WO2022110571A1 - 吸尘器 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the technical field of vacuum cleaners, in particular to a vacuum cleaner.
- Vacuum cleaners can be generally classified into canister type and upright type, the main body and the nozzle of the canister type are separated by a predetermined pipe and then connected to each other, and the upright type of vacuum cleaner is formed as one body according to its type.
- the vacuum cleaner includes a driving unit that generates suction, a suction unit that sucks air on a surface to be cleaned using the suction of the driving unit, and a cyclone separating device that separates and collects dust from the air sucked by the suction unit and discharges the clean air.
- a cyclone is a device that uses centrifugal force to separate dust in the air that is drawn in.
- the current vacuum cleaner has a complex structure, and the dust separation effect is not good.
- a vacuum cleaner comprising:
- a cyclone separation device is connected to the host device, the cyclone separation device includes a casing and a cyclone separation assembly arranged in the casing, the cyclone separation assembly includes a second cyclone unit, and the second cyclone unit includes an annular wind A grid and a filter screen arranged on the outer periphery of the annular air grid, the annular air grid includes blades and an air flow guide member arranged on the outer periphery of the blades, the blades are multiple, and a filter is formed between the adjacent blades. mouth.
- the end portion of the airflow guide and the end portion of the blade abut against the inner wall of the filter screen.
- a first dust chamber is formed between the cyclone separation assembly and the inner side wall of the housing, the cyclone separation assembly further includes a base and a second air duct flange, and the base is connected to The annular air grille and the second air duct flange are connected to the base and protrude into the first dust chamber.
- the distance L1 between the airflow guide and the end of the blade is 5mm-6mm
- the length L2 of the blade is 15mm-16mm
- the gap L3 between adjacent blades is 2mm -3mm
- the distance L4 between the end of the airflow guide and the blade is 2mm-3mm.
- the cyclone separation assembly is provided with a second air outlet for communicating with the first dust chamber, and the annular air grille is located at the second air outlet and the second duct flange;
- the second air duct flanging includes a first blocking part and a second blocking part arranged on the outer periphery of the first blocking part, and a blocking cavity is formed between the first blocking part and the base .
- the cyclone separation assembly includes a first cyclone unit connected to the second cyclone unit, the second cyclone unit is formed with a second dust chamber, and the first cyclone unit is used in the A first cyclone is formed in the first dust chamber, and a second cyclone is formed in the second dust chamber after the first cyclone passes through the annular air grid.
- the second cyclone unit is formed with a first air inlet duct
- the first cyclone unit is provided with a second air inlet duct that communicates with the first air inlet duct
- the second air inlet duct The duct includes a straight air duct and a spiral air duct connected with the straight air duct, and the straight air duct communicates with the first air inlet duct.
- the straight air duct has a second air inlet that communicates with the first air inlet duct
- the spiral air duct has a second air outlet that communicates with the first dust chamber
- the second air inlet communicates with the first dust chamber.
- the air outlet faces the inner side wall of the casing.
- the second cyclone unit is provided with a first air inlet duct
- the first cyclone unit is provided with a second air inlet duct connected to the first air inlet duct
- the second air inlet The duct communicates with the first dust chamber
- the first dust chamber communicates with the second dust chamber
- the first cyclone unit is further provided with an exhaust duct communicated with the second dust chamber.
- a filter element is provided in the air exhaust duct of the cyclone separation device, and the air passing through the air exhaust duct passes through the filter element and then enters the host device.
- the above-mentioned vacuum cleaner includes a host device and a cyclone separation device.
- the cyclone separation assembly is disposed in the casing and forms a first dust chamber with the inner side wall of the casing.
- the cyclone separation assembly includes a first cyclone unit and a second cyclone unit, and the second cyclone unit is provided with a second dust chamber.
- the first cyclone unit is used to form a first cyclone in the first dust chamber
- the second cyclone unit is used to form a second cyclone in the second dust chamber.
- the maximum diameter of the first dust chamber is larger than that of the second dust chamber. maximum diameter, so the wind speed of the first cyclone in the first dust chamber is smaller than the wind speed of the second cyclone in the second dust chamber. Therefore, the second cyclone in the second dust chamber is able to separate lighter mass particles.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic structural diagram of a vacuum cleaner in an embodiment of the present application
- Figure 2 shows an axial cross-sectional view of the cyclone separation device included in the vacuum cleaner of Figure 1;
- Figure 3 shows a top view of the first cyclone unit in Figure 2;
- FIG. 4 shows an exploded schematic diagram of a part of the structure of a cyclone separation device according to an embodiment of the present application
- Fig. 5 shows another exploded schematic diagram of the partial structure of the cyclone separation device according to an embodiment of the application
- FIG. 6 shows a cross-sectional view of the annular air grid in FIG. 4 in a plane perpendicular to the central axis;
- Figure 6A shows a force analysis diagram of dust particles
- Figure 6B shows a partial cross-sectional view of two annular air grids
- 6C and 6D are schematic structural diagrams of the filter screen and the annular air grille in the two embodiments.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic structural diagram of the vacuum cleaner when the power suction port of the host device is separated from the exhaust end of the cyclone separation device according to an embodiment of the application;
- FIG. 8 is a partial schematic diagram of a locking device of a vacuum cleaner cooperating with surrounding components according to an embodiment of the application;
- FIG. 9 is a schematic structural diagram of the locking device in FIG. 8.
- Figure 10 is a schematic diagram of the self-locking cooperation between the lock catch and the locking piece
- FIG. 11 is a schematic structural diagram of the suction port unit of the cyclone separation device in an embodiment of the application when it is opened relative to the casing;
- Figure 12 is a schematic structural diagram of the cyclone separation device in Figure 11 from another perspective;
- FIG. 13 is a schematic structural diagram of a vacuum cleaner from another perspective in an embodiment of the application.
- FIG. 14 is a schematic structural diagram of a casing of a host device in another embodiment
- FIG. 15 is a schematic structural diagram of the suction port unit matched with the housing shown in FIG. 14;
- Fig. 16 is a partial structural schematic diagram of a vacuum cleaner in one embodiment
- FIG. 17 is a schematic structural diagram of the suction port unit in FIG. 16 perpendicular to the axial direction.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic structural diagram of a vacuum cleaner in an embodiment of the present application.
- the vacuum cleaner includes a host device 200 and a cyclone separation device 100 .
- the host device 200 includes a handle 210 , one end of the handle 210 is connected with a battery unit 220 , and the other end of the handle 210 is connected with a motor unit 230 .
- the battery unit 220 is used to provide power, and the motor unit 230 rotates after being powered on, thereby generating suction power.
- the cyclone separation device 100 is connected to the host device 200 . As shown in FIG. 2 , FIG. 2 shows an axial cross-sectional view of the cyclone separation device 100 included in the vacuum cleaner of FIG. 1 .
- the cyclone separation device 100 includes a casing 130 and a cyclone assembly disposed within the casing 130 .
