Glass partition with interlayer decoration and self-scrubbing device

Abstract

The invention relates to a glass partition with interlayer decoration and a self-scrubbing device, the glass partition comprises a fixed frame and inner double-layer glass, the fixed frame comprises a top edge, a bottom edge and two side edges, a first chamber is arranged in the top edge, a first motor and a first rotating shaft are arranged in the first chamber, a decoration curtain is wound on the first rotating shaft, the decoration curtain can penetrate through the inner space of the top edge, and a second motor is arranged on the bottom edge. Lifting is realized in an interlayer space between the two layers of glass; a second bin is arranged in the bottom edge, and a second motor and a second rotating shaft are arranged in the second bin; the two sides of the glass partition are each provided with a movable horizontal scrubbing rod, and the two ends of each scrubbing rod are slidably connected with the two side edges of the fixing frame correspondingly. The upper surfaces of the positions close to the two ends of the scrubbing rod are connected with first rotating shafts through first traction ropes respectively, the lower surfaces of the positions close to the two ends of the scrubbing rod are connected with second rotating shafts through second traction ropes respectively, lifting of the scrubbing rod is achieved through rotation of the first rotating shafts and the second rotating shafts, and therefore glass on the two sides of the glass partition is scrubbed.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of glass partitions, and in particular relates to a glass partition with interlayer decoration and a self-scrubbing device. Background Art

[0002] With the advancement of interior and exterior decoration technologies, people's requirements for interior and exterior decoration are evolving from practicality to aesthetics and decorative features. Corridors are crucial components of buildings, serving as a vital link between rooms and acting as transitional spaces within them. Although people only spend a short time in corridors, they are crucial, often serving as essential connections between two or more locations. Modern architecture is increasingly adopting more aesthetically pleasing glass partitions as corridor partitions. However, to effectively block sight lines and ensure privacy between rooms on either side of the corridor, curtains or blinds are often hung on one side of the glass partition, or frosted glass is used. This design is more suitable for office buildings. However, corridors in art galleries, exhibition halls, museums, and other venues with performance functions are essential for visitors and audiences, serving as a vital venue for showcasing the venue's artistic taste. Conventional glass partitions lack aesthetic appeal. Furthermore, the glass partitions on both sides of corridors are typically quite large, and currently require manual cleaning, which is time-consuming and labor-intensive. Summary of the Invention

[0003] To address the above-mentioned problems, the present invention provides a glass partition with interlayer decoration and a self-cleaning device, comprising a square fixed frame and double-layer glass inside the fixed frame, the fixed frame comprising a top edge, a bottom edge, and two side edges, the top edge having a first compartment inside, a first motor and a first rotating shaft disposed inside the first compartment, a decorative curtain wound around the first rotating shaft, the decorative curtain being able to pass through the interior space of the top edge and be raised and lowered in the interlayer space between the double-layer glass;

[0004] The interior of the bottom edge is provided with a second chamber, in which a second motor and a second rotating shaft are provided; a movable horizontal scrubbing rod is provided on each side of the glass partition, and both ends of the scrubbing rod are slidably connected to the two side edges of the fixed frame; the upper surface near the two ends of the scrubbing rod is connected to the first rotating shaft through a first traction rope, and the lower surface near the two ends of the scrubbing rod is connected to the second rotating shaft through a second traction rope. The scrubbing rod is raised and lowered by rotating the first rotating shaft and the second rotating shaft, thereby scrubbing the glass on both sides of the glass partition.

[0005] Optionally, a removable first cover plate is provided on both sides of the top edge of the fixed frame, so as to facilitate maintenance of the first motor and the first rotating shaft, and replacement of the decorative curtain; the two first cover plates protrude toward the outside of both sides of the top edge, that is, the two first cover plates protrude in opposite directions, thereby expanding the space inside the first compartment and providing space for the first motor, the first rotating shaft and the decorative curtain;

[0006] The first chamber is a hollow long strip, the first motor is located at one end of the first chamber, and the two ends of the first rotating shaft are respectively connected to the first motor and the other end of the first chamber; the first rotating shaft is parallel to the length direction of the first chamber.

[0007] Further optionally, a roller is sleeved on the outer side of the first rotating shaft, and the decorative curtain is wound on the outer surface of the roller; the roller is a hollow cylinder, and the roller consists of two identical semicircular shells, and the side edges of the two shells corresponding to each other are hinged to each other, and the other side edges can be snapped together to achieve the separation and closing of the two shells.

[0008] Optionally, when the decorative curtain needs to have a hollow picture effect, the decorative curtain includes a main surface and a secondary surface. The material of the main surface is selected from paper, cloth or gauze, and the main surface has a hollow pattern; the secondary surface is transparent plastic cloth, the main surface and the secondary surface are the same size and are stacked together.

