CA1214402A - Air purifier combination filter - Google Patents
Air purifier combination filterInfo
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- CA1214402A CA1214402A CA000501393A CA501393A CA1214402A CA 1214402 A CA1214402 A CA 1214402A CA 000501393 A CA000501393 A CA 000501393A CA 501393 A CA501393 A CA 501393A CA 1214402 A CA1214402 A CA 1214402A
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Abstract
"AIR PURIFIER" PROTECTS PEOPLE INSIDE MOTOR VEHICLES FROM POLLUTION
Abstract The "AIR PURIFIER" invention is a pollution cleansing system inside motor vehicles for the protection of the occupants.
The "Air Purifier" is built into the cowl plenum chamber of the heating-cooling system and in the side vents. This "Air Purifier" is inside the container of the filter which is composed of the appropria-te components to remove pollutants from the air. This "Air Purifier"
prevents pollutants, such as noxius fumes of carbon monoxide, smoke, and dust from entering the motor vehicle interior. The increase of motor vehicles in use today has resulted in a concomitant increase in air pollutants on the roads. As a result, pollutants are being inhaled by drivers and passengers. By installing the "Air Purifier" in motor vehicles we can be assured of breathing purer air.
Abstract The "AIR PURIFIER" invention is a pollution cleansing system inside motor vehicles for the protection of the occupants.
The "Air Purifier" is built into the cowl plenum chamber of the heating-cooling system and in the side vents. This "Air Purifier" is inside the container of the filter which is composed of the appropria-te components to remove pollutants from the air. This "Air Purifier"
prevents pollutants, such as noxius fumes of carbon monoxide, smoke, and dust from entering the motor vehicle interior. The increase of motor vehicles in use today has resulted in a concomitant increase in air pollutants on the roads. As a result, pollutants are being inhaled by drivers and passengers. By installing the "Air Purifier" in motor vehicles we can be assured of breathing purer air.
Description
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'r~C~-tNIC~I, FI~LD
This invention relates to the use of the "~ir Purifier", in our automobile, to cleanse -the air which is polluted. A container of appropria-te size with inflow and outflow openings, containing on the lnside a filter composed of the appropriate components for the occu-pants. Ihe inflowing air containing pollutants is cleansed by the "Air Purifier".
_ CKG~OUND ART
The aim of the "Air Purifier" invention as applied to passengers motor vehicles is to protect health and in certain cases prevent outright poisoning. The whole world i8 becoming one great highway owing to the greater availability of motor vehicles to people the world over. The only air that the driver and passengers 15 can breathe is that air in the motor vehicle but which enters the interior through inlets in the heating-cooling system and also side ven~s. That air i9 polluted by the fumes emitted from the motors of passing motor vehicles. One of the best solutions to this problem is to use an "Air Purifier". me moment this invention is 20 used in motor vehicles it will certainly ensure health and in some cases prevent poisoning.
DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION
Many years passed cince the invention of the motor vehi-cleO ~oday, there millions of them and mor and mor that make use of ~,. -- 1 --fuel, diesel fuel and alcohol. Built in varios sizes, they burn these various fuels and emit noxious f~nes that pollute the air. ~nese motor vehicles are used for various purposes, to transport peoples in buses, for instance. Certain jobs require that we spend many hours in motor vehicles. Almost every working person uses a motor vehicles and uses it for various r~asons. In all of this we inhale -the polluted air. ~o this day all that has been done to protect people from the exhaust fumes is -to have installed an exhaust system converter and a portion of the exhaust fumes returns for a secondary burninæ.
