Blowing-suction machine and method for using blowing-suction machine for cleaning
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Solution Overview
Problem
Traditional blowing-suction machines have limited cleaning range due to an inflexible air blowing-suction head, making it difficult to clean narrow or hard-to-reach corners, and the cleaning operation is cumbersome.
Innovation Solution
A blowing-suction machine with a rotating air blowing-suction head assembly, featuring a motor cover connected to a rotating bracket through a ball and spring mechanism, allowing flexible rotation and stable connection, along with a connecting assembly for adjustable length and angle, enabling the head to reach more areas efficiently.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If the air blowing-suction head is connected to the handheld structure in an integrated design, then the structure is simple, but the cleaning range is limited and it is difficult to clean narrow or hard-to-reach corners
Solution Approach 1:
The air blowing-suction head assembly is made rotatable relative to the handheld structure through a rotating bracket mechanism with ball blocks and clamping slots. This allows the head to dynamically adjust its orientation and reach narrow or hard-to-reach corners while maintaining a relatively simple overall structure.
Solution Approach 2:
The device is divided into separable components: the handheld structure, the rotating bracket, and the air blowing-suction head assembly. This segmentation allows independent rotation and positioning of the head assembly, expanding cleaning coverage without significantly increasing structural complexity.
2Ease of operation
If the air blowing-suction head is fixed in position, then the structure is stable, but the operation is cumbersome and cleaning efficiency is low
Solution Approach 1:
The rotating bracket enables the air blowing-suction head to rotate flexibly during operation, allowing users to easily adjust the cleaning direction and angle. This dynamic capability improves both operation convenience and cleaning efficiency by reducing the need to reposition the entire device.
Solution Approach 2:
The ball blocks are pre-positioned within clamping slots on the rotating bracket, allowing the head assembly to be quickly rotated to desired positions and then locked in place. This preliminary positioning mechanism enables rapid adjustment without complex operations.
3Adaptability or versatility
If the air blowing-suction head can rotate flexibly, then the cleaning range is expanded, but the connection stability may be compromised
Solution Approach 1:
The rotating bracket with ball blocks and clamping slots provides a dynamic connection that allows rotation during adjustment but maintains stability during operation. The ball blocks engage with the clamping slots to lock the head assembly in the desired position, ensuring connection stability while preserving rotation flexibility.
Applied Scientific Principles
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Function Achieved in This Case
The rotating head assembly expands the cleaning range, improves operation convenience, enhances cleaning efficiency, and adapts to various scenarios, providing a stable and efficient cleaning experience with reduced production costs.
Implementation Method 1
a spring is mounted on the ball slot, and a ball clamped in the clamping slot is disposed on the spring
Data Source
AI summary
The present invention discloses a blowing-suction machine and a method for using a blowing-suction machine for cleaning. The blowing-suction machine includes a blowing-suction machine body, and the blowing-suction machine body includes a handheld handle and an air blowing-suction machine component. An end portion of the handheld handle is provided with a connecting assembly connected to the air blowing-suction machine component, and the air blowing-suction machine component includes an air blowing-suction head assembly and a rotating bracket. A ball block and a fixing rack are disposed in the rotating bracket, and the ball block is internally provided with a plurality of clamping slots. The air blowing-suction head assembly includes a motor cover disposed on one side of the rotating bracket, one side of the motor cover is provided with a ball slot and a motor cover toothed portion connected to the rotating bracket.