Abstract: Provided is a lateral water intake structure for preventing silting of bed load and floating debris, which is provided at a river bank. The lateral water intake structure includes: a diversion canal, a guiding wall structure, a shaft-shaped water intaking space, and a trash rack. The lateral water intake structure functions to prevent the floating debris from gathering at the surface of the trash rack and reduce a risk that the trash rack is damaged by water pressure and hitting of the floating debris. Meanwhile, by using a water flow in the watercourse to continuously wash the floating debris near the trash rack, maintenance costs of removing the floating debris at the trash rack manually or mechanically can be reduced.

Abstract: Provided is a lateral water intake structure for preventing silting of bed load and floating debris, which is provided at a river bank. The lateral water intake structure includes: a diversion canal, a guiding wall structure, a shaft-shaped water intaking space, and a trash rack. The lateral water intake structure functions to prevent the floating debris from gathering at the surface of the trash rack and reduce a risk that the trash rack is damaged by water pressure and hitting of the floating debris. Meanwhile, by using a water flow in the watercourse to continuously wash the floating debris near the trash rack, maintenance costs of removing the floating debris at the trash rack manually or mechanically can be reduced.

Abstract: An auxiliary handle for removable connection with a housing of an electric tool having a first engaging portion, a second engaging portion and a third engaging portion. The auxiliary handle includes a handling portion, a fixing portion and a locking portion. The handling portion enables the user to handle the auxiliary handle and operate the locking portion. The fixing portion is engaged with the first engaging portion and the second engaging portion so as to connect the auxiliary handle to the housing. The locking portion interacts with the third engaging portion so as to lock the auxiliary handle.

Abstract: A torsion output tool has a housing, a motor and a transmission assembly. The transmission assembly includes a first planetary gear train. The first planetary gear train has a first planetary gear carrier, a first level planetary gear, a first inner ring gear disposed outside the first level planetary gear and meshing therewith, and a first central wheel sliding in a direction of a first axis to a first position and a second position. The transmission assembly further has a locking member. The locking member slides synchronously with the first central wheel and only locks the relative circumferential positions of the output shaft and the first planetary gear carrier when the first central wheel is at the first position and only constitutes circumferential engagement with the first planetary gear carrier when the first central wheel is at the second position to achieve a drilling mode and an impact mode of operation for the tool.

Abstract: A torsion output tool has a housing, a motor and a transmission assembly. The transmission assembly includes a first planetary gear train. The first planetary gear train has a first planetary gear carrier, a first level planetary gear, a first inner ring gear disposed outside the first level planetary gear and meshing therewith, and a first central wheel sliding in a direction of a first axis to a first position and a second position. The transmission assembly further has a locking member. The locking member slides synchronously with the first central wheel and only locks the relative circumferential positions of the output shaft and the first planetary gear carrier when the first central wheel is at the first position and only constitutes circumferential engagement with the first planetary gear carrier when the first central wheel is at the second position to achieve a drilling mode and an impact mode of operation for the tool.

Abstract: An accessory device for a power tool includes a first moving member, a second moving member, a functioning member associated with at least one of the first moving member and the second moving member, and a connecting assembly for connecting the first moving member and the second moving member. The first moving member is provided with a first installing member and the second moving member is provided with a second installing member. The first installing member and the second installing member are located in an installation state when the first moving member and the second moving member are moved towards each other to a preset position. The connecting assembly forces the first moving member and the second moving member to move simultaneously in a straight direction to enable the first installing member and the second installing member to be moved into or out of the installation state.

Abstract: An auxiliary handle for removable connection with a housing of an electric tool having a first engaging portion, a second engaging portion and a third engaging portion. The auxiliary handle includes a handling portion, a fixing portion and a locking portion. The handling portion enables the user to handle the auxiliary handle and operate the locking portion. The fixing portion is engaged with the first engaging portion and the second engaging portion so as to connect the auxiliary handle to the housing. The locking portion interacts with the third engaging portion so as to lock the auxiliary handle.