[0009] Optionally, removable second cover plates are provided on both sides of the bottom edge of the fixed frame to facilitate maintenance of the second motor and the second rotating shaft; the portions of the two second cover plates corresponding to the second motor protrude toward the outsides of both sides of the bottom edge, that is, the portions of the two second cover plates corresponding to the second motor protrude in opposite directions, thereby expanding the internal space of the second compartment at that location and providing space for the second motor;

[0010] The second chamber is a hollow long strip, the second motor is located at one end of the second chamber, and both ends of the second rotating shaft are respectively connected to the second motor and the other end of the second chamber; the second rotating shaft is parallel to the length direction of the second chamber.

[0011] Optionally, the scrubbing rod includes a horizontal plate in the middle and connecting heads at both ends of the horizontal plate, the horizontal plate is parallel to the glass surface, the side of the horizontal plate facing the glass is the inner side, and at least one cleaning component is provided on the inner side of the horizontal plate, the cleaning component includes a retractable scraper, a row of several liquid sacs and several movable sac-breaking needles; the connecting head is cylindrical, and a roller is provided on the outer side of the connecting head. The scrubbing rod is connected to the side edges of both sides of the fixed frame through the roller, the upper surface of the connecting head is connected to the first traction rope, and the lower surface of the connecting head is connected to the second traction rope.

[0012] Further optionally, the length direction of the scraper is parallel to the length direction of the horizontal plate, one long side of the scraper is hinged to the inner side surface of the horizontal plate through a third rotating shaft, and the other long side extends toward the glass surface and is provided with a rubber scraper, which directly contacts the glass surface for cleaning the glass;

[0013] One end or both ends of the third rotating shaft are connected to the first electromagnetic device. The first electromagnetic device adjusts the tilt angle of the scraper by controlling the rotation of the third rotating shaft, so that the rubber scraper contacts or leaves the glass surface.

[0014] Further optionally, a row of liquid bags are provided below the scraper, the liquid bags containing cleaning liquid or water, the openings of the liquid bags are tied and sealed and connected to the inner side of the horizontal plate, and the other parts of the liquid bags hang naturally; the thickness of the liquid bags after being filled with liquid is no greater than the distance between the horizontal plate and the glass surface, and does not affect the movement of the horizontal plate;

[0015] Several sacs are divided into several groups. Several sacs in the same group are arranged side by side. There are gaps between sacs in different groups. A horizontal sac-breaking needle is set between two adjacent groups of sacs. The number of sac-breaking needles is equal to the number of sac groups.

[0016] Further optionally, a movable groove and a movable rod are provided below a row of liquid capsules, the movable groove and the movable rod are both arranged horizontally, the movable groove is provided on the inner side surface of the horizontal plate, the inner side surface of the horizontal plate is recessed toward the outer side surface to form the movable groove, the movable rod is slidably connected in the movable groove, and a second electromagnetic device is provided at one end or both ends of the movable rod to control the translation of the movable rod;

[0017] Several support rods are evenly arranged on the moving rod, and the end of the support rod away from the moving rod is connected to the tail of the cyst-breaking needle. One cyst-breaking needle corresponds to a group of liquid cysts. The cyst-breaking needle is arranged horizontally and the head points to the outermost cyst in the corresponding group of liquid cysts. The moving rod drives the cyst-breaking needle to move along the moving groove, and can puncture several liquid cysts in the corresponding group.

[0018] Optionally, a vertical track portion is provided on each of the two side surfaces of the fixed frame, and the two connecting heads of the scrubbing rod are slidably connected to the track portions on the same side surface of the two side surfaces;

[0019] The track portion is an elongated hollow cuboid, and the side of the track portion facing the track portion on the other side is empty, that is, the sides of the two track portions on the same side of the glass partition facing each other are empty, so that the connecting head can extend into the track portion from the empty side; the first traction rope and the second traction rope at both ends of the scrubbing rod are both in the corresponding track portion; the wheel surface of the roller is vertical, and the roller rolls along the inside of the track portion, driving the scrubbing rod to move up and down. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0020] Figure 1 It is a structural diagram of a glass partition with interlayer decoration and self-cleaning device;

[0021] Figure 2 is a schematic side view of the top side and the first chamber;

[0022] Figure 3 A schematic diagram of the first rotating shaft connecting the reel and the first traction rope;

[0023] Figure 4 It is a structural diagram of the scrubbing rod;

[0024] Figure 5 is a side view of the crossbar;

[0025] Figure 6 Schematic diagram of the crossbar and cleaning components.

