Split Atomizing Module for Easy Aromatherapy Machine Maintenance
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Solution Overview
Problem
Traditional aromatherapy machines with integrated structures face difficulties in maintaining and replacing the atomizing sheet due to potential damage from environmental dust or solidified essential oil, leading to atomization failure and high maintenance costs.
Innovation Solution
A split-type microporous direct-injection aromatherapy machine design featuring a base, shell, and atomizing module connected via a mechanism that allows easy disassembly and assembly, with threaded connections, magnetic attractions, and buckle blocks for secure attachment.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Ease of operation
If an integrated structure is used for the aromatherapy machine shell, then the overall appearance is unified and simple, but the atomizing sheet cannot be easily replaced when damaged
Solution Approach 1:
The aromatherapy machine is divided into separate modules: the shell, the atomizing module (containing the atomizing sheet), and the base. The atomizing module can be independently removed from the shell through a connecting mechanism, allowing the atomizing sheet to be replaced without affecting the overall structure or requiring professional maintenance.
2Reliability
If the atomizing sheet is sealed in the electronic control assembly for waterproofing, then waterproof performance is improved, but maintenance becomes difficult when the atomizing sheet is damaged
Solution Approach 1:
The atomizing module is separated from the sealed electronic control assembly while maintaining waterproof connections. The atomizing module includes its own sealing structure that allows it to be waterproof yet independently removable, resolving the conflict between sealed protection and easy maintenance.
Solution Approach 2:
The atomizing sheet and its supporting structure are extracted as a separate removable module from the main sealed assembly. This extraction allows the atomizing sheet to be replaced independently while the electronic control assembly remains sealed and protected.
3Reliability
If the whole machine is sent to professional maintenance centers for atomization failure, then proper maintenance is ensured, but maintenance cost and time increase
Solution Approach 1:
The design enables users to perform maintenance themselves by simply removing the atomizing module from the shell and replacing the atomizing sheet. This self-service capability eliminates the need to send the entire machine to professional maintenance centers, reducing both time and cost while ensuring proper maintenance through clear design guidance.
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AI summary
The present application discloses a split-type microporous direct-injection aromatherapy machine, which comprises a base, a shell and an atomizing module arranged between the base and the shell, wherein a connecting mechanism is arranged on the base, and the shell and the base are connected with each other through the connecting mechanism; a slot is arranged on the base, and the atomizing module is detachably inserted into the slot; the atomizing module is electrically connected with the base, and the shell can cover the lower part of the atomizing module. The atomizing module comprises a liquid storage bottle and a liquid guide tube, wherein the liquid guide tube can be inserted into the slot, and the liquid guide tube comprises a connecting part and a liquid guide part which are connected with each other; the liquid storage bottle is screwed into the connecting part through external threads; the slot comprises a central limit part and a lateral limit part, and the position of the central limit part corresponds to that of the connecting part. According to the present application, the atomizing module can be conveniently disassembled, and the whole installation and disassembly operation are simple and convenient.