to cover the first opening, and may be configured to be pulled and separated from the outer case. The grill may have a plurality of suction openings through which air is sucked. The frame may be positioned on the outer case and may have left and right sides aligned with left and right sides of the outer case. The fan is accommodated in the frame and may be configured to suck air through the grill and discharge the air to the outside of the rear cover. The filter cartridge may be positioned in the outer case and may have left and right sides aligned with left and right sides of the outer case, and an upper portion configured to close the upper opening. The filter cartridge may be positioned with an elastic force in the outer case between the frame and the grill, and may be configured to be separated through the upper opening.

The embodiments disclosed herein may be implemented with an air purifier including a portable air purifier and a charging pad. The portable air purifier has a base positioned at the bottom, an external case having an air inlet and an air outlet, a battery and a wireless power receiver provided in the base, and a plurality of intake openings that cover the air inlet and allow air to be sucked in. A grill, a frame located inside the outer case behind the grill, a fan accommodated in the frame and configured to suck air through the grill, discharge air to the outside of the air outlet, and driven by the battery, and the grill It may include a first filter positioned between the frames. The charging pad may be located under the base having a wireless power transmitter that wirelessly transmits power to a wireless power receiver of a portable air purifier when the base is seated on the charging pad.

The user interface may be located on the upper part of the outer case and may be configured to be driven by the battery. The user interface may include a motion detector. The operation of the fan may be controlled based on what is sensed by the motion sensor. The user interface may include a display displaying at least one of the fan speed, the pollution level of the filter, and the sensed air quality.

The filter may be a roll filter having a sheet wound around a roller. The first motor may be configured to release the sheet by a predetermined amount so that a new portion of the sheet is positioned between the grill and the fan. The first motor may be configured to be driven by the battery.

(0071) The filter cutter may have blades and the second motor is configured to disengage and move the blades across the sheet to cut a portion of the sheet that is no longer between the grill and the fan. The second motor may be configured to be driven by the battery.

(0072) A clamp may be configured to press the sheet at a predetermined position to maintain the position of the sheet. The clamp may include a third motor configured to be driven by the battery.

(0073) At least one roller may be configured to hold and move the filter sheet so that the filter sheet is released and supplied through a slit formed in the cover of the outer case. The roller may be driven by the first motor.

(0074) At least one sensor may be configured to be driven by the battery to detect at least one of a pollution level of the filter, an indication on the filter sheet, or an operation of the first motor. The first motor may be operated based on at least one of a thing sensed by the sensor, a lapse of time, a cooking frequency, or a user input.

(0075) The second filter may be located behind the first filter. The first filter may filter oil mist, and the second filter may filter odors.

The embodiments disclosed herein include an outer case having a left side, a right side opposite to the left side, an air inlet, an air outlet, a bottom side, and an upper side, and the left side and the right side are orthogonal to the bottom side and the top side, A grill coupled to the outer case to cover the air inlet and configured to inhale air and filter oil droplets in the air of a first size, located behind the grill and containing particles of a second size smaller than the first size A first filter comprising at least one of a fibrous material or a porous material that can be configured to filter oil mist, a second filter that is a carbon filter positioned behind the first filter and configured to filter odors, and air through the grill It may be implemented as a portable air purifier that includes at least one fan positioned behind the second filter to inhale and discharge air to the outside of the air outlet, and is positioned adjacent to the cooking utensils. The length of the portable air purifier may not be greater than the depth or width of the cooking utensils.

The length of the portable air purifier may be defined by the distance between the left and right sides and may be from 24 to 26 inches. The width defined by the distance between the air inlet and the air outlet may be 6 inches or less. The height defined as the distance from the top surface to the bottom surface may be 12 inches or less.

(0078) A battery may be located within the outer case to drive the fan. The outer case may be formed with a handle for transfer from the first position to the second position. The total weight of the air purifier may be 10 pounds (lbs) or less without including a charging pad. For example, the weight of the air purifier may be 4.5 kg (9.9 pounds).

(0079) A frame may support at least one of the first filter, the second filter, and the fan. The at least one fan may include a first axial fan and a second axial fan adjacent to each other along the length.

The filter may be a roll filter having a filter sheet wound around a first roller. The first roller may be adjacent to one of an upper surface or a bottom surface of the outer case. At least one second roller may be positioned adjacent to the other side of the upper surface and the bottom surface of the outer case, and may be configured to release the filter sheet from the first roller. The first filter or grill may be mounted with an elastic force to the outer case to be discharged from the outer case by the restoring force of the elastic member.

(0081) Embodiments disclosed herein may be practiced as a portable air purifier configured to be positioned adjacent to a cooking utensil. The portable air purifier has a left side, a right side opposite to the left side, an air inlet, an air outlet, a bottom side, and an upper side, and the left and right sides have an outer case orthogonal to the bottom and top, and the air inlet. A grill coupled to the outer case to cover the air and configured to filter oil droplets in the air of a first size, located behind the grill and containing particles of a second size smaller than the first size A first filter comprising at least one of fibrous or porous materials that can be configured to filter oil mist, a second filter that is a carbon filter positioned behind the first filter and configured to filter odors, and air through the grill And at least one fan positioned behind the second filter to suck in and discharge air to the outside of the air outlet. Portable air purifiers may not be larger than 18 inches in length. The length of the portable air purifier may be defined as the distance between the air inlet and the air outlet, and may be equal to at least 12 inches.

(0082) The grill may be fixed to the outer case through at least one of a latch or a magnet, and may be configured to be detachably accessible to access the interior of the outer case. The first filter may be a roll filter having a roller and a sheet wound around the roller. The roller may be configured to be separated from the inside of the outer case.

(0083) The embodiments disclosed herein include an external case having an air inlet through which air can be inhaled and an air outlet through which air can be discharged, and the air is sucked through the air inlet and the air is discharged to the outside of the air outlet. Includes a filter cartridge including a fan located inside the outer case, and a filter sheet having a filter roller and a plurality of parts wound around the filter roller, and each part of the filter sheet removes contaminants from the inhaled air. It may be implemented as an air purifier that is configured to be released from the filter roller so that at least one of the filter sheet or the filter cartridge can be replaced when all portions of the filter sheet are released from the roller.

(00084) When a corresponding part reaches a predetermined level of contamination, the filter roller may be released to expose a part adjacent to the inhaled air, and the corresponding part may be moved to the outside of the outer case. It is also separated from the filter sheet after that.

A release roller may be located in the outer case and may be configured to pull the filter sheet away from the filter roller to release the filter sheet from the filter roller. The release roller may include a first roller, a second roller positioned adjacent to the first roller, and a motor configured to rotate the second roller. When the motor is driven, the filter sheet may pass between the first roller and the second roller so that the filter sheet may be released from the roller.

(0086) A filter cutter may be configured to cut across the filter sheet to separate the corresponding portion of the filter sheet. The filter cutter extends between a blade configured to cut the filter sheet, a blade housing coupled to the blade, a first side of the outer case and a second side of the outer case, and is in close contact with the first side of the outer case. A rack having a first end and a second end close to the second side of the outer case, movable with respect to the blade housing and coupled to the rack moving along the rack between the first end and the second end of the rack It may include a configured gear, and a motor configured to rotate the gear to move the blade housing across the rack. When the motor is operated, the blade can be moved across the filter sheet to cut a corresponding part from the filter sheet, and the corresponding part of the filter sheet is removed without further unscrewing the filter sheet. It can be configured to be.

(0087) A clamp may be positioned within the outer case to grip the filter sheet downward.

(0088) The clamp is a retaining block (or, alternatively, a wedge coupled to an upper portion of the block) having a bottom surface and an upper surface that can be inclined downward from the first side of the inner frame to the second side of the inner frame ), an upper wedge or block positioned above the holding block and having a planar or level upper surface and a lower surface that can be inclined downward from the first side of the inner frame toward the second side, and It is configured to apply a force to the second side of the upper wedge so that the upper wedge moves in one direction so that the retaining block moves in a second direction that is orthogonal to the first direction and toward a part of the suppressed filter sheet. Includes a motor that does. The grill may be configured to be separated from the outer case so as to access the rollers of the filter.

(0089) The embodiments disclosed herein include a left wall, a right wall opposite to the left wall, a bottom part, an upper part located opposite to the bottom part, a front end opening, and a rear end opening located opposite to the front end opening. And the right and left walls are orthogonal to the front and rear openings, the left and right directions extend between the right and left walls, and the vertical direction extends between the upper and the bottom, and is located inside the case. And a fan configured to suck air through the front end opening and discharge air to the outside of the rear end opening, a grill coupled to the case to cover the front end opening, and located inside the case and extending in the left and right directions, and the case The filter roller is separated from the inside of the filter and is configured to rotate, and when it is configured to filter foreign matter from the inhaled air and is wound around the filter roller and can be released, its first part covers the intake port of the fan and the front end It may be implemented as an air purifier including a filter sheet extending in a vertical direction between the upper portion of the case and the filter roller so as to be exposed through the opening.

The filter cartridge may be located inside the case and may have left and right walls aligned with left and right walls of the case. The filter roller may be rotatably coupled to the left and right walls of the filter cartridge and may be configured to be separated from the filter cartridge. The upper part of the case may include an opening. The filter cartridge may be configured to be inserted through the opening so as to be separated from the case. The roller assembly may be positioned above the filter cartridge to further unwind the filter sheet from the filter roller, and may guide the first portion of the filter sheet through the roller assembly in a direction away from the grill. The roller assembly is a first roller extending in the left and right direction, a first roller that is located on the first roller and is coupled to the first roller to be opposite to the first rotation direction when the first roller is rotated in the first direction. It may include a second roller that can be rotated in two rotation directions, and a motor configured to rotate the first roller. The first part of the filter sheet may be supplied between the first roller and the second roller so that when the motor rotates the first roller, the first part of the filter sheet may be moved in a direction away from the grill. In addition, the second portion of the filter sheet may be released from the filter roller so as to extend in a vertical direction between the upper portion of the case and the roller filter so as to cover the suction port of the fan and to be exposed through the tip opening.

(0091) A frame can accommodate the fan. The frame may have a left wall and a right wall aligned with a left wall and a right wall of the case, respectively. When the filter sheet is released, a portion of the filter sheet may be moved across the upper portion of the frame. A filter cutter and a clamp may be located on the top of the frame. The frame may be located between the filter cartridge and the rear end opening. The clamp may be configured to hold a part of the filter sheet. The filter cutter may be configured to cut across a portion of the filter sheet in a horizontal direction.

(0092) The filter cutter has a left side and a right side, and at least one of the left side and the right side is a blade configured to cut the filter sheet, a blade housing coupled to a lower portion of the blade, and movable together with the blade housing. It may include a gear, a rack extending between the left wall and the right wall of the frame and configured to engage with the gear, and a motor for rotating the gear. When the motor is operated to rotate the gear in the first direction, the blade housing may move from the left wall of the frame toward the right wall of the frame. When the motor is operated to rotate the gear in a second direction opposite to the first direction, the blade housing may be moved from the right wall of the frame toward the left wall of the frame. The filter sheet may be cut when the gear is rotated in at least one of the first direction or the second direction.

The inner support may have a left wall and a right wall coupled to the left and right walls of the outer case. The inner support may have a latch assembly configured to release the grill from the outer case. The fan and roller filter may be located on the frame. The frame may be configured to be coupled to the inner support, and may have a left wall and a right wall aligned with the left and right walls of the inner support, respectively. The frame may include a roller support extending downward and the inner support includes a groove. At least one of the roller support and the filter roller may be supported in the groove of the inner support. The fan may be located in a frame above the filter roller.

(0094) The roller assembly may be located on the upper portion of the frame to further release the first portion of the filter sheet. A clamp may be positioned above the frame to hold and hold a portion of the filter sheet. A filter cutter may be positioned above the frame to cut the filter sheet in a horizontal direction to remove the first portion from the filter sheet.

The latch assembly may include a latch, an elastic member coupled to the latch, and a locking hole configured to be coupled to and released from the latch. When the grill is pressed down to couple to the case, the latch can be pressed, the elastic member can be compressed, and the locking hole can be coupled to the latch to maintain the compressed state of the elastic member. . When the locking hole is released from the latch, the restoring force of the elastic member may push the latch upward to separate the upper portion of the grill from the case.

(0096) Embodiments disclosed herein may be implemented as a filter cartridge comprising a roller detachable from the air purifier and configured to rotate inside the air purifier, and a filter sheet having a first to n-th portion wound around the filter roller. I can. The filter sheet may be made of at least one of a fibrous material or a porous material configured to filter oil mist. The filter sheet may be unwound to pull the n-th portion from the filter roller to filter out contaminants. When the n-th part reaches a predetermined level of contamination, the filter sheet may be configured to be further released by pulling the n-1 th part from the filter roller to filter contaminants, and the n-1 th part It is located adjacent to the n-th part. When the first portion reaches a predetermined level of contamination, at least one of the filter sheet or the filter roller may be configured to be replaced.

(0097) A clamp may be configured to hold a portion of the filter sheet down between successive portions of the filter sheet to maintain the position of the filter sheet. A plurality of release rollers are further released to the filter sheet, so that when the plurality of release rollers are rotated, the n-th portion of the filter sheet may be supplied between the plurality of release rollers, and the n-1 th of the filter sheet A portion may be released from the filter toler to extend between the filter roller and the plurality of release rollers. The filter cutter may include a blade for cutting the filter sheet to remove the n-th portion from the filter sheet.

The embodiments disclosed herein include an outer case having an inlet through which air can be sucked in, an outlet through which air can be discharged, a discharge slit, and a grill covering the inlet, a frame positioned inside the outer case, the Having a fan accommodated in the frame to suck in air through the inlet and discharge air to the outside of the outlet, and a filter sheet located inside the case and having a filter roller and a plurality of parts wound around the filter roller. A roll filter, a filter cutter configured to cut a corresponding portion of the filter sheet that has moved between the outer case and the frame when released, a first motor configured to release the filter sheet from the roll filter, and a predetermined value through the first motor. It may be implemented as an air purifier including a second motor configured to operate the filter cutter to cut a corresponding portion from the filter sheet after the filter sheet is released by an amount.

The user interface may be configured to receive an instruction to cut a corresponding part of the roll filter. The clamp may be configured to grip a portion of the filter sheet between the portion and the adjacent portion. When a user inputs an instruction to cut a corresponding portion of the roll filter, the first motor may be driven to release the filter sheet by a predetermined amount, and the clamp presses down the portion of the filter sheet. It may be driven, and the second motor may be driven to cut a corresponding portion from an adjacent portion of the filter cutter. The clamp may include a slot through which the filter cutter slides along the center of the portion of the filter sheet.

(0100) The filter cutter is located between a rack extending across the frame, an upper end lower end, and between the upper and lower ends, and the upper end is located on the filter sheet, and the lower end is a corresponding to the filter sheet. The blade is positioned below the portion and the sharp edge is configured to cut the filter sheet, a blade housing coupled to a lower end of the blade, and a gear coupled to a lower portion of the blade housing and configured to engage the rack. I can. The second motor is configured to rotate the gear so that when the gear is rotated in the first rotation direction, the gear is moved across the rack to move the blade in a first linear direction across the filter sheet. It is moved in a linear direction so that the sharp edge of the blade cuts the filter sheet.

(0101) The blade may include a second sharp edge positioned between the upper end and the lower end. When the gear is rotated in a second rotational direction opposite to the first rotational direction, the gear is opposite to a first linear direction across the rack to move the blades in a second linear direction across the filter sheet. The second sharp edge of the blade cuts the filter sheet because it can be moved in a second linear direction.

(0102) The first motor is the pollution level of the filter sheet detected by the pollution level sensor, the user instruction input through the user interface, the difference in the air flow between the intake air and the discharge air, the passage of time, or the operation of the fan. It can be turned on automatically based on at least one of the periods. The first motor is the movement of the filter sheet by a predetermined amount determined based on the operation of the first motor detected by the motor sensor, the display on the filter sheet and a predetermined predetermined value determined based on the detection by the display sensor. The filter sheet may be automatically turned off based on at least one of movement of the filter sheet by the amount, passage of time, or a user instruction input through the user interface.

(0103) A clamp can hold the filter sheet during cutting. The second motor may be automatically operated based on at least one of a downward movement of the clamp, a user instruction input through a user interface, or a lapse of time after the first motor is turned off.

(0104) The cover may have a supply slit. The first roller may be located under the upper portion of the case. The second roller may be located between the first roller and the upper portion of the case, and when the first roller is rotated in the first rotation direction, the second roller is a second rotation direction opposite to the first rotation direction. It may be configured to be coupled to the first roller so as to rotate. The first roller may be driven by the first motor. The filter sheet is located between the first roller and the second roller, and when the first roller rotates, the filter sheet may be released and moved toward the supply slit.

(0105) The clamp may be positioned between the supply slit and the first and second rollers to fix a position of a corresponding portion of the filter sheet moving below the upper and lower portions of the outer case.

(0106) The frame may include a plane in which a corresponding portion of the filter sheet is positioned and guided by the first roller and the second roller. The clamp may be located on the plane of the frame. The clamp includes a first and second jaws protruding upward from the plane of the frame, a first elastic member and a second elastic member positioned on each of the first and second jaws, and an upper portion and a lower portion. And the upper part is longer than the lower part so as to have a first end and a second end protruding outward, and the first end and the second end are located above the first and second elastic members, and the lower part The portion has a retaining block having a flat lower surface configured to contact the plane of the frame together with the filter sheet or the filter sheet, a lower surface and an upper surface when the first elastic member and the second elastic member are compressed. The lower surface is fixed to the upper portion of the retaining block, and the upper surface is inclined downward from the first side to the second side, so that the height of the first side is greater than the height of the second side. And an upper wedge having a lower surface movable with respect to the upper surface of the lower wedge, the lower surface being inclined downward from the first side to the second side so that the height of the second side is greater than the height of the first side, And it is configured to apply a force to move the second side of the upper wedge toward the first side of the lower wedge, so that the filter sheet is guided between the plane of the frame and the retaining block, the retaining block It may include a first elastic member and a second elastic member, and a third motor that moves to compress the filter sheet in a downward direction.

(0107) The upper surface of the upper wedge may be formed with teeth. The third motor is configured to rotate a gear configured to engage with the teeth, and when the gear is rotated in the first rotation direction, the gear moves the second side of the upper wedge toward the first side of the lower wedge. And, the lower wedge and the holding block may be pressed down to compress the first elastic member and the second elastic member until the holding block contacts the filter sheet. When the gear is rotated in a second rotation direction opposite to the first rotation direction, the gear may move to the second side of the upper wedge so as to be away from the first side of the lower wedge, and the first elastic member and The restoring force of the second elastic member may push the retaining block and the lower wedge upward to form a gap between the lower portion of the retaining block and the plane of the frame.

(0108) The filter cutter may be located below the plane of the frame. The plane of the frame may include a first slot. The lower portion of the holding block may include a second slot aligned in a vertical direction with respect to the first slot. The filter cutter may include a blade protruding through the first slot and the second slot to cut the filter sheet.

(0109) The filter roller may be accommodated in the roll filter cartridge. The frame may be located between the roll filter cartridge and the outlet. The first and second rollers may be located at an upper portion of the roll filter cartridge. The clamp and filter cutter may be located on the upper part of the frame.

(0110) The frame may include a roller support on which the filter roller can be positioned. The fan may be located in an upper portion of the frame above the filter roller, and the first and second rollers, the clamp, and the filter cutter are located above the frame.