[0026] In the accompanying drawings, 1-fixed frame, 2-glass, 3-top edge, 4-bottom edge, 5-side edge, 6-first chamber, 7-second chamber, 8-first motor, 9-second motor, 10-first rotating shaft, 11-second rotating shaft, 12-decorative curtain, 13-scrubbing rod, 14-first traction rope, 15-second traction rope, 16-first cover plate, 17-moving groove, 18-reel, 19-horizontal plate, 20-connecting head, 21-scraper, 22-liquid sac, 23-cyst-breaking needle, 24-roller, 25-moving rod. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0027] This embodiment provides a glass partition with interlayer decoration and self-cleaning device, such as Figures 1-6 As shown, it includes a square fixing frame 1 and double-layer glass 2 inside the fixing frame 1. The fixing frame 1 includes a top edge 3, a bottom edge 4 and two side edges 5. The top edge 3 has a first compartment 6 inside. The first compartment 6 is provided with a first motor 8 and a first rotating shaft 10. A decorative curtain 12 is wound on the first rotating shaft 10. The decorative curtain 12 can pass through the interior space of the top edge 3 and be raised and lowered in the interlayer space between the double-layer glass 2.

[0028] The bottom edge 4 has a second chamber 7 inside, and a second motor 9 and a second rotating shaft 11 are provided in the second chamber 7; a movable horizontal scrubbing rod 13 is provided on both sides of the glass partition, and the two ends of the scrubbing rod 13 are slidably connected to the two side edges 5 of the fixed frame 1; the upper surface near the two ends of the scrubbing rod 13 is connected to the first rotating shaft 10 through a first traction rope 14, and the lower surface near the two ends of the scrubbing rod 13 is connected to the second rotating shaft 11 through a second traction rope 15. The scrubbing rod 13 is raised and lowered by rotating the first rotating shaft 10 and the second rotating shaft 11, thereby scrubbing the glass on both sides of the glass partition.

[0029] Optionally, the fixing frame 1 is a fixed frame commonly used for glass partitions, and the outer side of the fixing frame 1 is mounted on the corresponding corridor partition wall, or the top edge 3 of the fixing frame is fixedly connected to the roof, the bottom edge 4 is connected to the corresponding concrete support on the ground, and the two side edges 5 are connected to the alloy steel columns or columns of other materials used to fix the glass partition. In short, the connection method of the fixing frame 1 to the internal wall or column of the building can be conventional;

[0030] The double-layer glass 2 is installed in the fixed frame 1 according to the existing technology. The fixed frame 1 and the space between the fixed frame 1 and the glass 2 can be filled with sealing strips or fireproof materials. There is a gap between the two layers of glass 2 to form a sandwich space, which is not a vacuum. Conventional spacers can be provided between the two layers of glass 2 and near the fixed frame, or not, depending on the requirements of the glass partition.

[0031] Optionally, a removable first cover plate 16 is provided on both sides of the top edge 3 of the fixed frame, which facilitates maintenance of the first motor 8 and the first rotating shaft 10, as well as replacement of the decorative curtain 12; the two first cover plates 16 protrude toward the outside of both sides of the top edge 3, that is, the two first cover plates 16 protrude in opposite directions, thereby expanding the space inside the first compartment 6 and providing space for the first motor 8, the first rotating shaft 10 and the decorative curtain 12;

[0032] The first chamber 6 is a hollow long strip, the first motor 8 is located at one end of the first chamber 6, and the two ends of the first rotating shaft 10 are respectively connected to the first motor 8 and the other end of the first chamber 6; the first rotating shaft 10 is parallel to the length direction of the first chamber 6; the two first cover plates 16 are provided with hollow areas at the positions corresponding to the first motor 8, and the hollow areas are evenly distributed with through holes to facilitate heat dissipation for the first motor 8.

[0033] If there is filler inside the top edge 3 of the fixed frame, the filler is arranged around the periphery of the first chamber 6, and the cavity formed inside is the first chamber 6. The bottom of the first chamber 6 is connected to the hollow groove of the upper spacer, so that the decorative curtain 12 can be smoothly lowered into the mezzanine space.

[0034] Further optionally, a roller 18 is sleeved on the outer side of the first rotating shaft 10, and the decorative curtain 12 is wound on the outer surface of the roller 18; the roller 18 is a hollow cylinder, and the roller 18 consists of two identical semicircular shells, and the side edges of the two shells corresponding to each other are hinged to each other, and the other side edges can be snapped together to achieve the separation and closing of the two shells; the distance between the left end of the roller 18 and the left end of the first rotating shaft 10 is equal to the distance between the right end of the roller 18 and the right end of the first rotating shaft 10.

[0035] Further optionally, a plurality of clamping columns are evenly arranged on the inner wall of the reel 18, one end of the clamping column is fixed on the inner wall of the reel 18, and the other end points to the central axis of the reel 18, and the clamping column is a thin and short cylinder;

[0036] A recessed slot is provided on the outer surface of the first rotating shaft 10 at the position corresponding to the clamping column. The slot corresponds to the clamping column one-to-one, and the slot extends toward the interior of the first rotating shaft 10. When the reel 18 is installed on the outside of the first rotating shaft 10, the reel 18 surrounds the outside of the first rotating shaft 10, and the clamping column is clamped in the corresponding slot; when the reel 18 needs to be removed, the two sides of the reel 18 are manually pried open, the hinged sides of the two shells are rotated, and the clamping column is disengaged from the slot, so that the reel 18 is disengaged from the first rotating shaft 10.

