WO2009081038A2 - Appareil nettoyeur de surface immergée à dispositif de filtrage démontable - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a surface cleaner device immersed in a liquid, in particular a swimming pool.
- Some known pool cleaner devices include:
- a filtration chamber formed in said hollow body and having: at least one liquid inlet located at the base of said hollow body,
- a hydraulic circuit adapted to ensure a circulation of liquid between each inlet and each liquid outlet through a filter device removably mounted in the filtration chamber
- the access hatch to the filtering device is located at the base of the hollow body, the liquid inlets then necessarily being equipped with non-return devices such as valves.
- non-return devices such as valves.
- the access door is disposed above the device, but the hydraulic circuit then has a particularly tortuous path which requires in particular the use of a powerful pumping device and therefore energy consumer.
- the invention aims to provide a submerged surface cleaner device whose performance / cost ratio is greatly improved over that of prior devices. More particularly, the invention aims to provide such a device whose cost can be substantially lowered, for equivalent performance, or even greater than those of known devices.
- the invention also aims at providing such an apparatus, the filtering device of which can be easily dismounted without any specific tool and extracted from the filtration chamber without major difficulties.
- the invention also aims at providing such an apparatus, the filtering device of which can be cleaned in a particularly convenient manner.
- the invention also aims at providing such an apparatus which has high hydraulic (flow, suction, etc.) and filtering performances.
- the invention also aims at providing such an apparatus that can have an access hatch located on the top of the apparatus and with a filtering device having a large debris storage volume and a simple hydraulic circuit which induces small losses of charge.
- the invention relates to a submerged surface cleaning apparatus comprising: a hollow body and guiding and driving members of said hollow body on the submerged surface in a main direction of advancement, referred to as the longitudinal direction,
- a filtration chamber formed in said hollow body and having: at least one liquid inlet located at the base of said hollow body, . at least one liquid outlet out of the hollow body located at a distance from the base of said hollow body,
- a hydraulic circuit adapted to ensure a circulation of liquid between each inlet and each outlet through a filtering device under the effect of a pumping device, characterized in that the filtering device comprises:
- a first shell having filtering peripheral walls extending towards a longitudinal end of the hollow body defining the rear of the hollow body, from a front opening of this first shell and delimiting, towards the rear, a recovery volume debris, said filtering walls being adapted to retain any debris carried by the liquid and to allow the flow of liquid out of this first shell,
- the two shells can be assembled to one another so as to form a single filter housing mounted in the filter chamber so as to be removable while the apparatus is in the cleaning position on a horizontal surface , this filter housing can be inserted in one piece into the filtration chamber and extracted in one piece out of this filtration chamber,
- the second shell closes said front opening of the first shell, with the exception of a liquid inlet passage constituting a liquid inlet opening in said volume debris recovery, the section of this inlet opening being smaller than that of the front opening of the first shell,
- the two assembled hulls can be moved relative to each other, after extraction of the filter housing out of the filtration chamber, by releasing said opening before the first hull acting as drain opening of this first shell.
- An apparatus comprising such a filter device with two shells assembled to one another so that once assembled they form a filter housing in one piece easily extractable from the device, is particularly practical to use.
- a filter housing has a first shell which serves as a debris recovery bag and a second shell which serves as a liquid inlet conduit and partially obstruct the debris recovery bag so that when the device is operating on a submerged surface, the debris are housed in the debris recovery bag without being able to come out through the liquid inlet.
- the two shells are adapted to be dissociated from one another, once the filter housing extracted from the device. Therefore, it is particularly convenient to clean the filter device by separating the two shells from each other and removing the debris stuck in the first shell. Once the first shell forming the cleaned debris collection bag, a user can assemble the shells to one another and reinsert the filter housing thus formed in the device.
- this particular arrangement allows both to maintain high hydraulic performance (flow, suction) and filtering, while improving access to the filtering device and facilitating the cleaning of this filtering device.
- this filtering device can have a large volume of debris storage without loss of harmful load.
