Vacuum Cleaner Motor Rectifier Shroud
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A handheld car vacuum cleaner bought from PDD for a few yuan. The whole product is rubbish, but at least it's cheap
Disassembled it into pieces, each component used elsewhere


I roughly checked its vacuuming structure and found it only had a single turbine blade. To make it work better, it needed improvement. So I looked for reference images online, drew it myself, and made a shroud
I didn't know what to name it because I couldn't find any separate accessories for sale or introduction, so I named it the Rectifying Air Shroud

I speculate that this structure
1 is to enclose the space and increase the fan blade's vacuum suction power
2 is to effectively rectify the inhaled air into a regular cyclonic state, while also facilitating heat dissipation for the motor, and the blown air is suitable for use as a small blower (similar to the duct of a ducted fan)
I wonder if any knowledgeable teachers could explain it to me
The disassembled motor seems to be a 260 brushed type, with a diameter of about 24mm
After making it, I used it in other designs, but felt it wasn't quite suitable, so I disassembled it again
For the joint of the two accessories, I used single-sided sponge tape to reduce tolerance, then snapped them directly together for a tight fit. You can also choose to glue them yourself

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