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US 2006/0130448 A1Published application
Dust collecting apparatus for a vacuum cleaner
AssigneeSamsung Gwangju Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorsJung-gyun Han, Ji-won Seo, Jang-keun Oh, Min-ha Kim
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Abstract
A dust collecting apparatus for a vacuum cleaner, for separating dust and moisture from external air, comprises a cyclone body having an air inlet and an air outlet, a screen mounted in the cyclone body and having a plurality of moisture passing holes, and a dust receptacle engaging the cyclone body to collect therein the dust and moisture separated from the air.
Claims16
A dust collecting apparatus, comprising:
- a cyclone body which comprises a cylindrical part having an air inlet and an air outlet, and a taper part;
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- a dust receptacle connected an end of the taper part of the cyclone body,
- the taper part sloping in a manner that an inner diameter thereof reduces from the cylindrical part toward the dust receptacle.
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A dust collecting apparatus, comprising:
- a cyclone body including a first space that spins air including dust and moisture, and a second space separating the moisture from the air;
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- a dust receptacle including a moisture-only receptacle that collects the separated moisture, and a dust-only receptacle that collects the separated dust, the dust receptacle being connected to the cyclone body.
A dust collecting apparatus comprising:
- a cyclone body separating dust and moisture from external air and discharging the separated dust and moisture through an open lower end thereof;
- a screen dividing an inside of the cyclone body into a first space for separating the dust and a second space for separating the moisture, and having a plurality of moisture passing holes;
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- a dust receptacle connected to the lower end of the cyclone body,
- the screen comprising a first part having the moisture passing holes on at least one part and a second part without only moisture passing holes, the second part being disposed under the first part.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.