(0111) Embodiments disclosed herein include a filter having a roller and a filter sheet wound around the roller, a filter guide configured to pull an end of the filter sheet to release the filter sheet from the roller, and two of the filter sheet. It can be implemented as a filter assembly for an air purifier comprising a filter cutter configured to cut between adjacent released portions of the dog. The filter cutter is a blade having at least one cutting edge configured to cut the filter sheet, a rack extending across the filter sheet, a gear configured to be coupled to the rack, and coupled to the blade and moving together with the gear When the gear is rotated in the first rotation direction, it is moved across the rack in a first linear direction together with the gear and the blade so that the cutting edge of the blade cuts between adjacent loosened portions of the filter sheet. It may include a blade housing. When the gear is rotated in a second rotation direction opposite to the first rotation direction, the gear, blade housing, and blade may be moved across the rack in a second linear direction opposite to the first linear direction. have.

(0112) The clamp can hold the filter sheet. The rack may be located under the filter sheet. The lower portion of the blade may be located under the filter sheet. The upper part of the blade may be located on the filter sheet. The clamp may include at least one retaining block positioned on the filter sheet. The clamp may include a clamp motor configured to apply a downward force to the holding block to hold the filter sheet. The clamp motor may be configured to be automatically turned on after the filter sheet is released by a predetermined amount.

(0113) The filter cutter may include a motor. The motor of the filter cutter may be configured to be turned on automatically after lowering the holding block so that the clamp motor maintains the portion of the filter sheet.

(0114) At least one elastic member may support the clamp, and when the holding block is pressed, the elastic member can be compressed, and when the downward force applied to the holding block stops, the filter sheet is released. The restoring force of the elastic member may push the retaining block upward so as to form a gap through which the edge of the portion can be guided.

(0115) Embodiments disclosed herein include a filter having a roller and a filter sheet wound around the roller, a filter guide guiding the filter sheet on a plane when the filter sheet is released from the roller, and the filter sheet. It can be implemented as a filter assembly comprising a clamp configured to selectively press down the released portion. The clamp has a beam having a first surface and a second surface, and when a force is applied to the first surface, the released portion of the filter sheet may be gripped between the first surface and the plane. have. The filter cutter may have a cutting edge for cutting the released part when the clamp grips the released part.

(0116) The clamp may include an upper wedge positioned over the beam so that when the upper wedge is moved, the beam may be applied with a downward force on the released portion.

(0117) The clamp is between the first and second jaws positioned on the plane, the first and second elastic members positioned on the first and second jaws, respectively, and between the beam and the upper wedge. It may further include a positioned lower wedge. The beam may have an upper part and a lower part, the upper part is longer than the lower part so as to have a first end and a second end protruding outward, and the lower part is in contact with the filter sheet or the plane. It has a configured flat lower surface, and the first end and the second end are respectively positioned above the first and second elastic members. The lower wedge may have a lower surface and an upper surface, and the lower surface is fixed to the upper part of the beam, and the upper surface is inclined downward from the first side to the second side, The height may be greater than the height of the second side of the lower wedge. The upper wedge may have an upper surface and a lower surface seated on the upper surface of the lower wedge, and the lower surface is inclined downward from the first side to the second side so that the height of the second side of the upper wedge is It may be larger than the height of the first side of the upper wedge.

(0118) a case in which the clamp is configured to prevent the upper wedge from rising, the upper wedge, the lower wedge, and the beam are positioned inside, and the first and second jaws are formed as stepped portions therein, The second side may further include a gear configured to engage a tooth formed on an upper surface of the upper wedge, and a motor configured to rotate the gear. When the motor rotates the gear in the first rotation direction, the upper wedge is attached to the lower wedge to push the lower wedge and the beam downward toward the plane to compress the first and second elastic members. Relative to the first horizontal direction. When the motor rotates the gear in a second rotation direction opposite to the first rotation direction, the upper wedge may be moved in a second horizontal direction opposite to the first horizontal direction, and the first elasticity The restoring force of the member and the second elastic member pushes the lower wedge and the beam upward so as to move away from the plane.

(0119) The filter cutter may have a blade having a cutting edge. The blade is movable between both sides of the released portion so that the cut edge separates the released portion from the filter sheet.

(0120) The filter cutter is a rack positioned below the plane, a first slot formed on the plane, a blade configured to protrude through the first slot of the plane to cut the filter sheet, a housing coupled to the blade, and It may further include a gear movable with the housing and configured to be coupled with the rack to move the blade across the filter sheet.

(0121) The rack may be positioned under the clamp, and the lower portion of the beam may include a second slot aligned with the first slot of the plane, and the blade may cut the filter sheet. It may be configured to protrude through the first slot and the second slot so as to move inside the beam.

(0122) The embodiments disclosed herein include a case having an inlet through which air can be sucked and an outlet through which air can be discharged, and the inside of the case so that air is sucked through the inlet and air is discharged to the outside of the outlet. A roll filter including a fan positioned, a roller and a filter sheet wound around the roller, a filter guide configured to unwind the filter sheet from the roller, a clamp configured to selectively press the filter sheet, and the filter sheet A filter cutter configured to separate a portion of the filter sheet from the rest of the filter sheet, the filter sheet guided by the filter guide, and a user interface having a motion sensor for detecting a gesture from the outside of the case. It can be implemented as an air purifier. The speed of the fan may be controlled based on what is sensed by the motion sensor.

(0123) The motion sensor may be located above the case. The inlet may be located at the front end of the case. The outlet may be located at a rear end of the case opposite to the front end. The grill may be fixed to the case so as to cover the inlet. The grill may be fixed to be detachable through at least one of a magnet or a latch.

(0124) The first motor may drive the fan. When the fan is turned off and the motion sensor detects a gesture crossing the mosen sensor, the first motor may be turned on to rotate the fan at a first speed.

(0125) When the fan rotates at a first speed and the motion sensor detects a gesture crossing the motion sensor, the first motor may rotate the fan at a second speed greater than the first speed. .

(0126) Before the filter guide guides the filter sheet to be released from the filter roller, the clamp can be released. When the filter guide unwinds the filter sheet from the filter roller, the unrolled first portion of the filter sheet may be located between the fan and the inlet, and the unrolled second portion of the filter sheet is the filter Go through the guide. After the filter guide loosens the filter sheet by a predetermined amount, the clamp presses and holds the filter sheet, and the filter cutter may separate the loosened second portion from the filter sheet.

(0127) A sensor may be configured to detect the level of contamination of the unrolled first portion of the filter sheet. At least one button or touch sensor is positioned on the user interface to allow user input. The second motor may operate the filter guide. When the sensor detects that the first portion of the filter sheet is at a predetermined level of contamination and the button is pressed, the clamp can be released, and the second motor allows the filter guide by a predetermined amount. It can be operated to unwind the roller filter, and the portion of the filter sheet previously wound around the roller becomes the unrolled first portion. The predetermined amount may reflect an amount that passes through the filter guide so that the unrolled first portion becomes the unwrapped second portion.

(0128) A third motor can operate the filter cutter, and a fourth motor can operate the clamp. When the fourth motor is stopped after the second motor is operated, the roll filter is released by a predetermined amount, or a button of a user interface is pressed, the filter sheet is automatically pressed and held by the clamp. It can be operated as. When the third motor is stopped after the fourth motor is operated, a predetermined time has elapsed after the second motor has been stopped after the operation, and a predetermined time has elapsed after the roll filter is released by a predetermined amount, Or when at least one of the hand gestures is sensed by the motion sensor or when a button in the user interface is pressed, it can be automatically operated to move the filter cutter across the filter sheet to separate the released second part. have.

(0129) The operation of the fan may be automatically stopped when the filter guide is operated or the filter cutter is started. The user interface may include a display that displays at least one of a filter contamination level, air quality, fan speed, or an amount of rolled filter released.

(0130) Embodiments disclosed herein include a left wall, a right wall opposite to the left wall, a front extending between the left and right walls, an entrance formed at least partially in the front, and the left opposite to the front. A case having a rear surface extending between the wall and the right wall, an upper surface, a base opposite to the upper surface and configured to be seated on a plane, and an air outlet formed at least partially on at least one of the rear surface, the left wall, the right wall or the upper surface, the A fan positioned inside the case to inhale air through the air inlet and discharge air to the outside of the air outlet, a filter positioned between the fan and the air inlet to filter oil mist from the inhaled air, and the air inlet It may be implemented as an air purifier including a grill coupled to the case to cover and configured to be separated from the case to allow access to the fan and filter.

(0131) The user interface may be located above the case. The user interface includes a panel, a plurality of notifications positioned to display a fan speed on the panel, a pollution level of a filter, and a notification of replacement of the filter, a plurality of LEDs for selectively illuminating the notification, from the outside of the case. It may have at least one of a motion sensor configured to sense a gesture, and a button or a touch sensor that senses a push. The speed of the fan may be increased based on the number of hand gestures across the panel sensed by the motion sensor.

(0132) The grill may be coupled to the case. The latch may be opened to release the grill from the case based on a button or a touch sensor detecting a push. At least one magnet may be positioned on at least one of the grill or case so that the grill is magnetically fixed to the case.

(0133) The air inlet may be partially formed on the upper part of the case. The grill may include a front portion and an upper portion bent from the front portion so that the grill covers the entire air inlet.

(0136) The base may have a front portion extending forward from the left and right walls. The grill may include a front portion and a lower portion bent from the front portion and configured to cover an upper portion of the front portion of the base.

(0137) The filter may be a roll filter having a roller and a filter sheet wound around the roller. The roller may be located in a lower portion of the case. The filter sheet may be released from the roller. A portion of the filter sheet may be fixed to an upper portion of the case so that the filter sheet extends from the roller toward the upper portion of the case so that the filter sheet is between the fan and the air inlet. The filter sheet may have a width equal to or greater than the width of the air opening, and the width of the filter sheet and the air inlet extends in a horizontal direction from the left wall to the right wall. The release of the filter may be controlled based on at least one of a hand gesture sensed by the motion sensor or a push sensed by the button or a touch sensor.

(0138) A slit may be formed on the rear surface of the case. The filter guide may be configured to release the filter sheet from the roller. The filter cutter may be configured to separate a portion of the filter sheet from the rest of the filter sheet so that the portion of the filter sheet passing through the slit is discarded.

(0139) The embodiments disclosed herein include a case having a front surface and a rear surface opposite to the front surface, an entrance and an exit formed on the front surface, and a lower surface configured to be seated on a plane, a frame positioned between the front and the rear surface of the case A fan positioned in the frame to suck air through the inlet and discharge air to the outside of the outlet, a filter having at least a portion positioned between the fan and the inlet to filter oil mist from the sucked air, the oil mist A grill coupled to the case to filter oil droplets having a larger size and to cover the inlet, a latch configured to release the grill from the case to allow access to the filter through the inlet, and the pan. It can be implemented as an air purifier comprising a user interface configured to detect a user instruction to activate the latch to turn on and increase the speed of the fan, and to release the grill.

(0140) The user interface may include a motion sensor. The speed of the fan may be increased by a predetermined speed amount when the mosen sensor detects a predetermined first gesture.

(0141) The filter sensor may detect the contamination level of the filter. The filter may be a roll filter having a filter sheet wound around a roller. The filter sheet may be released from the roller by a predetermined length when the filter sensor detects a predetermined level of contamination or higher, and when a user interface detects a user instruction to release the roller.

1 is a front perspective view of an air purifier according to this embodiment.
Figure 2a is a front exploded perspective view showing a state in which the pre-filter is removed.
Figure 2b is a front exploded perspective view showing a roll filter.
3 is an exploded perspective view from the rear end as seen in the lateral direction.
4 is an exploded perspective cross-sectional view from the tip as seen in the lateral direction.
5 is a perspective view of the roller assembly.
6A is a perspective view of the filter cutter.
6B is a front view of the clamp in the open state.
6C is a front view of the clamp in a closed state.
7 is an enlarged perspective view of the clamp.
8 is a perspective view of a clamp of a filter cutter and a motor and a rack.
9A is an enlarged perspective view of a clamp of a filter cutter, a motor, and a rack.
9B is a perspective view of a clamp, a motor, a rack and a blade housing of the filter cutter.
10A is an enlarged perspective view showing a clamp and a filter cutter without a frame from the tip.
10B is an enlarged perspective view showing a clamp, a rack, a blade housing, a blade, and a slot of the clamp from the rear end.
11 is an enlarged view of the filter cutter showing the blades from the tip.
12 is a perspective view of the air purifier of FIG. 1 by cutting the upper portion thereof.
13 is a perspective view of an air purifier according to another embodiment.
14A is a front view of the air purifier of FIG. 13;
Figure 14b is a side view of the air purifier of Figure 13;
Figure 15a is a perspective view of the air purifier of Figure 13;
15B is a perspective view showing the air purifier and the charging pad of FIG. 13;
16A is a top perspective view of the air purifier of FIG. 13 showing a user interface and a motion sensor.
16B to 16H are views showing notifications displayed on the user interface.
16I is a table describing possible implementations of the notification.
Figure 17 is an exploded perspective view of the air purifier of Figure 13;
18A is a lateral perspective view showing a pre-filter mounted on an outer case together.
18B is a lateral perspective view showing the pre-filter in an elevated state in the outer case.
19 is a perspective view showing the air purifier in a state in which the pre-filter is separated.
20 is an exploded perspective view showing an outer case and a roll filter frame.
21A is a perspective view showing a pre-filter and a latch assembly mounted on a roll filter frame.
21B is a perspective view showing the pre-filter and the latch assembly raised from the roll filter frame.
22 is an exploded perspective view showing the inner side of the roll filter frame.
23 is an enlarged perspective view of the roller assembly.
24 is an exploded perspective view showing a roll filter frame, a carbon filter, a frame, and a roller assembly.
25 is an enlarged exploded perspective view showing a roll filter frame, a frame, and a roller assembly.

(0142) Referring to FIG. 1 to FIG. 4, the air purifier or air purifier 1 includes an outer case or housing 100, a rear cover or rear case 400 coupled to the rear surface of the outer case 100, and A pre-filter or suction grill 500 covering the front opening of the outer case 100 may be included. The pre-filter 500 may be easily lifted and separated from the case 100 for cleaning. The inside of the air purifier 1 may include a roll filter 600 for purifying air passing through the pre-filter 500. The roll filter 600 may be periodically released to expose the clean part of the roll filter 600, and the old, contaminated part is pulled out from the rear case 400 and disposed of the filter cutter 700. Can be cut by

(0143) The outer case 100 has a rectangular parallelepiped shape and defines a rectangular front opening and a rear opening, but embodiments disclosed herein are not limited to the rectangular parallelepiped case. The lower portion of the outer case 100 may include a base 110 for supporting the weight of the air purifier 1, which may have a relatively light weight. The total weight of the air purifier 1 may be 10 pounds (lbs) or less without including the charging pad 2 (FIG. 15B). For example, the weight of the air purifier 1 may be 4.5 kg (9.9 pounds). The rear cover 400 may cover the opening of the outer case 100 and may be configured to be press-fitted and/or snap-connected to the outer case 100. The rear cover 400 may be additionally fixed with screws, bolts, adhesive materials, or the like. The base 110 may be configured for wireless charging and may include a battery configured to be charged when the base 110 is seated on the wireless charging pad.

(0144) The front opening of the outer case 100 may be an opening through which sucked air enters. The pre-filter 500 may have a plurality of openings and may be configured to filter out large droplets of oil or large particles of contaminants from the inhaled air. The pre-filter 500 may be made of the same or similar material (for example, metal, stainless steel, or plastic) as the outer case 100, and cleaning and, for example, the visual of the roll filter 600 It can be separated from the outer case 100 by being pulled or lifted to allow access to the roll filter 600 for inspection or replacement of the roll filter 600. The pre-filter 500 may be made of a material configured to be washed in a dishwasher. Similarly, the rear cover 400 may also be made of a material configured to be washable in a dishwasher.

(0145) The pre-filter 500 may be press-fit or frictionally coupled to the front opening of the outer case 100, and the pre-filter 500 may be further fixed to the outer case through additional magnetic coupling. have. For example, a magnet may be positioned on the upper portion of the prefilter 500, and at least an upper portion of the outer case 100 is formed of a ferromagnetic material or configured to be coupled with a magnet in the prefilter 500. You can have a magnet.

(0146) The outer case 100, the pre-filter 500, and the rear cover 400 may define an inner space of the air purifier 1. Inside the air purifier 1, a frame 300 accommodating the fan 310 may be positioned to suck in air. The roll filter cartridge 200 may be located behind the prefilter 500 and in front of the fan 310. The roll filter 600 may be accommodated in the roll filter cartridge 200 and may filter finer oil mist and particles than the prefilter 500.

(0147) An additional carbon filter may be positioned between the roll filter 600 and the frame 300. The carbon filter may be located inside the roll filter cartridge 200 together with the roll filter 600, or may be located behind the roll filter cartridge 200 in the outer case 100. . The roll filter 600 may be configured to filter oil mist, and the carbon filter may be configured to filter odors. Alternatively or additionally, the roll filter 600 may include carbon to serve as both an oil mist filter and an odor filter.

(0148) The rear cover 400 may include a discharge opening 410 through which air is discharged. The discharge opening 410 may be located on the rear surface of the rear cover 400, and the fan 310 sucks air through the pre-filter 500, It may be an axial fan configured to discharge.

(0149) The roll filter 600 may have a filter sheet 610 wound or covered around the roller 620. The filter sheet 610 may be made of a soft or cuttable fibrous or porous material (fabric, fibrous, paper, cardboard, non-fiber, etc.). The filter sheet 610 can be pulled out from the roller 620 so that the filter sheet 610 covers the opening defined by the roll filter cartridge 200 and the prefilter 500 and the fan 310 Is aligned with. The end of the filter sheet 610 may be mounted (eg, bonded) to the roller 620, and the roller 620 may be rotated while the filter sheet 610 is unwound. The roller 620 may be implemented as a tension rod having an elastic mechanism so that the filter sheet 610 may not be freely released, and if too many filter sheets 610 are released, the filter sheet Part of 610 can be rewound.

(0150) As another example, the filter sheet 610 may not be mounted on the roller 620. The roller 620 may maintain a stopped state when the filter sheet 610 is released. The lower portion of the roll filter cartridge 200 may include a space in which the roller 620 can be seated, or alternatively, the axis of the roller 620 may pass through to be fixed to the roll filter cartridge 200. It may include a through hole.

(0151) As described above, the filter sheet 610 may include a fibrous or porous material configured to filter oil mist or fine dust from the inhaled air. For example, the filter sheet 610 may include nanofibers, cellulose or wood pulp or fibers, cardboard or paper having a size of 100 nm or 5 to 6 μm. Alternatively or in addition, the filter sheet 610 may include a fibrous or porous material configured to filter out odors. For example, the filter sheet 610 may include non-woven activated carbon or ultra-fine porous activated carbon.

(0152) The filter sheet 610 or at least a portion thereof may be configured to change color based on the level of contamination, and the user may hang it through the opening of the pre-filter 500 or outside the rear cover 400. The color change portion can be seen from the portion of the filter sheet 610 that is present. A plurality of sensor cards may be mounted (eg, bonded or embroidered) on a portion of the filter sheet 610, and the sensor card may change color based on exposure to the oil or gas. . Alternatively, the filter sheet 610 may be made of color-changing fibers, threads, or yarns whose color changes based on exposure to oil or gas (eg, hydrogen chloride or ammonia). The color change chamber may be woven as a part of the filter sheet 610, or the entire filter sheet 610 may be woven into the color change chamber.

