Bucket type water wheel power transmission hand-held cleaner

Abstract

The utility model discloses a bucket type water wheel power transmission handheld cleaner belongs to the technical field of fluid mechanics. Including: cleaner main part, water tank, water pump, water outlet and backwater connection water pipe. Cleaner body includes: cleaner head is connected with cleaner inlet pipe and cleaner outlet pipe and is located the front end of cleaner body. Cleaner handle is installed in the terminal of cleaner body, and bucket type water wheel is fixed on the water wheel shaft and is installed in the cleaner head, and the cleaning brush cover is fastened in the front end of cleaner head, and the cleaning brush is placed in the cleaning brush cover and is fastened on the water wheel shaft. When cleaner works, the water pump sends the cleaning fluid in the water tank from the cleaner inlet pipe into the cleaner head and pushes the bucket type water wheel to rotate, and the bucket type water wheel drives the cleaning brush to rotate through the water wheel shaft to clean the glass. And can open the water spray valve and spray the cleaning fluid on the cleaning brush simultaneously, improve the cleaning effect. Because adopting the bucket type water wheel to drive the cleaning brush to work, makes the cleaner more portable, flexible, improves the security.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model belongs to the field of fluid mechanics technology, specifically relating to a water-driven handheld cleaner with a water turbine for cleaning glass, hard walls and other surfaces. Background Technology

[0002] With the accelerating pace of urbanization, high-rise buildings are springing up in cities to meet the needs of industrial and commercial development and housing. While these buildings have solved people's needs for production space and housing, they also present problems and drawbacks. One such challenge is the cleaning of the exterior windows of high-rise buildings.

[0003] Currently, cleaning the exterior walls and windows of high-rise buildings can be done manually or by robots. The manual method involves using large external mechanical equipment to provide cleaning workers with a work platform and safety guarantees during the operation.

[0004] Patent publication number CN201710404350.8 discloses a glass door and window cleaning robot, which is equipped with two vacuum suction cups and two glass cleaning discs. The vacuum suction cups are used to fix the cleaning robot to the glass, and the vacuum suction cups work alternately to enable the cleaning robot to move on the glass. At the same time, the glass cleaning discs clean the glass by rubbing against it.

[0005] While the two cleaning modes mentioned above are effective, they are not universally applicable due to safety risks and costs. Summary of the Invention

[0006] In view of the deficiencies in the existing technology, the purpose of this utility model is to provide a water-powered handheld cleaner that can spray cleaning fluid and is safe and convenient to use.

[0007] To achieve the above objectives, the technical solution of this utility model is as follows:

[0008] This utility model provides a water-powered handheld cleaner with a water turbine, comprising: a main body of the cleaner, a water tank, a water pump, an outlet water pipe, and a return water pipe.

[0009] The main body of the cleaner includes: cleaner handle, cleaner inlet pipe, cleaner outlet pipe, cleaner start switch, spray valve start switch, cleaner head, cleaning brush, cleaning brush cover, spray valve, water jet type water wheel, water wheel shaft and fastening nut.

[0010] The water tank has: a water tank return pipe and a water tank cover. The water tank contains cleaning fluid. The water pump has: a water pump outlet pipe and a water pump inlet pipe.

[0011] Furthermore, the cleaner handle is mounted on the cleaner's inlet pipe and outlet pipe and located at the end of the cleaner body, while the cleaner head is connected to the cleaner's inlet pipe and outlet pipe and located at the front end of the cleaner body. The water jet is fixed to the water wheel shaft and installed inside the cleaner head, with the water wheel shaft extending from the front end of the cleaner head. The cleaning brush cover is fastened to the front end of the cleaner head, and the cleaning brush is placed inside the cleaning brush cover and fastened to the water wheel shaft with the fastening nut.

[0012] Furthermore, the water spray valve is connected to both the cleaner head and the cleaning brush cover. One port of the water spray valve communicates with the inner cavity of the cleaner head, and the other port of the water spray valve communicates with the inside of the cleaning brush cover.

[0013] Furthermore, the cleaning fluid in the water tank is added and replenished by opening the water tank cap. The cleaning fluid in the water tank can serve as both a cleaning fluid and a power transmission medium.

[0014] Furthermore, the water pump inlet pipe is connected to the water tank, the water pump outlet pipe is connected to the outlet connection pipe, the outlet connection pipe is connected to the cleaner inlet pipe, the cleaner inlet pipe is connected to the inner cavity of the cleaner head, the cleaner inlet pipe passes through the inner cavity of the cleaner head and is connected to the cleaner outlet pipe, the cleaner outlet pipe is connected to the return water connection pipe, and the return water connection pipe is connected to the water tank return water pipe, thus forming a closed loop in the system.