- the two shells are assembled to one another so as to be dissociated from one another by simple manipulation without tools.
- the shells are assembled to one another by reversible embedding means.
- the front opening of the first shell extends around the periphery of a rear wall of the second shell and the inlet opening.
- the two shells are assembled to one another according to a junction zone which extends generally transversely and orthogonally to the longitudinal direction.
- the second shell forms at least one liquid inlet duct extending from a lower end of this inlet duct opening at the base of the hollow body and constituting a liquid inlet.
- the filter housing thus formed comprises a lower end which opens at the base of the hollow body and which constitutes a liquid inlet.
- this filter housing forms the "dirty" part, called dirty circuit, of the hydraulic circuit of the device, that is to say the part of the hydraulic circuit capable of transporting debris.
- the filter housing being removable, the dirty circuit is completely removable. A user can therefore clean the entire dirty circuit of the device and thus restore to a device according to the invention its initial performance.
- the second shell has a rear transverse separation wall extending transversely to the front of the debris recovery volume, between each liquid inlet and said inlet opening provided at an upper end of said duct. input.
- This transverse rear wall acts as a non-return wall so that the debris that has passed this wall can no longer emerge through the liquid inlet, even when the pumping device is stopped, which eliminates the need to provide flaps or other non-return devices on the liquid inlets.
- the inventors have found that the arrangement of this wall on the path of the liquid between each liquid inlet and each liquid outlet, which at first sight may seem unfavorable from the point of view of hydraulic performance (flow, suction,. ..), actually improves filtration performance by generating turbulence at in the filtering device which permanently maintain debris suspended in the filtering device, thus avoiding clogging of the walls of the filtering device, and ultimately promoting the hydrodynamic performance of the filtering device and the hydraulic circuit.
- the pressure losses induced by the arrangement of a wall on the hydraulic path are compensated by maintaining the initial permeability of the filtering walls of the filtering device.
- the periods of service between which the device must be cleaned are longer and especially of substantially constant duration, to the benefit of greater comfort of use.
- the first shell comprises a rigid frame adapted to impose a three-dimensional shape to these peripheral walls, and a filter sheet extending into openings formed by the rigid frame.
- said first shell has a decreasing transverse cross section from front to rear.
- a filtering device whose transverse cross section is decreasing from front to rear makes it possible to ensure filtration of the essentially tangential type of the liquid circulating in the filtering device.
- a convergent shell also causes a swirling of the liquid flowing in this shell, which ensures a continuous unclogging of the walls of the hull having the effect of restoring to the various walls of the hull their initial permeability.
- said first shell has a horizontal upper wall extending from the front opening, and a lower rear wall inclined rearwardly and upwardly since a bottom portion of the first shell, to an upper rearmost portion.
- At least one of the shells has a handle for handling the filter housing.
- a handle for handling the filter housing.
- said access hatch is formed on an upper wall of the hollow body.
- an apparatus is particularly practical to handle since the extraction of the filtering device from the apparatus does not impose delicate manipulations of the apparatus. In particular, it is not necessary to return the device to remove the filter device for cleaning. Disassembly of the filter device can be achieved while the device is at rest, in its normal position, on a horizontal surface.
- an apparatus according to the invention is free of a check valve of liquid.
- an apparatus according to the invention comprises at least one liquid outlet out of the hollow body, said rear outlet, shifted rearwardly with respect to the filter housing.
- an apparatus according to the invention comprises a rear outlet generating a flow of liquid oriented with a longitudinal component towards the rear.
- an apparatus can be provided with a pump motor - in particular an electric pump motor - and a drive device - notably comprising at least one electric drive motor - whose power is reduced, and therefore consumption and reduced costs.
- a pump motor in particular an electric pump motor - and a drive device - notably comprising at least one electric drive motor - whose power is reduced, and therefore consumption and reduced costs.
- This also results in a lower overall volume and a lower weight of the device which, in addition to the savings made, is an important advantage for the user, particularly in terms of handling, transport and storage of the device.