(0153) When the portion of the filter sheet 610 aligned with the pre-filter 500 is contaminated, the roll filter 600 aligns the clean portion of the filter sheet 610 with the pre-filter 500 Can be released to do. The roll filter cartridge 200 may include a gear assembly or a roller assembly 220 that pulls and unwinds the filter sheet 610. The gear assembly 220 may be positioned at an upper portion of the roll filter cartridge 200 to maintain the tension of the portion of the filter sheet 610 aligned with the prefilter 500. The gear assembly 220 will be described in more detail with reference to FIG. 5.

(0155) Used and contaminated portions can pass through the openings (e.g., slits or slots) 320 in the frame 300 and the openings (e.g., slits or slots) in the back cover 400. have. The filter cutter 700 may be used and coupled to the frame 300 to cut off the contaminated part, and the contaminated part is discarded so that the slits 320 and 420 in the frame 300 and the rear cover 400 are disposed. Can be pulled outward. When the filter sheet 610 is completely released from the roller 620, the roll filter 600 can be replaced with a new roll filter 600, and the old roller 620 and the remaining filter sheet 610 are , Similar to the replacement of paper towels, can be discarded.

(0156) The upper part of the outer case 100 may have an upper opening through which the upper part of the roll filter cartridge 200 is exposed. The roll filter cartridge may include a support 250 and a tip frame or a tip cover 210 detachably coupled to the support 250 to fix the roll filter 600 in the roll filter cartridge 200. have. For example, the tip cover 210 may be hinged to the lower edge of the rear surface of the support 250 and may have an upper portion configured to be snap-coupled or press-fit on the upper portion of the support 250, but here The disclosed embodiments are not limited thereto. The upper portion of the tip cover 210 may be exposed through the upper opening of the outer case 100, and the roll filter cartridge 200 is external to the outer case 100, and the roll filter 600 It can act as a handle so that it slides along. The upper portion of the tip cover 210 may be inclined to correspond to the slope of the upper portion of the outer case 100.

(0157) The inner side of the outer case 100 may include a latch and an elastic member coupled to the latch of the support 250, so that the roll filter cartridge 200 has an elastic force in the outer case 100 Can be mounted. For example, the elastic member may be located under the outer case 100, and the latch may be located under the support 250, but the positions of the elastic member and the latch are not limited. When the roll filter cartridge 200 slides into the upper opening of the outer case 100, the elastic member can be compressed and the support 250 closes the upper opening of the outer case 100. It may be fastened to the case 100. When a downward force is applied to the top of the tip cover 210, the support 250 may be unlocked from the outer case 100. The restoring force of the elastic member pushes the roll filter cartridge 200 slightly upward so that the user can easily grasp the upper portion of the tip cover 210 to separate the roll filter cartridge 200 and the roll filter 600 ) Can be removed or replaced.

(0158) The display and the user interface may be located above the tip cover 210. Alternatively, the display and the user interface may be located on a part of the outer case 100. The display and the user interface may be a touch screen, a liquid crystal display (LCD), and/or a capacitive touch sensor and a plurality of through holes etched on the surface of the tip cover 210 and/or the outer case 100 It may include a light emitting diode (LED) located on a printed circuit board behind a plurality of notifications or indicators. Alternatively or in addition, the user interface may comprise an optical sensor or a motion sensor. The embodiments disclosed herein are not limited to the implementation of the display and user interface. The user can control the operation of the air purifier 1 through a user interface (e.g., increasing or decreasing the speed of the fan 310, turning the fan 310 on and off, or the roll filter. Unwinding or cutting (600))

(0159) The air purifier 1 may include a sensor assembly for monitoring the level of dust, oil, odor, or other harmful gas (e.g., carbon monoxide) in the air around the air purifier 1 have. Alternatively or in addition to this, the air purifier 1 is used to determine when the prefilter 500 needs to be cleaned and/or the roll filter 600 needs to be unscrewed and cut. It may have a sensor for comparing the flow rate and the flow rate of the exhausted air. Still alternatively or additionally, the filter sheet 610 may be configured to change its color when it needs to be replaced, and the user can hang the filter sheet 610 exposed through the slit 420 of the rear cover 400. When a user sees whether a part has a specific color (eg, purple, yellow, brown, etc.), the air purifier 1 may be controlled to allow the roller 620 to release. The display may display the level of contamination detected from the sensor assembly.

4 and 5, the gear assembly 220 provides smooth supply of the filter sheet 610 toward the filter cutter 700 (FIG. 4) through a plurality of gears and a plurality of rollers. As can be ensured, the gear assembly 220 may alternatively be referred to as a filter guide or supply assembly. The support 250 of the roll filter cartridge 200 may have an upper portion or a frame 204 extending horizontally across the upper portion. The upper part 204 may accommodate the upper part or the first roller 225. The first bracket 203 may be located under the upper part 204 to provide a side part having a through hole, and the shaft 223 of the upper roller 225 is It can be inserted into the barrel. A lower portion of the first bracket 203 may have an opening through which the lower portion of the upper roller 225 is exposed. The upper part 204 of the support 250 may cover the upper part of the upper roller 225. The first bracket 203 may have an additional tip portion or wall 203b to provide additional support and stiffness to the first bracket 203.

(0161) The second bracket 202 may be positioned under the first bracket 203 to accommodate the lower portion or the second roller 224. Like the first bracket 203, the second bracket 202 may have a side portion having a through hole, and the shaft of the lower roller 224 may be inserted into the through hole of the second bracket 202. . An upper portion of the second bracket 202 may have an opening through which an upper portion of the lower roller 224 is exposed. The second bracket 202 may have an additional tip portion or wall 202b to provide additional support and rigidity to the second bracket 202.

(0162) The shaft of the lower roller 224 may be connected to the roller gear 222. The roller motor 221 may be located under the roller gear 222 and may be coupled to the side wall 201 of the roll filter cartridge 200. The roller motor 221 may be coupled to an inner gear, and the roller motor 221 may be configured to rotate the roller gear 222 through an inner gear that rotates the lower roller 224.

(0163) The upper roller 225 and the lower roller 224 may be configured to contact each other, and the filter sheet 610 may be supplied between the upper roller 225 and the lower roller 224. When the roller motor 221 is turned on, the roller gear 222 may rotate in a direction supplying the filter sheet 610 toward the rear end cover 400 (clockwise direction in FIG. 5). The upper roller 225 may not be driven by the roller motor 221 and instead may rotate through friction when the filter sheet 610 is moved by the lower roller 224. The upper roller 225 primarily serves as a guide for maintaining the position of the filter sheet 610 and prevents the filter sheet 610 from slipping from the lower roller 224. Alternatively, the upper roller 225 may be driven by a separate gear and motor configuration, which may be synchronized with the roller gear 222 and the roller motor 221 driving the lower roller 224.

(0164) The rear surface of the support 250 may include an opening (for example, a slit or a slot) through which the filter sheet 610 passes toward the filter cutter 700. After passing through the slit on the rear surface of the support 250, the filter sheet 610 may pass through the slit 320 of the frame 300.

(0165) In the roller motor 221 or the roller gear 222, there may be an additional gear sensor for detecting the motion of the roller motor 221 and/or the motion of the internal gear or the roller gear 222. The controller may be electrically connected to the gear sensor, and supplied through the upper roller 225 and the lower roller 224 based on the number of rotations of the roller motor 221 and/or the internal gear or the roller gear 222 It is possible to determine how much the amount of the filter sheet 610 has been obtained. The roller motor 221 can be automatically turned off when the controller determines that a predetermined amount of the filter sheet 610 has been supplied through the upper roller 225 and the lower roller 224, that is, the roller motor (221), the internal motor, or when at least one of the roller gear 222 achieves a predetermined number of rotations. The predetermined amount and/or the predetermined number of rotations of the filter sheet 610 may be set based on the height of the tip opening of the case.

(0166) Alternatively or additionally, the filter sheet 610 may have marks or protrusions at predetermined intervals, and a display sensor (for example, a light or laser sensor) may have It may be located in one of the first bracket 203 or the second bracket 202 to detect when passing. The predetermined amount of the filter sheet 610 supplied through the upper roller 225 and the lower roller 224 may be determined based on a predetermined number of marks or protrusions passing through the sensor. The roller motor 221 may be automatically turned off after the display of a predetermined number passes through the sensor. When the filter sheet 610 is formed to have a dotted line, the blade 701 (FIG. 11) of the filter cutter 700 may be omitted, while the clamp 750 of the filter cutter 700 is It may remain so that the user can tear off the filter sheet 610 for disposal. Details of the filter cutter 700 will be described with reference to FIGS. 6A to 11.

(0167) Referring to FIG. 6A to FIG. 11, the filter cutter 700 cuts the filter sheet 610 after being supplied through the slit 320 (FIG. 4) of the frame 300. 300). The filter cutter 700 includes a blade 701 configured to move between both sides of the frame 300 to cut the filter sheet 610 and a clamp that presses and holds the filter sheet 610 during the cutting process. 750).

(0168) The rear surface of the frame 300 may include a jaw 330 to provide a plane to which the filter sheet 610 is supplied. The jaw 330 may include an opening (eg, a slit or slot) 330a into which the blade 701 is inserted to cut the filter sheet 610. The blade motor 702 may be located under the jaw 330 and may be accommodated in the blade housing 704. A portion of the clamp 750 may be positioned above the blade 701 or moved to press and hold the filter sheet 610' on both sides of the blade 701 during cutting You can have space to do The configuration of the blade 701 and the blade motor 702 and details of the operation of the blade 701 will be described later.

(0169) The frame 300 may include a beam 350 for separating and supporting the filter cutter 700 from the fan 310. A V-shaped protrusion 360 may extend below the lower portion of the beam 350 to protect and further support the fan 310 from the filter cutter 740.

(0170) The clamp 750 may include a rectangular clamp cover or housing 740 extending between both sides of the frame 300. The first, second, and third layers 710, 720, and 730 having a predetermined contour may be located inside the clamp cover 740. The first layer 710 may be an upper layer, the second layer 720 may be an intermediate layer, and the third layer 730 may include the filter sheet 610 and the filter sheet 610 through a lower opening of the clamp 750. / Or may be a lower layer configured to contact the jaw (330). Alternatively, a lower portion of the clamp cover 740 may be in close contact with the filter sheet 610 and/or the jaw 330, and the third layer 730 may be formed under the clamp cover 740. I can contact you.

(0171) The first layer 710 and the second layer 720 are stacked on top of each other to form a rectangle and can be wedge-coupled, and are referred to as first and second (ie, upper and lower) wedges I can cry. The lower surface of the second layer 720 may be relatively flat, and may be coupled to the flat upper surface of the third layer 730. The third layer 730 may be a holding block that presses and holds the filter sheet 610 ′. The third layer 730 may have an upper portion having an upper surface and a lower portion having a bottom surface configured to hold the filter sheet 610. The first layer 710 may be movable or slidable with respect to the second layer 720, while the third layer 730 is fixed to the second layer 720 (e.g., Can be glued or pressed through grooves and protrusions). As an alternative example, the second and third layers 720 and 730 may be integrally formed or permanently fixed to form one integrated holding block.

(0172) The lower surface of the third layer 730 includes an opening (e.g., a slit or slot) 730a (FIG. 10B) aligned with the slit 330a of the jaw 330 of the frame 300 can do. The blade 701 may protrude through the jaws 330 and the slits 330a and 730a of the third layer 730, respectively, while the lower surface of the third layer 730 is the clamp 750 Depending on the state of the filter sheet 610 can be moved up and down to clamp or unclamp.

(0173) The upper surface of the second layer 720 is downward from the first side of the frame 300 (i.e., the right side of FIG. 6B) toward the second side of the frame 300 (i.e., the left side of FIG. 6B). The thickness of the second layer 720 on the first side is greater than the thickness of the second layer 720 on the second side. The lower surface of the first layer 710 may be inclined downward from the first side of the frame 300 toward the second side of the frame 300, so that the thickness of the first layer 710 at the second side Is greater than the thickness of the first layer 710 on the first side.

(0174) The clamp 750 may further include a jaw 755 and a leaf spring 760 to facilitate a clamping operation. The jaw 755 may be formed as a stepped portion inside the clamp cover 740, but the disclosed embodiments are not limited. For example, the jaw 755 may alternatively be coupled (eg, bonded or welded) to the upper surface of the jaw 330 of the frame 300. The upper portion of the third layer 730 may be longer than the lower portion to have first and second (ie, right and left) ends protruding in the horizontal direction past the lower portion. The first and second (ie, right and left) jaws may be positioned below the first and second ends of the third layer 730, respectively. The first and second (i.e., right and left) leaf springs 760 may be coupled to the upper portions of the first and second jaws 755, respectively, or alternatively above the first and second jaws 755 It may be coupled to the lower portion of the upper portion of the third layer 730 at the position of. The lower portions of the first and second ends of the third layer 730 are located on the upper surfaces of the first and second leaf springs 760, respectively, and the leaf spring 760 includes the jaws 755 and the third It is located between the layers 730.

(0175) The lower portion of the third layer may extend downward toward the jaw 330. Both sides of the clamp cover 740 may be fixed to a sidewall of the frame 300, and a lower portion of the third layer 760 may be exposed through a lower opening of the clamp cover 740. As an alternative, if the jaw 755 is formed on the jaw 330 of the frame 300 instead of the clamp cover 740, the clamp cover 740 has a shape corresponding to the shape of the third layer. Since the branch may have a bottom surface, the clamp cover 740, not the third layer 730, contacts the plate spring 760 and the filter sheet 610.

(0176) When the clamp motor 741 is turned on, the clamp gear 742 pushes the first layer 710 in a horizontal direction with respect to the teeth 711 and the second layer 720 thereby. It can be rotated. Due to the slope of the lower surface of the first layer 710 and the upper surface of the second layer 720, the second and third layers 720 and 730 are formed of slits 330a and 730a from which the blade 701 protrudes. In the front and rear portions of the filter sheet 610, the filter sheet 610 may be pressed downward. Cutting by the blade 701 is more effective when the filter sheet 610 is held down on the jaw 330. A more detailed description of the gripping operation will be described with reference to FIGS. 6B and 6C.

6B and 6C are views from the front side of the air purifier 1, while FIGS. 7 and 8 are views from the rear side of the air purifier 1. 6B and 6C omit the clamp cover 740. In describing the operation of the clamp 750, lowercase letters indicate variables, while uppercase letters indicate constants or fixed values. Some of the angles, slopes, sizes, and ratios of FIGS. 6B and 6C are exaggerated to emphasize the motion of the first layer 710 with respect to the second layer 720.

(0179) Referring to FIG. 6B, in the initial or open state of the clamp 750, a gap g may be provided between the jaw 330 of the frame 300 and the bottom of the third layer 730. The gap g may be aligned with the slit 320 formed in the front of the frame 300. The gear assembly 220 (FIG. 4) may supply the filter sheet 610 through the slit 320 and the gap g before cutting.

(0180) In the initial state of the clamp 750, the first and second leaf springs 760 are not compressed so that each initially has the _{same height h s as L1. Initially, the height h g} of the gap g may be equal to G1. _{The height h 1} from the jaw 330 to the upper surface of the first layer 710 may be equal to H1. _{At the thickest point, the height h 2} from the chin 330 to the upper surface of the second layer 720 may initially be equal to H1. _{Initially, the thickness t1 c} of the first layer 710 on the central vertical axis c may be equal to D1. In the axis (c), the thickness t2 _c of the second layer 720 may be equal to D2.

(0181) Referring to FIG. 6C, the clamp gear 742 may be rotated in a first rotation direction (eg, counterclockwise in FIG. 6C). The clamp gear 742 may be coupled to the teeth 711 formed on the first layer 710, and the first layer 710 may be pushed toward the first side (ie, right). As the first layer 710 is pushed to the right, the thickness t1 _c of the first layer 710 in the axis c may increase larger than D1. However, since the second layer 720 does not move, the thickness t2 _c of the second layer 720 may remain constant at the thickness of D2.

(0182) The clamp cover 740 may prevent the first layer 710 from rising, and may keep the top surface of the first layer 710 flat. Therefore, instead of the first layer 710 rising, the second layer 720 may descend. The clamp cover 740 may further have a length in the horizontal (ie, left and right) direction longer than the length in the horizontal direction of the first layer 710 in order to allow the movement of the first layer 710. Because of the increased thickness t1c of the first layer 710, the second layer 720 can be pushed down and the height h ₂ from the jaw 330 to the upper surface of the second layer 720 is H1 Decreases to a lower level. The change (Δh _{2 ) in the height h 2} of the second layer 720 from the jaw 330 is the same as the change (Δt1 _{c ) in the thickness t1 c} of the first layer 710.

(0183) The second layer 720 can push the third layer 730 down to compress the leaf spring 760, so that the height h _s of the leaf spring 760 is reduced to less than L1. The change in _{the height h s} of the leaf spring 760 _{(Δh s} ) may be the same as the change in the thickness t1 _{c (Δt1 c} ), and therefore the change in the _{height h 2 of the second layer 720 (Δh 2} It can also be the same as ).

(0184) As the third layer 730 moves downward, the bottom portion of the third layer 730 can approach the jaw 330, so that the height h _g of the gap g is G1 It decreases to be smaller. The variation in the height h ₂ of the gap (g) change (Δh _g) of the height h _g of the change (Δt1 _c) in the thickness t1 _c, the second layer (720) (Δh _2), and the leaf spring ( 760) may be equal to the change in _{height h s (Δh s ).}

(0185) Therefore, during the movement of the clamp 750, Δt1 _c = Δh ₂ = Δh _s = Δh _g . _{On the other hand, the height h 1} from the chin 330 to the upper surface of the first layer 710 remains constant in H1, and additionally, the horizontal position and the thickness t2 _c of the second layer 720 are also the same. The horizontal position of the third layer 730 and the thickness of the third layer 730 along the axis c may remain constant. As the horizontal position of the first layer 710 changes, the vertical positions of the second layer 720 and the third layer 730 change, whereas the vertical height of the first layer 710 remains the same. have. Since the first layer 710 is not lowered, the teeth 711 may remain coupled with the clamp gear 742, so that the first layer 710 is positioned on the second side (ie, the left side). It is prevented from sliding toward.

(0186) The downward force applied to the first side (i.e., right) of the second layer 720 is slightly greater than the downward force applied to the second side (i.e., left) of the second layer 720 Therefore, the bottom surface of the third layer 730 may be flat on the filter sheet 610 so that downward force is equalized. When fully compressed, the length of the bottom portion of the third layer 730 may be greater than or equal to the sum of the height of the jaw 755 and the height of the leaf spring 760 (h _{s ). As a result, the third} The bottom portion of the layer 730 may contact the jaw 330 of the frame 300 to close the gap g in the final or closed state of the clamp 760.

(0187) In the final or closed state of the clamp 760, the gap g will be closed so that _{the height h g of the gap is equal to zero. In such a state, the thickness t1 c} on the axis c of the first layer 710 may be equal to D3, which is greater than D1. _{The height h s} of the leaf spring 760 may be equal to L2, which is smaller than L1. L2 may represent a partially compressed state or a completely compressed state, depending on the length of the bottom portion of the third layer 730. _{The height h 2} from the jaw 330 to the upper surface of the second layer 720 may be equal to H2, which is smaller than H1. Since Δt1 _c = Δh ₂ = Δh _s = Δh _g , thus |(D3-D1)| = |(H2-H1)| = |(L2-L1)| = G1.

