Grinding Machine Housing Transverse Energy Storage Guide
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing grinding machine housing devices lack a compact and ergonomic design for energy storage interfaces, which complicates the arrangement of energy storage devices and particle collecting containers, and does not effectively manage vibrations and fastening forces.
Innovation Solution
The grinding machine housing device features a recording guide member with a main guide axis transverse to the power and output axle plane, an energy storage receiving interface with a rail-shaped or rib-shaped guide, and a damping unit to reduce vibrations, allowing for a compact and ergonomic arrangement of energy storage devices near the center of gravity, with a mounting guide unit for easy assembly and secure fastening.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Volume of moving object
If the energy storage receiving interface is arranged on the housing element with conventional guide elements, then the energy storage device can be detachably received, but the arrangement becomes non-compact and non-ergonomic, complicating the placement of energy storage devices and particle collecting containers
Solution Approach 1:
The receiving guide element is oriented with its main guide axis extending substantially transversely to the input and output axis planes, creating a new spatial dimension for guiding the energy storage device. This transverse orientation allows the energy storage receiving interface to be compactly arranged on the housing element while maintaining ergonomic accessibility, resolving the contradiction between compactness and ease of operation.
2Device complexity
If the receiving guide element is oriented parallel to the input and output axis planes, then the structure is simple, but the arrangement of energy storage devices becomes non-ergonomic and complicates the overall housing design
Solution Approach 1:
By orienting the main guide axis of the receiving guide element substantially transversely to the input and output axis planes, the design introduces a new spatial dimension that maintains structural simplicity while dramatically improving ergonomics. This transverse orientation enables intuitive placement of energy storage devices and particle collecting containers without complicating the guide element structure.
3Device complexity
If the energy storage interface is arranged away from the center of gravity, then the housing structure is simple, but the hand tool becomes less comfortable and stable during operation
Solution Approach 1:
The transverse orientation of the receiving guide element enables the energy storage receiving interface to be positioned in a location that aligns with the center of gravity of the hand tool. This spatial reconfiguration, achieved through dimensional change in guide element orientation, improves balance and operational comfort without requiring complex housing structural modifications.
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
This design enables a compact, ergonomic, and space-saving arrangement of energy storage interfaces, enhances usability, and provides effective vibration decoupling and secure fastening, resulting in a more comfortable and stable hand tool operation.
Implementation Method 1
a damping unit to reduce vibrations
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AI summary
The invention relates to a grinding machine housing device comprising at least one housing element (12) which at least partially defines a drive axle plane and an output axle plane (14), and comprising at least one energy accumulator receiving interface (16) which is arranged on the housing element (12) and designed to receive, in a releasable manner, at least one energy accumulator device (18). Said energy accumulator receiving interface (16) comprises at least one receiving guide element (20). According to the invention, the receiving guide element (20) has a main guide axis (22) which is at least essentially transversal to the drive axle plane and the output axle plane (14).