Hover Vacuum Cleaner
Abstract
A self-propulsion hovering vacuum cleaner for domestic or industrial application has air outlets predisposed symmetrically along the longitudinal axis of the underside of the casing for directing more air to the front and back directions of the vacuum cleaner to achieve even distribution of air underneath the vacuum cleaner, thereby reducing juddering or rocking effects. The underside of the casing has a curved surface predisposed symmetrically along the longitudinal axis of the underside of the casing for better retention of air to enhance the hovering effect. In another embodiment of the present invention, air distribution channels are predisposed symmetrically on both sides of the underside of the casing along the longitudinal axis. The air distribution channels are in communication with the air outlets for directing more air to the front and back of the vacuum cleaner. The improved hovering vacuum machine also has self-propulsion features and self-cooling features.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A hovering vacuum cleaner comprising:
a suction inlet, a filter in a filter chamber, a casing enclosing the filter chamber an impelling motor, a shell shaped structure enclosing the impelling motor, air outlets predisposed symmetrically at both sides of the underside of the casing, said shell shaped structure covering the air outlets at both sides of the casing, a pathway for air to flow from the inlet through the dust filter, the impelling motor and emit through the air outlet, a skirting predisposed along the perimeter of the underside of the casing to entrap air emitted through the air outlet and to create a cushion of air at the bottom of the casing to have a hovering effect, and the underside of the casing has a curve up surface predisposed symmetrically along the longitudinal axis of the underside of the casing for better retention of air to enhance the hovering effect.
2 . The hovering vacuum cleaner according to claim 1 further comprising forward and backward directional vanes installed at the air outlets at predetermined angles to direct air flow emitted through the outlet to the front and back directions of the vacuum cleaner.
3 . The hovering vacuum cleaner according to claim 1 further comprising air distribution channels which are predisposed symmetrically on both sides of the underside of the casing along the longitudinal axis of the underside of the casing, said air distribution channels are in communication with the air outlets for directing more air to the front and back directions of the vacuum cleaner.
4 . The hovering vacuum cleaner according to claim 2 further comprising air distribution channels which are predisposed symmetrically on both sides of the underside of the casing along the longitudinal axis of the underside of the casing, said
5 . The hovering vacuum cleaner according to claim 4 further comprising a jet outlet predisposed at the back of vacuum cleaner enable the entrapped air to flow through for self-propelling the vacuum cleaner for ease of maneuvering by the user when the vacuum cleaner is energized.
6 . The hovering vacuum cleaner according to claim 5 wherein the jet outlet can be partially or fully closed by a jet outlet lid.
7 . The hovering vacuum cleaner according to claim 6 further comprising a combination of wheels for ease of maneuvering by the user when the vacuum cleaner is not energized.
8 . The hovering vacuum cleaner according to claim 7 further comprising a shell shaped structure covering the impelling motor and in communication with the air outlets for directing the air flow emitted from the impelling motor to the bottom of the vacuum cleaner through the air outlet.
9 . The hovering vacuum cleaner according to claim 8 further comprising air return holes on the underside of the casing for portion of the entrapped air to return to the exhaust chamber for cooling down the vacuum cleaner.
10 . The hovering vacuum cleaner according to claim 3 further comprising air distribution channels which are predisposed symmetrically on both sides of the underside of the casing along the longitudinal axis of the underside of the casing, said
11 . The hovering vacuum cleaner according to claim 10 further comprising a jet outlet predisposed at the back of vacuum cleaner enable the entrapped air to flow through for self-propelling the vacuum cleaner for ease of maneuvering by the user when the vacuum cleaner is energized.
12 . The hovering vacuum cleaner according to claim 11 wherein the jet outlet can be partially or fully closed by a jet outlet lid.
13 . The hovering vacuum cleaner according to claim 12 further comprising a combination of wheels for ease of maneuvering by the user when the vacuum cleaner is not energized.
14 . The hovering vacuum cleaner according to claim 13 further comprising a shell shaped structure covering the impelling motor and in communication with the air outlets for directing the air flow emitted from the impelling motor to the bottom of the vacuum cleaner through the air outlet.
15 . The hovering vacuum cleaner according to claim 14 further comprising air return holes on the underside of the casing for portion of the entrapped air to return to the exhaust chamber for cooling down the vacuum cleaner. The hovering vacuum cleaner according to claim 2 further comprising air distribution channels which are predisposed symmetrically on both sides of the underside of the casing along the longitudinal axis of the underside of the casing, said
16 . The hovering vacuum cleaner according to claim 1 further comprising a jet outlet predisposed at the back of vacuum cleaner enable the entrapped air to flow through for self-propelling the vacuum cleaner for ease of maneuvering by the user when the vacuum cleaner is energized.
17 . The hovering vacuum cleaner according to claim 16 wherein the jet outlet can be partially or fully closed by a jet outlet lid.
18 . The hovering vacuum cleaner according to claim 15 further comprising a combination of wheels for ease of maneuvering by the user when the vacuum cleaner is not energized.
19 . The hovering vacuum cleaner according to claim 18 further comprising a shell shaped structure covering the impelling motor and in communication with the air outlets for directing the air flow emitted from the impelling motor to the bottom of the vacuum cleaner through the air outlet.
20 . The hovering vacuum cleaner according to claim 19 further comprising air return holes on the underside of the casing for portion of the entrapped air to return to the exhaust chamber for cooling down the vacuum cleaner.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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