- the cyclone separation assembly has two dust chambers, namely the first dust chamber 151 and the second dust chamber 152 .
- the host device 200 provides suction power to form wind flow. Along the direction of wind flow, the first dust chamber 151 is provided upstream, and the second dust chamber 152 is provided downstream. A first cyclone is generated in the first dust chamber 151 , and a second cyclone is generated in the second dust chamber 152 .
- the dust-carrying airflow first completes the separation of large particles of dust in the first dust chamber 151 , and then completes the separation of small particles of dust in the second dust chamber 152 , and then the clean airflow enters the host device 200 .
- the cyclone separation assembly is disposed in the casing 130 , and a first dust chamber 151 is formed between the cyclone separation assembly and the inner side wall 130A of the casing 130 .
- the cyclone separation assembly includes a first cyclone unit 110 and a second cyclone unit 120 , and the second cyclone unit 120 is connected to the first cyclone unit 110 .
- a second dust chamber 152 is provided in the second cyclone unit 120 .
- the first cyclone unit 110 is used to form a first cyclone in the first dust chamber 151
- the second cyclone unit 120 is used to form a second cyclone in the second dust chamber 152 .
- the second cyclone unit 120 is formed with a first air inlet duct 161
- the first cyclone unit 110 is formed with a second air inlet duct 162 .
- the first air inlet duct 161 communicates with the second air inlet duct 162
- the second air inlet duct 162 communicates with the first dust chamber 151
- the second dust chamber 152 communicates with the first dust chamber 151 .
- the first cyclone unit 110 is formed with an air exhaust duct 163 .
- the exhaust duct 163 communicates with the second dust chamber 152 .
- the first air inlet duct 161 has a first air inlet 161A and a first air outlet 161B.
- the second air inlet duct 162 has a second air inlet 162A and a second air outlet 162B.
- the first air outlet 161B communicates with the second air inlet 162A.
- the second air outlet 162B communicates with the first dust chamber 151 .
- the flow path of the air flow is that it enters the first air inlet duct 161 from the first air inlet 161A, enters the second air inlet duct 162 from the first air outlet 161B of the first air inlet duct 161 through the second air inlet 162A, and enters the second air inlet 162 from the second air inlet 162A.
- the second air outlet 162B of the air inlet duct 162 enters the first dust chamber 151 .
- a first cyclone is formed in the first dust chamber 151 .
- the first cyclone enters the second dust chamber 152 and is converted into a second cyclone in the second dust chamber 152 .
- the second cyclone enters the host device 200 from the exhaust duct 163 .
- the second air inlet duct 162 includes a straight air duct 162C and a spiral air duct 162D.
- the straight air duct 162C is connected to the spiral air duct 162D. More specifically, the straight air duct 162C has a second air inlet 162A, and the spiral air duct 162D has a second air outlet 162B.
- the second air inlet 162A of the straight air duct 162C is connected to the first air outlet 161B of the first air inlet duct 161 .
- the second air outlet 162B of the spiral air duct 162D is connected to the first dust chamber 151 .
- An end of the straight air duct 162C away from the second air inlet 162A is connected to an end of the spiral air duct 162D away from the second air outlet 162B.
- FIG. 3 shows a top view of the first cyclone unit 110 in FIG. 2 .
- the straight air duct 162C, the spiral air duct 162D and the second air outlet 162B can be seen.
- the straight air duct 162C is located approximately in the middle of the first cyclone unit 110 and extends along the direction of the central axis of the first cyclone unit 110 .
- the first air inlet duct 161 and the straight air duct 162C are disposed in the middle of the casing 130 .
- the second air outlet 162B is substantially located on the outer circumference of the first cyclone unit 110 .
- the spiral air channel 162D spirally extends from the middle of the first cyclone unit 110 to the outer periphery of the first cyclone unit 110 , and the shape of the spiral air channel 162D is similar to the shape of a volute.
- the dashed line in Figure 3 also shows the trajectory of the wind flow.
- the air flow is discharged from the second air outlet 162B of the spiral air duct 162D, it is discharged along the tangential line of the outer circumference of the first cyclone unit 110 approximately.
- the second air outlet 162B of the spiral air duct 162D is generally directed toward the inner side wall 130A of the housing 130 .
- the shape of the inner side wall 130A of the housing 130 is circular on a cross section perpendicular to the central axis of the cylindrical surface; the second air outlet 162B
- the normal direction of the circle is not along the radial direction of the circle, but forms a certain angle with the radial direction of the circle.
- the above structure enables the wind flow to enter the cyclone separation device 100 from the middle part of the cyclone separation device 100 along the axial channel, and the first cyclone is formed around the middle part of the cyclone separation device 100 , making the structure of the cyclone separation device 100 more compact.
- the shape of the spiral air duct 162D is similar to the shape of a volute, so that the wind flow forms a first cyclone in the first dust chamber 151, so that the dust and other particles carried in the wind flow are pressed down into the bottom of the first dust chamber 151 to complete the first cyclone. filter once.
- the second air outlet 162B should not be too large, so as to ensure that the wind flow discharged from the second air outlet 162B has a larger centrifugal force, thereby improving the dust separation effect.
- FIG. 4 shows an exploded schematic diagram of a partial structure of a cyclone separation device 100 according to an embodiment of the present application.
- FIG. 5 shows another exploded schematic diagram of a partial structure of a cyclone separation device 100 according to an embodiment of the application.
- the cyclone separation device 100 includes a first cyclone unit 110 and a second cyclone unit 120 .
- the assembled structure of the first cyclone unit 110 and the second cyclone unit 120 is shown in FIG. 2 .
- the second cyclone unit 120 includes a base 121 , an annular air grille 122 and a filter screen 123 .
- the base 121 is connected to the lower end of the housing 130 .
- the upper end of the base 121 is connected to the annular air grille 122 .
- the filter screen 123 is annular, and the filter screen 123 is sleeved on the outer periphery of the annular air grille 122 .
- the annular air grid 122 has a plurality of filter ports 122A, and these filter ports 122A are all strip-shaped.
- the second dust chamber 152 is arranged in the base 121 , and the first dust chamber 151 communicates with the second dust chamber 152 through the filter port 122A of the annular air grille 122 . Specifically, the wind flows in the first dust chamber 151 , first passes through the filter screen 123 , then passes through the filter port 122A of the annular air grid 122 , and then enters the second dust chamber 152 .
- FIG. 6 shows a cross-sectional view of the annular air grid 122 in FIG. 4 in a plane perpendicular to the central axis.
- the outside of the filter screen 123 is the first dust chamber 151 , and the annular air grille 122 is arranged inside the filter screen 123 .
- the annular air grille 122 may abut against the inner wall of the filter screen 123 , or may have a certain gap with the inner wall of the filter screen 123 .
- the direction of the wind flow is also shown in FIG. 6 .
- the wind flow spirals from the first dust chamber 151 into the second dust chamber 152 along the direction shown in the figure, and forms a second cyclone in the second dust chamber 152 .
