CN218922401U - Dust suction device with storage state - Google Patents
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A dust collector with storage state comprises a dust collection barrel, a bearing ring and a dust collection assembly, wherein the dust collection barrel comprises a barrel inner space, an assembly port communicated with the barrel inner space and at least two connecting pieces arranged on the outer surface of the dust collection barrel, and the assembly port is provided with a caliber. The bearing ring is arranged at the assembly port and is provided with a ring outer diameter larger than the caliber and a ring inner diameter. The dust collection assembly comprises an assembly shell and at least two connecting structures which are formed on the outer surface of the assembly shell and are used for limiting the dust collection assembly to separate the dust collection barrel, the assembly shell is provided with at least one shell outer diameter, the at least one shell outer diameter is smaller than the caliber but larger than the ring inner diameter, and the dust collection assembly is provided with a use state which is overlapped above the dust collection barrel on the basis of the bearing ring and a storage state which is arranged in the space in the barrel.
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Technical Field
The present utility model relates to a dust suction device, and more particularly to a dust suction device with a storage state.
Background
The CN 103961025A, WO 2020011238A, CN 110811414A, CN 111588306A, CN 211933876U and CN 209404622U patents disclose techniques in which the dust collector can be housed.
For example, CN 103961025A describes that the main structure of the dust collector comprises a dust collecting barrel and a machine body element, wherein the machine body element comprises a machine head shell which is overlapped on the dust collecting barrel, a motor which is arranged in the machine head shell, a filter element which is arranged in the dust collecting barrel and a fast-assembling structure which is arranged on the machine head shell, and the fast-assembling structure enables the dust collector to be switched between a first state and a second state. When the filter element is detached from the machine head shell and is independently placed in the dust collection barrel relative to the machine head shell in the first state, the machine head shell is hung at the mouth of the dust collection barrel in an inverted posture through the fast-assembling structure, and the machine head shell is accommodated in the dust collection barrel. However, when the conventional dust suction device enters the first state, the machine head shell and the motor are suspended on the dust collection barrel mouth at the same time, so that the quick-mounting structure bears a considerable weight, and once the structural stability of the quick-mounting structure is insufficient, the machine head shell and the filter element accommodated in the dust collection barrel are prone to generate error collision. Furthermore, the conventional dust collection device is easy to be stored in a manner that part of the components on the machine head shell are still exposed outside the dust collection barrel, so that the machine head shell cannot be completely stored.
Disclosure of Invention
The utility model mainly aims to solve the problem that the conventional dust collection device is unfavorable for storage.
In order to achieve the above-mentioned objective, the present utility model provides a dust collection device with a storage state, the dust collection device comprises a dust collection barrel, a bearing ring and a dust collection assembly, the dust collection barrel comprises a barrel inner space, an assembly opening communicating with the barrel inner space, and at least two connecting pieces arranged on the outer surface of the dust collection barrel and adjacent to the assembly opening, and the assembly opening has a caliber. The bearing ring is arranged at the assembly port and is provided with a ring outer diameter larger than the caliber and a ring inner diameter. The dust collection assembly comprises an assembly shell and at least two connecting structures formed on the outer surface of the assembly shell, wherein the at least two connecting structures provide assembly of the at least two connecting members to limit the dust collection assembly to separate the dust collection barrel, the assembly shell is provided with at least one shell outer diameter, the at least one shell outer diameter is smaller than the caliber but larger than the ring inner diameter, and the dust collection assembly is provided with a use state which is overlapped above the dust collection barrel on the basis of the bearing ring and a storage state which is arranged in the space in the barrel.
In one embodiment, the support ring has an auxiliary positioning rib disposed on a side facing the dust collection assembly.
In one embodiment, the bearing ring is provided with an assembling groove which is arranged on one side facing the dust collection barrel and corresponds to the assembling opening, and an airtight piece which is arranged in the assembling groove.
In one embodiment, the engagement structure is a recess formed in the component housing and an engagement protrusion formed in the recess and mating with one of the at least two engagement members.
In one embodiment, the assembly housing comprises a barrel-shaped outer cover and a bottom plate matched with the barrel-shaped outer cover, wherein the bottom plate is provided with at least one air vent which can be communicated with the space in the barrel.
In one embodiment, the bottom plate has a plurality of support ribs disposed around the vent, and a secondary air passing plate connected to the support ribs and facing the vent, the secondary air passing plate having a plurality of through holes formed therein.