- an apparatus comprises a motorized device for pumping the liquid between each liquid inlet and each liquid outlet via the filter housing.
- the invention further relates to a submerged surface cleaner apparatus characterized in combination by all or some of the features mentioned above or below.
- a submerged surface cleaner apparatus characterized in combination by all or some of the features mentioned above or below.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view of a cleaning apparatus according to one embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 2 is a schematic sectional view of a cleaning apparatus according to one embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view of an apparatus according to one embodiment of the invention, the hatch of which is open;
- FIG. 4 is a diagrammatic sectional view of a cleaning apparatus according to an embodiment of which filtering device is being extracted from the device,
- FIG. 5 is a diagrammatic sectional view of a cleaning apparatus according to one embodiment, the filtering device of which is completely extracted from the apparatus,
- FIG. 6 is a diagrammatic perspective view of the filtering device of an apparatus according to one embodiment of the invention, comprising two shells assembled to one another,
- FIG. 7 is a schematic perspective view of the filter device of FIG. 6 showing the two shells separated from one another
- - Figure 8 is a schematic sectional view of Figure 2 showing the apparatus in operation on a submerged surface.
- An apparatus according to the invention comprises a hollow body 1 and rolling bodies 2, 3, 4 for guiding and driving the hollow body 1 on a surface immersed in a main direction of advancement, referred to as the longitudinal direction, parallel to the surface submerged.
- This hollow body 1 is formed mainly of a concave casing delimiting a main enclosure.
- This concave casing is for example made by molding or rotational molding.
- This housing is preferably made of a thermoplastic material, such as polyethylene, polypropylene, ABS, PMMA or any equivalent material.
- This hollow body 1 has a central chamber adapted to receive a filtration chamber.
- This central chamber is delimited by a lower wall extending in a substantially horizontal plane; by sidewalls extending generally in vertical planes; by a front wall extending generally in a vertical plane, orthogonal to the planes of the vertical side walls; and by a rear wall extending generally in a vertical plane orthogonal to the planes of the vertical side walls.
- the bottom wall has an opening extending transversely to the vicinity of the front wall so that liquid can enter the central chamber through this lower transverse opening.
- This opening forms an inlet 9 of liquid in the hollow body 1.
- the rear wall comprises a cylindrical opening forming a liquid outlet out of the hollow body 1.
- This liquid outlet 10 formed in the rear wall of the housing is longitudinally offset from the inlet 9 of liquid formed in the bottom wall.
- this liquid outlet 10 is arranged in the upper part of the casing so that it is also vertically offset from the inlet 9 of liquid. As shown in particular in FIG. 2, this central chamber, this liquid inlet 9 and this liquid outlet 10 form a filtration chamber 8.
- This filtration chamber 8 further comprises a hydraulic circuit adapted to ensure a flow of liquid between the liquid inlet 9 and the liquid outlet 10 through a filter device 1 1.
- a hydraulic circuit adapted to ensure a flow of liquid between the liquid inlet 9 and the liquid outlet 10 through a filter device 1 1.
- the inlet 9 of liquid and the outlet 10 of liquid are centered on a same longitudinal vertical plane of the apparatus.
- the central chamber of the hollow body 1 is adapted to receive a device 1 1 filtering.
- the filter device 11 comprises two shells, a first shell 55 forming a debris recovery pocket and a second shell 49 adapted to be assembled to the first shell 55 so as to form a filter housing.
- the first shell 55 which forms a bag for recovering debris from the filtering device 1 1 has walls 56, 57, 58, 59 filtering devices extending rearwardly from a front opening 64. These walls 56, 57, 58, 59 filtering are adapted to retain any debris carried by the liquid and to allow the flow of liquid out of this first shell 55.
- the second shell 49 forms a liquid inlet duct 15 in the hollow body 1 which extends from a lower end of this inlet duct 15 opening at the base of the hollow body 1 and constituting an inlet 9 of liquid.
