Separator cleaning device

The separator cleaning device addresses dirt reattachment issues by using angled water supply pipes and an ultrasonic oscillator to maintain water flow momentum, achieving efficient and uniform cleaning with reusable water.

JP2026086281APending Publication Date: 2026-05-26H ONE CO LTD

Patent Information

Authority / Receiving Office
JP · JP
Patent Type
Applications
Current Assignee / Owner
H ONE CO LTD
Filing Date
2024-11-14
Publication Date
2026-05-26

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Technical Problem

Conventional separator cleaning devices suffer from dirt reattachment during the removal process, leading to inefficient cleaning.

Method used

A separator cleaning device with a water tank, jig, and diagonally routed water supply pipes with upwardly angled injection holes, along with an ultrasonic oscillator, to efficiently clean separators by maintaining water flow momentum and preventing dirt reattachment.

Benefits of technology

The device effectively cleans separators by ensuring dirt is removed and does not reattach, improving cleaning uniformity and efficiency, with the ability to clean multiple separators simultaneously and reuse cleaning water.

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Abstract

To provide a separator cleaning device that can efficiently clean separators. [Solution] The separator cleaning device 1 comprises a water tank 2 for storing cleaning water, a jig 30 placed in the water tank 2 and arranging a plurality of flat plate-shaped separators 10 upright with spacing between them, and a water supply pipe 20 that is piped diagonally below the jig 30 along the arrangement direction A of the separators 10 and has injection holes 21 for spraying cleaning water W into the gaps between the separators 10. The injection holes 21 are parallel to the surface 11 of the separators 10 and the injection direction is set to diagonally upward.
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