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An air purifier includes a vibrating member disposed adjacent to a dust filter, and first and second vibration motor assemblies disposed longitudinally and transversely on the vibrating member, respectively, to cause the vibrating member to vibrate in several directions. Each of the vibration motor assemblies has a case fixed to the vibrating member, a vibrating motor disposed within the case, and a cover to close the case. The vibration motor includes a stator fitted to a sheet member within the case, a rotor rotatably disposed within the stator, and an eccentric shaft connected to the rotor to generate vibration via an eccentric rotation of the eccentric shaft.

A portable power working machine is disclosed, which is capable of effectively minimizing the clogging of the air cleaner, thereby dispensing with frequent maintenance. This portable power working machine comprises an air cleaner (30) having a base body case (32) provided with a clean air discharge port (33) for introducing the air cleaned into an intake port (25) of a carburetor (14), a filter (35) which is mounted on a filter mounting opening (32a) of base body case (32) so as to seal it, and a cleaner cover (37) which is attached onto the filter (35) so as to cover the filter (35) and to guide outside air toward the filter (35), while giving a predetermined directionality to the outside air. The air cleaner (30) is also configured to include a suction port (50) and a suction guiding member (55) both designed to discharge the dust out of the air cleaner (30) through a space formed between the filter (35) and the cleaner cover (37) as the dust adhered to the outside air side of the filter (35) is sucked out by taking advantage of a negative pressure to be generated by a fan (22).

A refresh washing machine including a plurality of spray nozzles to spray air into a clothes receiving compartment of a cabinet, a plurality of opening and closing valves to open and close the spray nozzles, and a controller to open at least one of the opening and closing valves and close the other opening and closing valves so that air is sequentially sprayed from the spray nozzles.

A treatment system to efficiently remove lead from dust contained in extracted cement kiln combustion gas while reducing facility and running costs. A treatment system 1 comprising: a probe 3 for extracting a part of combustion gas, while cooling it, from a kiln exhaust gas passage, which runs from an inlet end of a cement kiln to a bottom cyclone; a classifier 5 for separating coarse powder from dust contained in the combustion gas extracted by the probe 3; a wet dust collector 6 for collecting dust from the extracted gas containing fine powder discharged from the classifier 5; and devices 12, 13 for feeding sulfurizing agent for sulfurizing lead contained in the kiln exhaust gas to the wet dust collector 6, and others. From the sulfurizing-agent feeders 12, 13 are preferably added the sulfurizing agents to a circulation liquid tank 7 or a pump 9 for circulating slurry. The slurry obtained by the wet dust collector 6 is separated into froth including lead and tail side slurry including gypsum by a flotation facility 14, 17, 18.

A dust removal apparatus of a photographing apparatus comprises a movable unit and a controller. The movable unit has an imaging device and is movable. The controller strikes the movable unit against a boundary of a range of movement of the movable unit as a dust removal operation. The controller counts the number of times of the dust removal operation, measures an elapsed time from the point when counting the number of times of the dust removal operation commences. When the elapsed time is less than or equal to a time period and the number of times of the dust removal operation is equal to or greater than a predetermined number of times, the controller halts the dust removal operation until a predetermined time period has elapsed.

A dust collector includes a dust container; a centrifugal separator installed inside the dust container to separate dust from air; a filter unit installed at a discharge hole of the centrifugal separator and provided with a filter member; and a dust-removing device for dislodging dust from the filter unit. The dust-removing device includes a dust removal unit including a dust-removing member having dust-removing projections formed on an undersurface thereof, wherein the dust-removing projections move back and forth while contacting the filter unit to dislodge dust from the filter unit; and a drive unit for providing driving power to the dust removal unit.

An imaging apparatus includes an imaging element unit having an imaging element and an optical element which is integrally formed with the imaging element and through which a luminous flux of light for imaging passes, a first piezoelectric element, and a displacement increment mechanism connected to the first piezoelectric element and the imaging element unit. The displacement increment mechanism displaces the imaging element unit by expanding or contracting the first piezoelectric element, where a portion of the first piezoelectric element in a lengthwise direction thereof is attached to the optical element.

The invention concerns a dust collector for a duster, and provides a dust collector for a duster for sucking and removing dust on the bristle of a duster. The dust collector for a duster in order to achieve the aforementioned object of the invention is characterized in that it comprises: a case having one side of a dual pipe type of an inner pipe and an outer pipe and the other side provided with exhaust holes, and also having a structure of transferring dust taken off the duster placed inside of the inner pipe through openings provided on the inner pipe to a filter with air and then discharging only the air; a fan provided in the case for forcibly transferring the sucked air through the openings to the exhaust holes to discharge it; and a filter provided in an air transfer path in the case and for collecting the dust transferred with the air.