(0188) Cutting may be easiest when the clamp 760 is in a closed state, while supply of the filter sheet 610 may be easiest when the clamp 750 is in an open state. The supply of the filter 600 may occur according to the installation of a new roller 620 in the roll filter cartridge 200, and may occur when the filter sheet 610 is contaminated and needs to be cut. Immediately after cutting the contaminated portion of the filter sheet 610, the clamp 750 presses and holds the uncut edge of the front end of the filter sheet 610, and the filter sheet facing the prefilter 500 The clean portion of 610 can be kept closed to keep it in a taut condition. As an alternative, the clamp 750 may be open, and the filter sheet 610 may be primarily fixed between the upper roller 225 and the lower roller 224. Additionally, after the clamp 750 is opened, the first filter sheet 610 pulls out a sufficient amount (eg, 1 inch) of the filter sheet 610 so that the filter sheet 610 is clamped during the operation of the air purifier 1. It can be slightly released by the roller 225 and the second roller 224. After the filter sheet 610 is slightly released, the clamp 750 may return to the closed state.

(0189) To open the gap g, the clamp gear 742 may be rotated in a second rotational direction opposite to the first rotational direction (that is, clockwise in FIGS. 6B and 6C). In the axis (c), the thickness t1 _c of the first layer 710 may be reduced to approach D1 while reducing a downward force applied to the leaf spring 760. The restoring force of the leaf spring 760 allows the leaf spring 760 to expand so that the height h _s of the leaf spring 760 increases to approach L1. The third layer 730 may be pushed upward by the restoring force of the leaf spring 760, and the second layer 720 is pushed upward so that the second layer ( 720 ₂ h height of the upper surface of) is increased to approach the H1. As the third layer 720 moves upward, the gap g is opened so that the height h _g of the gap g approaches G1. The leaf spring 760 may alternatively be implemented with another type of spring or an elastic material (eg, a coil spring). As another alternative, the jaw 755 may be omitted, the length of the leaf spring 760 may be increased and/or the length of the lower portion of the third layer 730 may be decreased accordingly. In such an alternative, the length of the lower portion of the third layer 730 may be greater than or equal to the length of the leaf spring 760 in a fully compressed state.

7 to 11, the blade motor 702 and the blade housing 704 may be located under the jaw 330 and the clamp 750. The blade motor 702 may be inside or coupled to the side of the blade housing 704. The blade 701 may be a metal blade or a metal blade positioned between the base 701a and the cap or cover 701b. The base 701a may be fixed to the upper surface of the blade housing 704, and the blade 701 includes a slit 330a in the jaw 330 and a third layer 730 of the clamp 750 It may protrude through the slit (730a) for. The cap 701b may cover an upper portion of the blade 701 to prevent accidental cutting of a finger during replacement of the blade 701, and the first and second sides of the blade 701 ( That is, left and right) may be configured to cut the filter sheet 710. The cap 701b may extend to the slit 730a of the third layer 730, while the height of the blade 701 is such that the side surface of the blade 701 overlaps the filter sheet 610. It is configured, it can be seated on the jaw 330 of the frame 300.

(0191) The rack 340 may protrude from the rear surface of the frame 300 between the jaw 330 and the beam 350. The rack 340 may extend between side surfaces of the frame 300. The lower surface of the rack 340 includes teeth configured to engage the blade gear 703 which can be rotated by the blade motor 702. When the blade motor 702 is turned on, the blade gear 703 moves the blade motor 702, the blade housing 704, and the blade 701 between both ends of the frame 300. You can move along (340). The slits 330a and 730a may have left and right lengths shorter than or equal to the left and right lengths of the rack 340, and the blades 701 are the jaws 330 and the third layer 730 of the clamp 750 It can move along the slits 330a and 730a of.

(0192) A portion of the blade housing 704 may be stepped or protruded forward to be seated on the top surface of the rack 340 to provide added support to the blade housing 704. The upper surface of the rack 340 may be additionally coated with a material configured to reduce friction between the blade housing 704 and the rack 340 during movement of the blade gear 703 along the rack 340. have.

(0193) The blade gear 703 may move from the first side to the second side of the fan housing 300 so that the second side of the blade 701 cuts the filter sheet 610. When the filter sheet 610 needs to be cut again, the blade gear 703 is the second of the fan housing 300 so that the first side of the blade 701 cuts the filter sheet 610. It may move from the side to the first side of the fan housing 300. Since the blade gear 703 can move across the rack 340 once per cutting, the blade 701 can be preserved. Although the drawings show that the teeth of the rack 340 are formed on the bottom surface, alternatively, the teeth of the rack 340 may be formed on the upper surface.

(0194) As shown in FIGS. 4 and 9A through 9B, the clamp 750 may be positioned to contact the rear surface of the frame 300. The blade housing 704 may be adjacent to the rear surface of the frame 300, but may not contact the rear surface of the frame 300 to reduce friction during movement. Alternatively, the rear surfaces of the blade housing 704 and the frame 300 may be coated with a slippery material to facilitate movement.

(0195) Referring to FIGS. 9A to 10B, the blade housing 704 may be positioned under the clamp 750. The blade may protrude into the clamp 750 through the slit 330a of the jaw 330 and through the slit 730a of the third layer 730. The slit 730a formed in the third layer 730 of the clamp 750 may form a moving path of the blade 701. The left and right lengths of the slit 730a may be longer than the first length of the filter sheet 610, so that the filter sheet 610 is at the leftmost position of the blade 701 and the rightmost position of the blade 701. It may be supplied onto the jaw 330 to be in the

(0196) As an alternative configuration to the blade 701 inserted into the clamp assembly 750, the slit 730a may be omitted, and the blade 701 is one side or edge of the clamp 750 Can be located very close to For example, the blade 701 is the clamp 750 and the frame 300 so that the blade 701 cuts the filter sheet 610 at a tensioned portion between the clamp 750 and the gear assembly 220. ) Can be located between the backs. In this alternative embodiment, the clamp 750 may be away from the rear surface of the frame 300 and the blade housing 704 is held adjacent to the rear surface of the frame 300. The slit 330a may be formed on the jaw 330 at a position between the clamp 750 and the rear surface of the frame 300, and the blade 701 and the cap 701b are the slit 330a. ) Can protrude through and be exposed. The filter sheet 610 may be tensioned between the upper roller 225 and the lower roller 224 (FIG. 5) and the clamp 750, and the blade 701 is The tensioned part can be cut. The filter sheet 610 may be fixed between the upper roller 225 and the lower roller 224 during the operation of the fan 310, and the clamp 750 may be disposed of the rear cover 400 for disposal by the user. ) Can be opened after cutting so that the filter sheet 610 can be easily pulled to the outside.

(0197) As another alternative example, when the blade 701 is not inserted into the clamp 750, the blade 701 is as close to the clamp as possible to cut a portion of the filter sheet 610. It may be located on the rear surface of the clamp assembly 750. In this alternative embodiment, the clamp 750 may be adjacent to the rear surface of the frame 300, while the blade housing 704 and the rack 340 have the filter sheet 610 After being supplied through 750, the blade 701 may protrude rearward so that the blade 701 is very close to the rear surface of the clamp 750 (instead of penetrating it) so that the filter sheet 610 is effectively cut. . In this embodiment, after the filter sheet 610 is cut, the clamp 750 maintains a state in which the clean portion of the filter sheet 610 facing the prefilter is tensioned during the operation of the air purifier 1. It can be kept closed to keep it. The embodiments disclosed herein are not limited to this configuration of the clamp 750, the rollers 225 and 224, and the blade 701.

(0198) Referring to FIG. 7 to FIG. 11 again, the operation of the filter cutter 700 may be operated for a predetermined time after the operation of the gear assembly 220 is completed, and this time is It may be determined based on the number of revolutions or based on a mark passing through the gear assembly 220. The predetermined time may be described as a time required for the clamp 750 to press and hold the filter sheet 610.

(0199) Alternatively or in addition, the operation of the filter cutter 700 may be automatically started after the clamp 750 is lowered. The clamp 750 may include a sensor for detecting the rotation of the clamp gear 742, and when the clamp gear 742 stops rotating, the blade motor 702 is the filter sheet ( 610) can be operated to cut.

(0200) The control method of the filter cutter 700 is not limited. As another alternative, the blade motor 702 may be operated when a gear sensor detects a predetermined number of rotations of the clamp gear 742. The predetermined number of rotations may correspond to the number of rotations of the clamp gear 742 required for the first layer 710 to move a sufficient distance to close the gap g and press and hold the filter sheet 610. I can. As another alternative, the display sensor may be located on the base 701a of the blade 701 to detect a mark on the filter sheet 610 or a cut line, and the operation of the blade motor 702 is performed by the clamp gear ( It may not start until 642 stops rotating and the display sensor of the blade 701 detects a mark on the filter sheet 610.

(0201) In order to maintain the path of movement of the blade 701, a motor or gear sensor may be positioned to detect the rotation of the blade motor 702 or the blade gear 703. The blade motor 702 may not be turned off until the gear sensor detects a predetermined number of rotations of the blade motor 702 or the blade gear 703. The predetermined number of rotations may correspond to the blade housing 704 that is moved completely across the filter sheet 610. As an alternative, if the indication sensor is located on the base 701a of the blade 701, the indication sensor can detect the number of marks or cut lines through which the blade 701 has passed, and the blade motor 702 may be turned off when the display sensor detects a predetermined number of indications, which may be the same as the number of indications positioned across the filter sheet 610.

(0202) The user may control the blade motor 702 through a user interface to indicate when to cut the filter sheet 610. The controller may determine how many filter sheets have been cut in order to predict when the filter sheet 610 is about to be exhausted through a gear sensor or a motor sensor in the gear assembly 220. The display on the outer case 100 and/or the roller filter case 200 may indicate to the user when the roll filter 600 should be replaced.

(0203) Referring to FIG. 4 to FIG. 11, the user positions the roller 620 at the bottom and releases the filter sheet 610 upward, so that the roll filter 600 is applied to the roll filter cartridge 200. Can be installed. The filter sheet 610 may be supplied through the upper and lower rollers 225 and 224 of the gear assembly 220. The end of the filter sheet 610 may be maintained between the upper roller and the lower rollers 225 and 224 so that the filter sheet 610 remains fixed when the fan 310 inhales air. The end of the filter sheet 610 may be additionally supplied through the gap g and the slit 320 by the gear assembly 220 so as to be further fixed under the clamp 750 during the operation of the fan 310. . The tip cover 210 may be press-fit onto the support 250 of the roll filter cartridge 200 to further fix the filter sheet 610 in place.

(0204) The filter sheet 610 may collect oil mist and fine dust. A general filter for collecting oil mist may be difficult to clean, but the filter sheet 610 may be simply discarded. The controller may determine whether the filter sheet 610 has reached a predetermined level of contamination or higher, and may determine to operate the roller motor 221 and operate the blade motor 702.

(0205) The determination of the pollution level by the controller can be based on the implementation of various sensors. For example, there may be an air flow sensor located in front of the filter sheet 610, and there may be another air flow sensor located behind the filter sheet 610, and the controller can compare the measured values. . When the difference in the sensed airflow is greater than a predetermined amount, the controller may determine that the filter sheet 610 has reached a predetermined level of contamination or higher. As another example, an air quality sensor may be located inside the roll filter case 200 to detect air quality (eg, oil level, dust level, carbon dioxide or smoke level, carbon monoxide level, or odor level), and The controller may determine that the filter sheet 610 is at or above a predetermined level of contamination based on a value detected by the air quality sensor.

(0206) As another example, the filter sheet 610 may be configured to change color based on the weight of the filter sheet 610 or when the filter sheet 610 absorbs a predetermined amount of oil or dust. There may be an optical sensor or other sensor configured to notify the controller when a user inputs an instruction and/or the color of the filter sheet 610 changes. In another example, the cooking frequency may be determined based on a sensor that detects the operation of the pan 310 or based on data stored in a memory that tracks a user instruction, and the cooking frequency reaches a predetermined number of times or more. When so, the controller may evaluate that the filter sheet 610 has reached a predetermined level of contamination.

(0207) When the controller determines that the filter sheet 610 has reached a predetermined level of contamination, the clamp motor 741 may be turned on to open the clamp 750, and the roller motor 621 It may be turned on to supply the filter sheet 610 between the upper and lower rollers 225 and 224 through the slit 320 of the frame 300 and the gap g of the clamp assembly 750. The controller can automatically stop the roller motor 621 when the filter sheet 610 is supplied or released by a predetermined amount. As described above, this It can be based on the number of revolutions, an indication sensor, etc. As the filter sheet 610 is unwound, a new, clean portion of the filter sheet 610 may extend between the roller 620 and the top surface of the roll filter cartridge 200, while contaminated A part of the portion may be suspended from the outside of the slit 420 of the rear cover 400.

(0208) When the filter sheet 610 is released by a predetermined amount, the controller may control the clamp motor 741 to close the clamp 650. The controller, as described above, based on the operation of the display sensor in the clamp motor 741, the gear assembly 220, the gear assembly 220, or the base 701a of the blade 701, the blade The motor 702 can be operated. The user may input an instruction to cut the filter sheet 610 when the user sees that the filter sheet 610 is suspended outside the slit 420 of the rear cover 400 through the user interface.

(0209) The controller crosses the filter sheet 610 based on the operation of the blade motor 702 or based on a display sensor located at the base 701a of the blade 701 (for example, It may be determined to cut from the first side of the frame 300 to the second side of the frame 300 ). Since the blade 701 can be cut to both the left and the right side, when the blade 701 is cut across the filter sheet 610, the controller will cut the filter sheet 610 next time. Until, the blade motor 702 may not be operated in the reverse direction of the blade gear 703. Alternatively, the blade 701 may be configured to be cut from one side, and in this case, the controller may operate the blade motor 704 in the reverse direction of the blade gear 703 and the frame 300 The blade 701 may be returned to the first side. The user may discard the cut-out portion of the filter sheet 610. The implementation of the method of controlling the unwinding and cutting of the filter sheet 610 by the controller is not limited to the embodiments described above.

(0210) Referring to FIG. 12, the pre-filter 500 may have an accordion shape or a plurality of curves and bends so as to filter large particles of foreign matter from the inhaled air. The pre-filter 500 includes a first or front grill 500a, a second or rear grill 500b, and a third or internal grill 500c positioned between the first and second grills 500a and 500b. It may include. The first grill 500a may have slats of a zigzag pattern, an accordion pattern, or a rectangular cross-shaped bent, C-curved, ┗┛-curved, and U-curved pattern. An opening may be formed on the last surface of the bend and/or may be formed on the inner surface of the bend. The second grill 500b may be a plate having a plurality of openings. The plurality of openings in the second grill 500b may be aligned with the through-holes of the first grill 500a, or alternatively, may be continuous with the openings of the first grill 500a. The third grill 500c may include a plurality of slats that are curved or curved corresponding to the slats of the first grill 500a. The slats of the third grill 500c may be aligned with the opening or most of the rear surface of the first grill 500a, or may be otherwise aligned.

(0211) The upper portion of the prefilter 500 may include at least one magnet to be fixed to a magnet or a ferromagnetic material of the outer case 100. Alternatively, the side or bottom of the prefilter 500 may include a magnet. As another alternative, the outer case 100 may include at least one magnet at an edge of the tip opening, and the prefilter 500 may be made of a ferromagnetic material.

(0212) In FIG. 13, FIG. 15B shows an air purifier 1'according to another embodiment. In terms of function, the air purifier 1 ′ is very similar to the air purifier 1 described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 12, and mainly differences will be explained. The air purifier 1 ′ may have an outer case 100 ′ having a front opening to which the pre-filter 500 ′ is fixed. The rear cover 400 ′ may be fixed to the rear opening of the outer case 100 ′.

(213) Referring briefly to FIGS. 17 and 20, between the pre-filter 500 ′ and the rear cover 400 ′, the roll filter 600 ′ is behind the pre-filter 500 ′ to filter oil mist. The frame 300 ′ supporting at least one fan 310 ′ may be located behind the roll filter 600 ′ so that air is sucked in, and an optional carbon filter 800 is provided on the roll. It may be positioned between the filter 600 ′ and the frame 300 ′ to further purify the air inhaled. The roll filter 600 ′ is substantially similar to the roll filter 600 described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 12, and the frame 300 ′ is a filter cutter 700 described with reference to FIG. 1 to FIG. 12. ) And substantially similar filter cutter 700' (FIG. 23) may be included. The roll filter 600 ′ may be made of a hybrid material having both carbon and fiber to filter out both oil mist and odor. Ultrafine dust may be filtered out by the carbon filter 800.

(0214) Referring to FIG. 13 to FIG. 15B again, the outer case 100 ′ may be made of a metal material (for example, stainless steel or brushed stainless steel), and the pre-filter 500 ′ ) May be made of a similar metal material or a painted metal material (eg, black metal). The pre-filter 500 ′ may have a plurality of vertical slats and an opening through which sucked air can enter.

(0215) The upper part of the slats of the pre-filter 500 ′ is curved, so that the pre-filter 500 ′ has an upper part 504, and the front opening of the outer case 100 ′ has the outer case 100 ') can be partially formed on the curved upper surface. Alternatively, the upper surface of the outer case 100 ′ may be formed to have a space in which the upper portion 504 of the pre-filter 500 ′ can be located. The lower part of the slats of the pre-filter 500 ′ is curved so that the pre-filter 500 ′ may have a lower part 503, and the front opening of the outer case 100 ′ is the outer case 100 ′. ) May be partially formed on a portion of the lower surface or a curved lower surface. Alternatively, the lower surface of the outer case 100 ′ may be formed to have a space in which the lower portion 503 of the pre-filter 500 ′ can be located. Further details of the shape and combination of the pre-filter 500 ′ will be described with reference to FIGS. 17 to 19.

(0216) The air purifier 1'may be designed based on the standard dimensions of the countertop, the standard dimensions of home appliances, or the standard dimensions of cooking utensils. For example, in the United States, the standard depth of the kitchen countertop is 24 to 26 inches (for example, 25.5 inches), and the outer case 100' from the first side (that is, the left) of the outer case 100' The length to the second side (that is, the right side) of the can be in the range of 23 to 26 inches (for example, 25.5 to 25.6 inches, or 647 to 650 mm), so that the air purifier 1'is the prefilter 500' ) May be positioned on the cooking table so that it faces the cooktop or the stovetop. The height of the outer case 100 ′ may be shorter than the length of the outer case 100 ′ (for example, 11.2 inches or 285 mm), but embodiments disclosed herein are not limited. For example, the ratio of the length to the height may be 1.25 to 1.26, and the height of the outer case 100 ′ may be 508 mm to 516 mm when the length is 650 mm. The thickness or width defined from the front to the back may be 76 mm at the narrowest point, which will be described in more detail below.

(0217) As another example, some cooking utensils in the United States may have a range of 12 to 18 inches, and the length of the outer case 100 ′ is in the range of 12 to 18 inches (e.g., 14.4 inches or 365 mm). The outer case 100 ′ may be seated next to the stove top on the cooking object, so that the pre-filter 500 ′ may face the cooking utensils on the stove top. The height of the outer case 100 ′ may be shorter than the length (eg, 11.2 inches or 285 mm) of the outer case 100 ′, but embodiments disclosed herein are not limited thereto. In a similar example, the outer case may be 300 mm long and 240 mm high corresponding to a small cooking utensil. The outer case 100 ′ (with the outer case 100 described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 12) may be configured to have a length shorter than the average length and/or width of the cooktop.