- the first dust chamber 151 and the second dust chamber 152 are coaxially arranged, and the straight air duct 162C is located at the central axis of the first dust chamber 151. Since the movement trajectory of the wind is through the straight air duct 162C, the spiral air duct 162D, the first The dust chamber 151 and the second dust chamber 152 , so the dust carried by the wind entering the inside of the annular wind grid 122 is collected in the second dust chamber 152 under the action of the centrifugal force of the spiral in the second dust chamber 152 . As shown in FIG. 6 , the specific structure of the annular air grid 122 is further described.
- the annular air grid 122 includes a circular top plate 122B and a plurality of strip-shaped blades 122C connected to the top plate 122B.
- the top plate 122B may be connected to the first cyclone unit 110 through a screw.
- These vanes 122C are arranged in a ring shape, and the vanes 122C are inclined with respect to the radial direction of the annular wind grid 122 .
- Filter ports 122A are formed between adjacent blades 122C.
- the outer side of the blade 122C is provided with an airflow guide 122D.
- the airflow guide 122D and the vane 122C form a blocking groove 122F.
- the blocking groove 122F may have an acute angle, and a side complementary to the blocking groove 122F forms a guide portion 122G for guiding the wind flow. That is to say, the wind flow is guided by the air guide portion 122G, so that the wind flow does not enter the annular air grille 122 along the radial direction of the annular air grille 122 .
- the wind flow is guided tangentially. As shown in FIG. 6 , the wind flows spirally in the first dust chamber 151 .
- FIG. 6 shows a schematic diagram of the flow of three wind flows.
- One wind flow 41 can directly pass through the filter port 122A, and one wind flow 42 can be blocked by the blades 122C.
- the airflow guide 122D on the top is blocked, and the airflow 42 bypasses the airflow guide 122D and then enters the filter port 122A.
- One of the wind flows 43 flows around the outer circumference of the annular wind grid 122 . Due to the dust particles carried in the wind flow, a part of the dust particles with smaller diameters flow through the filter port 122A with the wind, and a part of the dust particles with larger diameters are deposited to the bottom of the first dust chamber 151 under the action of the helical force of the cyclone.
- the larger particles in the wind flow are filtered through the filter screen 123, and under the action of the spiral force, these larger particles will sink to the first dust bottom of chamber 151.
- Part of the smaller particles will enter the second cyclone unit 120 through the filter port 122A, and form a second cyclone in the second dust chamber 152 .
- the mesh diameter of the filter screen 123 can be about 1 mm, and the filter screen 123 filters the larger particles in the wind flow. With the passage of time, the larger particles may block the mesh holes of the filter screen 123 , and the suction force of the suction port unit 132 (shown in FIG. 7 ) is reduced.
- the annular air grille 122 is provided to reduce the entry of larger dust particles into the filter screen 123, thereby preventing the larger dust particles from clogging the filter screen. The working principle of the gate 122 will be described.
- FIG. 6A is a force analysis diagram of the larger dust particles G1 and G2 .
- the figure shows two kinds of filter ports 122A1 and 122A2 located on the annular air grid 122.
- the annular air grid 122 forming the filter port 122A1 is not provided with the airflow guide 122D, and the annular air grid 122 forming the filter port 122A2 is shown in FIG. 6.
- Annular grille 122 with airflow guide 122D is shown.
- the airflow guides 122D are generally disposed along the radial direction of the annular air grid 122 , and the radial direction is the radial direction of the outer contour of the annular air grid 122 .
- the dust particles G1 and G2 have a tendency to move circularly in the direction of the wind flow 43 .
- the dust particles G1 are subjected to centrifugal force F and suction F, and the suction direction of suction F is along the extension direction of the filter port 122A1.
- the centrifugal force F received by the dust particles G1 can offset part of the suction force F, so the suction force F can still attract the dust particles G1 toward the filter port 122A1.
- the dust particles G2 are also subjected to centrifugal force F separation and suction force F suction, and the suction force F suction direction is along the extension direction of the filter port 122A2.
- the centrifugal force F received by the dust particles G2 offsets all the suction force F suction, so the suction force F suction cannot make the dust particles G2 attract toward the filter port 122A2.
- the airflow guides 122D are generally arranged along the radial direction of the annular air grille 122 , which also makes it difficult for dust particles to enter the inside of the annular air grille 122 .
- a spiral motion can be formed in the second dust chamber 152, and is collected in the second dust chamber 152 under the action of the centrifugal force of the spiral. As shown in FIG. 6B , FIG.
- FIG. 6B shows a partial cross-sectional view of two kinds of annular air grilles 122
- the upper part in FIG. 6B shows a partial cross-sectional view of the annular air grille 122 shown in FIG.
- the structure shown in the lower part differs from the structure shown in the upper part in FIG. 6B in that the relative positions of the airflow guides 122D and the vanes 122C are different.
- the guide portion 122G shown in the upper part of FIG. 6 includes a portion of the airflow guide 122D and a portion of the vane 122C.
- the air guide 122G shown in the lower part in FIG. 6 is the entire airflow guide 122D. The angle between the direction in which the air guide portion 122G guides the wind flow in the upper structure of FIG.
- the distance L1 between the airflow guides 122D on both sides of the air guide portion 122G and the ends of the blades 122C may be 5mm-6mm, for example, may be 5.5mm;
- the length L2 of the blade 122C may be 15mm-16mm, for example, may be 15.5mm.
- the width L3 of the filter port 122A formed between two adjacent blades 122C may be 2 mm-3 mm, for example, may be 2.5 mm.
- the pressure drop caused by the annular air grille 122 can be increased, resulting in a loss of suction energy, while when the value of L3 is large, the tangential acceleration effect of the air guide 122G on the airflow is reduced, resulting in reduced cleaning performance .
- the suction energy and cleaning power can be taken into account by selecting the value in the middle of the range.
- the distance L4 between the end of the airflow guide 122D and the vane 122C may be 2mm-3mm, for example, may be 2.5mm.
- the maximum radius of the annular air grid 122 is R. Since the blades 122C of the annular air grid 122 are inclined, the maximum radius refers to the farthest distance from the center of the circle on the blades 122C.
- the value of R can be 35mm-40mm. When the inner wall of the filter screen abuts against the annular air grille 122, the radius of the filter screen is also about 35mm-40mm.
- the included angle ⁇ between the length direction of the blade 122C and the radius R of the annular wind grid 122 may be 55°-75°, for example, may be 70°.
- the number of blades 122C, the length of the blades 122C and the inclination angle of the blades all affect the filtering effect and cleaning ability of the vacuum cleaner, for example, the large number of blades 122C leads to the dense arrangement of the blades 122C, and the filtering effect of dust is good, but Correspondingly, the pressure drop of the annular air grid 122 will be increased, resulting in a loss of suction energy, while the number of blades 122C is small, although the suction energy loss is small, the filtering effect is reduced.
- the inclination angle of the blade 122C (in this embodiment refers to the complementary angle of the blade 122C with respect to the included angle ⁇ of the radius R) also affects the strength of the secondary cyclone formed in the annular wind grille 122.
