BRMU9002296U2 - Continuous spray air conditioner through spray nozzle (s) - Google Patents

Abstract

CONTINUOUS WATER ASPERSION CLIMATIZER THROUGH THE SPRAYER SPOUT (S). It consists of an Air Conditioner formed by a compact module (GA), which receives water from the mains or tap (TA), so that all the water that enters in that module, passes through tube one (T1) and goes to the pump ( B), that when activated by a cyclic timer, pressurizes the water that remains pressurized in tube two (T2) even after the pump (B) is shut down in a few seconds and is sprinkled in the environment through a sprinkler nozzle (s) ( BA). The water just stops being sprayed as a mist in the environment with the absence of sufficient pressure in tube two (T2) due to the de-energization of the cyclic timer.

Description

Descriptive Report

"continuous water spray air conditioner through spray nozzle (s)" This utility utility patent application

innovation of the continuous water sprinkler air nozzle (s)

ASPERSOR (ES) ", being the object of this particular patent application,

a variation of the air conditioner by spraying water through spray nozzle (s)

already existing (item number 4 described below). Just for the sake of clarity,

There are basically four types of water-based climate control. These are :

1 - Hive-type air conditioner, looks like a radiator where the hive is made of a special cardboard with resin and, behind it, a fan. Then water is pumped to wet this cardboard and then spread, generating a damp wind.

2 - Centrifugal Climatizer, which consists of a kind of round plate with grooves in the edges fixed in front of a fan, which disperses water in the environment, when it passes through this plate in high rotation producing a fine mist.

3 - Sprinkler Climatizer w / Compressed Air, where water is sprayed together with high pressure compressed air through a spray nozzle or by gravity.

4 - Water Sprinkler Climatizer through Sprinkler Nozzles: Usually fixed in a fixed place below water tanks (not portable), they have xA CV motors upwards and with piston pump, where through it the water is pressurized to high working pressure (between 500 and 800 psi), regulated by a pressure regulator (Ex. needle or relief valve) through dripping and then by spray nozzles (which may or may not be coupled to fans) and thus forming a fine mist that is spread into the environment through the fan (s) or by gravity when the spray nozzles are placed overhead without fans. However, the main difference of this unprecedented "continuous water sprinkler air nozzle (s)" object of this patent application compared to the others (similar to item 4 described above) is: - the use of pressure contained in the tube (T2) after the immediate shutdown of the pump (B) for a short time by a cyclic timer so that water continues to pass through the spray nozzle (s) forming a fine mist that it can be sprayed into the room without wetting it, and water is only sprayed into the room with the pump shutting off by the timer and no pressure inside the pipe (T2) sufficient for spraying by the nozzle (s). sprinkler (s) (BA).

Figure 1: Schematic view showing the main components of the air conditioner in question showing the water circuit;

Figure 2: Perspective view of the air conditioner attached to a fan. Description of equipment operation (Figure 1):

Water exits from tap (TA), passes through tube one (T1) and goes to pump (B) which is triggered by a cyclic timer, pressurizes water going to the spray nozzle (s) ( BA) through tube two (T2). Even though the pump (B) has been shut down for a short time the water is still sprayed with the remaining pressure of the pipe (T2). The water only stops being sprayed as mist in the environment, with the absence of sufficient pressure in tube two (T2) by de-energizing the cyclic timer. Thus, the operation cycle of the object of the patent application has been completed.

Explanation of Figure 2:

The water flows from the mains represented by a tap (TA), goes through tube one (TI) and goes into cabinet (GA) consisting of a box containing basically one or two pumps (B) 1 electro-electronic components and connections. It is then pressurized by tube two (T2) to the sprinkler nozzle (s) (BA).

Claims (1)

1. CONTINUOUS WATER ASPERSION CLIMATOR THROUGH SPINDER (S) consisting of a cabinet (GA) which is a housing containing one or more pumps (B), electro-electronic components, tubes and connections. This cabinet (GA) 1 receives mains water represented by a tap (TA) passing through a tube one (T1) to one or more pumps (B) which is triggered by a cyclic timer over a given period of time. over time, pressurizes water flowing through tube two (T2) to sprinkler nozzle (s) (BA). It is characterized by using the pressure contained in tube two (T2) after the pump (B) is switched on and off for a short time by the cyclic timer (not shown) to continuously spray water through the nozzle (s) (ES). to acclimate environments.