[0037] Preferably, the outer surface of the drum 18 is provided with a straight mounting area, the length of which is equal to the length of the starting end of the decorative curtain 12, for connection to the starting end of the decorative curtain 12. The mounting area can be configured as a groove recessed toward the central axis of the drum 18, into which the top shaft of the starting end of the decorative curtain 12 snaps, achieving connection with the mounting area; or it can be configured as an outwardly protruding rib, into which a recessed groove is provided on the top shaft of the decorative curtain 12, into which the rib snaps, achieving connection with the mounting area. The starting end of the decorative curtain 12 can also be directly bonded to the outer surface of the drum 18.

[0038] Optionally, the number of layers of the decorative curtain 12 is 1-3, and the material of the curtain surface is selected from paper, cloth or gauze.

[0039] Paper is relatively inexpensive and comes in a wide variety of textures. Most paper types can meet winding requirements. Sandwiching paper between two layers of glass creates a unique visual effect, with a retro aesthetic, making it suitable for use in period buildings. Cloth or gauze, a common curtain material, also provides shade, light regulation, and aesthetic benefits. They are inexpensive and come in a variety of materials and patterns.

[0040] Optionally, when the decorative curtain 12 needs to have a hollow picture effect, the decorative curtain 12 includes a main surface and a secondary surface. The material of the main surface is selected from paper, cloth or gauze, and the main surface has a hollow pattern; the secondary surface is transparent plastic cloth, the main surface and the secondary surface are the same size and are stacked together.

[0041] If the decorative curtain 12 with the hollowed-out effect only has one layer, the hollowed-out portions of different layers may intersect with each other when the decorative curtain 12 is wound on the roller 18, causing different portions of the decorative curtain 12 to become entangled with each other, hindering unwinding and preventing smooth lowering of the decorative curtain 12. The present invention provides a layer of transparent plastic sheeting on one side of the main surface. As a result, when the decorative curtain 12 is wound on the roller 18, the main surface of the inner layer of the roller 18 does not directly contact the main surface of the adjacent outer layer. Instead, the transparent plastic sheeting is interposed, preventing the aforementioned problem. Furthermore, the transparent plastic sheeting can protect the main surface.

[0042] The decorative curtain 12 is preferably square, slightly smaller than the area of the interlayer space, ensuring that it covers the entire glass partition's transparent surface. Alternatively, the decorative curtain 12 may be circular, diamond-shaped, or have other, or irregular, shapes. While this may not completely cover the entire glass partition's transparent surface, it can provide a more personalized decorative effect and enhance both aesthetics and artistry. The shape and content of the decorative curtain 12 are designed based on actual needs for decoration, shading, and display.

[0043] To replace the decorative curtain 12, simply open the first cover 16 on either side, disassemble and remove the reel 18 as described above, and remove the curtain 12. The reel is provided to facilitate assembly and disassembly of the curtain. Without a reel, the curtain would be wound directly onto the first rotating shaft, requiring the curtain to be fully opened and unwound from the location where the first cover was removed, which is quite inconvenient. A bottom shaft or a heavy hanging object can be placed at the bottom of the curtain 12. Passing the bottom of the curtain 12 and the hanging object through the hollow slots in the upper spacer bar allows the curtain 12 to be lowered smoothly.

[0044] Optionally, two circles of grooves are provided at either end of the first rotating shaft 10 , and the two circles of grooves are sequentially arranged along the length direction of the first rotating shaft 10 and do not intersect with each other.

[0045] In a specific embodiment, the left end of the first rotating shaft 10 is provided with a first groove and a second groove, with the second groove being closer to the winding drum 18. The right end of the first rotating shaft 10 is provided with a third groove and a fourth groove, with the fourth groove being closer to the winding drum 18. The two first traction ropes 14 at both ends of the scrubbing rod 13 on the outside of the glass partition are wound around the first groove and the third groove, respectively. The two first traction ropes 14 at both ends of the scrubbing rod 13 on the inside of the glass partition are wound around the second groove and the fourth groove, respectively. This allows one first rotating shaft 10 to synchronously control the vertical movement of two scrubbing rods 13 via the four first traction ropes 14.