- the vacuum cleaner can achieve better dust particle filtering effect and cleaning power.
- the number of the blades 122C may be 15, the length L2 of the blades 122C may be 15.5 mm, and the inclination angle of the blades 122C may be 20°.
- FIG. 6C and 6D are schematic structural diagrams of the filter screen 123 and the annular air grille 122 in the two embodiments. It should be noted that, in the embodiment shown in FIG. 6 , the ends of the blades 122C of the annular air grille 122 and the ends of the airflow guides 122D may be attached to the filter screen 123 , or may form a certain shape with the filter screen 123 . and the filter screen 123 of the embodiment shown in FIG. 6 is still provided with mesh holes in the area between the end of the airflow guide 122D and the end of the blade 122C, and the dust particles that do cyclonic motion outside the filter screen 123 may be Enter the stop groove 122F through the mesh holes on the filter screen.
- the stopper groove 122F since the air pressure of the stopper groove 122F is substantially the same as the air pressure outside the filter screen 123, the stopper groove 122F has no suction force for dust, so basically no dust accumulates in the stopper groove 122F.
- the embodiment shown in FIGS. 6C and 6D is provided. The embodiment shown in FIGS. 6C and 6D can prevent accumulation of dust in the stopper groove 122F.
- the end of the airflow guide 122D and the end of the vane 122C are in contact with the filter screen 123, and the end of the airflow guide 122D and the end of the vane 122C are in contact with each other.
- the area does not set mesh.
- the difference between the embodiment shown in FIG. 6D and the embodiment shown in FIG. 6C is that the blocking groove 122F in FIG. 6C is physically filled until the blocking groove 122F disappears.
- the direction of the wind flow is generally along the tangential direction of the outer circumference of the annular air grid 122 and enters the second dust chamber 152 through the filter port 122A.
- a second cyclone is formed. Therefore, the extending direction of the filter port 122A on the annular air grid 122 can affect the wind speed of the second cyclone. As shown in FIG.
- the included angle between the extension direction of the filter port 122A and the radial direction of the annular air grille 122 is too small, for example, the included angle between the extension direction of the filter port 122A2 and the radial direction of the annular air grille 122 is 0, so that the The degree of acceleration of the air flow in the filter port 122A2 is insufficient, so that the wind speed of the second cyclone is relatively slow; and the angle between the extension direction of the filter port 122A1 and the radial direction of the annular air grille 122 is large, so that the air flow through the filter port 122A1 is accelerated.
- the magnitude is greater, thus causing the wind speed of the second cyclone to be greater.
- the present application provides an embodiment, which is different from the above-mentioned embodiments in that, in conjunction with FIG. 6 , the vacuum cleaner in this embodiment cancels the filter screen 123 disposed outside the annular air grill 122 in FIG. 6 . Dust particles in the airflow are blocked by the blocking groove 122F.
- the annular air grid 122 provides a suction force, and the air flow outside the annular air grid 122 spirally flows around the outer circumference of the annular air grid 122 and enters the inside of the annular air grid 122 through the filter port 122A.
- the filter screen 123 is provided outside the annular air grille 122, under the blocking of the filter screen 123, the airflow mostly enters the annular air grille 122 with the trajectory of the airflow 41 shown in FIG. 6, and the particles in the airflow 41 are filtered at this time.
- the mesh 123 is blocked on the outside, and the particles in the airflow 41 may block the filter mesh 123 .
- the filter screen 123 is not provided outside the annular air grille 122, for the trajectory shown by the airflow 42 in FIG. into the bottom of the first dust chamber 151 and housed in the first dust chamber 151 . Therefore, in this embodiment, the filter screen 123 is not provided, which can effectively prevent the filter screen 123 from being blocked. Since the filter screen 123 is eliminated, the suction power of the vacuum cleaner will not be attenuated due to the filter screen 123, so the suction power of the vacuum cleaner can be improved.
- the second cyclone unit 120 further includes a second air duct flange 142 connected to the base 121 , and the second air duct flange 142 extends into the first dust chamber 151 .
- the annular air grille 122 is located between the second air outlet 162B and the second air duct flange 142 .
- the second air duct flange 142 includes a first blocking portion 142A and a second blocking portion 142B disposed on the outer periphery of the first blocking portion 142A.
- a blocking cavity 143C is formed between the first blocking portion 142A and the base 121 .
- the first cyclone in the first dust chamber 151 gathers the dust particles at the bottom of the first dust chamber 151, and the dust particles at the bottom of the first dust chamber 151 can be prevented from moving upward by the first blocking part 142A and the second blocking part 142B And enter the second dust chamber 152 through the annular air grille 122 .
- the cyclone separation device 100 further includes a first air duct flange 141 .
- the first air duct flange 141 is disposed at the connection between the first air inlet duct 161 and the second air inlet duct 162 , and forms a seal at the connection between the first air inlet duct 161 and the second air inlet duct 162 .
- the skirt of the first air duct flange 141 extends into the second dust chamber 152 .
- the first air duct flange 141 is substantially located in the middle of the second dust chamber 152 .
- the air exhaust duct 163 of the cyclone separation device 100 is connected with a filter element 170 , and the filter element 170 may be a Hypa filter.
- the wind passing through the air exhaust duct 163 passes through the filter element 170 and then enters the host device 200 .
- the inlet of the exhaust duct 163 is located above the first air duct flange 141, the second cyclone in the second dust chamber 152 gathers small dust particles at the bottom of the second dust chamber 152, and the first air duct flange 141 can The dust at the bottom of the second dust chamber 152 is prevented from entering the air exhaust duct 163 , thereby preventing dust particles from clogging the filter element 170 .
- the first air inlet duct 161 is disposed in the middle of the second cyclone unit 120 .
- the second dust chamber 152 is disposed on the outer periphery of the first air inlet duct 161 .
- the first air inlet duct 161 and the second air inlet duct 162 can be detachably arranged. From the perspective of mold design, the detachable air duct is favorable for thin-walled design, which simplifies the mold design of the cyclone separation device 100 .
- the second dust chamber 152 has a substantially conical structure.
- the second dust chamber 152 has a large cross-sectional area at the top and a small cross-sectional area at the bottom, and the wind speed of the second cyclone from top to bottom is accelerated, which helps to improve the dust removal efficiency. separation effect.
- the vacuum cleaner in one embodiment includes a host device 200 and a cyclone separation device 100 .
- the host device 200 and the cyclone separation device 100 are rotatably connected, so that the power suction port 231 of the host device 200 and the exhaust end 131B of the cyclone separation device 100 can be docked or separated.
- the power suction port 231 of the host device 200 is used to provide suction power.
- the host device 200 includes a handle 210 , a battery unit 220 and a motor unit 230 .
- the handle 210 is used as a hand-held part of the vacuum cleaner.
- the battery unit 220 is used to provide electric power for the operation of the entire vacuum cleaner.
- the motor unit 230 is electrically connected to the battery unit 220 to provide suction power for the entire vacuum cleaner when the battery unit 220 provides electric power.
