Lateral Spray Nozzle Layout for Multi-Directional Chassis Cleaning
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing spraying devices are limited in their ability to clean the bottom of car trays due to a single spraying direction, which restricts their effectiveness in washing various equipment and automobile chassis.
Innovation Solution
A lateral spraying device with a frame component, a spraying component, and a moving component, featuring detachable first and second spraying mechanisms with movable nozzles, a valve component, and a water flow channel, allowing for multi-directional spraying.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If a single spraying direction is used, then the device structure is simple, but the cleaning capability for car tray bottoms and various equipment is limited
Solution Approach 1:
The spraying device is divided into multiple independent spraying mechanisms (first spraying mechanism with first nozzle, second spraying mechanism with second nozzle, third spraying mechanism with third nozzle) that can be independently controlled. Each nozzle is positioned at different locations and angles to provide multi-directional spraying capability, allowing the device to clean various surfaces including car tray bottoms, equipment, and ground effectively.
Solution Approach 2:
The spraying device is designed to perform multiple cleaning functions through a single integrated structure. The combination of multiple nozzles positioned at different orientations enables the device to clean horizontal surfaces (car tray bottoms), vertical surfaces (equipment sides), and ground surfaces, making it a universal cleaning solution for various applications.
2Adaptability or versatility
If multiple spraying mechanisms are added to achieve multi-directional spraying, then the cleaning versatility is improved, but the device complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
Multiple spraying mechanisms are merged into a single integrated spraying device with a common water supply system. The first, second, and third nozzles are positioned at different locations on the device frame, each oriented to spray in different directions. This merging approach allows multi-directional spraying capability while maintaining a relatively simple overall structure compared to having separate devices for each spraying direction.
Applied Scientific Principles
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Function Achieved in This Case
The device enables efficient cleaning of the bottoms of various equipment and automobile chassis in multiple directions while also cleaning the ground, effectively addressing the limitations of single-direction spraying devices.
Implementation Method 1
both the first spraying mechanism and the second spraying mechanism are provided with at least one movable nozzle, and the spraying component further includes a valve component communicated with the first spraying mechanism and the second spraying mechanism, and a water flow channel communicated with a plurality of nozzles
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AI summary
The present invention discloses a lateral spraying device and a use method thereof. The spraying device comprises a frame component, a spraying component and a moving component, wherein the spraying component comprises a first spraying mechanism and a second spraying mechanism and is detachably connected to the frame component; at least one movable nozzle is arranged on both the first spraying mechanism and the second spraying mechanism; a valve component is communicated with the first spraying mechanism and the second spraying mechanism; the moving component is fixedly connected with the frame component to support and move the frame component. When in use, the multi-directional spraying device is connected with an external water source, and the first spraying mechanism and the second spraying mechanism are controlled to spray by adjusting the valve component to perform spraying.