Electric Flushers With Rotating Heads And Germicidal Lamps
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing manual vaginal cleaners are cumbersome and ineffective in providing a thorough cleaning, leading to poor cleaning outcomes due to discontinuous operation and lack of comprehensive coverage.
Innovation Solution
An electric flusher with a base, flushing head, and driving assembly that allows the flushing head to swing or rotate, equipped with a germicidal lamp and water management system, ensuring comprehensive cleaning and hygiene by uniformly spraying water and reducing bacterial contamination.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Area of moving object
If manual vaginal cleaners are used, then the device structure is simple, but the cleaning coverage is limited and the cleaning effect is poor
Solution Approach 1:
The flushing head is designed to rotate and swing dynamically during operation, transforming from a static manual cleaner to a dynamic automated cleaning device. The rotation mechanism allows the flushing head to cover a wider area (360-degree coverage), directly resolving the contradiction between limited cleaning coverage and device complexity by introducing controlled motion through a motor-driven system.
Solution Approach 2:
The invention adds rotational and swinging dimensions to the cleaning action, transitioning from linear manual movement to multi-dimensional automated motion. This enables the flushing head to access areas that would be difficult to reach with simple manual insertion, expanding the effective cleaning area without proportionally increasing structural complexity.
2Productivity
If manual cleaning is performed, then the device is simple to manufacture, but the cleaning process is discontinuous and not thorough
Solution Approach 1:
The motor-driven rotation and swinging mechanisms enable continuous cleaning action, eliminating the discontinuous nature of manual cleaning. The automatic rotation ensures uninterrupted water flow coverage across the cleaning area, maintaining constant cleaning effectiveness without requiring repeated manual interventions, thus improving productivity while managing device complexity through automated control.
Solution Approach 2:
The device performs self-driven cleaning operations through its motor and control systems, eliminating the need for continuous manual operation. The automatic rotation and swinging functions allow the device to service itself during the cleaning process, improving cleaning efficiency and thoroughness while reducing the operational burden on the user.
3Area of stationary object
If the flushing head rotates or swings, then the cleaning coverage is improved, but the device complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The driving assembly is segmented into distinct functional modules: a rotation mechanism for 360-degree coverage and a swinging mechanism for extended reach. This segmentation allows each subsystem to be optimized independently, managing overall device complexity by dividing the motion control into manageable components rather than requiring a single complex mechanism.
Solution Approach 2:
The driving assembly is designed to perform multiple functions: rotation for comprehensive coverage, swinging for extended reach, and coordinated motion patterns for thorough cleaning. This multi-functionality maximizes the cleaning area coverage achieved per unit of structural complexity, as the same motor and linkage system accomplishes multiple cleaning objectives simultaneously.
Applied Scientific Principles
This section explains which scientific principles are used to turn an abstract innovation direction into a practical engineering solution.
Function Achieved in This Case
The electric flusher provides a more comfortable and effective cleaning experience by covering a wider area, reducing discomfort, and improving hygiene through the germicidal lamp's ability to kill bacteria and viruses, ensuring a clean and sanitary flushing process.
Implementation Method 1
a flexible printed circuit (FPC) germicidal lamp disposed on an outer wall of the flushing head
Data Source
AI summary
An electric flusher configured to clean a private part of a human body is provided. The electric flusher includes a base, a flushing head, and a driving assembly. The base defines a mounting space therein. The flushing head is disposed on a top portion of the base. The driving assembly is mounted in the mounting space. The driving assembly is connected to the flushing head, so that the flushing head swings or rotates in a first direction. Alternatively, the electric flusher includes the base for holding, the flushing head disposed on the top portion of the base, and an FPC germicidal lamp mounted on an outer wall of the flushing head. The electric flusher is able to comprehensively clean the private part of the human body and effectively remove dirt and bacteria.