[0015] Furthermore, after the cleaner's start switch is activated, the water pump begins to operate. The cleaning fluid in the water tank enters the water pump through the water pump inlet pipe, is pressurized, and then flows from the water pump outlet pipe into the outlet connection pipe. The cleaning fluid then enters the cleaner's inlet pipe from the outlet connection pipe, and from there enters the cleaner head, driving the water jet to rotate and perform work. The rotation of the water jet drives the water wheel shaft to rotate, which in turn drives the cleaning brush to rotate. The cleaning brush rubs against the glass surface to clean it. After performing work, the cleaning fluid rotates back along the inner cavity of the cleaner head into the cleaner's outlet pipe. The cleaning fluid then enters the return water connection pipe from the cleaner's outlet pipe, and finally returns to the water tank through the water tank return pipe. In this way, during the operation of the water pump, the cleaning fluid, as the power transmission medium, circulates within a closed system.

[0016] Furthermore, the cleaner start switch and the water spray valve start switch are respectively installed at both ends of the cleaner handle. The cleaner start switch controls the start and stop of the water pump, and the water spray valve start switch controls the start and stop of the water spray valve. When the cleaning brush rotates and needs to spray cleaning fluid, the water spray valve start switch is activated, the water spray valve opens, and the cleaning fluid enters the cleaning brush cover from the inner cavity of the cleaner head through the water spray valve and is sprayed onto the cleaning brush to aid in cleaning.

[0017] Compared with existing technologies, the beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows: This utility model's water-wheel power-driven handheld cleaner uses cleaning fluid as the power transmission medium, utilizing the water-wheel to drive the cleaning brush, making the cleaner head 4 lightweight and flexible, and improving the safety and reliability of cleaning work. Cleaning fluid can be sprayed simultaneously while the cleaning brush is working, enhancing the cleaning effect and making cleaning more convenient. Attached Figure Description

[0018] Figure 1 This is a front view of the main body of the water-powered handheld cleaner in this embodiment.

[0019] Figure 2 This is a left view of the main body of the water-powered handheld cleaner in this embodiment.

[0020] Figure 3 This is a bottom partial sectional view of the main body of the water-wheel power-driven handheld cleaner in this embodiment.

[0021] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the water tank and water pump of the water-driven handheld cleaner in this embodiment. Detailed Implementation

[0022] To make the objectives, technical solutions, and advantages of this utility model clearer, the present utility model will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments. It should be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are merely illustrative.

[0023] This utility model is not intended to limit the scope of this utility model.

[0024] To achieve the above objectives, the technical solution of this utility model is as follows: See Figures 1 to 4 As shown, this embodiment provides a water-powered handheld cleaner, including: a cleaner body, a water tank 401, a water pump 408, an outlet water pipe 406, and a return water pipe 402.

[0025] The main body of the cleaner includes: cleaner handle 1, cleaner inlet pipe 2, cleaner outlet pipe 5, cleaner start switch 201, spray valve start switch 202, cleaner head 4, cleaning brush 205, cleaning brush cover 3, spray valve 203, water jet type water wheel 302, water wheel shaft 204, and fastening nut 301.

[0026] Water tank 401 has: water tank return pipe 403, water tank cover 405. Water tank 401 contains cleaning fluid 404. Water pump 408 has: water pump outlet pipe 407, water pump inlet pipe 409.

[0027] Furthermore, the cleaner handle 1 is mounted on the cleaner inlet pipe 2 and the cleaner outlet pipe 5 and is located at the end of the cleaner body. The cleaner head 4 is connected to the cleaner inlet pipe 2 and the cleaner outlet pipe 5 and is located at the front end of the cleaner body. The water jet 302 is fixed on the water wheel shaft 204 and installed inside the cleaner head 4. The water wheel shaft 204 extends from the front end of the cleaner head 4. The cleaning brush cover 3 is fastened to the front end of the cleaner head 4. The cleaning brush 205 is placed inside the cleaning brush cover 3 and fastened to the water wheel shaft 204 with the fastening nut 301.

[0028] Furthermore, the water spray valve 203 is connected to the cleaner head 4 and the cleaning brush cover 3 respectively. One port of the water spray valve 203 communicates with the inner cavity of the cleaner head 4, and the other port of the water spray valve 203 communicates with the inside of the cleaning brush cover 3.

[0029] Furthermore, the cleaning fluid 404 in the water tank 401 is added and replenished by opening the water tank cap 405. The cleaning fluid 404 in the water tank 401 can be used as both a cleaning fluid and a power transmission medium.