[0046] Optionally, removable second cover plates are provided on both sides of the bottom edge of the fixed frame to facilitate maintenance of the second motor 9 and the second rotating shaft 11; the portions of the two second cover plates corresponding to the second motor 9 protrude toward the outsides of both sides of the bottom edge, that is, the portions of the two second cover plates corresponding to the second motor 9 protrude in opposite directions, thereby expanding the internal space of the second chamber 7 at that location and providing space for the second motor 9;

[0047] Second chamber 7 is a hollow, elongated strip. Second motor 9 is located at one end of second chamber 7. Second shaft 11 connects the motor 9 to the other end of second chamber 7, respectively. Second shaft 11 runs parallel to the length of second chamber 7. The two second covers have hollowed-out areas corresponding to the second motor 9. These areas are uniformly distributed with through holes to facilitate heat dissipation from the motor 9. Filler is placed around the bottom edge of the fixed frame, creating a hollow cavity that forms second chamber 7.

[0048] Optionally, two circles of grooves are provided at either end of the second rotating shaft 11 , and the two circles of grooves are sequentially arranged along the length direction of the second rotating shaft 11 and do not intersect with each other.

[0049] In a specific embodiment, the left end of the second rotating shaft 11 is provided with a fifth groove and a sixth groove, with the sixth groove being closer to the winding drum 18. The right end of the second rotating shaft 11 is provided with a seventh groove and an eighth groove, with the eighth groove being closer to the winding drum 18. The two second traction ropes 15 at both ends of the scrubbing rod 13 on the outside of the glass partition are wound around the fifth groove and the seventh groove, respectively, while the two second traction ropes 15 at both ends of the scrubbing rod 13 on the inside of the glass partition are wound around the sixth groove and the eighth groove, respectively. This allows one second rotating shaft 11 to synchronously control the vertical movement of two scrubbing rods 13 via four second traction ropes 15.

[0050] Optionally, the scrubbing rod 13 includes a horizontal plate 19 in the middle and connecting heads 20 at both ends of the horizontal plate 19, the horizontal plate 19 is parallel to the surface of the glass 2, and the side of the horizontal plate 19 facing the glass 2 is the inner side, and at least one cleaning component is provided on the inner side of the horizontal plate 19, and the cleaning component includes a retractable scraper 21, a row of several liquid sacs 22 and several movable sac-breaking needles 23; the connecting head 20 is cylindrical, and a roller 24 is provided on the outer side of the connecting head 20, and the scrubbing rod 13 is connected to the side edges 5 on both sides of the fixed frame through the roller 24, the upper surface of the connecting head 20 is connected to the first traction rope 14, and the lower surface of the connecting head 20 is connected to the second traction rope 15.

[0051] The position where the connector 20 connects the first traction rope 14 and the second traction rope 15 is closer to the outside of the connector 20. The outside direction of the connector 20 is away from the roller 24 and the cross plate 19, so that the two first traction ropes 14 and the second traction ropes 15 do not affect the rotation of the roller 24, nor will they be entangled with the roller 24. The connector 20 can connect the first traction rope 14 and the second traction rope 15 in various ways. For example, a hanging ring is provided on the connector 20, and a hook is provided at one end of the traction rope. The hook is connected to the hanging ring, and the traction rope can also be removed, which is relatively convenient.

[0052] Further optionally, the length of the horizontal plate 19 is not greater than the width of the glass, the surface of the horizontal plate 19 is vertical, and there is a gap between the inner side surface of the horizontal plate 19 and the glass surface for placing the cleaning component.

[0053] Further optionally, the length direction of the scraper 21 is parallel to the length direction of the horizontal plate 19, one long side of the scraper 21 is hinged to the inner side surface of the horizontal plate 19 through a third rotating shaft, and the other long side extends toward the glass surface and is provided with a rubber scraper, which directly contacts the glass surface for cleaning the glass;

[0054] One or both ends of the third shaft are connected to a first electromagnetic device. The first electromagnetic device controls the rotation of the third shaft to adjust the tilt angle of the scraper 21, causing the rubber blade to contact or leave the glass surface. The first electromagnetic device is a conventional electromagnetic device that can control the rod to rotate to a specific angle.

[0055] Further optionally, a row of liquid capsules 22 are provided below the scraper 21. The liquid capsules 22 are filled with cleaning liquid or water. The openings of the liquid capsules 22 are tied and sealed and connected to the inner side of the horizontal plate 19. The other parts of the liquid capsules 22 hang naturally. The thickness of the liquid capsules 22 after being filled with liquid is no greater than the distance between the horizontal plate 19 and the glass surface, and does not affect the movement of the horizontal plate 19.

[0056] Several liquid capsules 22 are divided into several groups. The number of groups and the number of liquid capsules 22 in each group are adjusted according to the width of the glass and the amount of cleaning liquid or water required for each cleaning. Several liquid capsules 22 in the same group are arranged side by side, and there is a gap between the liquid capsules 22 in different groups. A horizontally arranged capsule-breaking needle 23 is provided between two adjacent groups of liquid capsules 22. The number of capsule-breaking needles 23 is equal to the number of groups of liquid capsules 22.