- the first shell 55 comprises, at its lower front end, pins 68 which project from the plane of the opening 64 of the first shell 55.
- These pins 68 have shapes and sizes shaped and conjugated with lights 69 formed in tabs 70 integral with the lower rear end of the inlet duct 15, and substantially perpendicular to the rear wall 16 of the duct, so that these pins 68 can snap into the lights 69 and allow a mechanical connection of the lower ends of the first shell 55 and the second shell 49.
- the first shell 55 has at its upper front end an element 71 adapted to be housed in a cleat 72 arranged at the upper end of the front wall of the duct 15 so as to allow the assembly between the upper ends of the first shell 55 and the second shell 49.
- This element 71 protrudes relative to the plane of the opening 64 and has a ruler which extends downwards, not shown in the figures, and adapted to fit into the cleat 72.
- the end the cleat 72 facing the first shell 55 is further bevelled to facilitate the insertion of the ruler of the element 71 in the cleat 72.
- this cleat 72 is flexible in compression so that it can deform downwardly when nesting between the element 71 and this cleat 72.
- This flexibility in compression also allows a user to exert a downward pressure on the cleat 72, for example with his thumb, which allows disengage the ruler of the element 71 of the cleat 72, thus causing a separation of the upper ends of the first shell 55 and the duct 15.
- the assembly between the first shell 55 and the second shell 49 is made by assembling first the lower ends to one another and then fitting the upper ends into one another. Hull separation is accomplished by first disengaging the upper ends of each other and then disengaging the lower ends of each other. Assembly and separation of the first 55 and the second shell 49 can therefore be easily performed without tools by a user.
- This relative assembly between the first shell 55 and the second shell 49 is adapted so that once assembled, the second shell 49 closes said opening 64 before the first shell 55, with the exception of a liquid inlet passage. constituting an opening 54 for entering the liquid into the first shell 55, the section of this inlet opening 54 being smaller than that of the opening 64 before the first shell 55.
- the first shell 55 which forms the debris recovery pocket is formed of a rigid frame 26 and a filtering web - in particular a filtering cloth - extending into openings formed by this framework.
- the device 1 1 filtering is self-supporting and can be easily manipulated by a user.
- this filter device 1 1 forms an extractable filter housing whose lower end defined by the lower end of the inlet duct 15 forms the inlet 9 of liquid in the hollow body 1.
- the first shell 55 has a decreasing transverse cross section from the front opening 64 towards the liquid outlet 10 so as to form a convergent filtration chamber of the tangential type of the liquid flowing between the opening 64 and the outlet 10 of the liquid.
- the first shell 55 has a bottom filter wall 56 inclined backwards and upwards from a bottom portion of the first shell 55.
- This lower inclined wall 56 forms with the longitudinal direction an angle which in the example shown is of the order of 45 °.
- This first shell 55 further comprises a generally horizontal upper wall 57 and extending rearwardly from the front opening 64.
- This filtering upper wall 57 is connected to the filtering lower wall 56 by a portion 61 upper extreme rear curve.
- the rearwardly curved portion 61 has a minimum transverse cross-section while the portion of the first shell 55 opposite this curved portion 61, i.e., at the front opening 64, has maximum cross section.
- the first shell 55 has a decreasing transverse cross section from the front opening 64 to the rearwardly curved portion 61, that is to say towards the rear outlet 10.
- the first shell 55 has a cross section having the shape of a right triangle, the lower wall 56 inclined forming the hypotenuse.
- the apparatus also includes, as shown in particular in FIG. 3, a hatch 6 for access to this filtering device 11.
- This access hatch 6 forms an upper wall of the hollow body 1 and covers the latter.
- this hatch 6 is formed on the top of the device so that a user of the device can easily open the hatch 6 and extract the filter device 11.
- the access hatch 6 is articulated to the body 1 of the apparatus by hinges 23 arranged at the rear of the apparatus.