In a method of cleaning a master disk according to the present invention, a self-adhesive surface sticking/peeling operation is performed on dust on the master disk by reciprocatingly oscillating the self-adhesive member while applying external forces in a plurality of directions. Dust on the master disk can be effectively removed by moving the self-adhesive member in this way and by using the adhesion of the self-adhesive member. Since the cleaning method according to the present invention is a removal method using a physical force, it has both the effect of removing organic materials and the effect of removing inorganic materials. Further, according to the present invention, the master disk to be cleaned can be cleaned in a state of being mounted on a disk holding member such as a holder. Therefore an apparatus of a comparatively simple construction can be applied in on-line form according to the cleaning method.

A vibration driving device that is capable of exciting a vibration of desired amplitude with a low voltage. A vibration body has a plate-like elastic body and an electro-mechanical energy conversion element that is joined to the elastic body. A control unit excites a vibration in a first vibration mode and a vibration in a second vibration mode in the vibration body by applying alternation voltages to the electro-mechanical energy conversion element. Orders or numbers of nodes of the vibrations in the first and second modes in a first direction that intersects perpendicularly with a thickness direction of the elastic body are mutually different by one. And orders or numbers of nodes of the vibrations in the first and second modes in a second direction that intersects perpendicularly with the thickness direction of the elastic body and the first direction are mutually different by one.

A groove machining head has a dust collecting hood 40 having a suction port in the vicinity where tools 32 protrude from a bottom plate 33 of the groove machining head. When performing groove machining on a substrate W using the groove machining head 30, a blower 35 sucks air inside the dust collecting hood 40 through ducts 34. Doing so can suck dust produced by the groove machining through the suction port of the dust collecting hood 40 before attachment of the dust on the substrate W.

There is disclosed an imaging apparatus having: (a) a drive mechanism for moving an imaging device subunit having an imaging device in mutually perpendicular first and second directions; (b) a first actuator for moving the imaging device subunit in the first direction; (c) a second actuator for moving the imaging device subunit in the second direction; (d) a sensing device for detecting the direction of gravity; and (e) a dust-removing device for shaking off dust adhering to the imaging device subunit by moving the subunit using at least one of the two actuators. The dust-removing device has: a setting unit for setting a direction of motion in which the imaging device subunit is moved, based on the direction of gravity detected by the sensing device; and a selecting unit for selecting an actuator used to drive the imaging device subunit in the direction of motion set by the setting unit from the first and second actuators.

The invention discloses a displacement monitoring station. The station comprises a monitoring stand column, a photovoltaic panel, a monitoring element, an antenna, a battery and a cleaning device, thebattery is charged and energy is stored through the photovoltaic panel; power is supplied to the monitoring element, the antenna and the cleaning device; displacement monitoring of the side slope isachieved through cooperation of the antenna and the monitoring element, the photovoltaic panel is provided with the cleaning device, the cleaning device comprises the nozzle and the cleaning piece, the nozzle sprays and washes the photovoltaic panel and then scrapes and cleans the photovoltaic panel through the cleaning piece, accumulated dust on the photovoltaic panel is effectively removed, andthe efficiency of converting solar energy into electric energy by the photovoltaic panel is guaranteed.

An image sensor assembly includes: an image sensor; a support plate disposed on a back surface of the image sensor; a first frame which includes a first hole which is open allowing incident light onto the image sensor and is disposed on a front surface of the support plate to enclose at least a side edge of the image sensor; an optical filter disposed in the first hole to block a part of the incident light; a second frame which includes a second hole which is open to allow light to be incident onto the optical filter and is disposed in front of the first frame; a front plate which is disposed in front of the second hole to contact a front surface of at least a side edge of the second frame; and a vibrator which is combined with at least a side edge of the front plate.

The invention disclosed herein provides for high particle removal rate and/or heat transfer from surfaces. The device removes particulate matter from a surface using a bounded vortex generated over the surface, with suction in the vortex center and jets for blowing air along the periphery. The jets are tilted in the tangential direction to induce vortex motion within the suction region. The vortex is said to be bounded because streamlines originating in the downward jets are entrained back into the central vortex.