One of the greate~t needs in our motor vehicle today is to install an "Air Purifier", which will cleanse the air of pollutants in-to our motor vehicle. Such an "hir Purifier" would be installed in the cowl plenum chamber. It would be ins~alled in the place that would put it in line with the air being pulled into the motor vehicle by the blo-wer and in the side vents in the air supply that flows from the exte-rior to the interior. This "~ir Purifier" will be equipped with a sen-sor switch that notifies the driver whenever the "~ir Purifier" becomes dirty and needs to be replaced. This sensor switch is closed by a spring thus causing the warning light designating the "Air Purifier" to illumi-nate on the instrument panel. I~hen the '?Air Purifier" is clean the use of a blower will cause the air to push away the sensor plate preventing the warning light on the instrument panel from iluminating. When the "Air Purifier" becomes dirty the air being drawn by the blower will diminish in strangth and no-t be able to move the sensor plate and thereby cause the warning light to iluminate.
IE~ DESCRIPTION OE DRAWING
Figure 1. and ~igure 2. is a rear slightly side view of the "Air Purifier" - combinatioII-filter which is built into the cowl plenum chamber of the heating-cooling system and in the side vents~ It alsn shows the location of the sensor ~witch, which is connected by an electrical line to a warning light on -the instrument panel, and the power supply line~
Figure 3. shows the "Air Purifier" - combination-filter in-stallad in the side vents which filter the air supply flowing from the exterior to the interior and also shows how is connected electric 8Up-ply line.
Figure 4. is an overall view showing how the particular elemsnts are located in the plenum chamber system. The "Air Purifier"
system 1-A and 1-B, illustrate~ the way in which the blower pulls the outside air into the interior, and shows how the evaporator which cools the air, the heater core which warms the air, and the doors which regu-late the flow of air to the appropriate outlets.
EST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT ~HE INVENTION
What follows is a detailed desGription of the invention which is illustrated in the drawing and the construction of the main and indi-vidual elements of this new invention. me "Air Purifier" 1-A and 1-~
i8 an appropriate constructed combination-filter which remove pollutants emitted from the exhaust fumes of the motor vehicle, odor, smoke, dust and allergens-pollen from the air for the benefit of the occupants of the motor vehicle. mis "Air Purifier" 1-A and / or 1~ installed in the cowl plenum chamber 5 and 1-A is also in~talled in the side vents 20 in the air intake path, Sensor switch 2 is mounted on the "Air Purifier"
~ .~;
~d i~ ' 3 on the inflow side. This sen~or switch causes the warning light 4 window A or P on the instrument panel to illuminate when the "Air Purifier" -combination-filter becomes clogged with dirt, The warning light 4 window A is connected to the "Air Purifier"-oombination-filter 1-A; window P i9 oonnected wlth the "Air Purifier" - oombination-filter 1-B. The eleotric line 3 whlch conneots the sensor switch 2 to the warning light 4 and to the blower switch. On the side vents 20 electric supply lin~ 3 i8 con-nected to the "Air Purifier" 1-A, to the warning light 4 and to switch 22.
On these side vents 2Q door~ 21 which allow the air from the outside to the interior. When doors 21 close inlet 20, warning light 4 i9 discon-nected by switch 22. Heater plenum chamber 5 in which the necessary in-struments are built that pull in air from the exterior, clean it, cool or heat it and conduct it to the appropriate outlets. Dbor 6 which al-lows the air from the outside through inlet 7 or inlet a for reciroula-ting the air; on this door is mounted knob 19. When thi~ door 6 closes inlet 7, this knob disconnects warning light 4. ~lower 9 which pulls the air in from the outæide and forces it into the interior; e~aporator 10 which cools the air; heater core 11 which heats the air; air mix door 12 by means of which we regulate the heating or coolin~ of the air, doors 13~ 14, 15 by means of which we reg~late the flow of air to the defros-ter ventæ 16~ front vents 17 and floor vents 18.
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'r~C~-tNIC~I, FI~LD
This invention relates to the use of the "~ir Purifier", in our automobile, to cleanse -the air which is polluted. A container of appropria-te size with inflow and outflow openings, containing on the lnside a filter composed of the appropriate components for the occu-pants. Ihe inflowing air containing pollutants is cleansed by the "Air Purifier".