- the motor unit 230 When the power suction port 231 of the host device 200 is connected to the exhaust end 131B of the cyclone separation device 100, the motor unit 230 provides suction power, and the air flow enters the cyclone separation device 100 from the suction nozzle 132C of the cyclone separation device 100, and is separated in the cyclone separation device 100.
- the separation of wind and dust particles is accomplished in the first cyclone unit 110 and the second cyclone unit 120 of the device 100 .
- the dust particles remain in the first dust chamber 151 and the second dust chamber 152 of the cyclone separation device 100 , and the clean wind enters the motor unit 230 from the exhaust end 131B of the cyclone separation device 100 , and is then discharged out of the cleaner by the motor unit 230 .
- the exhaust end 131B of the cyclone separation device 100 is provided with a filter element 170 .
- the filter element 170 can be a Hypa filter.
- the Hypa filter is made of laminated borosilicate microfibers that remove at least 97.00% of the particulates, which can be as small as 0.3 microns in diameter, in the wind stream passing through the HEPA filter.
- the filter element 170 is detachably mounted on the exhaust end 131B. When the filter element 170 needs to be cleaned or replaced, the exhaust end 131B of the cleaner can be separated from the power suction port 231, and then the filter element 170 can be replaced or removed for cleaning.
- the filter element 170 is a key element to ensure that the motor unit 230 is not damaged by dust particles. When the filter element 170 is replaced or removed to clean the filter element 170, it may be forgotten to install the filter element 170 back into the exhaust end 131B.
- the host device 200 is provided with a detection unit for detecting whether the filter element 170 is installed at the exhaust end 131B of the cyclone separation device 100 .
- the filter element 170 is provided with a magnetic member 241
- the host device 200 is provided with a control element.
- the detection unit includes a reed switch 240 electrically connected to the control element.
- the magnetic reed switch 240 senses the magnetic element 241 and generates an induction signal for transmission to the control element. Only after the control element receives this induction signal, the motor unit 230 of the vacuum cleaner will be activated.
- the reed switch 240 may specifically be a reed switch. After the exhaust end 131B is docked with the power suction port 231, the designed distance between the magnetic member 241 on the filter element 170 in the exhaust end 131B and the reed switch is about 2.5 mm.
- reed switches are mechanical devices that do not require an external power source to operate.
- the Hall switch needs a working power supply to work. Therefore, when the Hall switch is used as the element of the detection unit for detecting whether the filter element 170 is installed on the exhaust end 131B, the requirements for the working environment are more severe, and the reed switch is not as stable as the reed switch.
- the vacuum cleaner further includes a locking device 300 for locking the cyclone separation device 100 and the host device 200 when the exhaust end 131B is docked with the power suction port 231 .
- FIG. 8 is a partial schematic diagram of a locking device 300 of a vacuum cleaner in cooperation with surrounding components according to an embodiment of the application
- FIG. 9 is a schematic structural diagram of the locking device 300 in FIG. 8
- the cyclone separation device 100 includes a casing 130 , and a locking member 131G is provided at the exhaust end 131B of the casing 130 .
- the locking device 300 includes a catch 310 for hooking the locking piece 131G.
- the locking device 300 further includes an unlocking unit 320 for driving the lock catch 310 to disengage from the locking member 131G.
- the lock 310 is rotatably connected to the host device 200 .
- the latch 310 has a hook end 311 and a driving end 312 .
- the locking device 300 further includes a first elastic member 330 for elastically abutting against the locking catch 310 to keep the hook end 311 hooked to the locking member 131G.
- the first elastic member 330 may be a spring.
- the unlocking unit 320 is used to abut the driving end 312 to disengage the hook end 311 from the locking member 131G.
- the part where the lock catch 310 is rotatably connected with the host device 200 is the rotation position.
- the distance between the hook end 311 and the rotating position is greater than the distance between the driving end 312 and the rotating position. That is to say, the locking device 310 forms a lever structure, which has the effect of saving labor when unlocking.
- the unlocking unit 320 includes a link 321 and a button 322 .
- the link 321 has a first rod end 321A and a second rod end 321B. The part between the first rod end 321A and the second rod end 321B is rotatably connected to the host device 200 .
- the first rod end 321A is used to interfere with the driving end 312 .
- the button 322 is used to press the second rod end 321B.
- the button 322 is also connected with a second elastic member 323 for driving the button 322 to return.
- the second elastic member 323 may be a spring. When the button 322 is pressed, the button 322 will compress the second elastic member 323, and when the button 322 is not pressed, the second spring will push the button 322 back to its original position.
- the second elastic member 323 may not be provided, because after the button 322 is pressed, the rotation of the connecting rod 321 can drive the lock catch 310 to rotate to unlock.
- the rotation of the lock catch 310 also compresses the first elastic member 330 .
- the first elastic member 330 drives the latch 310 to reversely rotate to return to its original position. Therefore, the driving end 312 presses the first rod end 321A of the connecting rod 321 to drive the connecting rod 321 to reversely rotate.
- the second rod end 321B also pushes the button 322 up to make the button 322 return. Therefore, the second elastic member 323 mainly plays a role of assisting.
- the formation of the connecting rod 321 and the lock catch 310 in the above-mentioned locking device 300 are very small, so that the structure of the vacuum cleaner is more compact.
- the cyclone separation device 100 can rotate clockwise under its own weight to separate the power suction port 231 from the exhaust end 131B.
- the hook end 311 is bent to the left, and the locking member 131G is bent to the right, and the two can form a self-locking fit.
- the hook end 311 and the locking piece 131G are matched with the self-locking cooperation to realize the connection between the cyclone separation device 100 and the host. Secure locking of device 200. As shown in FIG.
- FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram of the lock catch 310 and the locking member 131G forming self-locking cooperation.
- the rotational position of the cyclone separation device 100 and the host device 200 is the connecting shaft 202
- the rotational position of the lock catch 310 and the host device 200 is the shaft portion 310A.
- the lock catch 310 tends to rotate about the rotation shaft portion 310A in the clockwise direction.
- the locking piece 131G provides a force F1 to the hook end 311, and the direction of the force F1 is tangential to the rotation direction of the locking piece 131G.
- the force F1 will generate an upward component force F2.
- the hook end 311 of the lock catch 310 tends to rotate counterclockwise around the rotating shaft portion 310A, thus forming self-locking.
- An embodiment of the present application provides a vacuum cleaner including a dust separation device and an electric vacuum cleaner accessory.
- the dust separation device is used to separate the dust from the airflow.
- the dust separation device can be, for example, the cyclone separation device 100, which separates dust from the airflow through the centrifugal force of the cyclone.
- the dust separation device may also be a filter element, and the filter element is provided with filter holes for filtering dust, so that the air flow can pass through the filter element but the dust cannot pass through the filter element.
- the dust separation device includes a suction port unit 132 and a housing 130 having a suction end 131A and an exhaust end 131B.