[0057] The openings of the groups of liquid capsules 22 are hung at the same horizontal line, and the volume of liquid contained in each liquid capsule 22 is the same, so that a row of liquid capsules 22 are at the same height.

[0058] Further optionally, a movable groove 17 and a movable rod 25 are provided below a row of liquid capsules 22, and the movable groove and the movable rod 25 are both arranged horizontally. The movable groove is provided on the inner side surface of the horizontal plate 19, and the inner side surface of the horizontal plate 19 is recessed toward the outer side surface to form the movable groove. The movable rod 25 is slidably connected in the movable groove, and a second electromagnetic device is provided at one end or both ends of the movable rod 25. The control end of the second electromagnetic device is connected to the movable rod 25 to control the translation of the movable rod 25;

[0059] Several support rods are evenly spaced along the movable rod 25. The ends of the support rods, facing away from the movable rod 25, are connected to the tails of the cyst-rupturing needles 23. Each cyst-rupturing needle 23 corresponds to a group of cysts. The needles 23 are positioned horizontally, with their heads pointing toward the outermost cysts in the group. The movable rod 25 drives the needles 23 along the movable groove, puncturing several cysts in the corresponding group. Cleaning fluid or water splashes onto the glass surface, awaiting scrubbing by the rubber scraper. The number of cysts punctured controls the amount of cleaning fluid or water used. The second electromagnetic device is a conventional electromagnetic device that controls the distance traveled by the movable rod 25.

[0060] The number of groups of sacs 22 and the number of sacs 22 in each group are rationally designed based on the width of the glass. By grouping the sacs 22, several sac-piercing needles 23 can simultaneously puncture several sacs 22. These sacs 22 are evenly distributed across the width of the glass, providing a uniform supply of cleaning fluid or water. This allows for precise, small-scale delivery to multiple locations, conserving cleaning fluid while preventing the rubber blade from being unable to remove large amounts of liquid in a short period of time.

[0061] The liquid capsule 22 is similar to a balloon and is filled with cleaning liquid or water. When the needle 23 punctures the liquid capsule 22, the liquid capsule 22 explodes, and the liquid inside splashes out, spraying directly onto the glass surface. Liquid splashing toward the horizontal plate 19 is blocked by the horizontal plate 19 and then drips along the horizontal plate 19, preventing it from spraying outside. Liquid splashing to the sides is blocked by the other liquid capsules 22 on both sides. The amount of liquid in the liquid capsule 22 is small, so serious liquid splashing outside is unlikely.

[0062] After several cyst-rupturing needles simultaneously puncture corresponding cysts, cleaning fluid or water splashes onto the glass surface. As the horizontal plate 19 continues to move downward, the third shaft drives the scraper 21 to rotate toward the glass surface. The rubber scraper contacts the cleaning fluid or water on the glass, scrubbing it as it moves downward. If the cleaning fluid is insufficient, the cyst-rupturing needles 23 move again and puncture the cysts 22 to continue supplying cleaning fluid.

[0063] Optionally, a vertical track portion is provided on each of the two side surfaces of the fixed frame side 5, and the two connecting heads 20 of the scrubbing rod 13 are slidably connected to the track portions on the same side surface of the two side surfaces;

[0064] The track portion is an elongated hollow cuboid, and the side of the track portion facing the track portion on the other side is vacant, that is, the sides of the two track portions on the same side of the glass partition facing each other are vacant, so that the connecting head 20 can extend into the track portion from the vacant side; the first traction rope 14 and the second traction rope 15 at both ends of the scrubbing rod 13 are both in the corresponding track portion; the wheel surface of the roller 24 is vertical, and the roller 24 rolls along the inside of the track portion, driving the scrubbing rod 13 to move up and down.

[0065] The track portion is detachably connected to the side of the fixed frame, facilitating removal of the scrubbing rod 13, replacement of the liquid sac 22, and cleaning the inner surface of the transverse plate 19. As the roller 24 rolls up and down along the track portion, its wheel surface contacts the inner surface of the track portion facing the fixed frame and the side of the fixed frame. When the scraper 21 rotates to contact the glass surface, the rubber blades press against the glass surface, exerting force on the transverse plate 19 away from the glass surface. The rollers 24 at both ends also press against the inner surface of the track portion facing the fixed frame. These inner surfaces are fixed, limiting the lateral compression of the rollers 24. This effectively applies force to the rollers 24 and transverse plate 19 toward the glass surface, pressing the scraper 21 against the glass. This imparts a certain force on the rubber blades, allowing them to press against the glass and improve cleaning power without affecting the movement of the scrubbing rod 13. The rolling of the rollers 24 also reduces movement resistance.

