Snow Cleaning TRIZ Cases

A snow compression device uses a conveyor screw to compact and transport snow through a perforated tubular casing.

A snow plow auger housing control unit adjusts inclination angles using acceleration data to maintain precise positioning during travel direction changes.

Concave indentations in the wear strip slot nest over convex ribs on the shovel blade, enabling tool-free replacement of worn components.

Segmented blade panels pivot via springs to redirect snow, resolving single-sided removal limits.

An inclined load blade with up-turned side walls compresses snow into a dense mass for easier handling.

A curved clearing bar contour shields protruding fastening parts from snow flow.

A composite snow blade integrates a resilient rubber layer to absorb vibrations and reduce operational noise.

Segmented hitch and lift assemblies allow single-operator plow mounting while reducing maintenance needs from complex mechanical gaps.

A pivotal sleigh shovel uses a lever mechanism to pivot the container upward for material discharge.

Segmented ripping and milling units prepare snow substrate locally, reducing drive power requirements for trail formation.

Replacing metal with molded polymer reduces weight while a curved blade geometry directs snow inward, preventing lateral dispersion.

A crenellated abrasion-resistant steel cover-plate protects the snow-plow blade insert while reducing overall assembly weight.