(0218) The air purifier 1 ′ may be lifted and moved to be near other cooking equipment (eg, microwave oven, toaster oven, air fryer, rice cooker, etc.) when necessary. Although the air purifier 1'is designed based on the size of a countertop or cooking utensils, the air purifier 1'has a more portable or smaller space (e.g., above the chin behind the cooktop, in the cabinet). It can be designed much smaller (eg, 6 inches or 152 mm high) to fit thinner to fit the top, between the toaster and the wall, etc.). Alternatively, the air purifier 1 ′ may be designed to be slightly larger (eg, 36 inches or 900 mm) to intake more air.

(0219) A central portion 502 may extend between an upper portion and a lower portion of the prefilter 500'. The openings between the slats of the pre-filter 500 ′ may be formed as a central opening 501 formed in the central part 502 of the pre-filter 500 ′, and the upper part of the pre-filter 500 ′ The upper and lower portions 504 and 503 may not have an opening. Filled surfaces may be located under the slats in the upper portion 504 and the lower portion 503, in addition to the sides and upper and lower portions of the central portion 502. There may be no surface behind the central opening 501 to allow the inhaled air to pass.

(0220) The outer case 100 ′ may have a rear cover or a rear opening positioned in the case 400 ′. The rear cover 400 ′ may be made of a material similar or the same as the pre-filter 500 ′, or alternatively, may be made of a material similar or the same as the outer case 100 ′, but disclosed herein The embodiments are not limited. The rear cover 400 ′ may include a plurality of openings through which air is discharged. The lower rear surface of the outer case 100 ′ may be curved. The rear cover 400 ′ may be formed as a plate, so that when it is coupled to the rear opening of the outer case 100 ′, the rear cover 400 ′ may have the same plane as the rear surface of the outer case 100 ′. Alternatively, the lower portion of the rear cover 400 ′ may be bent to correspond to the curvature of the outer case 100 ′. In this configuration, the lower rear surface of the outer case 100 ′ and/or the inner support 200 ′ may include a space or an opening in which a bent lower portion of the rear cover 400 ′ can be located. Details of the rear cover 400 ′ will be described with reference to FIGS. 17 to 19.

(0221) The outer case 100 ′ may be formed to have a handle 120 to facilitate transport and portability. The handle 120 may extend slightly inclined upward and backward from the side surface of the outer case 100 ′. The handle 120 may be integrally formed with the outer case 100 ′ to maintain the stability and durability of the handle 120 and the outer case 100 ′. Not limited.

(0222) The base 110 ′ may be located under the outer case 100 ′. The base 110 ′ may be formed of the same material as the outer case 100 ′ to provide uniformity and a refined appearance. The base 110 ′ may be configured to be seated on the wireless charging pad 2. Details of the shape of the outer case 100 ′ will be described in more detail with reference to FIGS. 17 and 19.

(0223) The wireless charging pad 2 may be coupled to an external or commercial power source (for example, a wall socket), and may include a wireless power transmitter or a wireless power transmitter. The base 110 ′ may include a battery and a wireless power transmitter or a wireless power transmitter configured to be coupled to a wireless power transmitter and receiver in the wireless charging pad 2. The battery of the base 110 ′ may be wirelessly charged through the charging pad 2 and may provide power for the operation of the air purifier 1 ′. The wireless charging pad 2 may be configured to charge another portable device such as a mobile phone or a tablet.

The base 110 ′ may include additional terminals or sockets and/or power lines configured to be coupled to an external power source or a commercial power source (eg, a socket on a wall). The wireless charging pad 2 may be optional if the base 110 ′ is directly connected to an external commercial power source.

(0225) The user interface 130 may be located in the upper space of the outer case 100 ′ or alternatively may be positioned to close the upper opening of the outer case 100 ′. The user interface 130 may display operation information of the air purifier 1 ′ and allow a user to input an instruction.

(0226) Referring to FIG.16A, the user interface 130 may have a panel or strap 133 having a plurality of notifications 131 for displaying operation information of the air purifier 1'. It may have a motion sensor 132 for detecting an instruction. Each notification 131 may include a plurality of through holes formed (eg, surface etched) through the upper surface of the panel 133, and the panel may be made of metal or plastic. The printed circuit board (PCB) may be located under the panel 133, and a plurality of LEDs are provided behind the through hole of the notification 131 so as to be illuminated through the through hole of the notification 131. Can be located.

(0227) The motion sensor 132 may be a passive infrared (PIR) sensor, a light or laser sensor, a photosensor, or an ultrasonic sensor, but embodiments disclosed herein are not limited to the implementation of the motion sensor 132 . The user may use the motion sensor 132 to turn on and/or turn off the air purifier 1 ′ and increase the speed of the fan 310, but embodiments disclosed herein are not limited thereto. Since the user does not need to physically touch the air purifier 1 ′ to input an instruction, the outside of the air purifier 1 ′ may remain clean during cooking. Alternatively or in addition to this, there may be an electrostatic touch sensor that provides the notification 131, and the user may touch a specific notification 131 for inputting an instruction. As another alternative, the display 131 may be implemented as a touch screen and/or a liquid crystal display (LCD).

(0228) The through hole of the notification 131 may be formed in various designs, letters, and/or numbers. The notification 131 may additionally be implemented on a touch button. For example, referring to FIG. 16A to FIG. 16H, the notification 131 is an operation state or power notification 131A for indicating whether the air purifier 1'is operating, a charge amount, or the base 110. '), a battery notification 131B for indicating the state of charge of the battery, a fan speed or air flow notification 131C for indicating the speed of the fan 310, a roll filter notification for indicating the state of the roll filter ( 131F), a carbon filter notification (131G) for displaying the status of the carbon filter 800, a replacement notification indicating the replacement time of one of the filters (for example, the roll filter 600' or the carbon filter 800) ( 131E), and an opening notification 131D for indicating a timing for the separation or unlocking of the pre-filter 500 ′ for replacement or cleaning so that the user can be guided during the replacement process. The opening notice (131D) and the replacement notice (131E) may be located on a push button implemented through an elastic member, and the roll filter notice (131F) and the carbon filter notice (131G) are LED or touch on the push button. May be provided as a notification. Alternatively, some or all of the notifications 131 could be implemented as a electrostatic touch sensor instead of a physical pushbutton to provide a stylish look.

(0229) Alternatively or in addition, an additional pre-filter notification 131 or warning may be provided to indicate when cleaning or replacing the pre-filter 500 ′ for cleaning. A filter cutting notification or button may be provided to cut the roll filter 600 ′ through the filter cutting machine 700 ′.

(0230) The power notice 131A and the battery notice 131B may be located on the first side of the panel 133 (for example, on the left in FIG. 16A). The opening, replacement, roll filter, and carbon filter notifications 131D to 131G may be located on the second side of the panel 133 (eg, the right side in FIG. 16A). The fan speed notification 131C may be located in the central portion of the panel 133 near the motion sensor 132, or alternatively, the first side of the panel 133 so as to be adjacent to another notification 131. Alternatively, it may be located on the second side.

(0231) Referring to FIG. 16A to FIG. 16I, the power notice 131A may resemble an international standard standby symbol corresponding to the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) standard 60417-5009, but embodiments disclosed herein are not limited. Does not. The user can make a gesture or a swipe motion across the motion sensor 132 in a first direction (for example, from left to right) to turn on the air purifier 1', and the power notification 131A is This can come in. The air purifier 1 ′ may be turned on at a predetermined first fan speed. In order to turn off the air purifier 1', the user uses the motion sensor 132 in a second direction (for example, from right to left) when the fan 310' is operated at a predetermined first fan speed. You can make a crossing gesture or a swipe motion (swipe motion).

(0232) The battery notification 131B may be similar to a battery contour with a vertical line in the contour similar to the charge level. As an example, the battery notification 131B may have three vertical lines for indicating a low charge amount, an appropriate charge amount, and a full charge amount. Alternatively or in addition, different colors may indicate different amounts of charge (e.g., red for low charge, red and blinking for very low charge, yellow or orange for moderate charge, and green for full charge). The notification 131B is switched to a different color (for example, white or purple) while charging (for example, when the plug of the air purifier 1'is connected to the power supply or is placed on the charging panel 2) It can be configured to blink.

(0233) The fan speed notification 131C may resemble a fan symbol (e.g., International Standard for Organization or ISO 7000-0089) with vertical lines on the left and right to indicate the speed level. . As an example, there may be 3 vertical lines to the left of the fan symbol and 3 vertical lines to the right of the fan symbol. When the fan 310 ′ operates at a low speed, a vertical line closest to the left side of the fan symbol and a vertical line closest to the right side of the fan symbol may be illuminated. When the fan 310 ′ operates at a normal speed, two vertical lines closest to the left side of the fan symbol and two vertical lines closest to the right side of the fan symbol may be illuminated. When the fan 310 ′ is operated at high speed, all vertical lines and additionally the fan may be illuminated. The embodiments disclosed herein are not limited thereto. For example, when the fan 310 ′ is at a low speed, a plurality of predetermined vertical lines on the left side may be illuminated. At medium speed, the fan symbol can be illuminated, alternatively or in addition to that, the vertical line on the left can be illuminated. At high speeds, a predetermined number of vertical lines on the right side can be illuminated, alternatively or in addition to the fan symbol and/or the vertical lines on the left side can be illuminated. Color can be used to indicate fan speed (e.g. red for high speed and blue for low speed)

(0234) When the fan 310 ′ operates at a predetermined first fan speed, the user crosses the motion sensor 132 in a first direction to increase the fan speed at a predetermined second fan speed. A brushing operation may be performed, and the fan speed notification 131C may be changed accordingly. At the second predetermined fan speed, the user may perform an operation of swiping across the motion sensor 132 in the first direction in order to increase the fan speed to a third predetermined speed, or the user may preset the fan speed. In order to reduce to a predetermined first fan speed, an operation may be performed across the motion sensor 132 in a second direction, and the fan speed notification 131C may be changed accordingly. At a predetermined third fan speed, the user may perform an operation of swiping across the motion sensor 132 in a second direction to reduce the fan speed again to the predetermined second fan speed, and the fan speed notification 131C ) Can be changed accordingly. In addition, the user interface 130 allows the air purifier 1'to be turned off when the fan 310' is operated at a predetermined third fan speed and the user swipes in the first direction. May be configured, and the power notification 131A may be changed accordingly.

(0235) Roll filter notification 131F, since the roll filter 600' can filter fine oil mist, it should be similar to a circle with a grid line and droplets partially in the circle to indicate the filter and oil droplets. I can. The roll filter notification 131F may be illuminated to indicate that the roll filter 600' needs to be unwound to show the clean filter sheet 610'. The replacement notification 131E may be additionally illuminated in relation to the roll filter notification 131F. The roll filter notification 131F illuminates to indicate that the filter sheet 610 ′ is mostly loose and that it is time to replace the roller 620 ′ and install a new roll filter 600 ′. By color or blinking). The opening notification 131D may be additionally illuminated to guide the user through the replacement process, but the disclosed embodiments are not limited. Alternatively or in addition, the roll filter notification 131F may change the color according to the level of contamination of the filter sheet 610'. (For example, white, blue, or green if it is clean, yellow or orange if it is dirty. , And red or brown if very polluted)

(0236) The carbon filter notification 131G may be similar to a circle having a grid line. The carbon filter notification 131G may be illuminated to indicate that the carbon filter 800 needs to be replaced. The opening notification 131D may be additionally illuminated in connection with the carbon filter notification 131G. Alternatively or in addition, the carbon filter notification 131G may have a different color according to the pollution level of the carbon filter 800. Or orange, and red or brown if very contaminated)

(0237) The replacement notice 131E may be illuminated when it is time for the filter sheet 610 ′ to be released from the roller 620 ′. The replacement notification 131E may be illuminated to guide the user through the process of being released. When the user presses the button on which the replacement notification 131E is located, the clamp 750 ′ is opened and the gear assembly 220 ′ closes the gear assembly 220 ′ and the slit 320 of the frame 300. Through it can be rotated to supply the filter sheet (610'). The clamp 750' may be automatically closed once the filter sheet 610' is released by a predetermined amount, and the filter cutter 700' is the filter sheet ( 610') can be cut automatically, but the embodiments disclosed herein are not limited. For example, the user may manually instruct the filter cutter 700' to cut the filter sheet 610' through an operation of rubbing across the motion sensor 132.

(0238) The opening notification 131D may be similar to a parallelogram partially applied on another parallelogram, although the embodiments disclosed herein are not limited. When the user presses the button with the opening notification 131D, the pre-filter 500 ′ may be unlocked through the latch assembly 230 to be described later with reference to FIG. 20. When the carbon filter 800 reaches a predetermined level of contamination or higher, the carbon filter notification 131G may be illuminated without or together with the opening notification 131D. The user may press the button on which the opening notification 131D is located, and the pre-filter 500 ′ may be unlocked. The clamp 750' can be opened if it has already been closed before. The user may separate the pre-filter 500 ′ from the outer case 100 ′ and the roll filter 600 ′ to access the carbon filter 800.

(0239) When the filter sheet 610 ′ is slightly left or exhausted and a new roll filter 600 ′ needs to be installed, the roll filter notification 131F is provided by replacing the filter sheet 610 ′. The roll filter 600' can be illuminated, along with an opening notification 131D, to distinguish it from the case where it needs to be released. Alternatively, the roll filter notification 131F may flash or color to differentiate from when the roll filter notification 131F indicates that the roll filter 600 ′ needs to be released. The user may press the button with the opening notification 131D. The pre-filter 500' can be unlocked and the clamp 750' can be opened if it has already been closed before. The user may separate the pre-filter 500 ′ from the outer case 100 ′ to access the roll filter 600 ′.

(0240) The controller of the air purifier 1 ′ may have a communication module having a Wi-Fi module and/or a Bluetooth module to allow a user to remotely input an instruction through a web application or a remote control in a mobile device or computer. The controller may also have a memory to store information from various sensors (e.g., air quality sensor, filter sensor, air flow sensor, temperature sensor, or information manually entered by the user) and automatically the fan It is possible to control the speed of 310' or the unwinding and cutting of the roll filter 600'.

(0241) As an example of implementation of the user interface 130' for controlling the operation of the air purifier 1'and the speed of the fan 310, when the air purifier 1'is turned off, the user In order to turn on the air purifier 1 ′, a hand may be waved or rubbed across the upper portion of the air purifier 1 ′. The motion sensor 132 may detect the user's grazing, and the power notification 131A may be illuminated. Alternatively, the power notification 131A may be changed from illumination light of a first color (eg, red) to illumination light of a second color (eg, green). The user can confirm that the air purifier 1'is turned on by displaying the power notification 131A. At least one fan 310 ′ may be operated at a first predetermined speed. When the air purifier 1 ′ is turned on, the user may wave or rub his hand to increase the cycle again at the speed of the fan 310 ′ and/or at a predetermined speed.

(0242) According to the detection by the motion sensor 132 of the second grazing, the speed of the fan 310 ′ may be operated at a predetermined second speed. There may be three preset or predetermined fan speeds that correlate roughly with low, medium, and high speed. Alternatively or in addition, the speed of the fan 130 ′ may be automatically adjusted in response to smoke, odor, and/or oil levels detected by the air quality sensor assembly, or the air flow of the inhaled air and the discharged air. It can be automatically adjusted to a predetermined airflow difference calculated by comparing the airflow of air.

(0243) A lower portion of the base 110 ′ may have a seating sensor for detecting when the base 110 ′ is not seated on the surface. Alternatively, the handle 120 may have a sensor (eg, a temperature sensor or an optical sensor) for detecting when the handle 120 is held. The controller may determine that the air purifier 1'is lifted based on the seating sensor, and the fan 310' may be automatically stopped. In addition, the controller is based on the Hall sensor located near the upper portion of the outer case 100' to detect the magnetic force from the magnet in the prefilter 500', the weight of the prefilter 500' It may be determined that the pre-filter 500 ′ is separated based on a weight sensor that detects a change of the pre-filter 500 ′ or an optical sensor for detecting an increase in light due to the separation of the pre-filter 500 ′. When the controller determines that the pre-filter 500 ′ is separated, the fan 310 ′ may be automatically stopped.

(0244) As an example of the implementation of the user interface 130 ′ for controlling the unwinding of the roll filter 600 ′, the roll filter notification 131F is It can be illuminated when the controller determines that the ideal has been reached. Alternatively, the roll filter notification 131F may be changed from illumination light of a first color (eg, white, blue, or green) to illumination light of a second color (eg, purple, orange, or brown). have. As another alternative, there may be no roll filter notification 131, and the user can see that the roll filter 600' needs to be released based on the color of the filter sheet 610', which It may be partially exposed through a slit or an opening in the rear cover 400 ′.

(0245) When the user is ready to release the roll filter 600' (e.g., after cooking), the user has a user interface 130' that displays a request for the roll filter 600' to be released. An upper button or a touch sensor (for example, the button on which the replacement notification 131E is located) may be pressed. When the fan 310 ′ is in operation, the operation of the fan 310 ′ may be automatically stopped when the user presses the button. The roll filter 600 ′ is released by a predetermined amount so that a part of the filter sheet 610 ′ is moved to the outside of the slit of the rear cover 400 ′. Alternatively, the user interface 130 may be configured to allow a user to swipe across the motion sensor 132 to release the roll filter 600'.

(0246) Once the fan 310' stops, the roll filter 600' stops unwinding, the clamp 750' is closed, and the roll filter 600' can be cut automatically. have. Alternatively, the notification 131 may indicate that the roll filter 600 ′ is ready to be cut. (eg, blinking the replacement notification 131E, illuminating the “filter cut” notification 131 And/or by giving a sound warning) a user can press a button or a touch sensor on the user interface 130', and the filter sheet 610' is removed by the filter cutter 700' (FIG. 23). Can be cut. The user may discard the cut-out portion of the filter sheet 610'.

(0247) As an example of an embodiment of the user interface 130 ′ for controlling the replacement of the roll filter 600 ′, the roll filter notification 131F and the “open” notification 131D may be illuminated. Alternatively, the roll filter notification 131 may be changed from illumination light of a first color (e.g., white, blue, or green) to illumination light of a second color (e.g., red or blinking red), and Alternatively, an audible warning may be provided. The controller may provide such notifications based on a roll motor sensor that tracks the loosening of the roll filter 600' or a sensor in the filter cutter 700' that tracks the operation of the filter cutter 700' (Fig. 23). 131F and/or 131D). The user needs to replace the filter sheet 610 ′ based on a small amount of the filter sheet 610 ′ to the outside of the rear cover 400 ′ after instructing the roll filter 600 ′ to be released. Can also be determined manually.

(0248) The user may press a button of the user interface 130 ′ indicating a request for replacement of the roll filter 600 ′ or a touch sensor (e.g., a button on which the opening notification 131D is located). If the fan 310 ′ is in operation, the operation of the fan 310 ′ may be automatically stopped when the user presses the button. If the clamp 750' is closed, the clamp 750' prevents the discharge of the old filter sheet 610' and the insertion of the new filter sheet 610' through the gap g) (Fig. 6B). Can be opened to allow. The pre-filter 500 ′ may be released from the inner support 200 ′ through the latch assembly 230 described with reference to FIG. 21B in FIG. 20.

