Mobile suction device and assembly
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing mobile suction devices face challenges in handling particle collection containers, as they are often cumbersome and difficult to manage, especially when stacked, which complicates transportation and storage.
Innovation Solution
A mobile suction device with a container receptacle on its upper side that accommodates particle collection containers with a downwardly tapering outer contour, allowing for horizontal stabilization and easy stacking, along with detachable coupling mechanisms for the cyclone pre-separator and system boxes, enabling stable and practical handling and transportation.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Ease of operation
If traditional particle collection containers are used, then they can collect particles effectively, but they are cumbersome and difficult to handle when stacked
Solution Approach 1:
The particle collection container is designed with a downwardly tapering outer contour that allows it to be nested within another identical container. The container receptacle on the mobile suction device provides a tapered receiving space that guides and stabilizes the nested container horizontally, enabling compact stacking and easier handling without complex mechanisms.
2Adaptability or versatility
If the particle collection container has a downwardly tapered outer contour for stacking, then it can be stacked inside another container, but it requires a specially designed container receptacle with tapered inner contour
Solution Approach 1:
The container receptacle features an asymmetric tapered inner contour that corresponds to the downwardly tapered outer contour of the particle collection container. This asymmetric design provides horizontal stabilization and guidance while enabling the container to be stacked inside another identical container, achieving versatility without excessive complexity.
3Stability of the object's composition
If the container receptacle has steep lateral inner sides for stabilizing the container, then it provides good stability during inclined use, but it reduces the vertical space available in the receptacle
Solution Approach 1:
The container receptacle is designed with steep lateral inner sides that taper towards the base, creating a snug fit for the particle collection container. This geometric parameter change provides excellent stability during inclined use by preventing lateral movement, while the tapering design efficiently utilizes the vertical space available in the receptacle.
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AI summary
Mobile suction device (79) with a suction connection (46) for providing a vacuum and with a container receptacle (43) arranged on the top (42) of the mobile suction device (79) for receiving a particle collection container (2) for a cyclone pre-separator (1), wherein the container receptacle (43) has a rectangular receptacle base (44) and the horizontal inner contour of the receptacle receptacle (43) tapers towards the receptacle base (44), so that the receptacle receptacle (43) has a Particle collection container (2) can accommodate and stabilize horizontally with a downwardly tapering outer contour.