In one embodiment, the dust collection assembly comprises a handle mounted on the assembly housing, the assembly housing having a receiving recess for receiving the handle therein.
In one embodiment, the at least two engaging members each comprise a base fixed on the outer surface of the dust collection barrel, a bridge member pivotally connected to the base, and a hook member connected to the bridge member.
In one embodiment, the hook member comprises a straight line section connected with the bridge member, an inclined section connected with the straight line section, and a hook forming section connected with the inclined section.
In one embodiment, the space in the barrel has at least one barrel inner diameter, the at least one barrel inner diameter being greater than or equal to the caliber.
Compared with the prior art, the utility model has the following characteristics: the dust collection device is convenient to reduce the volume of the dust collection device when not in use for transportation by the arrangement of the bearing ring, and meanwhile, when the dust collection device enters the storage state, the dust collection component is placed in the space in the barrel and can be completely stored in the dust collection barrel by the design of the bearing ring.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view of an embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 2 is an exploded view of an embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 3 is a partially exploded view (I) of an embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 4 is a partially exploded view (II) of an embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 5 is a schematic cross-sectional view of an embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 6 is an enlarged schematic view of a part of the structure of an embodiment of the present utility model
FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram (I) illustrating an implementation state of an embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram (II) illustrating an implementation state of an embodiment of the present utility model.
[ symbolic description ]
100: dust suction device
10: dust collection barrel
101: shell top edge
11: space in barrel
111: barrel inner diameter
12: assembling port
121: caliber of
13: connecting piece
131: base seat
132: bridge piece
133: hook piece
135: straight line segment
136: oblique section
137: hook forming section
14: dust inlet
30: bearing ring
31: inner diameter of ring
32: ring outer diameter
33: auxiliary positioning rib
34: inner ring edge
35: outer ring edge
36: assembling groove
37: ring body
38: extension part
39: air tight piece
50: dust collection assembly
51: component housing
511: outer diameter of shell
512: barrel-shaped outer cover
513: bottom plate
514: air outlet
515: vent opening
516: support rib
517: secondary air passing plate
518: through hole
519: inner cover
520: assembling post
521: air passing hole
522: accommodating groove
53: joint structure
531: groove
532: connection lug
54: positioning groove
541: inner wall
542: inner wall
55: air draft motor
56: dust filtering piece
57: handle for carrying
70: pulley wheel
Detailed Description
The detailed description and the technical content of the utility model are now as follows in conjunction with the accompanying drawings:
referring to fig. 1 to 5, the present utility model provides a dust collection device 100 with a storage state, which comprises a dust collection barrel 10, a bearing ring 30 and a dust collection assembly 50. The dust collection barrel 10 provides dust collection function, the dust collection barrel 10 has a barrel inner space 11, an assembling opening 12 connecting with the barrel inner space 11, and at least two connecting pieces 13 arranged on the surface of the dust collection barrel 10, wherein the assembling opening 12 is defined by at least one top edge of the shell piece (as shown by the reference numeral 101 in fig. 6) of the dust collection barrel 10, the assembling opening 12 is used as the barrel opening of the dust collection barrel 10, the assembling opening 12 enables the barrel inner space 11 to be opened, and the assembling opening 12 has a caliber 121. In addition, the function of the at least two connecting members 13 is to provide a connection, the at least two connecting members 13 are disposed adjacent to the assembly opening 12, the adjacent disposition means that the at least two connecting members 13 are located on one side of the surface of the dust collecting barrel 10 near the assembly opening 12, and the location of the at least two connecting members 13 is sufficient to provide a connection function, and the present utility model is not particularly limited to the location of the at least two connecting members 13. The support ring 30 is a separate component with respect to the dust collecting barrel 10, the support ring 30 is selectively disposed on the dust collecting barrel 10 and can be separated from the dust collecting barrel 10, the support ring 30 has a ring inner diameter 31 and a ring outer diameter 32, and the ring inner diameter 31 is larger than the caliber 121, so that the support ring 30 is assembled on the top edge 101 of the shell member when the support ring 30 is assembled with the dust collecting barrel 10, and is disposed at the assembling port 12. The dust collection assembly 50 includes an assembly housing 51 and at least two engaging structures 53 formed on the outer surface of the assembly housing 51, wherein the assembly housing 51 can be selectively assembled with the support ring 30, and is positioned on the dust collection barrel 10 when the assembly housing 51 is connected with the support ring 30, and is removed from the dust collection barrel 10 when the assembly housing 51 is separated from the support ring 30. The at least two engaging structures 53 are matched with the at least two engaging members 13, and the at least two engaging structures 53 provide the at least two engaging members 13 for assembling so as to limit the dust collection assembly 50 from being separated from the dust collection barrel 10 during use. Further, the assembly housing 51 has at least one housing outer diameter 511, the at least one housing outer diameter 511 being smaller than the bore 121 but larger than the ring inner diameter 31. In one embodiment, the outer diameter 511 of the housing is a single design, meaning that the component housing 51 does not have an outer diameter variation, and in another embodiment, the outer diameter 511 of the housing is a plurality of designs, meaning that the component housing 51 has an outer diameter variation, and each of the plurality of housing outer diameters 511 is less than the bore 121 but greater than the inner diameter 31.