(0249) An additional “pre-filter separation” notification 131 or an alarm may be illuminated or sounded to guide the user during the separation process. The user may separate the pre-filter 500 ′ from the outer case 100 ′ to access the roll filter 600 ′. An additional "roll filter disconnect" notification 131 or alarm may be illuminated or sounded at this point to guide the user during the disconnection process. The user can separate the roller 620' and discard the roller 620' and the remaining filter sheet 610'.

(0250) An additional "roll filter replacement" notification 131 or an alarm can be illuminated or sounded once the roller 620' is removed (this can be detected by, for example, a weight sensor), In addition, the user can insert a new roller 620' with a new filter sheet 610' into the inner space of the air purifier 1, and unscrew the new filter sheet 610' to remove the filter sheet ( The filter sheet 610 ′ may be supplied through the frame 300 ′ to fix the upper portion of the 610 ′). The controller may determine that a new roll filter 600' is mounted through a weight sensor or a sensor in the filter cutter 700' and/or the frame 300', and the clamp 750' is closed. I can.

(0251) An additional "pre-filter replacement" notification 131 or alarm may be illuminated or sounded. The user may put the pre-filter 500 ′ back on the front end of the outer case 100 ′. Details of a method of coupling the pre-filter 500 ′ to the outer case 100 ′ and the inner support 200 ′ will be described later. As an alternative to touching a button or touch sensor on the user interface 131, the user can be described above by grazing over the motion sensor 132 to initiate a process and/or to indicate completion of a particular step. It can be carried out through the process of replacing the roll filter 600'.

(0252) As an example of an implementation of the user interface 130' for controlling the replacement of the carbon filter 800, the carbon filter notification 131G and the additional opening and/or replacement notification 131D and/or 131E Can be illuminated. Alternatively, the carbon filter notification 131G is from illumination light of a first color (eg, blue or green) to illumination light of a second color (eg, red, orange, blinking red, or blinking orange). It can be changed and/or an audible alarm can be provided.

(0253) The controller is based on a sensor that detects the air flow of the inhaled air entering the carbon filter 800 and the air flow of the air leaving the carbon filter 800, or alternatively, the cooking frequency, the passage of time, It may be determined to illuminate the carbon filter notification 131G based on a pollution level sensor that detects the level of dust or pollution of the carbon filter 800 or a weight sensor that detects the weight of the carbon filter 800, but here The embodiments disclosed in are not limited. The user may also determine the need to replace the carbon filter 800 based on the quality of air discharged from the rear cover 400'.

(0254) The user may press a button or a touch sensor (for example, the button on which the opening notification 131D is located) on the user interface 130 ′ for displaying the carbon filter 800 replacement request. If the fan 310' is in operation, the operation of the fan 310' may be stopped after the user presses the button. The pre-filter 500 ′ may be released from the inner support 200 ′.

(0255) An additional “pre-filter separation” notification 131 or an alarm may be illuminated or sounded to guide the user during the separation operation. The user may separate the pre-filter 500 ′ from the outer case 100 ′. An additional "roll filter removal" notification 131 or alarm can be illuminated or audible, and the user can temporarily remove the roll filter 600'. An additional "carbon filter removed" notification 131 or an alarm can be illuminated or audible when the controller determines that the roll filter 600' has been removed, and the user is not allowed to remove the carbon filter 800. The carbon filter 800 can also be discarded.

(0256) A "carbon filter replacement" notification 131 or an alarm may be illuminated or sounded when the controller determines that the carbon filter 800 has been removed, and the user The new carbon filter 800 may be inserted into the inner space. An additional "roll filter replacement" notification 131 or alarm may be illuminated or audible, and the user may reinstall the roll filter 600. A sensor or weight sensor in the filter cutter 700' and/or frame 300' where an additional "roll filter replacement" notification 131 or alarm indicates that the controller has properly installed the roll filter 600'. It can be operated when deciding through. The user may reposition the pre-filter 500 ′ on the front end of the outer case 100 ′. As an alternative to touching a button or touch sensor in the user interface 130', the user initiates a process and/or by swiping on the motion sensor 132 to indicate completion of a particular step. The carbon filter 800 may be replaced through the process described above. Additionally, the controller can alternatively wait for informing the user to replace the carbon filter 800 until the next time the roll filter 600' needs to be replaced, so that the user can replace all in one step. I can.

(0257) The battery notification 131b and/or an audible notification may indicate the charging or charging status of the battery in the base 110. For example, the battery notification 131 may be designed to show the level of charge by the shape of the battery or the inner lines of the outline. When the charge of the battery is at or below a predetermined first charge level, the battery notification 131 may be illuminated by a red light. When the charging of the battery is at or below a predetermined second charge level lower than the predetermined first charge level, the battery notification 131 informs the user of connecting power to the air purifier 1'or charging the battery. It can be illuminated by a flashing red light to indicate the location of the air purifier 1'on the pad 2 (FIG. 15B). The fan 310 ′ when operated for power saving at at least one of a predetermined first charging level, a predetermined second charging level, or a predetermined third charging level between the predetermined first and second charging levels. ) Can be stopped or slowed down.

(0258) The user interface 130 ′ may be additionally configured to guide the user during cleaning of the pre-filter 500 ′. The opening notification 131D and/or additional prefilter notification 131 or alarm may be illuminated or sounded. Alternatively, the pre-filter notification 131 is a second color (eg, red, orange, blinking red, or blinking orange) from the illumination light of the first color (eg, white, blue, or green). And/or an audible notification may be provided. As another alternative, a "clean pre-filter" notification 131 may be illuminated. The user may press a button or a touch sensor to display a cleaning request for the pre-filter 500 ′ (for example, a button at which the opening notification 131D is located). , The operation of the fan 310' may be stopped when the user presses the button.

(0259) The pre-filter 500 ′ may be unlocked through a latch assembly 230 to be described later. An additional "pre-filter removed" notification 131 or alarm may be illuminated or sounded. The user may separate the pre-filter 500'. The user may clean it, for example, by placing the pre-filter 500 ′ in the dishwasher. The fan 310 ′ may be maintained in an off state while the pre-filter 500 ′ is separated from the outer case 100 ′. During cleaning, an additional "pre-filter replacement" notification 131 or an alarm can be illuminated or sounded, alternatively, the air purifier 1'can be turned off. When the user re-mounts the pre-filter 500 ′ in the outer case 100 ′, the fan 310 ′ may resume operation, otherwise the air purifier 1 ′ is in a standby state again. Can be turned on. As another alternative, the air purifier 1'may remain off until the user wishes to turn on the air purifier 1'.

(0260) Input of user instruction, turn on/off the air purifier (1'), and user guidance in unwinding the roll filter (600'), replacement of the roll filter (600'), and cleaning of the prefilter (500') The implementation of the notification 131 including the process will not be limited. The decision by the controller may be based on the implementation of various sensors (eg, air quality sensor, weight sensor, infrared sensor, light or laser sensor, photosensor, or air flow sensor) and is not limited.

(0261) Referring to FIG. 17 to FIG. 20, the pre-filter 500 ′ may be coupled to the front end of the outer case 100 ′, and the rear cover 400 ′ is the outer case 100 ′. And the outer case 100 ′, the rear cover 400 ′, and the pre-filter 500 ′, the inner support 200 ′, the frame 300 ′, and the carbon filter 800 And, it is possible to form an inner space in which the roll filter 600' is located. The base 110' includes the outer case 100', the rear case 500', the pre-filter 500', the frame 300', the inner support 200', the carbon filter 800, and the roll It may be located under the outer case 100' to support the filter 600'. The base 110 ′ may accommodate the battery, the controller (which may alternatively be located above), and a wireless power transceiver or receiver. The base 110 ′ and the lower part of the outer case 100 ′ may include an opening for an electric wire (coupled to the plug), or the base 110 ′ passes through the charging pad 2, In order to receive power directly from an external or commercial power source, the base 110 ′ may include a socket.

(0262) The inner support 200 ′ may be located within the inner contour of the outer case 100 ′. The inner support 200 ′ may have a lower end portion 206 having a concave curvature and a lower end portion 205 having a concave curvature. Details of the inner support 200 ′ will be described with reference to FIGS. 20 to 21B.

와 유사할 수 있다. 상기 중앙부분(502)은 평평하거나 직선일 수 있고, 상기 상부부분(504)과 하부부분(503)은 반대방향으로 연장하도록 굴곡질 수 있다. 상기 상부부분(504)은 후방으로 연장하게 굴곡질 수 있고 선단으로부터 후단으로 상방향으로 약간 경사를 가지도록 될 수 있다. 상기 하부부분(503)은 전방으로 연장되도록 굴곡질 수 있다.(0263) When viewed from the first side or the second side (i.e., left or right side), the cross section of the pre-filter 500' is ∫ in which the front and back are changed, S with the front and back is changed,

It can be similar to The central portion 502 may be flat or straight, and the upper portion 504 and the lower portion 503 may be bent to extend in opposite directions. The upper portion 504 may be bent to extend rearward and may be slightly inclined upward from the front end to the rear end. The lower part 503 may be bent to extend forward.

-형상, 역 τ 형상,교수대 형상, 또는 손잡이(120)가 생략되면

형상이다. 상기 외부케이스(100')의 하부 선단부분은 상기 프리필터(500')의 하부부분(503)의 측면 곡률에 대응되도록 굴곡진 선단하부부분(103)을 가질 수 있다. 상기 프리필터(500')의 하부부분(503)의 곡률은 상기 내부지지대(200')의 선단 하부부분(206)의 곡률과 동일할 수 있다. 상기 내부지지대(200')의 선단하부부분(206)은 상기 외부케이스(100')의 선단하부부분(103)의 측면들로부터 아래로 또는 내측으로 들어간 약간의 홈으로 될 수 있고, 상기 프리필터(500')의 하부부분(503)은 상기 내부지지대(200')의 선단하부부분(206)으로 압입결합 또는 마찰결합될 수 있다.(0264) The cross section of the outer case 100' seen from the left or right side is

-If the shape, the inverse τ shape, the shape of the professorship, or the handle 120 is omitted

It is a shape. The lower tip portion of the outer case 100 ′ may have a tip lower portion 103 curved to correspond to a side curvature of the lower portion 503 of the prefilter 500 ′. The curvature of the lower portion 503 of the pre-filter 500 ′ may be the same as the curvature of the lower end portion 206 of the inner support 200 ′. The lower tip portion 206 of the inner support 200' may be a small groove that goes down or inward from the side surfaces of the lower tip portion 103 of the outer case 100', and the prefilter The lower portion 503 of 500' may be press-fitted or frictionally coupled to the lower tip portion 206 of the inner support 200'.

(0265) The upper tip portion of the outer case 100 ′ may have a curved upper portion 104 so as to correspond to the curved upper portion 504 of the prefilter 500 ′. The curvature of the upper part 504 of the prefilter 500 ′ may be the same as the external curvature of the upper part 104 of the outer case 100 ′. The upper portion 504 of the pre-filter 500 ′ may be wrapped around the upper portion of the roll filter 600 ′, and may be combined with the latch assembly 230 (FIG. 20) of the inner support 200 ′. have. The pre-filter 500 ′ may be elastically mounted to the roll filter case 200 ′, and may protrude or unlock the latch assembly 230 by a restoring force. The latch assembly 230 may be controlled by the controller, and details of the latch assembly 230 will be described with reference to FIG. 20 as well as FIG. 20B.

(0266) The upper part 504 of the pre-filter 500 ′ may be further fixed to the upper part 104 of the outer case 100 ′ through magnetic coupling. For example, at least one magnet may be positioned on the upper part 504 of the prefilter 500 ′, and at least the upper part 104 of the outer case 100 ′ (or the outer case 100 ′) )) can be made of ferromagnetic material. Alternatively, the upper part 104 of the outer case 100 ′ may have a magnet having a polarity opposite to that of the magnet positioned at the upper part 504 of the pre-filter 500 ′. As another alternative, a magnet is located in the upper portion 104 of the outer case 100', and the prefilter 500' (or at least the upper portion 504 of the prefilter 500') is ferromagnetic. It can be made of materials. In another alternative or in addition, the lower part 503 of the pre-filter 500 ′ is magnetically coupled to the lower end 103 of the outer case 100 ′ (or alternatively, the inner support 200 ′ ) May be further fixed to the lower tip portion 206). The implementation of magnetic coupling is not limited thereto. For example, side surfaces of the pre-filter 500 ′ and/or the outer case 100 ′ may have a magnet.

(0267) The lower rear end portion of the outer case 100 ′ may have a rear end lower portion 105 curved to extend oppositely from the front lower portion 103. The rear lower portion 105 and the front lower portion 103 may be symmetrical with respect to the vertical axis of the outer case 100 ′. The rear end lower portion 205 of the inner support 200 ′ may be coupled within the rear end lower portion 105 of the outer case 100 ′.

(0268) The width of the outer case 100 ′ defined by the distance between the rear cover 400 ′ and the pre-filter 500 ′ may be 150 mm or less. The lower width of the base 110 ′ defined between the rear lower part 105 and the distal lower part 103 is the outer case 100 representing the length of the right or left side of the outer case 100 ′ at the center part. May be wider than the central width of'). The upper width of the outer case 100 ′ may be defined between the handle 120 and the upper portion 104 of the outer case 100 ′. The lower width of the outer case 100 ′ may be, for example, approximately 130 mm or 0.4 feet, but embodiments disclosed herein are not limited. The central width may be approximately 76 mm or approximately 3 inches, although embodiments disclosed herein are not limited. For example, the ratio of the length (or alternatively, the height) to the central width may be 3.0 to 4.0. The upper width may be smaller than the lower width to maintain a low center of gravity. Alternatively, the upper width may be equal to or greater than the lower width so as to have a larger handle 120.

(0269) The roll filter 600 ′ may have a filter sheet 610 ′ wound around a spring tension roller 620 ′ having an inner elastic member, a pawl, a ratchet, and a pin. The central portion 502 of the pre-filter 500 ′ is mainly straight or flat, so that the filter sheet 610 extending between the upper portion of the carbon filter 800 and the outer case 100 ′ and the roller 620 ′ '). The central opening 501 may be aligned with the carbon filter 800.

(0270) The carbon filter 800 may have a frame configured to be located in the inner space of the air purifier 1 ′ between the frame 300 ′ and the pre-filter 500 ′ behind the roll filter 600 ′. have. The frame of the carbon filter 800 may surround a carbon sheet or a carbon pad containing activated carbon for filtering foreign particles from the inhaled air that has already passed through the pre-filter 500 ′ and the filter sheet 610 ′. . The pre-filter 500 ′ may be configured to filter foreign matter particles having a first size (eg, large oil droplets and large dust particles), and the filter sheet 610 ′ may be smaller than the first size. It may be configured to filter foreign particles having a second size (eg, oil mist, water vapor, and/or fine dust), and the carbon filter 800 has a third size smaller than the second size (for example, For example, it may be configured to filter foreign particles having odors or ultrafine dust or oil). The carbon filter 800 may be optional. Alternatively, or in addition, other filters (eg, photocatalytic deodorant having titanium dioxide and ultraviolet light, metal or mesh strainer, HEPA filter, or cardboard accordion filter) may be provided.

(0271) The frame 300 ′ may be positioned within the outer case 100 ′ to be adjacent to the rear cover 400 ′. The frame 300 ′ may be positioned within the inner support 200 ′, and will be described in more detail with reference to FIGS. 20 to 21B. The frame 300 ′ may accommodate one fan 310 ′ or two fans 310 ′ adjacent to each other in the left and right directions to increase the suction power of the air purifier 1 ′.

(0272) The two fans 310 ′ may be operated at a combination of various speeds based on a setting input by a user or based on a determination of the controller about the sensed air quality. For example, if the smoke, odor, and oil levels are lower than a predetermined first level, one fan 310' may be operated, or all fans 310' may have a predetermined first fan speed or It can be operated below that. If the smoke, odor, and oil levels are higher than or equal to the second predetermined level, all of the fans 310' may be operated at or higher than the predetermined second speed. If the smoke, odor, and oil levels are lower than a predetermined third level between the first and second predetermined levels, the speed of the fan 310' may be adjusted so that the average fan speed is a predetermined third speed. have. The execution of the control of the fan 310' is not limited, and the number of fans 310' or the arrangement of the fans 310' are not limited.

(0273) The rear cover 400 ′ may be formed as a plate coupled within a rear opening formed on the rear surface of the outer case 100 ′. The rear cover 400 ′ may be frictionally coupled to the rear surface of the outer case 100 ′ to be easily pulled and separated from the outer case 100 ′ for cleaning and/or repairing the fan 310 ′. . The rear cover 400 ′ may have an additional magnet to be further fixed to the outer case 100 ′. Alternatively, the rear cover 400 ′ may be screwed to the outer case 100 ′ or attached to the outer case 100 ′ for enhanced fixability. The rear cover 400 ′ has a plurality of discharge openings through which the purified air can be discharged and a portion of the filter sheet 610 ′ can pass through, so that the filter sheet 610 ′ is cut or pulled out It may include a slit that allows the user to discard the filter sheet 610'.

(0274) Referring specifically to FIG. 21B in FIG. 20, the configuration of the frame 300 ′ and the inner support 200 ′ is the roll filter cartridge 200 and the frame 300 described with reference to FIGS. It may differ from the composition of. The inner support 200 ′ may have a latch assembly 230 configured to release the pre-filter 500 ′ from the outer case 100 ′ by pushing the pre-filter 500 ′ upward. The frame 300 ′ is a gear for removing the filter sheet 610 ′ and supplying the filter sheet 610 ′ to the outside of the filter cutter 700 ′ (FIG. 23) and the rear cover 400 ′. Alternatively, a roller assembly 380 may be included.

자 형상의 단면을 가질 수 있다. 상기 내부지지대(200')의 하부 선단은 상기 외부케이스(100')의 선단 하부부분(103)의 내측에 결합되는 굴곡진 선단 하부부분(206)을 가질 수 있다. 상기 내부지지대(200')의 하부 후단은 상기 외부케이스(100')의 후단 하부부분(105)의 내측에 결합되는 굴곡진 후단 하부부분(205)을 가질 수 있다. 상기 내부지지대(200')의 외면은 다수개의 돌출부 및/또는 홈들을 가질 수 있고, 상기 외부케이스(100')의 내면은 상기 내부 지지대(200')의 돌출부 및/또는 홈들과 결합되도록 구성된 홈들 및/또는 돌출부를 가질 수 있고, 상기 내부지지대(200')는 상기 외부케이스(100')의 내부에 압입결합되거나 슬라이드되어 들어갈 수 있다.(0275) The inner support 200 ′ is similar to the cross section of the outer case 100 ′ without the handle 120 when viewed from the left or right.

It can have a shaped cross section. The lower end of the inner support 200 ′ may have a curved lower end 206 coupled to the inner side of the lower end 103 of the outer case 100 ′. The lower rear end of the inner support 200 ′ may have a curved rear end lower part 205 coupled to the inner side of the rear end lower part 105 of the outer case 100 ′. The outer surface of the inner support 200 ′ may have a plurality of protrusions and/or grooves, and the inner surface of the outer case 100 ′ is configured to be coupled with the protrusions and/or grooves of the inner support 200 ′. And/or may have a protrusion, and the inner support 200 ′ may be press-fitted or slid into the interior of the outer case 100 ′.

