Separator
AssigneePROAIR GmbH Gerätebau
InventorsPaul Roth, Anton Kreis, Helmut Grassinger
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Abstract
A separator for a wet vacuum cleaner has a bottom and a sidewall connected to the bottom. The sidewall has lamellas delimiting slots, wherein through the slots an air/gas flow enters an interior of the separator, delimited by the bottom and the sidewall, wherein the air/gas flow contains dirt/dust particles and/or water droplets. The lamellas each have at least one radial outer widened section, extending in a rotational direction of the separator, and at least one remaining lamella section, wherein the at least one radial outer widened section and the at least one remaining lamella section delimit together a turbulence chamber, respectively.
Claims30
A separator for a wet vacuum cleaner, the separator comprising:
- a bottom;
- a sidewall connected to the bottom and comprised of lamellas delimiting slots, wherein through the slots an air/gas flow enters an interior of the separator, delimited by the bottom and the sidewall, wherein the air/gas flow contains dirt/dust particles and/or water droplets;
- wherein the lamellas each have at least one radial outer widened section, extending in a rotational direction of the separator, and at least one remaining lamella section, wherein the at least one radial outer widened section and the at least one remaining lamella section delimit together a turbulence chamber, respectively.
The separator according to 25, wherein the at least one opening opens into the turbulence chamber.
A separator for a wet vacuum cleaner, the separator comprising:
- a bottom;
- a sidewall connected to the bottom and comprised of lamellas delimiting slots, wherein through the slots an air/gas flow enters an interior of the separator, delimited by the bottom and the sidewall, wherein the air/gas flow contains dirt/dust particles and/or water droplets;
- wherein the lamellas have at least one opening connecting the interior of the separator with an exterior side of the lamellas.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.