System for exhausting and collecting gases, in particular motor vehicle exhaust gases in assembly or factory halls
OwnerHorst Jentzsch, Berthold Schupplerinventors
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A system serves for exhausting and collecting gases, in particular motor vehicle exhaust gases in an assembly or factory hall. A stationary slotted exhaust conduit (18) is provided on one face with an elastic, axial lip seal for guiding in sealed relationship a suction nozzle of at least one carriage (16) which can be moved in the axial direction along guide sections (41). The suction nozzle is connected to a hose and a vacuum is generated in the slotted exhaust conduit (18) through an exhauster. In order to avoid excessively high tensile stresses in the hose and to facilitate the return movement of carriages along a path parallel to an assembly belt, the carriage (16) is provided with a drive motor (94) whose power take-off shaft (95) carries a friction wheel (96) which can be brought into engagement with the guide section (41), and the flux of force between the drive motor (94) and the guide section (41) can be separated and closed, respectively, by an electrically switchable coupling element in the form of an electromagnet ( 100).
System for exhausting and collecting gases, in particular motor vehicle exhaust gases in assembly or factory halls, comprising a slotted exhaust conduit (18) fixed in position and provided on one face with an elastic, axial lip seal (42, 43) for guiding in sealed relationship a suction nozzle (55) of at least one carriage (16) which can be moved in the axial direction along guide sections (40, 41), wherein the suction nozzle (55) is connected to a hose (15) and a vacuum is generated in the slotted exhaust conduit (18) through an exhauster (20), characterized in that the carriage (16) is provided with a drive motor (94) whose power take-off shaft (95) is provided with a wheel arranged for engaging the guide section (41) and that the flux of force between the drive motor (94) and the guide section (41) can be closed and interrupted, respectively, by a coupling element switchable by electric means.
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