With reference to fig. 5 to 8, the dust collection device 50 has a use state above the dust collection barrel 10 and a storage state in which the dust collection barrel is placed in the barrel space 11, in the use state, the support ring 30 is disposed on the assembly opening 12, the device housing 51 is stacked on the support ring 30, so that the dust collection device 50 is stacked above the dust collection barrel 10 based on the support ring 30, at this time, the dust collection device 100 can perform a dust collection operation, in the storage state, the support ring 30 is removed from the assembly opening 12, and in the storage state, the device housing 51 is no longer limited by the ring inner diameter 31 of the support ring 30, so that the dust collection device 50 can be placed in the barrel space 11. Further, the dust collection assembly 50 may be placed in the tub space 11, and the dust collection assembly 50 may be inverted in the tub space 11. It should be noted that, when the dust collection device 50 is placed in the interior space 11, the top edge of the dust collection device 50 is smaller than the assembly opening 12, that is, the top edge of the dust collection device 50 will not exceed the assembly opening 12 and can be completely accommodated in the interior space 11, as shown in fig. 7. After that, when the dust collection assembly 50 is placed in the barrel space 11, the bearing ring 30 is placed on the assembly opening 12 again, so as to complete the storage of the dust collection device 100. When the dust collection assembly 50 is to be changed from the storage state to the use state again, the dust collection assembly 50 is taken out from the barrel space 11, the support ring 30 is placed on the assembly port 12 again, and the dust collection assembly 50 is stacked on the dust collection barrel 10 again based on the support ring 30.
As can be seen from the above description, the at least one outer diameter 511 of the component housing 51 is smaller than the caliber 121, so that the dust collection component 50 cannot be individually disposed above the dust collection barrel 10 when the dust collection component 50 is in the use state, and the dust collection device 100 is disposed on the dust collection barrel 10 based on the support ring 30 by the support ring 30. When the dust collection assembly 50 is turned into the storage state, the top edge of the dust collection assembly 50 does not exceed the assembly opening 12 after the dust collection assembly 50 is placed in the barrel space 11, so that the dust collection assembly 50 is not exposed out of the dust collection barrel 10, thereby reducing the volume of the dust collection device 100 and facilitating transportation of the dust collection device 100. Compared with the prior art, the utility model does not simply invert the nose element for storage, but completely stores the dust collection assembly 50 in the dust collection barrel 10, and effectively solves the problem that the prior dust collection device relies on a quick-assembly structure to hang the nose shell.
Referring to fig. 5 to 8, in one embodiment of the present utility model, the space 11 has at least one inner diameter 111, and the at least one inner diameter 111 is greater than or equal to the aperture 121, in other words, the space 11 is at least equal to the aperture 121 of the assembly opening 12, so that the dust collection assembly 50 can be accommodated in the space 11. In addition, when the inside diameter 111 of the barrel is designed in the singular, it means that the inside space 11 of the barrel has no inside diameter variation, but has a straight barrel shape, and when the inside diameter 111 of the barrel is designed in the plural, it means that the inside space 11 of the barrel has inside diameter variation.
On the other hand, in order to stabilize the assembly of the carrier ring 30 and the assembly housing 51, in one embodiment, the carrier ring 30 has an auxiliary positioning rib 33 disposed on a side facing the dust collection assembly 50, the assembly housing 51 has a positioning groove 54 matching with the auxiliary positioning rib 33, and the positioning groove 54 provides the auxiliary positioning rib 33 disposed therein. Further, the carrier ring 30 has an inner ring edge 34 defining the inner ring diameter 31 and an outer ring edge 35 defining the outer ring diameter 32, and the auxiliary positioning rib 33 is disposed adjacent to the inner ring edge 34, more specifically, one side of the auxiliary positioning rib 33 is coplanar with the inner ring edge 34. In another embodiment, the two inner walls (e.g. 541, 542) of the positioning groove 54 located on opposite sides of the auxiliary positioning rib 33 are not equal in length.