[0066] In the present invention, the liquid capsules 22 are divided into several groups and provided with several corresponding capsule-breaking needles 23. This allows for the distributed provision of cleaning liquid, allowing for multiple small amounts of cleaning liquid, thereby improving the utilization rate of the cleaning liquid and avoiding the need to constantly remove and install the liquid capsules 22 before each glass cleaning. After the scrubbing rod 13 has been used several times and the liquid capsules 22 are exhausted, new liquid capsules 22 are uniformly replaced. The liquid capsules 22 are made of conventional materials and are low in cost. The moving rod 25 drives the several capsule-breaking needles 23 to move synchronously. The several capsule-breaking needles 23 first puncture the first liquid capsule 22 in each group, and the scraper 21 moves downward to contact the cleaning liquid, and then cleans the glass with the cleaning liquid. When the cleaning liquid is insufficient, the moving rod 25 drives the capsule-breaking needles 23 to move again, puncturing the second liquid capsule 22 in each group, and providing cleaning liquid again.

[0067] When scrubbing the glass, the second rotating shaft 11 rotates and reels, pulling the two scrubbing rods 13 downward synchronously via the four second traction ropes 15. Simultaneously, the first rotating shaft 10 rotates and unwinds the four first traction ropes 14. The two rotating shafts rotate at the same speed, and through the coordination of the upper and lower traction ropes, the two scrubbing rods 13 move downward synchronously and stably, with a controllable downward movement speed. As the scrubbing rods 13 move from the top edge of the glass to the bottom edge, the third rotating shaft drives the scraper 21 to rotate and leave the glass surface. At this point, the scrubbing rods 13 can rest safely on the bottom edge of the fixed frame (no need to worry about the scrubbing rods 13 falling from a height), without obstructing the decorative curtain 12 covering the main glass body, waiting for the next scrubbing operation to move to the top edge again, and then scrub from top to bottom.

[0068] To prevent the scrubbing rod 13 and the decorative curtain 12 from moving together when not scrubbing, the first traction cord 14 can be disconnected from the connector 20 when the scrubbing rod 13 is parked at the bottom edge. The first rotating shaft 10 then drives only the decorative curtain 12 and the first traction cord 14 up and down. At this point, the connectors 20 at both ends of the scrubbing rod 13 are temporarily secured by the bottom of the rail, preventing them from detaching or falling. Since the scrubbing rod 13 is essentially suspended from the bottom edge of the fixed frame, it maintains a certain distance from the ground, thus not interfering with normal floor cleaning.

[0069] The four first traction ropes 14 connected to both ends of the first rotating shaft 10 pass through the top edge of the fixed frame from the side or bottom surface of the first cover plate 16 on both sides, and then pass through the top of the corresponding track portion. Fixed pulleys for guiding the first traction ropes 14 can be provided in the first compartment 6, so that the first traction ropes 14 can pass through the first cover plate 16 smoothly. The four second traction ropes 15 connected to both ends of the second rotating shaft 11 pass through the bottom edge of the fixed frame from the side of the second cover plate on both sides, and then pass through the bottom of the corresponding track portion. Fixed pulleys for guiding the second traction ropes 15 can be provided in the second compartment 7, so that the second traction ropes 15 can pass through the second cover plate smoothly.

Claims

1. A glass partition with interlayer decoration and self-cleaning device, comprising a square fixed frame and double-layer glass in the fixed frame, wherein the fixed frame comprises a top edge, a bottom edge and two side edges, characterized in that: The top edge has a first compartment inside, a first motor and a first rotating shaft are arranged in the first compartment, a decorative curtain is wound on the first rotating shaft, and the decorative curtain can pass through the interior space of the top edge and rise and fall in the interlayer space between the double-layer glass. The interior of the bottom edge is provided with a second chamber, in which a second motor and a second rotating shaft are provided; a movable horizontal scrubbing rod is provided on each side of the glass partition, and both ends of the scrubbing rod are slidably connected to the two side edges of the fixed frame; the upper surface near the two ends of the scrubbing rod is connected to the first rotating shaft through a first traction rope, and the lower surface near the two ends of the scrubbing rod is connected to the second rotating shaft through a second traction rope. The scrubbing rod is raised and lowered by rotating the first rotating shaft and the second rotating shaft, thereby scrubbing the glass on both sides of the glass partition.

2. The glass partition with interlayer decoration and self-cleaning device according to claim 1 is characterized in that: A removable first cover plate is provided on both sides of the top edge of the fixed frame, which is convenient for maintaining the first motor and the first rotating shaft, as well as replacing the decorative curtain; the two first cover plates protrude outwards on both sides of the top edge to expand the space inside the first compartment; The first chamber is a hollow long strip, the first motor is located at one end of the first chamber, and the two ends of the first rotating shaft are respectively connected to the first motor and the other end of the first chamber; the first rotating shaft is parallel to the length direction of the first chamber.

