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Vacuum Cleaner

Vacuum cleaner is undoubtedly one of the many forms of technology in the 21st century that has smoothened lives of individuals by solving their problems (RED Vacuums, 2016). It is one of the cleaning households used globally. Its simplicity and effective design has made dust cleaning more rapid and fairy job. Appliance uses suction to whisk away dirt as well as storing that dirt for disposal. There are various types of vacuum cleaner, however, all of them work on one and the same principle that which is achieved by creating a negative pressure by the use of fan, trapping of the sucked-up dirt, cleans the exhaust air and then finally releases it out (RED Vacuums, 2016).

Vacuum cleaner works by means of creating a negative pressure inside forcing air to flow inside it. The air suction is enabled by an electric motor which rotates thus sucking in air and other tiny particles caught up in the air. The air is then pushed out on the other side of the vacuum which has a canister jar hence the creation of the negative pressure (RED Vacuums, 2016). The exhaust port on the other side of the vacuum vents out the suck-up air thus allowing the vacuum to operate normally. It is important to note that all the particles and dirt present in the air are trapped in the canister jar. These particle cause serious health complications to the person using the vacuum, for this reason; the vacuum has a filter that filters any fine particle that has passed through the canister jar. The filter is usually fine and “High Efficiency Particulate Arresting” (HEPA) (RED Vacuums, 2016). The cleaning power of the vacuum depends on the power of the motor and the size of the intake port. The smaller the port, the higher the power of suction.

Vacuum cleaner Image

(Free Image on Pixabay, 2017)

References

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