Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

Mitsubishi Electric Home Appliance Co., Ltd.

Marika Riku

Tsuyoshi Maeda

Daisuke Kondo

Sota Komae

Akihiro Iwahara

A cyclone separation device includes: a swirl chamber that swirls air containing dust along a side wall therein, and separates dust from the air containing dust; a first dust collection chamber that communicates with an inside of the swirl chamber through a first opening formed in the side wall of the swirl chamber; a second dust collection chamber that communicates with the inside of the swirl chamber through a second opening formed on a downstream side of the first opening in the swirl chamber; a discharge pipe that communicates with a discharge port for discharging air in the swirl chamber; and a plurality of inlets that are provided on an upstream side of the first opening, and through which the air containing dust flows into the swirl chamber.

Cyclone separation device and electric vacuum cleaner with same

A dust collection unit includes a swirl chamber, dust collection chambers, a discharge pipe, an inlet pipe, a bypass inlet, and a bypass inlet airflow passage. The swirl chamber swirls, along a side wall, dust-containing air having entered from a primary inlet and a secondary inlet having a smaller opening area than the primary inlet, and separates dust from the dust-containing air. The dust separated by the swirl chamber is collected by the dust collection chambers. A discharge pipe has a discharge opening. The inlet pipe allows the dust-containing air to flow from the primary inlet into the swirl chamber. A bypass inlet is formed in the inlet pipe. The bypass inlet airflow passage allows the dust-containing air in the inlet pipe having entered from the bypass inlet to flow from the secondary inlet into the swirl chamber.

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Tokyo, Japan

Marika Riku