- the filtering device 11 is a device mounted in the central chamber 1 of the hollow body 1 in the manner of a drawer.
- the rigid frame 26 of the filtering device 1 1 also has two ribs 25 extending laterally on each side of the filtering device 11. These ribs are preferably formed on the side walls of the inlet duct 15 since this duct has no filter walls. However, they could according to other embodiments be arranged on the side walls of the filter walls, for example on the frame 26 of the first shell. Wherever these ribs 25 have shapes and dimensions shaped and conjugate shapes and dimensions of grooves 24 integral with the hollow body 1. These grooves 24 integral with the hollow body 1 extend vertically along the inner faces of the vertical side walls of the hollow body 1. The ribs 25 of the filtering device 11 are therefore adapted to cooperate with the grooves 24 of the hollow body 1 of the apparatus
- the extraction of the filter device 1 1 results from a translation displacement of the filtering device 1 1 along the grooves 24 of the hollow body 1.
- a user can easily remove the filtering device 11 from the hollow body 1 for example to clean it.
- a user can easily, as indicated above, separate the two shells forming this device. This user can thus clean the first shell which forms the debris recovery pocket, as well as the second shell 49 which forms the inlet duct 15 and the liquid inlet 9 arranged at the lower end of the inlet duct 15 .
- the user can easily assemble these shells 49, 55, as indicated above, and reintroduce without difficulty the filtering device 11 in one piece in the hollow body 1 by orienting the filtering device 11 so that the ribs 25 of the filtering device 11 are in view the grooves 24 of the hollow body, and then sliding the filtering device 11 in the hollow body 1.
- the filtering device 11 further comprises a handle 28 formed on an upper portion of the filtering device 11 so as to facilitate the handling of the filtering device 11.
- a user can easily assemble / disassemble the filtering device 11 via this handle 28 when the device is out of the liquid and rests on a horizontal surface.
- the handle 28 is an extension of the rear portion of the bolt 71 on which a user can exert pressure to release the bolt 71 of the keeper 72 formed in the second shell 49 as mentioned above.
- an apparatus comprises a motorized liquid pumping device comprising an electric pumping motor 12 having a rotary motor shaft 13 coupled to a pumping propeller 14 interposed in the hydraulic circuit so as to generate a flow of liquid therebetween the inlet 9 of liquid and the outlet 10 of liquid.
- the liquid outlet 10 is directly opposite the pumping propeller so that the liquid flows out of the liquid outlet 10 in a direction corresponding to the flow of liquid generated by the pumping propeller, this flow having a speed oriented along the axis 51 of rotation of the propeller 14.
- the pumping propeller 14 has an orientation for generating a liquid flow with a horizontal component to the rear.
- the pumping propeller 14 interposed in the hydraulic circuit between the liquid inlet 9 and the liquid outlet 10 has an inclined axis of rotation making, with said longitudinal direction and with the theoretical rolling plane 50, an angle ⁇ different from 90 °.
- This propeller 14 is rotated by the electric pumping motor 12 which has preferably, a rotating motor shaft 13 parallel to the axis of rotation of the propeller 14.
- the electric pumping motor 12 is arranged under the hydraulic circuit, entirely outside this hydraulic circuit which entirely bypasses the pump motor 12 from above.
- the rotary shaft 13 of the pump motor 12 passes through an inclined lower wall defining the hydraulic circuit.
- the seal is provided by an O-ring 18.
- Figure 8 shows a representation of the liquid flow in the hollow body 1 of the apparatus. This circulation is represented diagrammatically in FIG. 8 by the arrows 66. Liquid enters the body
- the liquid outlet 10 facing the pumping propeller 14 the liquid flows out of the apparatus through this outlet with a speed V oriented along the axis 51 of the pumping propeller 14 and having a component longitudinally rearward which induces by reaction forces, whose resultant has a longitudinal component of forward drive which participates in driving the apparatus on the immersed surface.