- the suction port unit 132 includes an end cover 132B, a suction nozzle 132C connected to the end cover 132B and a first suction nozzle 132C disposed on the suction nozzle 132C.
- the electrical components 132A and the end cap 132B can be butted with the suction end 131A.
- the cyclone separation device 100 is taken as an example for detailed description below. As shown in FIG. 11 , the cyclone separation device 100 includes a casing 130 and a suction port unit 132 .
- the housing 130 has a suction end 131A and an exhaust end 131B.
- the housing 130 is rotatably connected to the host device 200 through the connecting shaft 202 , so that the exhaust end 131B can be connected to the power suction port 231 of the host device 200 .
- the suction port unit 132 has a rotating shaft 133 rotatably connected to the casing 130 , and the suction port unit 132 is rotated relative to the casing 130 through the rotating shaft 133 , so that the suction port unit 132 can be connected to the suction end 131A.
- FIG. 11 after the suction unit 132 is rotated relative to the casing 130 and the casing 130 is opened, the dust in the first dust chamber 151 and the second dust chamber 152 in the casing 130 can be cleaned through the suction end 131A. As shown in FIG.
- FIG. 12 is a schematic structural diagram of the cyclone separation device 100 in FIG. 11 from another perspective.
- the rotating shaft 133 is provided with a first wire hole 133A communicating with the inside of the suction port unit 132 , and the suction port unit 132 is provided with a first electrical element 132A.
- the outer side wall of the casing 130 is provided with a wire slot, and a wire electrically connected to the control element of the host device 200 is arranged in the wire slot.
- the wire enters the suction unit 132 through the first wire hole 133A and is electrically connected to the first electrical element 132A.
- the first electrical element 132A may be a terminal for energizing.
- the suction unit 132 of the vacuum cleaner When the suction unit 132 of the vacuum cleaner is equipped with an electric cleaning accessory such as an electric floor brush, the electric floor brush is electrically connected to the first electrical element 132A, so that the electric power can be provided for the electric floor brush through the battery unit 220 of the host device 200, and The operation of the electric floor brush is controlled by the control element of the host device 200 .
- the electric cleaning accessory has a second electrical element, and when the electric cleaning accessory is installed on the suction mouth unit 132 , the second electrical element is electrically connected to the first electrical element 132A.
- the electric floor brush is connected to the suction unit 132 , and the suction unit 132 needs to be able to be opened relative to the housing 130 to clean dust particles in the housing 130 .
- the suction port unit 132 is not directly connected to the host device 200 , but is connected to the host device 200 through the housing 130 .
- the electric floor brush connected to the suction port unit 132 requires power and a control signal from the host device 200 to work normally.
- the wire slot may include a first wire slot 131C and a second wire slot 131D.
- the wires may include a first wire 131E and a second wire 131F.
- the first wire 131E is disposed in the first wire groove 131C
- the second wire 131F is disposed in the second wire groove 131D.
- Both ends of the first wire passage hole 133A along its axis have entrances, and the first wire 131E and the second wire 131F respectively enter the first wire passage hole 133A from the entrances at both ends of the first wire passage hole 133A.
- the middle position of the first wire-passing hole 133A is communicated with the suction port unit 132 , and the wire entering the first wire-passing hole 133A can enter the suction port unit 132 through the middle position of the first wire-passing hole 133A, and is electrically connected to the second wire of the suction port unit 132 .
- An electrical component 132A wherein, the first wire 131E may be the driving wire of the electric ground brush, and the second wire 131F may be the LED lamp wire of the electric ground brush.
- the suction port unit 132 includes an end cap 132B and a suction nozzle 132C, and the end cap 132B is connected with the suction nozzle 132C.
- the suction nozzle 132C has a ventilation hole in the middle, and the end cover 132B also has a ventilation hole in the middle.
- the ventilation hole of the suction nozzle 132C communicates with the ventilation hole of the end cover 132B.
- the ventilation hole of the end cover 132B It can also communicate with the first air inlet 161A of the suction end 131A of the housing 130 .
- the cyclone separation device 100 further includes a locking unit 180 for locking the housing 130 and the suction port unit 132 when the suction port unit 132 is docked with the suction end 131A.
- the locking unit 180 is also used for unlocking the mouthpiece unit 132 and the housing 130 .
- the locking unit 180 may be a button-like structure.
- the cyclone separation device 100 further includes an elastic unlocking member 190 .
- the elastic unlocking member 190 may be a torsion spring. One end of the torsion spring is connected to the housing 130 and the other end is connected to the suction port unit 132 , so as to pop open the housing 130 and the suction port unit 132 when the locking unit 180 unlocks the suction port unit 132 and the suction port 131A.
- FIG. 13 is a schematic structural diagram of a vacuum cleaner from another perspective according to an embodiment of the present application.
- the host device 200 is provided with a connecting shaft 202 rotatably connected with the casing 130 .
- the connecting shaft 202 is provided with a second wire hole 201 that communicates with the host device 200 .
- the wires enter the host device 200 through the second wire hole 201 and are electrically connected to the control elements in the host device 200 .
- FIG. 7 after the housing 130 is rotated to a certain angle relative to the host device 200 , the outer side wall of the housing 130 can abut against the battery unit 220 . That is to say, the battery unit 220 will limit the rotation angle of the housing 130 relative to the host device 200 to prevent the wires passing through the second wire hole 201 from being pulled and worn due to a large opening angle.
- FIG. 14 is a schematic structural diagram of the casing 130 of the host device 200 in another embodiment
- FIG. 15 is a structural schematic diagram of the suction port unit 132 matched with the casing 130 shown in FIG. 14
- the housing 130 is provided with a first electrical connector X
- the suction unit 132 is provided with a second electrical connector Y.
- the second electrical connector Y may be provided on the end cap 132B.
- the structure of the embodiment shown in FIG. 14 is basically the same as that of the embodiment shown in FIG. 11 .
- the difference between the embodiment shown in FIG. 14 and the embodiment shown in FIG. 11 is that in the structure of the embodiment shown in FIG. 14 , the first wire hole 133A is not provided at the rotating shaft 133 , but is connected through a first electrical connection.
- the piece X and the second electrical connection piece Y are in contact to achieve electrical connection.
- the first electrical connector X and the second electrical connector Y are both metal connectors, the first electrical connector X is electrically connected to the first wire 131E, and the second electrical connector Y is electrically connected to The first electrical element 132A.
- the position of the first electrical connector X in the embodiment shown in FIG. 14 corresponds to the position of X1 in the embodiment shown in FIG. 11
- the position of Y1 in the embodiment shown in FIG. 11 corresponds.
- the first electrical connector X may be a blade
- the second electrical connector Y may be a pin.
- FIG. 16 is a partial structural schematic diagram of a vacuum cleaner in an embodiment.
- the figure shows the housing 130 and the suction port unit 132 of the vacuum cleaner.
- the housing 130 of the vacuum cleaner may be cylindrical
- the rotating shaft 133 is provided at one end of the housing 130
- the locking unit 180 is provided at the other end of the housing 130 along the diameter direction of the cylindrical housing 130 .