[0030] Furthermore, the water pump inlet pipe 409 is connected to the water tank 401, the water pump outlet pipe 407 is connected to the outlet connecting pipe 406, the outlet connecting pipe 406 is connected to the cleaner inlet pipe 2, the cleaner inlet pipe 2 is connected to the inner cavity of the cleaner head 4, the cleaner inlet pipe 2 is connected to the cleaner outlet pipe 5 through the inner cavity of the cleaner head 4, the cleaner outlet pipe 5 is connected to the return water connecting pipe 402, and the return water connecting pipe 402 is connected to the water tank return water pipe 403, thus forming a closed loop in the system.

[0031] Furthermore, after the cleaner start switch 201 is activated, the water pump 408 starts working. The cleaning fluid 404 in the water tank 401 enters the water pump 408 from the water pump inlet pipe 409, is pressurized, and then flows into the outlet water connection pipe 406 from the water pump outlet pipe 407. The cleaning fluid 404 then enters the cleaner inlet pipe 2 from the outlet water connection pipe 406. The cleaning fluid 404 enters the cleaner head 4 from the cleaner inlet pipe 2, driving the water bucket type water wheel 302 to rotate and do work. The water bucket type water wheel 302 drives the water wheel shaft 204 to rotate, and the water wheel shaft 204 drives the cleaning brush 205 to rotate. The cleaning brush 205 rubs against the glass surface to clean the glass. After the cleaning fluid 404 performs its work, it rotates along the inner cavity of the cleaner head 4 and enters the cleaner outlet pipe 5. The cleaning fluid 404 then enters the return water connection pipe 402 from the cleaner outlet pipe 5, and then returns to the water tank 401 from the return water connection pipe 402 via the water tank return pipe 403. In this way, during the operation of the water pump 408, the cleaning fluid 404, which serves as the power transmission medium, circulates within the closed system.

[0032] Furthermore, the cleaner start switch 201 and the water spray valve start switch 202 are respectively installed at both ends of the cleaner handle 1. The cleaner start switch 201 controls the start and stop of the water pump 408, and the water spray valve start switch 202 controls the start and stop of the water spray valve 203. When the cleaning brush 205 rotates and needs to spray cleaning fluid 404, the water spray valve start switch 202 is activated, the water spray valve 203 opens, and the cleaning fluid 404 enters the cleaning brush cover 3 from the inner cavity of the cleaner head 4 through the water spray valve 203 and is sprayed onto the cleaning brush 205 to aid in cleaning.

[0033] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows: This utility model's water-wheel power-driven handheld cleaner uses cleaning fluid 404 as the power transmission medium. The water-wheel 302 drives the cleaning brush 205, making the cleaner head 4 lightweight and flexible. When cleaning, the cleaner handle 1 is held so that the cleaning brush 205 contacts the exterior window glass or exterior wall surface. Then, the cleaner's start switch 201 is activated, and the water pump 408 starts working, driving the cleaning fluid 404 to flow in the pipe. The cleaning fluid 404 enters the cleaner head 4 from the cleaner's inlet pipe 2, driving the water-wheel 302 to rotate. The water-wheel 302 drives the cleaning brush 205 to rotate through the water wheel shaft 204. The cleaning brush 205 cleans the exterior window glass or exterior wall surface through friction, improving the safety and reliability of the cleaning work. Cleaning fluid 404 can be sprayed simultaneously while the cleaning brush is working, enhancing the cleaning effect and making cleaning more convenient.

[0034] The above are merely preferred embodiments of this utility model and are not intended to limit the scope of this utility model. Any modifications, equivalent substitutions, and improvements made within the spirit and principles of this utility model should be included in the protection of this utility model.

[0035] Within the protected area.

Claims

1. A water-powered handheld cleaner with a water turbine drive, characterized in that, include: The cleaner consists of a main body, a water tank (401), a water pump (408), an outlet water pipe (406), and a return water pipe (402). The main body includes: a cleaner handle (1), a cleaner inlet pipe (2), a cleaner outlet pipe (5), a cleaner start switch (201), a spray valve start switch (202), a cleaner head (4), a cleaning brush (205), a cleaning brush cover (3), a spray valve (203), a water jet (302), a water wheel shaft (204), and a fastening nut (301). The water tank (401) has: a water tank return pipe (403) and a water tank cover (405). The water tank (401) contains cleaning fluid (404). The water pump (408) has: a water pump outlet pipe (407) and a water pump inlet pipe (408). 409), the cleaner is powered by the water pump (408) and the cleaning fluid (404) is used as the power transmission medium; the water jet (302) is fastened to one end of the water wheel shaft (204) and installed inside the cleaner head (4), the cleaning brush (205) is installed at the other end of the water wheel shaft (204) and outside the cleaner head (4), after the cleaner start switch (201) is turned on, the water pump (408) starts to work, the water pump (409) 408) Drive the cleaning fluid (404) to flow in the pipe, push the water jet (302) to rotate in the cleaner head (4), the water jet (302) drives the cleaning brush (205) to rotate through the water wheel shaft (204), the cleaning brush (205) cleans the glass surface or wall surface by friction, and the water spray valve start switch (202) can be turned on at the same time to spray the cleaning fluid (404) synchronously when the cleaning brush (205) is working.