- the orientation of the hydraulic reaction force created by this output flow, and therefore the amplitude of its longitudinal component, depend on the inclination ⁇ , relative to the theoretical rolling plane 50, of the axis 51 of rotation. of the propeller and the liquid outlet.
- this inclination ⁇ is between 15 ° and 45 °.
- the electric pumping motor is arranged under the hydraulic circuit, entirely outside this hydraulic circuit, so that the filtering device 1 1 of the hydraulic circuit can be removed from the apparatus from above. from the device as before mentioned, without being bothered by the pumping motor.
- Only the pumping propeller 14 is arranged in the hydraulic circuit so as to ensure the flow of liquid.
- This pumping propeller 14 is arranged at the rear of the apparatus, close to the liquid outlet 10. In other words, the pump propeller 14 and the liquid outlet 10 form the end portion of the hydraulic circuit.
- the electric motors for driving and pumping can be of all types known. According to a preferred embodiment, these electric motors are low voltage motors. They can be powered by a power supply external to the device via an electric cable, not shown in the figures, which is connected to the device at an input zone 19 of the electrical cable in the apparatus, as shown in FIG.
- the rolling members for guiding and driving the apparatus comprise a front axle comprising front driving wheels, one on each side, and a rear axle comprising 3 non-drive rear wheels, one on each side.
- the apparatus comprises brushes 4 arranged at the front of the apparatus. These brushes 4 are intended to ensure a brushing of the immersed surface and to move the brushed debris towards the rear of the apparatus towards the inlet 9 of liquid arranged under the apparatus.
- the apparatus further comprises at least one electric motor for driving the front 2-wheel drive wheels.
- the apparatus comprises two drive motors, one on each side, respectively for the independent drive of each of the front wheels.
- each front wheel 2 has an internal toothing 5 cooperating with a pinion driven by the corresponding drive motor 20.
- the apparatus comprises two coaxial front brushes 4.
- Each brush 4 is adapted to be rotated about an axis extending in a direction perpendicular to the longitudinal direction.
- Each brush 4 comprises a plurality of fins 41 extending radially from a brush shaft forming the axis of rotation of the brush 4.
- the fins 41 are for example made of rubber made of a resistant plastic material.
- the brushes 4 are preferably also rotated from at least one electric drive motor 2 of the front wheels 2 via a gear system.
- the rolling members consist of front 2-wheel, non-driving rear 3 and brush 4 which participate in driving and guiding the device on the immersed surface.
- the rolling members 2, 3, 4 have areas intended to come into contact with the immersed surface which are coplanar and define a theoretical rolling plane 50.
- the longitudinal direction of advancement of the apparatus is parallel to this theoretical plane of rolling.
- the front wheels 2 preferably have a diameter of between 100 mm and 500 mm, in particular between 150 mm and 250 mm. According to the embodiment of the figures, the front wheels 2 have a diameter of the order of 200mm. In this way, these front wheels 2 facilitate the crossing of obstacles and have improved motor skills.
- their peripheral tread is formed or coated with a non-slip material
- the front wheels 2 and the brushes 4 constitute forward driving members 2, 4 which extend projecting forwardly with respect to the other components of the apparatus, in particular the hollow body, so as to form the end part. before the aircraft and coming first into contact with an obstacle encountered during the forward movement.
- the apparatus also comprises a maneuvering handle 7 allowing a user to wear the device to immerse in a liquid and out of the latter.
- This handle 7 is preferably arranged opposite the liquid outlet 10 so that when the hollow body 1 is suspended by this handle, the device switches spontaneously under the effect of gravity in a position in which the liquid outlet 10 is located under the inlet 9 of liquid, which allows a drain of the device.
- the appliance is moved from the cleaning position to the emptying position, the debris sucked by the appliance is held in the filtering device and is not likely to come out of the appliance.
- the filtering device 11 may form more than one liquid inlet.
- the design and design of the device, including its hydraulic circuit are subject to infinite variants.
- the invention applies to a bidirectional apparatus capable of retrograde movement.
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