3. The glass partition with interlayer decoration and self-cleaning device according to claim 2 is characterized in that: A roller is sleeved on the outer side of the first rotating shaft, and the decorative curtain is wound on the outer side of the roller; the roller is a hollow cylinder, and the roller consists of two identical semicircular shells, and the corresponding side edges of the two shells are hinged to each other, and the other side edges can be snapped together to achieve the separation and closing of the two shells.

4. The glass partition with interlayer decoration and self-cleaning device according to claim 1, characterized in that: When the decorative curtain needs to have a hollow picture effect, the decorative curtain includes a main surface and a secondary surface. The material of the main surface is selected from paper, cloth or gauze, and the main surface has a hollow pattern; the secondary surface is transparent plastic cloth. The main surface and the secondary surface are the same size and are stacked together.

5. The glass partition with interlayer decoration and self-cleaning device according to claim 1, characterized in that: A removable second cover plate is provided on both sides of the bottom edge of the fixed frame to facilitate maintenance of the second motor and the second rotating shaft; the portions of the two second cover plates corresponding to the second motor protrude outwards of both sides of the bottom edge, thereby expanding the internal space of the second compartment therein and providing space for the second motor; The second chamber is a hollow long strip, the second motor is located at one end of the second chamber, and both ends of the second rotating shaft are respectively connected to the second motor and the other end of the second chamber; the second rotating shaft is parallel to the length direction of the second chamber.

6. The glass partition with interlayer decoration and self-cleaning device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The scrubbing rod includes a horizontal plate in the middle and connecting heads at both ends of the horizontal plate. The horizontal plate is parallel to the glass surface, and the side of the horizontal plate facing the glass is the inner side. At least one cleaning component is provided on the inner side of the horizontal plate, and the cleaning component includes a retractable scraper, a row of several liquid sacs and several movable sac-breaking needles; the connecting head is cylindrical, and a roller is provided on the outer side of the connecting head. The scrubbing rod is connected to the side edges of both sides of the fixed frame through the roller. The upper surface of the connecting head is connected to the first traction rope, and the lower surface of the connecting head is connected to the second traction rope.

7. The glass partition with interlayer decoration and self-cleaning device according to claim 6, characterized in that: The length direction of the scraper is parallel to the length direction of the horizontal plate, one long side of the scraper is hinged to the inner side of the horizontal plate through a third rotating shaft, and the other long side extends toward the glass surface and is provided with a rubber scraper, which directly contacts the glass surface for cleaning the glass; One end or both ends of the third rotating shaft are connected to the first electromagnetic device. The first electromagnetic device adjusts the tilt angle of the scraper by controlling the rotation of the third rotating shaft, so that the rubber scraper contacts or leaves the glass surface.

8. The glass partition with interlayer decoration and self-cleaning device according to claim 7, characterized in that: A row of liquid bags are provided below the scraper. The bags are filled with cleaning liquid or water. The openings of the bags are tied and sealed and connected to the inner side of the horizontal plate. The other parts of the bags hang naturally. The thickness of the bags after being filled with liquid is not greater than the distance between the horizontal plate and the glass surface, so as not to affect the movement of the horizontal plate. Several sacs are divided into several groups. Several sacs in the same group are arranged side by side. There are gaps between sacs in different groups. A horizontal sac-breaking needle is set between two adjacent groups of sacs. The number of sac-breaking needles is equal to the number of sac groups.

9. The glass partition with interlayer decoration and self-cleaning device according to claim 1, characterized in that: A moving groove and a moving rod are provided below a row of liquid capsules. Both the moving groove and the moving rod are arranged horizontally. The moving groove is arranged on the inner side of the horizontal plate. The moving rod is slidably connected in the moving groove. A second electromagnetic device is provided at one or both ends of the moving rod to control the translation of the moving rod. Several support rods are evenly arranged on the moving rod, and the end of the support rod away from the moving rod is connected to the tail of the cyst-breaking needle. One cyst-breaking needle corresponds to a group of liquid cysts. The cyst-breaking needle is arranged horizontally and the head points to the outermost cyst in the corresponding group of liquid cysts. The moving rod drives the cyst-breaking needle to move along the moving groove, and can puncture several liquid cysts in the corresponding group.

10. The glass partition with interlayer decoration and self-cleaning device according to claim 1, characterized in that: A vertical track portion is respectively provided on the two side surfaces of the fixed frame, and the two connecting heads of the scrubbing rod are slidably connected to the track portions on the same side surfaces of the two side surfaces; the track portion is an elongated hollow rectangular parallelepiped, and the side of the track portion facing the track portion on the other side is empty; the first traction rope and the second traction rope at both ends of the scrubbing rod are both in the corresponding track portions; the wheel surface of the roller is vertical, and the roller rolls along the inside of the track portion, driving the scrubbing rod to move up and down.

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