Bowling Games TRIZ Cases

See how a sensing system detects water contamination in oil-based conditioning fluid before pum

See how lightweight flexible brush elements accelerated to 3,000 m/sec² use centrifugal force t

Drawn-in airflow spins a fan and generator inside the cleaner suction head, removing wire dependence while powering UV, lighting, and status display.

A dedicated airflow path cools and protects the vacuum cleaner drive belt, reducing heat, debris exposure, and belt failure.

A recessed powered foot scrubber uses motorized rotation and suction-cup stability to clean soles and upper surfaces safely in wet environments.

A mechanically linked height display lets users set the suction nozzle for different carpet heights while keeping the agitator rotating smoothly.

Rotating conveyors with elastic brush extenders clean tall-building windows around frames and ledges without scratching.

Low-damped spring suspension isolates vacuum cleaner motor vibration while a flexible air guide maintains leakage-free sealing and cuts housing noise.

Air-filled rubber tires and layered rollers absorb vibration and travel noise while reducing impact forces over hard-floor obstacles.

Replaceable brush modules with different hair lengths clean grooves and surface areas efficiently while reducing water, chemicals, and wear.

A dual-housing airflow passage with offset outlets and tuned openings cuts vacuum motor noise while preserving suction airflow.

Centrifugal force feeds cleaning solution from a compartmentalized brush core to keep wetting uniform while using minimal water.

A motorized brush, steam heater, and mop cloth combine dry sweeping and steam cleaning to cut effort, tools, and chemical residue.

A battery-driven rotating brush collects and holds swept debris in one tool, avoiding dustpans, residue, and awkward body positioning.

Combined rotational and orbital pad motion traps cleaning solution for uniform floor cleaning with less water and no splash skirts.

Segmented squeegees pool and recirculate cleaning fluid behind the brush, extending floor-cleaning cycles without larger tanks.

A friction-guided scraper repositions around the brush shaft to wipe fully in forward, reverse, and tight turns without wet patches.

Sidewalls shield a transversely mounted cyclone bin from lateral impacts while keeping a canister vacuum compact and accessible.

Segmented support members create a flat surface over bowling lanes while avoiding gutter contact, surface damage, and difficult setup.

A separate brush assembly with frame openings and side caps simplifies spiral brush mounting while preserving cleaning contact and build stability.

A variable side brush changes spacing by rotation direction to stay hidden in the body while still cleaning wall edges and corners.

Separate reservoirs and on-demand mixing let lane cleaners and conditioners stay compatible longer while avoiding wheel tracking and excess power use.

Ridges on the brush cover split and guide centrifuged cleaning liquid into separate outfalls, preventing puddles and floor trails.

A magnetic fan coupling and separate recovery tank let a dry vacuum tool dispense and recover fluid without exposing the motor or filters to liquid.

A serpentine exhaust pathway with partitioned damping chambers absorbs motor noise in central vacuum units without reducing cleaning performance.

Outside air is routed through the cord reel center to cool inner and outer power cord coils and reduce overheating in vacuum cleaners.

A baffled rectangular frame feeds steam into a snug fabric pocket to spread cleaning steam, absorb condensate, and cover larger surfaces.

Lift-and-rotate bin handling pairs interior brushing with exterior spraying to remove lodged debris and improve produce bin sanitation.

A guided valve keeps cooling air flowing to a blocked vacuum cleaner motor, reducing overheating and noise from repeated vent opening.

A motor mounting bracket redirects suction-tool loads to the upper housing, preventing section separation and relieving the lower shell.

Separate canister airflow paths cool the motor and drive components while filtering carbon dust without causing overheating.

Dome-shaped converging wheels let the conduit steer the floor tool smoothly in curves while keeping the cleaner head flat and compact.

Modular polyethylene supports create a flat event surface over bowling lanes while fitting height variations and preventing lane damage.

Rotatable cleaner housings and a flexible telescoping steering shaft expose internal parts without disassembly, cutting maintenance time and damage risk.

Longer joint bristles and shorter surface bristles clean paving joints thoroughly while reducing water use, splashing, and surface damage.

Rotating brushes, cleaning solution, and suction work together to scrub floors and collect dirty water across tile, grout, and carpet.

A fibrous pile cushion roll helps the wiping web conform to bowling lane irregularities for even cleaner spread and controlled pickup.

A side-by-side cyclone and motor layout increases dirt capacity while keeping the vacuum compact, maneuverable, and easy to empty.

Sequential cleaning and dressing steps cut peak power demand, enabling cordless bowling lane maintenance without losing cleaning quality or speed.