In order to stabilize the assembly of the carrier 30 and the dust bin 10, in one embodiment, the carrier 30 has an assembly groove 36 formed on a side facing the dust bin 10, and the assembly groove 36 corresponds to the top edge 101 of the housing, thereby enabling the carrier 30 to be stably placed on the assembly opening 12. In more detail, the support ring 30 includes a ring body 37 with the inner ring edge 34 and an extension 38 connecting the ring body 37, the ring body 37 is shaped to conform to the assembly housing 51 to provide the dust collection assembly 50 to be placed on the support ring 30, and the extension 38 and the ring body 37 together form the assembly groove 36 such that the assembly groove 36 conforms to the top edge 101 of the housing of the dust collection tub 10. In addition, in order to keep airtight, the bearing ring 30 has an airtight member 39 disposed in the assembly groove 36, and the airtight member 39 is assembled with the top edge 101 of the housing of the dust collection barrel 10, thereby forming airtight in the dust collection barrel 10 and preventing dust in the dust collection barrel 10 from flowing out when the dust collection device 100 is operated.
Further, in order to prevent the dust collection assembly 50 from separating from the dust collection barrel 10 when in the use state, each of the at least two engagement members 13 comprises a base 131 fixed on the outer surface of the dust collection barrel 10, a bridge member 132 pivotally connected to the base 131, and a hook member 133 connected to the bridge member 132, wherein the hook member 133 extends from the dust collection barrel 10 toward the assembly housing 51 and is operable. Each of the at least two engaging members 13 is operated by the hook member 133, and after the hook member 133 is operated, the bridge member 132 is pivoted relative to the base 131, and drives the hook member 133 to displace relative to the component housing 51. In another embodiment, the engaging structure 53 of the present utility model is a groove 531 formed in the component housing 51, and an engaging protrusion 532 formed in the groove 531 and matched with one of the at least two engaging members 13, wherein the engaging protrusion 532 is disposed on one side of the groove 531, and the side of the groove 531, which is not provided with the engaging protrusion 532, receives the hook member 133 into the groove 531, and the hook member 133 is limited by the engaging protrusion 532 after entering the groove 531, so as to be blocked in the groove 531. More specifically, the hook member 133 includes a straight section 135 connected to the bridge member 132, an inclined section 136 connected to the straight section 135, and a hook forming section 137 connected to the inclined section 136, wherein the inclined section 136 engages the straight section 135 with the hook forming section 137, and the inclined section 136 is inclined toward the component housing 51, such that the hook forming section 137 is extended into one of the at least two engaging structures 53.
Referring to fig. 1 to 5, in an embodiment, the dust collection device 100 has a dust collection function, the dust collection barrel 10 has at least one dust inlet 14 communicating with the space 11 in the barrel, and the dust collection assembly 50 further has an air suction motor 55 communicating with the dust inlet 14, and at least one dust filter 56 disposed on an air inlet side of the air suction motor 55. Wherein, the air suction motor 55 is disposed in the assembly housing 51, and after the air suction motor 55 is started, an external air containing dust is extracted from the at least one dust inlet 14, the dust filter 56 is disposed on a side of the air suction motor 55 receiving the external air, and the dust filter 56 provides a filtering function for the external air, so that the dust in the external air is attached to the dust filter 56 or falls into the barrel space 11. Further, the assembly housing 51 comprises a barrel-shaped outer cover 512 and a bottom plate 513 matched with the barrel-shaped outer cover 512, the barrel-shaped outer cover 512 is provided with at least one air outlet 514, the bottom plate 513 is provided with at least one air vent 515, the air outlet 514 provides air exhausted by the air exhausting motor 55 to be exhausted out of the assembly housing 51, the air vent 515 is communicated with the barrel space 11 and the air inlet side of the air exhausting motor 55, and the external air is filtered and then enters the air exhausting motor 55.
