Abstract:
A method for spraying a medium mist, particularly a medium mist used in firefighting, over a large area. In the method, at least two sprays of medium mist are formed, of which a first spray is within a second medium mist spray at least at or near the spraying point. During the formation of the sprays, the medium is set into a swirling motion at least before the discharge opening of the nozzle used to form each spray and/or at least before the sprays are mixed with each other. The swirling directions of the medium in different sprays are opposite to each other, whereby a preferably homogeneous mist spray spread over a large area is achieved.
Abstract:
A spray nozzle mechanism capable of forming spray contents into fine particles. A channel setting core is fixedly placed in a space in a button body, between an output hole of a vertical path and a hole for discharging contents to the external space. Swirls in the same swirling direction are formed by upstream recessed paths continuous from the vertical path and downstream recessed paths continuous to the discharge hole. Also, the spray nozzle mechanism has ribs. The ribs move initial swirls created by the upstream recessed paths to the corresponding downstream recessed paths, where the initial swirls are moved in a state where they are separated as far as possible.
Abstract:
A spraying nozzle comprises a body formed with an inlet conduit to receive a fluid under pressure, a first circular chamber coaxial to the axis of the body, an outwardly opening cup-shaped second chamber also co-axial to the body and separated from the first chamber by a transverse wall having a central or first orifice, the open outer end of the second chamber forming the second orifice of the nozzle. The connection between the inlet conduit and the first chamber is so arranged that the fluid whirls within the latter and overflows through the first orifice into the second chamber wherein its angular velocity component decreases progressively while its axial velocity component increases. The frustro-conical spray issuing from the second orifice is thus of reduced conicity. The connecting means between the inlet conduit and the first chamber may be formed of a spiral helicoidal or tangential passage. The nozzle may comprise an inner member extending through both chambers and having a peripheral shoulder situated within the second chamber to form a screen above the first orifice. This inner member may terminate in a tip projecting from the nozzle, or it may be provided hollow so as to receive the body of another nozzle.
Abstract:
A spray head for a power sprayer configured to generate a continuous sheet-like water shield around a center stream of water is disclosed. A water delivery device for use with a sink is disclosed, the water delivery device may produce a stream of water surrounded by a continuous shield of water.
Abstract:
A nozzle is disclosed for use within a filter for inputting a jetting stream into the filter media to clean the filter media. The nozzle comprises an inlet for communication with a jetting stream source, and a plurality of plates stacked parallel and abutting one another. The plurality of plates comprises at least a top plate and a bottom plate, one of the plates having an aperture through the center thereof for receiving the jetting stream, wherein between adjacent plates at least one space is provided extending from the outside edge of the plates to the interior of plates and in fluid communication with the aperture for channeling the jetting stream radially outward from and substantially parallel with the longitudinal plane of the plate.
Abstract:
A nozzle hole of a nozzle plate is connected to a fuel injection nozzle of a fuel injection unit through a swirl chamber and first and second fuel guide grooves opened to the swirl chamber. The swirl chamber is an oval recess provided with the nozzle orifice in its center. A first fuel guide groove is opened to one end side of a major axis of the oval recess, and a second fuel guide groove is opened to the other end side of the major axis of the oval recess. The first and second fuel guide grooves are formed such that the same amount of fuel flows to the swirl chamber. The same amount of fuel flowing from the first and second fuel guide grooves to the swirl chamber is guided to the nozzle orifice at the same time while revolving inside the swirl chamber in the same direction.
Abstract:
Liquid spray apparatus suitable for use in an electrostatic spraying system comprises a liquid supply duct, a conical surface at one end of the duct on to which the liquid is adapted to impinge and an annular nozzle for distributing the liquid after it has passed over the surface. Channels for imparting a swirling motion to the liquid are provided consisting of snail-shaped grooves formed in the conical disc or helical channels formed in the duct. A valve member is provided for varying the flow rate of the liquid through the apparatus.
Abstract:
A liquid flow device to receive fluid and laminarize the fluid flow. The liquid flow device includes a jet nozzle assembly to receive the fluid and direct the fluid through a plurality of jet channels and a flow disruptor assembly to receive the fluid from the jet nozzle assembly to generate a flow path of the fluid. The liquid flow device also includes a chamber assembly connected to the flow disruptor to receive the fluid from the flow disruptor assembly and an outlet assembly, open to an external environment to receive the fluid from the chamber assembly and output the fluid with a laminar flow pattern.