Canon kabushiki kaisha (20240188781). CLEANING DEVICE simplified abstract

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CLEANING DEVICE

Organization Name

canon kabushiki kaisha

Inventor(s)

TOMOAKI Nakai of Shizuoka (JP)

YUKI Nishizawa of Kanagawa (JP)

CLEANING DEVICE - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240188781 titled 'CLEANING DEVICE

The patent application describes a cleaning device that uses static electricity to capture dust on a cleaning target surface.

  • The device includes a frame body, a rotating brush with a brush part, a driver to rotate the brush, an opening to expose the brush part, and a rubbing member that gives a negative charge to the brush part as it rotates.
  • The rubbing member is made of a material that is more positively charged than the material forming the brush part.

Potential Applications:

  • Household cleaning tools
  • Industrial cleaning equipment
  • Automotive detailing devices

Problems Solved:

  • Efficient dust removal
  • Reduced need for chemical cleaning agents
  • Improved air quality in indoor spaces

Benefits:

  • Environmentally friendly cleaning method
  • Cost-effective solution for dust removal
  • Easy to use and maintain

Commercial Applications:

  • Cleaning equipment manufacturers
  • Janitorial services
  • Home appliance companies

Questions about the technology: 1. How does the rubbing member give a negative charge to the brush part? 2. What are the specific materials used in the rubbing member and brush part?


Original Abstract Submitted

a cleaning device capturing dust on a cleaning target surface by static electricity includes: a frame body; a rotating brush rotatably supported on the frame body and provided with a brush part; a driver that rotates the rotating brush; an opening that exposes a portion of the brush part to outside of the frame body; and a rubbing member that gives a negative charge to the brush part by rubbing the brush part as the rotating brush rotates. a material that forms the rubbing member is on a further toward positive end of a triboelectric series than a material that forms the brush part.