On the base 513, the bottom plate 513 has a plurality of support ribs 516 disposed around the air vent 515, and a plurality of sub-passing air plates 517 connected to the support ribs 516, the support ribs 516 are disposed at intervals, the support ribs 516 are arranged radially around the air vent 515, the sub-passing air plates 517 face the air vent 515, the sub-passing air plates 517 do not close the air vent 515, the sub-passing air plates 517 are disposed on the bottom plate 513 through the support ribs 516 and face the air vent 515, the distance between the sub-passing air plates 517 and the bottom plate 513 is determined by the height of the support ribs 516, a plurality of through holes 518 are formed in the sub-passing air plates 517, and the through holes 518 are located in the projection range of the air vent 515 and are directly communicated with the air vent 515. Further, the assembly housing 51 includes an inner housing 519 for positioning the suction motor 55, and a plurality of assembling posts 520 disposed on the periphery of the inner housing 519, wherein the inner housing 519 does not completely enclose the suction motor 55, the inner housing 519 forms at least one air passing hole 521 for providing communication with the at least one air outlet 514, the air passing hole 521 allows the air exhausted from the suction motor 55 to flow to the at least one air outlet 514, the assembling posts 520 are disposed along the periphery of the inner housing 519 and extend from the bottom plate 513 toward the barrel-shaped housing 512, and the assembling posts 520 are used for assembling the bottom plate 513 and the barrel-shaped housing 512.
In another aspect, the present utility model is directed to a user-friendly vacuum assembly 50. In one embodiment, the vacuum assembly 50 includes a handle 57 mounted to the assembly housing 51. Further, in one embodiment, the assembly housing 51 has a receiving groove 522 for receiving the handle 57 therein, and the receiving groove 522 is at least in depth fit with the handle 57, such that when the handle 57 is received in the receiving groove 522, the top surface of the assembly housing 51 is substantially flat (as shown in fig. 5), so as to facilitate the subsequent inversion of the dust collection device 100 into the barrel space 11. In another embodiment, the dust collection device 100 has a plurality of pulleys 70 disposed at the bottom of the dust collection tub 10 for easy transportation.
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1. A dust suction device having a storage state, comprising:
a dust collection barrel comprising a barrel inner space, an assembly opening communicated with the barrel inner space, and at least two connecting pieces arranged on the outer surface of the dust collection barrel and adjacent to the assembly opening, wherein the assembly opening has a caliber;
the bearing ring is arranged at the assembly port and is provided with a ring outer diameter larger than the caliber and a ring inner diameter; and
the dust collection assembly comprises an assembly shell and at least two connecting structures formed on the outer surface of the assembly shell, wherein the at least two connecting structures provide assembly of the at least two connecting members to limit the dust collection assembly to separate the dust collection barrel, the assembly shell is provided with at least one shell outer diameter, the at least one shell outer diameter is smaller than the caliber but larger than the ring inner diameter, and the dust collection assembly is provided with a use state which is overlapped above the dust collection barrel on the basis of the bearing ring and a storage state which is arranged in the space in the barrel.
2. The vacuum cleaner of claim 1, wherein the support ring has an auxiliary positioning rib disposed on a side facing the vacuum cleaner assembly.
3. The dust collector of claim 1 or 2, wherein the support ring has an assembling groove corresponding to the assembling opening and provided on a side facing the dust collecting barrel, and an airtight member provided in the assembling groove.
4. The dust collector of claim 1 or 2, wherein the engaging structure comprises a recess formed in the housing and an engaging protrusion formed in the recess and engaged with one of the at least two engaging members.
5. A dust collector according to claim 1 or claim 2, wherein the assembly housing comprises a barrel-shaped housing and a base plate cooperating with the barrel-shaped housing, the base plate having at least one vent opening capable of communicating with the space in the barrel.
6. The dust collector of claim 5, wherein the bottom plate has a plurality of support ribs surrounding the vent hole, and a secondary air passing plate connected to the support ribs and facing the vent hole, the secondary air passing plate having a plurality of through holes formed therein.
7. A dust extraction device as claimed in claim 1 or claim 2, wherein the dust extraction assembly comprises a handle mounted on the assembly housing, the assembly housing having a receiving recess for receiving the handle therein.
8. The dust collector of claim 1 or 2, wherein the at least two engaging members each comprise a base fixed on the outer surface of the dust collecting barrel, a bridge member pivotally connected to the base, and a hook member connected to the bridge member.
9. The vacuum cleaner of claim 8, wherein the hook member comprises a straight section connected to the bridge member, an inclined section connected to the straight section, and a hook-forming section connected to the inclined section.
10. The vacuum cleaner of claim 1, wherein the interior space has at least one inner diameter greater than or equal to the diameter.
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