2. The water-powered handheld cleaner according to claim 1, characterized in that: The cleaner handle (1) is mounted on the cleaner inlet pipe (2) and the cleaner outlet pipe (5) and is located at the end of the cleaner body. The cleaner start switch (201) and the spray valve start switch (202) are respectively mounted on both ends of the cleaner handle (1). The cleaner head (4) is connected to the cleaner inlet pipe (2) and the cleaner outlet pipe (5) and is located at the front end of the cleaner body. The water jet (302) is fixed on the water wheel shaft (204) and installed inside the cleaner head (4). The water wheel shaft (204) extends from the front end of the cleaner head (4). The cleaning brush cover (3) is fastened to the front end of the cleaner head (4). The cleaning brush (205) is placed inside the cleaning brush cover (3) and secured by the fastening nut (301). It is fastened to the water turbine shaft (204).

3. The water-powered handheld cleaner according to claim 1, characterized in that: The water pump inlet pipe (409) is connected to the water tank (401), the water pump outlet pipe (407) is connected to the outlet connection pipe (406), the outlet connection pipe (406) is connected to the cleaner inlet pipe (2), the cleaner inlet pipe (2) is connected to the inner cavity of the cleaner head (4), the cleaner inlet pipe (2) passes through the inner cavity of the cleaner head (4) and is connected to the cleaner outlet pipe (5), the cleaner outlet pipe (5) is connected to the return water connection pipe (402), and the return water connection pipe (402) is connected to the water tank return water pipe (403), thus forming a closed loop in the system.

4. The water-powered handheld cleaner according to claim 1, characterized in that: The cleaning fluid (404) in the water tank (401) is added and replenished by opening the water tank cover (405). The cleaning fluid (404) in the water tank (401) can be used as both a cleaning fluid and a power transmission medium.

5. The water-powered handheld cleaner according to claim 1, characterized in that: The water spray valve (203) is connected to the cleaner head (4) and the cleaning brush cover (3) respectively. One port of the water spray valve (203) is connected to the inner cavity of the cleaner head (4), and the other port of the water spray valve (203) is connected to the cleaning brush cover (3). When it is necessary to spray cleaning fluid (404), the water spray valve start switch (202) is activated, the water spray valve (203) is opened, and the cleaning fluid (404) enters the cleaning brush cover (3) from the inner cavity of the cleaner head (4) through the water spray valve (203) and is sprayed onto the cleaning brush (205) to help with cleaning.

6. The water-powered handheld cleaner according to claim 3, characterized in that: After the cleaner's start switch (201) is activated, the water pump (408) begins to work. The cleaning fluid (404) in the water tank (401) enters the water pump (408) through the water pump inlet pipe (409), is pressurized, and then flows into the outlet connection pipe (406) through the water pump outlet pipe (407). The cleaning fluid (404) then enters the cleaner's inlet pipe (2) through the outlet connection pipe (406), and then enters the cleaner head (4) through the cleaner inlet pipe (2), driving the water turbine (302) to rotate and do work. After doing work, the cleaning fluid (404) rotates back along the inner cavity of the cleaner head (4) and enters the cleaner's outlet pipe (5). The cleaning fluid (404) flows out of the cleaner's outlet pipe (5). The water enters the return water connection pipe (402), and then returns to the water tank (401) through the water tank return pipe (403) from the return water connection pipe (402). In this way, the cleaning fluid (404), which serves as the power transmission medium, circulates in the closed system during the operation of the water pump (408).

7. The water-powered handheld cleaner according to claim 2, characterized in that: After the cleaner start switch (201) is turned on, the water pump (408) starts to work, and the cleaning fluid (404) enters the cleaner head (4) from the cleaner inlet pipe (2) to drive the water tank wheel (302) to rotate. The rotation of the water tank wheel (302) drives the water wheel shaft (204) to rotate, and the water wheel shaft (204) drives the cleaning brush (205) to rotate. The cleaning brush (205) rubs against the glass surface to clean the glass.

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