(0276) The frame 300', the carbon filter 800, and the roll filter 600' may be fixed to the inner support 200'. The frame 300 ′ may include a roller portion or a support 370 for supporting the roller 620 ′ of the roll filter 600 ′. The roller 620 ′ may be rotatably supported on the roller support 370. For example, the inner side of the roller support 370 may include a pin inserted into the hole 622 (FIG. 22) formed on the left and right sides of the roller 620'. The roller support 370 may extend from the front end side of the frame 300 ′ and may be inclined downward and forward. The lower portion of the roller support 370 may be curved to fit around the upper portion of the roller 620'.

(0277) The lower portion of the roll filter frame 600' behind and/or above the lower end portion 206 is a space 620a in which the roller support 370 and the roller 620' can be seated. It may include. The outer curvature of the roller support 370 may correspond to the inner curvature of the space 620a. The inner side of the inner support 200 ′ may include a side groove or a side space 621a, and the outer side of the roller support 370 is a protrusion 621 configured to be press-fitted to the side space 621a It may include. The protrusion 621 may serve as a flat pin of the roller support 370.

(0278) The roller support 370 may remain fixed, and the roller 620 ′ may rotate within the roller support 370 through a shaft and a hole 622. Alternatively, the roller support 370 may not have a side surface, and the protrusion 621 may be formed on the outer surface of the roller 620 ′ to serve as a flat pin of the roller 620 ′. have. In this alternative, the roller 620 ′ itself may not rotate and the filter sheet 610 ′ may not be mounted on the roller 620 ′, and when released, the roller 620 ′ may not be rotated. It can be slided freely. The embodiments disclosed herein are not limited.

(0279) The carbon filter 800 may be fixed to the front end of the frame 300 ′ at a portion above the rolly support 370 (for example, press-fitting, snap coupling, or magnetic coupling). The frame 300 ′ may be mainly supported by the lower surface of the rear end of the inner support 200 ′. The lower portion of the carbon filter 800 may be positioned above the roller 620'. The upper and lower heads or upper and lower beams 810a and 810b may protrude outward from the front end of the frame 300 ′ to support the carbon filter 800 ′. The lower head 810b may protrude above the roller 610 ′, which is a position that does not interfere with the rotation of the roller 720 ′.

(0280) When the carbon filter 800 is fixed between the upper and lower headers 810a and 810b, the front surface of the carbon filter 800 provides a smooth front surface from which the filter sheet 610' extends. The upper and lower headers 810a and 810b may have the same plane as the front faces. The end of the filter sheet 610 ′ may be supplied through the roller assembly 380, which will be described in more detail with reference to FIGS. 22 to 25. The pre-filter 500 ′ may be positioned on the filter sheet 610 ′, and the upper part of the pre-filter 500 ′ is a filter sheet 610 ′, a frame 300 ′, and a carbon filter 800 It may be latch-coupled on the upper part of the inner support 200 ′ to cover the upper part of').

(0281) The upper part of the inner support 200 ′ may have a latch assembly 230, which is a latch or a latch assembly located on the lower surface of the upper part 504 of the pre-filter 500 ′. It can be configured to combine with. The latch assembly 230 is a gear 231 rotatable on the frame 300 ′, a rack 232 coupled to an inner support 200 ′ positioned above the gear 231 so as to be coupled with the gear 231. ), and a latch 233 positioned on the spring-mounted rack 232 through a groove or passage of an upper side portion of the inner support 200 ′. The rack 232 may be selectively coupled with the latch 233 to selectively lock the latch 233. The rack 232 can be moved back and forth between the first and second (i.e., closed and open) rack positions, and the latch 233 is the first and second (i.e., closed and open) latch position You can move up and down between them.

(0282) The inner space of the latch 233 may include a spring or an elastic member (for example, a coil spring). Alternatively, a spring may be coupled to the outer surface of the latch 233. When the prefilter 500' is positioned on the latch 233, the latch 233 can be pressed downward, and the spring is compressed by a downward force on the prefilter 500'. Can be. The rack 232 may have a rack locking hole or a rack hanger 232a, which maintains a compressed state of the spring and a lower portion of the latch 233 so that the latch 233 is in the first latch position. It can be inserted into the opening or groove formed in (233a). When the latch 233 is in the first latch position, the rack 232 may be closer to the rear surface of the inner support 200 ′ at the first rack position. The lower portion of the rack 232 may have teeth configured to be coupled to the teeth of the gear 231. When the gear 231 is rotated in the first direction (that is, clockwise in Figs. 21A and 21B), the rack 232 moves from the first rack position toward the front end at the rear end of the inner support 200 ′. It may be moved to the second rack position, and the rack hanger 232a may be disengaged from the lower portion 233a of the latch 233. The spring inside the latch 233 can push the latch 233 upward through an elastic restoring force to the second latch position, and the upper portion of the latch 233 is an upper portion of the prefilter 500' ( The 504 may be pushed upward and may be separated by pushing it from the inner support 200 ′ to release the pre-filter 500 ′.

(0284) When the pre-filter 500 ′ is pressed on the upper portion of the latch 233, the latch 233 may be lowered to the first latch position, and the spring inside the latch 233 is compressed. I can. The gear 231 is a second direction opposite to the first direction so that the rack 232 moves from the second rack position toward the rear end toward the first rack position at the front end of the inner support 200 ′ ( That is, it can be rotated counterclockwise) in FIGS. 21A and 21B. The rack hanger 232a may be coupled to the lower portion 233a of the latch so that the latch 233 is maintained downward in the first latch position and the spring is maintained in a compressed state.

(0285) Referring to FIG. 20 to FIG. 22, the left and right surfaces of the inner support 200 ′ are spaces, grooves, and/or in which the gear 231, the rack 232 and the latch 233 are accommodated. Or, by having various combinations of openings, the forward/rearward movement of the rack 232 and the vertical movement of the latch 233 interfere with the coupling of the inner support 200 ′ within the outer case 100 ′. Don't do it. The implementation of how the spaces, grooves, and/or openings are joined is not limited.

(0286) As an example, the outer surface of the inner support 200 ′ may be formed to have a gear groove 231f. An additional gear base 231b may be seated in the gear groove 231f. The gear locking mechanism 231a1 may protrude from the upper portion of the gear base 231b so as to be coupled to the inner circular space or groove formed on the inner surface of the gear 231 (ie, the rear surface of FIG. 22 in FIG. 20 ). . As the gear 231 rotates, the gear locking mechanism 231a1 may remain in the inner circular groove.

(0287) The external gear shaft 231a2 may protrude from the outer surface of the gear 231 (that is, the front of FIG. The inner surface of the outer case 100 ′ may be formed to have a gear and a rack protrusion 231d. The external gear shaft 231a2 may be inserted into a circular hole or groove 231e formed in the gear and rack protrusion 231d. The gear 231 may rotate between the gear groove 231f and the gear and rack protrusions 231d. Alternatively, the gear and rack protrusions 231d may be omitted, and the inner surface of the outer case 100 ′ is a gear and rack space to increase the size of the space in which the gear 231 can rotate. Can be formed with

(0288) The gear base 231b may have a rectangular or rectangular shape, and the gear space 231f may have a rectangular or rectangular shape having an additional round or curved portion so that the gear 231 rotates. The surfaces of the gear base 231b and/or the gear and rack protrusions 231d are formed smoothly to facilitate rotation of the gear 231. The shape of the gear base 231b and the gear space 231f is not limited to a rectangular shape, and alternatively, the gear base 231b and the gear space 231f may be circular.

(0289) The L-shaped opening 231c may be formed to extend from the rear end of the side surface of the inner support 200 ′ and penetrate the gear space 231f. The gear 231 may be fixed to the frame 300 ′ and may rotate around an internal gear shaft coupled to the gear 231 and the frame 300 ′. A motor may be provided on the side or inner surface of the frame 300 ′ to rotate the internal gear shaft of the gear 231. When the frame 300 ′ is coupled to the inner support 200 ′, the internal gear shaft and/or the base of the gear 231 is provided with the gear locking mechanism 231a1 on the inner surface of the gear 231. It may be inserted into the L-shaped opening 231c until it is locked in the formed inner circular space and slide along it.

(0290) A rack space 232b may be formed on the gear space 231f. The rack space 232b and the rack 232 may have an L shape, so that the rack space 232b and the rack 232 each have a horizontal portion and a vertical portion. The rack locking mechanism 232a may be formed as a horizontal protrusion or rib extending rearward from a vertical portion of the rack 232.

(0291) The horizontal portion of the rack space 232b may be formed longer than the rack 232, and the width or thickness of the vertical portion of the rack space 232b is the width or thickness of the rack 232 Can be bigger than The dimensions of the rack space 232b include the rack hangers 232a, and the rack 232 is freely forward and backward between the first and second rack positions within the rack space 232b. It may be configured to be movable, while the vertical movement of the rack 232 may be limited.

(0292) The first and second latch spaces 233d and 233b may be formed on the rack space 232b to accommodate the latch 233. The latch 233 may have a latch stopper 233c, which may be a horizontal protrusion or rib extending forward from the main body of the latch 233. The main body of the latch 233 may be accommodated in the first latch space 233a, and the latch stopper 233c may be accommodated in the second latch space 233b. Since the length of the first latch space 233d is longer than the length of the latch 233, the latch 233 can freely move in the vertical direction between the first and second latch positions.

(0293) The length of the second latch space 233b may be configured to limit and guide the vertical movement of the latch stopper 233c and the latch 233. When the latch 233 is pushed upward by the restoring force of the spring, the latch stopper 233c can be held at the upper end of the second latch space 233b, so that the latch 233 is the internal support It is not unintentionally separated from (200').

(0294) The shape of the gear and the rack protrusion 231d may be configured to correspond to the shape of the gear space 231f and the rack space 232b. The gear and rack protrusion 231d is the gear space 231 and the rack space 232b to fix the gear 231 and the rack 232 between the outer case 100 ′ and the inner support 200 ′. ) May be at least partially inserted or bonded to. Alternatively, the gear and rack protrusion 2312d increases the space in which the gear 231 rotates and the rack 232 can move, and prevents movement and interference of the gear 231 and the rack 232 It can be formed as a groove to reduce or decrease.

(0295) The outer surface of the inner support 200 ′ may be formed with an additional general or all grooves 230a. The entire groove 230a may include the gear space 231f, the rack space 232b, and the first and second latch spaces 233d and 233b. The entire groove 230a is a groove shallower than the gear space 231f, the rack space 232b, and the first and second latch spaces 233d and 233b, so that the gear space 231f and the rack space 232b In addition, the first and second latch spaces 233d and 233b are deeper grooves formed in the entire groove 230a.

(0296) The inner surface of the outer case 100 ′ may be formed to have an additional general or all protrusions 230b. The entire protrusion 230b may include the gear and rack protrusion 231d, and may not further protrude inward as much as the gear and rack protrusion 231d. The entire protrusion 230a may be configured to be at least partially inserted into or coupled to the entire groove 230a in order to further fix the inner support 200 ′ to the outer case 100 ′.

(0297) Referring to FIG. 22, the inner support 200 ′ may be formed with various combinations of spaces, grooves, and/or openings for accommodating the roller assembly 380 located on the frame 300. I can. The roller assembly 380 may include a first gear 381, a second gear 382, a third gear 383, and a roller lock or protrusion 384. The inner support 200 ′ is a second gear space having a first gear opening 381a accommodating the first gear 381 and an additional second gear opening 382b accommodating the second gear 383 (382a), and may be formed with a locking groove or a locking space (384a) for accommodating the roller locking mechanism (384).

(0298) The first gear opening 381a may pass through the side surface of the inner support 200 ′, and the first gear 381 has the frame 300 ′ in the inner support 200 ′. When combined, it may be exposed through the first gear opening 381a. The first gear 381 does not penetrate the first gear opening 381a, but differently, the depth, position, and size of the first gear opening 381a are so as to surround the first gear 381. Can be configured. The first gear opening 381a may be formed in the first latch space 233d, but embodiments disclosed herein are not limited thereto. Alternatively, the inner surface of the inner support 200 ′ may be formed in an additional first gear space for accommodating the first gear 381, and the first gear opening 381a may be omitted.

(0299) The first gear opening 381a has an additional L-shaped hole or opening 381b to facilitate separation of the roller assembly 380 and the frame 300' from the inner support 200'. Can be formed with. The inner surface of the roller assembly 380 and/or the inner support 200 ′ may have an additional hook for hanging on the first gear opening 381a and/or the L-shaped opening 381b.

(0300) Referring again to FIG. 22, the inner surface of the inner support 200 ′ may be formed with a second gear space 282a. The second gear space 382a is a circular shape having a radius equal to or greater than the radius of the second gear 382 so that the second gear 382 can freely rotate within the second gear space 382a. It can have a semicircular shape. There may be an additional second gear opening or hole 382b formed inside the second gear space 382a. The second gear 382 may be at least partially exposed through the second gear opening 382b.

(0301) The roller lock 384 may protrude from the outer surface of the frame 300 ′ and may at least partially cover the third gear 383. The roller lock 384 may include a knob or lock having a circular shape and a tab extending vertically above the third gear 383, but embodiments disclosed herein are not limited. The inner surface of the inner support 200 ′ may include a locking groove 384a, which may have a height corresponding to the height or diameter of the knob of the roller locking mechanism 384. The knob of the roller locking mechanism 384 may be slid and coupled into the locking groove 384a to facilitate engagement of the frame 300 ′ within the inner support 200 ′.

(0302) Referring to FIG. 23 to FIG. 25, the roller assembly 380 includes a roller frame or a roller jaw 388, a first gear motor 385, a first roller 386, and the roller 620'. It may include a second roller 387 configured to pull the filter sheet (610') from. The roller frame 388 may be coupled to an upper portion of the frame 300 ′, and may provide a flat top surface through which the filter sheet 610 ′ can be supplied.

(0303) The first gear motor 385 may provide rotational driving force to rotate the first gear 381. The first gear motor 385 may be located above the frame 300 ′ and below the roller frame 388. The first roller gear 381 may be coupled to the third roller gear 383, but may not be coupled to the roller. As the first roller gear 381 rotates in a first direction (for example, clockwise), the third roller gear 383 is in a second direction (for example, counterclockwise) opposite to the first direction. ) Can be rotated.

(0304) The third roller gear 383 may be coupled to the second roller gear 382, which may be coupled to the first roller 386 so that the first roller 386 is It can rotate with the rotation of the gear 383. As the third roller gear 383 rotates in the second direction, the second roller gear 382 may be rotated in the first direction so as to rotate in the same direction as the first roller gear 381.

(0305) The upper portion of the roller frame 388 may have a space located on the rear surface to accommodate the first roller 386. When the first roller 386 is located in the space of the roller frame 388, an upper portion of the frame 388 and an upper portion of the first roller 386 may have the same surface. The filter sheet 610 ′ may be supplied above the roller frame 388 and the first roller 386.

(0306) The second roller 387 may be positioned on the first roller 386 in contact with the first roller 386. When the first roller 386 rotates in the first direction, the second roller 387 may rotate in the second direction due to friction against the second roller 387 and/or the filter sheet 610'. I can.

(0307) The second roller 387 may have an additional filter sheet sensor for detecting the supply of the filter sheet 610 ′. The filter sheet sensor may be implemented as an optical or laser sensor or a weight sensor, but embodiments disclosed herein are not limited thereto. When the filter sheet sensor detects that the filter sheet 610' is positioned on the first roller 386, the first gear motor 385 is turned on to rotate the first roller 386 The filter sheet 610 ′ may be supplied between the first and second rollers 386 and 387. The outer surface of the first roller 386 and/or the second roller 387 is made of a material (for example, rubber) configured to hold or fix the filter sheet 610 ′, so that frictional force is applied to the first roller 386 The filter sheet 610 ′ may be pulled according to the rotation of the and the second roller 387. The user may manually position the edge or end of the filter sheet 610 ′ to contact the second roller 387 and/or the first roller ( An edge of the filter sheet 610 ′ may be inserted between the 386 and the second roller 387.

(0308) The second roller 387 may be additionally configured to be lifted when the pre-filter 500 ′ is released through the latch assembly 230. A gap may be formed between the second roller 387 and the first roller 386, and an end of the filter sheet 610 ′ may be positioned on the first roller 386. As described above, the latch 233 may be coupled to the third gear 383, which may prevent rotation of the first roller 386 while the filter sheet 610' is supplied. When the pre-filter 500 ′ is pressed down and latch-coupled to the filter frame 300 ′ through the latch assembly 230, the pre-filter 500 ′ closes the gap so that the second roller It may be pressed down on the 387 and the filter sheet 610 ′ may be fixed between the first roller 386 and the second roller 387. The latch 233 can be separated from the third gear 383 so that the first roller 386 is free to rotate through the first gear motor 385 and the first gear 381.

(0309) The execution of the lifting of the second roller 387 is not limited. For example, the second roller 387 may be additionally hinged to the roller frame 388 through a hinge 387a hinged to the side frame 388a of the roller frame 388. The hinge 387a is provided by the user by pulling up the second roller 387 to form a gap between the first roller 386 and the second roller 387 so that the filter sheet 610 ′ is positioned. Can be operated manually by The second roller 387 may be pressed down to close the gap, and the filter sheet 610 ′ may be fixed between the first roller 386 and the second roller 387. An additional motor drives the rotation of the hinge 387a with respect to the side frame 388a, so that the lifting of the second roller 387 is based on a filter sheet sensor or the prefilter through the latch assembly 230 It can be controlled based on the release of (500').

(0310) As another example, similar to the coupling of the pre-filter 500 ′ through the latch assembly 230, the second roller 387 is latch-locked and released by the filter frame 300 ′. It may be mounted on the upper portion of the filter frame 300 ′ with elasticity. The hinge 387a can press the elastic member down when the pre-filter 500 ′ is closed to compress the elastic member, and the elastic member is released upon or after releasing the pre-filter 500 ′. I can. Alternatively, the hinge 387a may be omitted, and the second roller 387 is a frame configured to move in a vertical direction with respect to the side frame 388a to push the spring down and release it through the restoring force of the spring. Can be combined with The embodiments disclosed herein are not limited.

(0311) The filter cutter 700' cuts the filter sheet 610' after the filter sheet 610' is supplied through the first roller 386 and the second roller 387. It may be located at the lower rear end of the two rollers 387. The clamp assembly or frame 750' may be located at the rear end of the filter cutter 700' to maintain the tension of the filter sheet 610' during the cutting operation. The clamp assembly 750 ′ may be coupled to the side frame 388a of the roller frame 388. For example, the clamp assembly 750 ′ may alternatively be coupled to an upper rear end of the frame 300 ′.

(0312) The clamp assembly 750 ′ may have a slit 750a through which the filter sheet 610 ′ can be supplied toward a slit in the rear cover 400 ′. The position of the filter cutter 700', the first and second rollers 386 and 387, and the clamp assembly 750', the filter sheet 610' is the first and second rollers 386 and 387, and the rollers It may be configured to move between the frame 388 and the filter cutter 700' and through the slit 750a of the clamp assembly 750'. Alternatively or in addition, the filter cutter 700' is coupled to the second roller 387 or the hinge 387a, so that when the second roller 387 is lifted, the filter cutter 700' ) (Or alternatively part thereof) can be lifted, and the filter sheet 610' can be supplied to the bottom (or alternatively, through) of the filter cutter 700', and a prefilter ( 500') can be locked in place when closed.