- a part of the lock unit 180 that is, the locking unit 180 includes a first locking piece provided on the housing and a second locking piece provided on the suction port unit, the first locking piece may be one of a locking pin and a locking hole, and the second locking piece may be The other of the lock pin and the lock hole.
- the locking unit may include a locking pin and a locking hole that are interlocked with each other, for example, the locking pin is provided on the housing 130 and the locking hole is provided on the suction port unit 132, or the locking pin is provided on the suction port unit 132 to lock the lock A hole is provided on the housing 130 .
- the suction port unit 132 is closed on the suction end 131A of the casing 130 , the suction port unit 132 and the casing 130 can be locked by the locking unit 180 .
- the suction port unit 132 and the casing 130 are locked, the suction port unit 132 and the casing 130 are connected through the locking unit 180 and also through the rotating shaft 133 .
- the suction unit 132 includes an end cover 132B and a suction nozzle 132C connected to the end cover 132B.
- the suction nozzle 132C is used for connecting dust-absorbing accessories such as ground brushes and mite-removing brushes.
- the suction accessories are connected to the suction nozzle 132C, the suction unit 132 and The total gravity of the vacuum attachment is increased. Also, since the mouthpiece unit 132 and the housing 130 are connected with the locking unit 180 only through the rotating shaft 133, the connection strength may be insufficient.
- the suction unit 132 of the vacuum cleaner is provided with a locking structure 400
- the locking structure 400 includes a first locking assembly 410 and a second locking assembly that can be locked with each other 420
- the first locking assembly 410 is disposed on the housing 130
- the second locking assembly 420 is disposed on the suction port unit 132 .
- FIG. 16 two sets of locking structures 400 are shown, and each set of locking structures includes a first locking assembly 410 and a second locking assembly 420 that can be locked with each other.
- the two sets of locking structures 400 are arranged along the radial direction of the cleaner housing 130 .
- FIG. 17 is a schematic structural diagram of the suction port unit in FIG. 16 perpendicular to the axial direction.
- the suction nozzle 132C is provided with a hole 132C1.
- the suction accessory can drive the second locking assembly 420 to lock with the first locking assembly 410.
- the suction accessory is pulled out from the hole 132C1, the cleaning The first locking assembly 410 and the second locking assembly 420 are unlocked.
- the vacuuming accessory is pulled out from the hole 132C1, the first locking assembly 410 and the second locking assembly 420 are released from locking. As long as the dust collector is out of contact with the second locking assembly 420, the first locking assembly 410 and the second locking assembly 420 are released from locking.
- an elastic latch is provided on the vacuum fitting.
- the resilient latch may include a latch body and a spring connecting the latch body.
- a socket is provided on the inner wall of the hole 132C1.
- the latch on the vacuum fitting is inserted into the socket on the inner wall of the hole 132C1, and at this time, the vacuum fitting and the suction port unit 132 are locked in position.
- An unlocking button k is provided on the suction unit 132. When the unlocking button k is pressed, the unlocking button k pushes the latch out of the socket on the inner wall of the hole 132C1, and the dust suction accessories can be pulled out from the hole 132C1 at this time.
- an elastic latch can also be provided on the inner wall of the hole 132C1, and an insertion hole can be provided on the vacuum fitting.
- the elastic plug may include a plug body and a spring connecting the plug body. The middle part of the plug body can be rotatably connected to the suction port unit 132. Among the two ends of the plug body, the first end is connected to the suction port unit 132 through the spring, and the second end extends into the hole 132C1 internal.
- An unlocking button k is provided on the suction unit 132, and the unlocking button k is connected to the first end of the latch body. After pressing the unlocking button k, the latch body rotates relative to the suction unit 132, the spring is compressed, and the second end is withdrawn from the jack. The dust collector can be pulled out from the hole 132C1. When the unlocking button k is not pressed, under the action of the spring, the first end extends into the hole 132C1.
- the suction fitting When the suction fitting is inserted into the hole 132C1 of the suction unit 132, the suction fitting drives the second locking assembly 420 disposed on the suction unit 132 to lock with the first locking assembly 410 disposed on the housing 130, thereby improving the suction unit. 132 and the connection strength of the housing 130.
- the dust suction accessory When the dust suction accessory is pulled out from the hole 132C1 of the suction port unit 132 , the second locking assembly 420 and the first locking assembly 410 can be unlocked, thereby facilitating the separation 132 of the housing 130 from the suction port unit.
- the vacuum cleaner works, the dust is stored in the housing 130, and after the housing 130 is separated 132 from the suction unit, the dust in the housing 130 can be poured out.
- the vacuum cleaner in this embodiment not only has the advantages of separating 132 the locking housing 130 from the suction port unit 132 when the suction accessory is inserted into the hole 132C1 of the suction port unit 132 , but also has the advantage of separating 132 from the suction port unit when the suction accessory is inserted into the hole 132C1 of the suction port unit 132 . After the 132C1 is pulled out, the housing 130 and the suction unit are easily separated.
- the first locking assembly 410 is provided on the housing 130 .
- the first locking assembly 410 may include a groove structure.
- the casing 130 is provided with a groove structure.
- the first locking assembly 410 may include a locking ring, the locking ring may be a ring, and when the second locking assembly 420 is locked with the first locking assembly 410, the second locking assembly 420 may be hooked on the locking ring.
- the second locking assembly 420 includes a lock pin 421 and an elastic return piece 422 , and the elastic return piece 422 connects the lock pin 421 and the suction port unit 132 .
- the locking pin 421 has a driving portion 4211 and a locking portion 4212.
- the cleaning accessory can contact and push the driving portion 4211 of the locking pin 421, thereby driving the locking pin 421 to move relative to the suction port unit 132, so that the The locking portion 4212 of the locking pin 421 is locked with the first locking component 410 .
- the first locking assembly 410 includes a slot structure
- the locking portion 4212 may be inserted into the slot structure.
- the locking portion 4212 can hook onto the locking ring.
- the locking pin 421 will compress the elastic restoring member 422.
- the elastic restoring member 422 will push the second locking element 420 to return, so that the second locking element 420 and the first locking element 410 are released from locking.
- the suction port unit 132 is provided with a chute 132C2 , and the extending direction of the chute 132C2 may be along the radial direction of the suction port unit 132 .
- the locking pin 421 of the second locking assembly 420 is slidably connected to the sliding groove 132C2.
- the locking pin 421 can also be rotatably connected to the suction port unit 132 .
- the two ends of the rotating shaft of the locking pin 421 and the suction unit 132 are the locking portion 4212 and the driving portion 4211 of the locking pin 421, respectively.
- the cleaning accessory can contact and push the driving portion of the locking pin 421. 4211 , so that the locking pin 421 rotates relative to the suction port unit 132 , and rotates to a state where the locking portion 4212 is locked with the first locking assembly 410 .
