Suction device attachment with a suction channel
AssigneeVorwerk & Co. Interholding GmbH
InventorsLudger Graute, Heinrich Iglseder
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AssigneeVorwerk & Co. Interholding GmbH
InventorsLudger Graute, Heinrich Iglseder
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The invention relates to a suction device attachment (1) comprising a suction channel (5), whereby a component (9) whose insertion is to be monitored is disposed in said suction channel. A valve (V) having a movable closing body (6) in the form of a valve ball (7) that is freely retained in a valve chamber (8) is mounted behind the component (9) in the direction of flow (R). The invention aims at ensuring reliable insertion of such a vacuum cleaner attachment that is disposed in such a way as to protect against jamming, destruction or manipulation and that stops the volumetric suction flow when no component or a wrong component is inserted. To this end, an inlet cross section of the valve chamber (8), which is reduced by the insertion of the component (9) to be monitored, provokes a sufficient flow deflection (S) so as to move the valve (V) to the opening position, whereby the cross section of the hole is so large that the valve ball (7) is pressed into its closing position by the pressure of the flow when the component (9) is not inserted.
Suction-appliance attachment (1) having a suction channel (5), there being disposed in the suction channel (5) a component (9) which is to be monitored in terms of insertion and downstream of the component (9), as seen in flow direction (R), a valve (V) which has a movable closure body (6) in form of a valve ball (7) secured freely in a valve chamber (8), an inlet cross-section of the valve chamber (8), which is reduced in size by insertion of the component (9) which is to be monitored, effects a flow deflection (S) which is sufficient for opening position of the valve (V), wherein, when the component (9) is not inserted, opening cross-section is large enough for the valve ball (7) to be pressed into its closure position by flow pressure.
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