(0313) The filter cutter 700 ′ may be implemented similarly to the filter cutter 700 described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 12. The filter cutter 700' may include a blade for cutting the filter sheet 610', and the filter cutter 700' crosses the filter sheet 610' between the left and right sides. It can be combined with the roller frame 388 to move across. The clamp assembly 750 ′ may be implemented similarly to the clamp 750 described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 12. The clamp assembly 750 ′ may include a plurality of inclined layers configured to be pressed downward when the force is applied in the horizontal direction. However, the implementation of the filter cutter 700' and the clamp assembly 750' is not limited. Alternatively, if the filter sheet 610' includes perforations or small tears for smooth tearing, the filter cutter 700' may be omitted. In this embodiment, the clamp assembly 750 ′ may be provided to press down the filter sheet 610 ′ during cutting, or alternatively, tearing off a piece of paper towel or saran wrap Similarly, for the user to manually tear the filter sheet 610' or other support (for example, a portion of the rear cover 400' formed with a slot through which the filter sheet 610' can be discharged) Since the filter sheet 610' can be held, the clamp assembly 750' can be omitted.

(0314) The frame 300 ′ may include at least one motor 310b to operate each fan 310 ′ (FIG. 17 ). The number of the motor 310b may be the same as the number of the fan 310', and as shown as an example in FIG. 25, the two motors 310b are connected to the two fans 310' (FIG. 17). It can be provided to correspond. The motors 310b are formed separately and may be included in an outer casing forming the outside of the frame 300'. The motor 310b may be configured so that airflow toward the fan 310' is not blocked. The motor 310b is the roller assembly 380 so that the filter sheet 610 ′ is guided above the motor 310b so that the filter sheet 610 ′ is between the upper part of the fan housing 300 ′ and the lower part of the case 100 ′. It can be located below.

(0315) As an alternative to the filter cutter 700 described with reference to FIG. 1 to 12, a simpler design omits the filter cutter 700 of the frame 300 and instead the rear cover 400 ) May include a serrated razor blade or blade positioned so as to protrude into the slit 420. For example, the serrated blade may be positioned within the upper portion of the slit 420 so as to extend downward. Similar to tearing off a piece of aluminum foil or plastic wrap from a cardboard box having a serrated blade when the filter sheet 610 is unwound, the user is directed upward against the serrated blade in the slit 420. By pulling the filter sheet 610, the portion of the filter sheet 610 may be removed. As another example, the filter sheet 610, similar to a paper towel, may be pre-cut at a specific position so that the user can simply tear off the filter sheet 610. As yet another alternative, the user may use scissors or other cutting tools to manually cut the filter sheet 610. As an alternative to the roller motor 221, a simpler design can omit the roller motor 221, and the user pulls a portion of the filter sheet 610 stretched out of the rear cover 400 As a result, the filter sheet 610 may be manually released.

(0316) The number of fans 310, 310' is not limited. For example, there may be one fan 310 ′ located at the center of the frame 300 ′, and two fans 310 ′ located adjacent to each other in a vertical direction, adjacent to the left or right direction or vertically. There may be three fans 310' positioned so as to be. As another alternative, there may be two or more frames 300', each having one or more fans 310', stacked in the front-rear direction.

-형상의 외부케이스(100')에 대한 대안으로서, 상기 외부케이스(100')는 사다리꼴 형상 또는 곡면으로 된 입방체 형상을 가질 수 있다. 상기 외부케이스(100')의 정면은 직사각형 모양의 프리필터(500')를 수용하는 상대적으로 평평하거나 수직방향 정면개구를 가질 수 있다. 다르게는 또는 이에 더해, 상기 프리필터(500')는 직사각형 그릴과 상기 프리필터(500')를 통과하는 공기를 안내하도록 상기 직사각형 그릴로부터 전방 및 외부로 연장하는 외부벽을 포함할 수 있다. 상기 외부케이스(100')의 배면은 상부에서 하부로 후방으로 경사진 경사진 배면개구를 가질 수 있고, 상기 배면커버(400')는 상기 외부케이스(100')에 결합했을 때 바닥에 대해 경사질 수 있다.(0317) Explained with reference to Figure 19 in Figure 17

As an alternative to the -shaped outer case 100', the outer case 100' may have a trapezoidal shape or a cubic shape with a curved surface. The front of the outer case 100 ′ may have a relatively flat or vertical front opening for accommodating the rectangular pre-filter 500 ′. Alternatively or in addition, the pre-filter 500 ′ may include a rectangular grill and an outer wall extending forward and outward from the rectangular grill to guide air passing through the pre-filter 500 ′. The rear surface of the outer case 100' may have a rear opening inclined from top to bottom, and the rear cover 400' is inclined with respect to the floor when coupled to the outer case 100'. I can lose.

(0318) The bases (110, 110') of the air purifier (1, 1') can be directly driven by an external commercial power source through an electric plug, and a wireless charging pad (e.g., a wireless charging pad ( 2)) can be omitted.

(0319) As another alternative to the implementation of the coupling of the roller 620 in the roll filter cartridge 200, the roller 620 may be located in a case or container located under the roll filter cartridge 200, , The filter sheet 610 may be supplied through a slit in the upper portion or lead of the case. The roller 620 may be freely rotated within the case, which may prevent the roller 620 from moving when the filter sheet 610 is pulled.

(0320) As an alternative to the blade housing 704 sliding along the rack 340, the stepped portion of the blade housing 704 may not contact the rack 340 while leaving a very small gap. . In this embodiment, the stepped portion may mainly serve to balance the center of gravity of the blade housing 704.

(0321) As an alternative to using time, cooking frequency, filter color, or airflow difference to determine the contamination level of the filter sheet 610', there may be a weight sensor for detecting the roll sensor 600. And, when the weight is increased by a predetermined amount or more, the controller may determine that a predetermined level of contamination has been reached.

(0322) The clamp 750 may be implemented in various ways. As one simple implementation, the clamp 750 may include a block having a rack or teeth formed on the left side and/or the right side. The gear may be located on the left side and/or the right side of the frame 300 so as to couple with the rack. When the gear rotates in the first direction, the block may be raised to form the gap g. When the gear rotates in a second direction opposite to the first direction, the block may be lowered to close the gap g. The clamp 750 may omit a spring, a jaw, and a retaining block or wedge having a special shape. The gear can be rotated manually or alternatively can be rotated automatically via a motor.

(0323) As another simple example, the clamp 750 may be implemented similarly to a hole punch and may include a retaining block having the same shape as the third layer 730 so as to be seated on a jaw having a lever and a spring. have. The user can press the lever to move the holding block downward. The latch can be locked with the clamp 750 so that it is maintained in a closed state, and the clamp 750 is opened so that a gap g is formed and the latch is unlocked, and the restoring force of the spring is applied to the retaining block. Alternatively, the plate can be pushed upwards.

(0324) As another example, the clamp 750 may include a spring and a retaining block mounted on the jaw, and at least one piston for moving the retaining block downward. There may be two pistons to uniformly apply downward force to the filter sheet 610. When the piston does not move the retaining block downward, the restoring force of the spring may lift the retaining block upward to form the gap g.

(0325) Similarly, the clamp 750 may include a spring, a retaining block seated on the jaw, and a cam rotated to contact the retaining block. The cam can be elliptical or eccentric. The camshaft, which is in a horizontal direction parallel to the upper surface of the retaining block, can be inserted into the cap at a position where one side (ie, the long side) of the cam may be longer than the opposite side (ie, the short side) of the cap. . The cam can be rotated so that the long side contacts the retaining block and pushes the retaining block down to hold the filter sheet and close the gap g. In order to open the clamp 750, the cam may be rotated 180 degrees to a position in which the long side extends away from the holding block, and the restoring force of the spring contacts the short side of the cam and the The holding block can be pushed upward to form a gap (g). The filter sheet 610 may be provided with two cams whose phase is rotated to maintain a uniform and distributed downward force.

(0326) The embodiment of the clamp 750 having a spring that is compressed during downward motion remains in the open position to form the gap g in the resting or neutral state of the spring. As an alternative to this embodiment, the position of the spring and the retaining block is configured such that when the retaining block is lifted to form a gap g, the spring is compressed, and then the gap g is closed. The retaining block is released, and the restoring force of the spring closes the gap g. In this alternative embodiment, the neutral or initial state of the clamp 750 may be a closed position instead of an open position.

(0327) Another implementation of the clamp 750 may be more similar to the implementation with the first and second layers 710 and 720 having a wedge-like shape. Instead of having a clamp gear 742 that engages the teeth 711 of the first layer 710, the thinner end of the first layer 710 may have a blunt end, and a spring (e.g. a coil spring ) May extend in a horizontal direction from the thicker end of the first layer 710. The first knob, button, or handle may be located on the thicker end of the first layer 710 protruding to the outside of the outer case. The second knob, button, or handle may be located at the end of the spring. To lower the clamp 750, the user can press the first knob, which can move the first layer 710 in a horizontal direction and compress the spring. There may be a latch or a locking hole for locking the first layer 710 in its place. To raise the clamp 750, the latch can be released, and the restoring force of the spring increases so that the third layer 730 forms a gap g, while the first layer 710 is It can be moved back to its initial position.

(0328) Embodiments of the clamp 750 are not limited and may be implemented in various ways, such as a hydraulic pump, a piston, a cam, a motor, a rack and pinion, a gear, and a linear actuator.

(0329) When a component or layer is described as being on another component or layer, the component or layer may be directly on the other component or layer, or may be in a state interposed between the other component or layer. have. Conversely, when it is described that a component or layer is directly on another component or layer, it should be understood that no other component or layer exists in the middle. As used herein, the term "and/or" includes all combinations of one or more of the items listed in connection with it.

(0330) Although terms such as first, second, third, etc. are used to describe various elements, regions, layers and/or parts, these elements, regions, layers and/or parts This should not be limited. These terms are only used to distinguish one element, region, layer or portion from another element, region, layer or portion. Accordingly, a first component, region, layer, or portion may be referred to as a second component, region, layer, or portion without departing from the scope of the present invention.

(0331) Spatially relative terms such as “lower” and “upper” may be used herein to easily describe the relationship of one component or feature to another component or feature as shown in the drawings. Spatially relative terms should be understood to be intended to include other orientations of the device for use or operation, in addition to the orientations shown in the figures. For example, if the device shown in the figures is turned over, a component described as "bottom" with respect to another component or feature will be positioned "upper" with respect to the other component or feature. Thus, the exemplary term “lower” may include both an upper direction and a lower direction. Devices may be positioned to face differently (rotated 90 degrees or in different directions) so that the spatially relative descriptions used herein are interpreted differently.

(0332) The terms used herein are for describing specific embodiments and are not intended to limit the present invention. Singular expressions used herein include terms and plural expressions that are not clearly differently explained in the context. It should be understood that the terms "comprising" and/or "comprising" herein specify the presence of the recited feature, integer, step, operation, component, and/or configuration, and one or more other features. , The presence or addition of integers, steps, operations, elements, and/or configurations is not excluded.

(0333) The disclosed embodiment is described with reference to a cross-sectional view, which is a schematic disclosure of an ideal embodiment (and intermediate structure). Thus, there may be variations from the depicted shape, for example as a result of manufacturing techniques and/or tolerances. Accordingly, the disclosed embodiments should not be construed as being limited to the specific shape of the region disclosed herein, but should be construed as including, for example, a change in shape due to manufacturing.

(0334) Unless otherwise defined, all terms used herein including technical or scientific terms have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention belongs. In addition, terms such as those defined in a commonly used dictionary should be interpreted as having a meaning consistent with their meaning within the scope of the related technology, and should not be interpreted as an ideal or excessively formal meaning unless explicitly defined herein. do.

(0335) In this specification, references to “one embodiment”, “an embodiment”, “exemplary embodiment” and the like refer to at least one embodiment of the present invention in which a specific feature, structure, or characteristic described in connection with the embodiment Means included in. The appearances of these phrases in various places in the specification are not necessarily all referring to the same embodiment. Further, when a particular feature, structure, or characteristic is described in connection with an embodiment, it is submitted within the scope of the understanding of those skilled in the art to indicate that feature, structure, or characteristic in relation to another one of the embodiments.

(0336) Although the embodiments have been described with reference to a number of exemplary embodiments, it is noted that many other modifications and embodiments may be devised by those of ordinary skill in the art so that they are within the spirit and scope of the principles of this disclosure. It must be understood. More specifically, within the scope of this disclosure, the drawings, and the appended claims, various modifications and modifications are possible in the components and/or configurations of the combination configuration. Additionally, variations and modifications in component parts and/or arrangements, alternative uses will be apparent to those skilled in the art.

1,1': air purifier 2: charging pad
100: outer case 110: base
120: handle 131: notice
131A: Power notice 131B: Battery notice
131C: Fan speed notification 131D: Open notification
131E: Notification of replacement 131F: Notification of roll filter
131G: carbon filter notice 200: roll filter cartridge
201: lower roller 202: second bracket
202b: wall 203: first bracket
203b: wall 204: frame
210: tip cover 220: gear assembly
221: roller motor 222: roller gear
223: shaft 224: second roller (lower roller)
225: first roller (upper roller) 230: latch assembly
230b: full groove 231: gear
231b: gear base 231c: L-shaped opening
231a2: external gear shaft 231d: gear and rack protrusion
231f: gear space 232: rack
232a: rack rack 232b: rack space
233: letch 233a: the lower part of the letch
233b: second latch space 233c: latch stopper
233d: first latch space 250: support
300,300': frame 310: fan
320: opening 330: jaw
330a: opening 340: rack
350: beam 360: protrusion
380: roller assembly 381: zero roller gear
381a: first gear opening 381b: L-shaped opening
382: second roller gear 382a: second gear space
382b: second gear space 383: third roller gear
384: roller lock (protrusion) 384a: lock groove
385: first gear motor 386: first roller
387: second roller 387a: hinge
388: roller frame 388a: side frame
400, 400': back cover 410: outlet
420: slit 500,500': suction grill
501: central opening 502: central part
503: lower part 504: upper part
600: roll filter 610: filter sheet
700: filter cutter 701a: base
701b: cap (cover) 702: blade motor
703: blade gear 704: blade housing
710: first floor 711: chi
720: second floor 730: third floor
730a: opening 740: clamp cover
741: clamp motor 742: clamp gear
750: clamp 755: jaw
760: leaf spring 800,800': carbon filter
810a: upper header 810b: lower header

Claims (21)

An outer case with a base located at the bottom, an air inlet, and an air outlet,
A battery and a wireless power receiver provided in the base,
A grill covering the air inlet and having a plurality of intake openings through which air is sucked,
A frame located inside the outer case behind the grill,
A fan housed in the frame and configured to suck air through the grill, discharge air to the outside of the air outlet, and driven by the battery, and
A portable air purifier including a first filter positioned between the grill and the frame; And
And a charging pad positioned under the base having a wireless power transmitter that wirelessly transmits power to the wireless power receiver of the portable air purifier when the base is positioned.
The air purifier of claim 1, further comprising a user interface positioned above the outer case and configured to be driven by the battery.
The air purifier according to claim 2, wherein the user interface includes a motion sensor, and the operation of the fan is controlled based on what is sensed by the motion sensor.
The air purifier of claim 2, wherein the user interface includes a display that displays at least one of a speed of the fan, a pollution level of the filter, and a sensed air quality.
The method of claim 1, wherein the filter is a roll filter having a sheet wound around a roller, and a first motor is configured to unwind the sheet by a predetermined amount so that a new portion of the sheet is located between the grill and the fan, The first motor is an air cleaner configured to be driven by the battery.
The second motor of claim 5, further comprising a second motor configured to move across the sheet such that the blade cuts a portion of the sheet that is released from the blade and is no longer between the grill and the fan, and the second The motor is an air purifier configured to be driven by the battery.
The air purifier of claim 5, further comprising a clamp configured to press the sheet to a predetermined position to maintain the position of the sheet, wherein the clamp includes a third motor configured to be driven by the battery.
The method of claim 5, further comprising at least one roller configured to hold and move the filter so that the filter sheet is released and supplied through a slit formed in the cover of the outer case, wherein the roller is driven by a first motor. air cleaner.
The method of claim 5, further comprising at least one sensor configured to be driven by the battery to detect at least one of a pollution level of a filter, an indication on the filter sheet, or an operation of the first motor, the first The motor is operated based on at least one of the sensor detects, the passage of time, the cooking frequency, or the user's input.
The air purifier of claim 1, further comprising a second filter positioned behind the first filter, wherein the first filter filters oil mist and the second filter filters odors.
An outer case having a left side, a right side opposite to the left side, an air inlet, an air outlet, a bottom side, and an upper side, the left side and the right side being orthogonal to the bottom side and the top side;
A grill coupled to the outer case so as to cover the air inlet, air is sucked, and configured to filter oil droplets in the air of a first size;
A first filter disposed behind the grill and comprising at least one of a fibrous material or a porous material configured to filter oil mist containing particles of a second size smaller than the first size;
A second filter that is a carbon filter positioned behind the first filter and configured to filter out odors; And
Including at least one fan located behind the second filter to suck in air through the grill and discharge the air to the outside of the air outlet, and adjacent to a cooking utensil having a length not greater than the length or width of the cooking utensil Portable air purifier that is located by
The method of claim 11, wherein the length of the portable air purifier is defined by the distance between the left and right sides and is 24 to 26 inches, and the width defined by the distance between the air inlet and the air outlet is 6 inches or more. Or less, and a height defined as the distance from the top surface to the bottom surface is 12 inches or less.
The portable air purifier of claim 11, further comprising a battery positioned in the outer case to drive the fan.
12. The portable air purifier of claim 11, wherein the outer case has a handle for transfer from the first position to the second position, and the weight of the air purifier is 10 pounds (lbs) or less.
The method of claim 11, further comprising a frame on which at least one of a first filter, a second filter, or the fan is supported, and the at least one fan comprises a first axial fan and a second axial fan adjacent to each other along the length. Portable air purifier.
The portable air purifier according to claim 11, wherein the filter is a roll filter having a filter sheet wound around a first roller, and the first roller is adjacent to one of an upper surface or a bottom surface of the outer case.
The portable air purifier of claim 16, further comprising at least one second roller positioned adjacent to the other side of the upper or lower surface of the outer case and configured to release the filter sheet from the first roller.
The portable air purifier according to claim 11, wherein the first filter or grill is mounted with an elastic force to the outer case so that the first filter or grill is discharged from the outer case by a restoring force of an elastic member.
An outer case having a left side, a right side opposite to the left side, an air inlet, an air outlet, a bottom side, and an upper side, the left side and the right side being orthogonal to the bottom side and the top side;
A grill coupled to the outer case so as to cover the air inlet and configured to allow air to be sucked and to filter oil droplets in the air of a first size;
A first filter comprising at least one of a fibrous or porous material positioned behind the grill and configured to filter oil mist containing particles of a second size smaller than the first size;
A second filter that is a carbon filter positioned behind the first filter and configured to filter out odors; And
A portable type comprising at least one fan positioned behind the second filter to suck in air through the grill and discharge the air to the outside of the air outlet, and to be positioned adjacent to cooking utensils not greater than 18 inches in length. air cleaner.
20. The portable air purifier of claim 19, wherein the length of the portable air purifier is defined as the distance between the air inlet and the air outlet and is equal to at least 12 inches.
The method of claim 19, wherein the grill is fixed to the outer case through at least one of a latch or a magnet and is configured to be detachably configured to allow access to the interior of the outer case, and the first filter comprises a roller and a peripheral portion of the roller. A portable air purifier comprising a roll filter having a sheet wound around the roll filter, wherein the roll filter is configured to be separated from the inside of the outer case.

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