- the elastic restoring member 422 can drive the locking pin 421 to rotate in the opposite direction relative to the suction unit 132 , so that the locking portion 4212 and the first locking component 410 are unlocked.
- the locking pin 421 includes a driving portion 4211 and a locking portion 4212.
- the two ends along the length direction of the elongated locking pin 421 are respectively are the driving part 4211 and the locking part 4212; for another example, when the lock pin 421 is oval, the two ends along the long axis direction of the oval are the driving part 4211 and the locking part 4212 respectively.
- the driving part 4211 is used to extend into the hole 132C1 before the dust suction accessory is inserted into the hole 132C1.
- the locking portion 4212 is used for locking with the first locking component 410 when the dust-absorbing accessory is inserted into the hole 132C1 and pushes the driving portion 4211 .
- the locking pin 421 can be driven to compress the elastic restoring member, and the locking part 4212 moves synchronously with the driving part 4211 in this process, and finally the locking part 4212 can lock with the first locking part 4212. Assembly 410 is locked.
- the driving part 4211 may not extend into the hole 132C1. That is to say, no matter whether the dust-absorbing accessory extends into the hole 132C1 or not, the driving part 4211 does not extend into the hole 132C1.
- the locking pin 421 includes a driving portion 4211 and a locking portion 4212, and the driving portion 4211 is accommodated in the installation groove. Since the elastic restoring member 422 connects the locking pin and the suction port unit 132, when the cleaning accessory is not inserted into the hole 132C1 of the suction port unit 132 , under the action of the elastic restoring member 422, the driving part 4211 is also accommodated in the installation groove.
- the dust suction fitting is provided with a protruding part.
- the dust suction fitting includes at least a cylindrical tubular structure.
- the protruding part is arranged on the outer wall of the cylindrical tubular structure.
- the protruding part can have a certain elasticity.
- the pushing part can compress the elastic restoring member 422, in this process, the locking part 4212 moves synchronously with the driving part 4211 and finally the locking part 4212 Can be locked with the first locking assembly 410 .
- the number of locking structures 400 is two, and in other embodiments, the number of locking structures 400 is at least two, for example, three, four or more. Continuing as shown in FIG. 17 , at least two locking structures 400 are disposed along the radial direction of the housing 130 .
- the vacuum cleaner further includes a locking unit 180, which is disposed between at least two locking structures 400 along the circumferential direction of the housing 130, and the locking unit 180 includes a first locking member capable of locking and unlocking and The second locking member, the first locking member is provided on the housing 130 , and the second locking member is provided on the suction port unit 132 .
- the difference between the locking unit 180 and the locking structure 400 is that when the suction port unit 132 and the housing 130 are matched, that is, the matched state shown in FIG. 13 , the locking unit 180 locks the suction port unit 132 and the housing 130 .
- the locking structure 400 can be activated, so as to further lock the suction port unit 132 and the housing 130 through the locking structure 400 .
- the locking structure 400 can ensure that the locking strength of the suction port unit 132 and the housing 130 is enhanced after the vacuuming accessory is inserted, and when the vacuuming accessory is pulled out, the vacuum cleaner is not in a working state, and only the locking unit 180 is used for locking.
- the suction port unit 132 and the housing 130 are sufficient.
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- 一种吸尘器,其特征在于,包括:主机装置(200),用于提供抽吸动力;以及旋风分离装置(100),连接所述主机装置(200),所述旋风分离装置(100)包括壳体(130)和设置在所述壳体(130)内的旋风分离组件,所述旋风分离组件包括第二旋风单元(120),所述第二旋风单元(120)包括环形风柵(122)和设置在所述环形风柵(122)外周的过滤网(123),所述环形风柵(122)包括叶片(122C)和设置于所述叶片(122C)外周的气流导向件(122D),所述叶片(122C)有多个,相邻的所述叶片(122C)之间形成滤口(122A)。
- 根据权利要求1所述的吸尘器,其特征在于,所述气流导向件(122D)的端部与所述叶片(122C)的端部抵触于所述过滤网(123)的内壁。
- 根据权利要求1或2所述的吸尘器,其特征在于,所述旋风分离组件与所述壳体(130)的内侧壁(130A)之间形成第一尘室(151),所述旋风分离组件还包括基座(121)和第二风道翻边(142),所述基座(121)连接所述环形风柵(122),所述第二风道翻边(142)连接于所述基座(121)并伸入所述第一尘室(151)中。
- 根据权利要求1到3中任一项所述的吸尘器,其特征在于,所述气流导向件(122D)和所述叶片(122C)端部的距离L1为5mm-6mm,所述叶片(122C)的长度L2为15mm-16mm,相邻的所述叶片(122C)之间的间隙L3为2mm-3mm,所述气流导向件(122D)的端部与所述叶片(122C)之间的距离L4为2mm-3mm。
- 根据权利要求3所述的吸尘器,其特征在于,沿着所述壳体(130)的轴向方向,所述旋风分离组件设有用于与所述第一尘室(151)连通的第二出风口(162B),所述环形风柵(122)位于所述第二出风口(162B)和第二风道翻边(142)之间。
- 根据权利要求3或5所述的吸尘器,其特征在于,所述第二风道翻边(142)包括第一格挡部(142A)和设置在所述第一格挡部(142A)外周的第二格挡部(142B),所述第一格挡部(142A)与所述基座(121)之间形成格挡腔(143C)。
- 根据权利要求3所述的吸尘器,其特征在于,所述旋风分离组件包括连接所述第二旋风单元(120)的第一旋风单元(110),所述第二旋风单元(120)形成有第二尘室(152),所述第一旋风单元(110)用于在所述第一尘室(151)中形成第一旋风,所述第一旋风通过所述环形风柵(122)后在所述第二尘室(152)中形成第二旋风。
- 根据权利要求7所述的吸尘器,其特征在于,所述第二旋风单元(120)形成有第一进风道(161),所述第一旋风单元(110)设置有连通所述第一进风道(161)的第二进风道(162),所述第二进风道(162)包括直风道(162C)和连通所述直风道(162C)的螺旋风道(162D),所述直风道(162C)连通所述第一进风道(161)。
- 根据权利要求8所述的吸尘器,其特征在于,所述直风道(162C)具有连通所述第一进风道(161)的第二进风口(162A),所述螺旋风道(162D)具有连通所述第一尘室(151)的第二出风口(162B),所述第二出风口(162B)朝向所述壳体(130)的内侧壁(130A)。
- 根据权利要求7所述的吸尘器,其特征在于,所述第二旋风单元(120)设置有第一进风道(161),所述第一旋风单元(110)设置有连通所述第一进风道(161)的第二进风道(162),所述第二进风道(162)连通所述第一尘室(151),所述第一尘室(151)连通所述第二尘室(152),所述第一旋风单元(110)还设置有连通所述第二尘室(152)的排风道(163)。
- 根据权利要求10所述的吸尘器,其特征在于,所述旋风分离装置(100)的排风道(163)内设有过滤元件(170),通过所述排风道(163)的风经过所述过滤元件(170)之后进入所述主机装置(200)。
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