_ CKG~OUND ART
The aim of the "Air Purifier" invention as applied to passengers motor vehicles is to protect health and in certain cases prevent outright poisoning. The whole world i8 becoming one great highway owing to the greater availability of motor vehicles to people the world over. The only air that the driver and passengers 15 can breathe is that air in the motor vehicle but which enters the interior through inlets in the heating-cooling system and also side ven~s. That air i9 polluted by the fumes emitted from the motors of passing motor vehicles. One of the best solutions to this problem is to use an "Air Purifier". me moment this invention is 20 used in motor vehicles it will certainly ensure health and in some cases prevent poisoning.
DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION
Many years passed cince the invention of the motor vehi-cleO ~oday, there millions of them and mor and mor that make use of ~,. -- 1 --fuel, diesel fuel and alcohol. Built in varios sizes, they burn these various fuels and emit noxious f~nes that pollute the air. ~nese motor vehicles are used for various purposes, to transport peoples in buses, for instance. Certain jobs require that we spend many hours in motor vehicles. Almost every working person uses a motor vehicles and uses it for various r~asons. In all of this we inhale -the polluted air. ~o this day all that has been done to protect people from the exhaust fumes is -to have installed an exhaust system converter and a portion of the exhaust fumes returns for a secondary burninæ.
One of the greate~t needs in our motor vehicle today is to install an "Air Purifier", which will cleanse the air of pollutants in-to our motor vehicle. Such an "hir Purifier" would be installed in the cowl plenum chamber. It would be ins~alled in the place that would put it in line with the air being pulled into the motor vehicle by the blo-wer and in the side vents in the air supply that flows from the exte-rior to the interior. This "~ir Purifier" will be equipped with a sen-sor switch that notifies the driver whenever the "~ir Purifier" becomes dirty and needs to be replaced. This sensor switch is closed by a spring thus causing the warning light designating the "Air Purifier" to illumi-nate on the instrument panel. I~hen the '?Air Purifier" is clean the use of a blower will cause the air to push away the sensor plate preventing the warning light on the instrument panel from iluminating. When the "Air Purifier" becomes dirty the air being drawn by the blower will diminish in strangth and no-t be able to move the sensor plate and thereby cause the warning light to iluminate.
IE~ DESCRIPTION OE DRAWING
Figure 1. and ~igure 2. is a rear slightly side view of the "Air Purifier" - combinatioII-filter which is built into the cowl plenum chamber of the heating-cooling system and in the side vents~ It alsn shows the location of the sensor ~witch, which is connected by an electrical line to a warning light on -the instrument panel, and the power supply line~
Figure 3. shows the "Air Purifier" - combination-filter in-stallad in the side vents which filter the air supply flowing from the exterior to the interior and also shows how is connected electric 8Up-ply line.
Figure 4. is an overall view showing how the particular elemsnts are located in the plenum chamber system. The "Air Purifier"
system 1-A and 1-B, illustrate~ the way in which the blower pulls the outside air into the interior, and shows how the evaporator which cools the air, the heater core which warms the air, and the doors which regu-late the flow of air to the appropriate outlets.
EST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT ~HE INVENTION
What follows is a detailed desGription of the invention which is illustrated in the drawing and the construction of the main and indi-vidual elements of this new invention. me "Air Purifier" 1-A and 1-~
i8 an appropriate constructed combination-filter which remove pollutants emitted from the exhaust fumes of the motor vehicle, odor, smoke, dust and allergens-pollen from the air for the benefit of the occupants of the motor vehicle. mis "Air Purifier" 1-A and / or 1~ installed in the cowl plenum chamber 5 and 1-A is also in~talled in the side vents 20 in the air intake path, Sensor switch 2 is mounted on the "Air Purifier"
~ .~;
~d i~ ' 3 on the inflow side. This sen~or switch causes the warning light 4 window A or P on the instrument panel to illuminate when the "Air Purifier" -combination-filter becomes clogged with dirt, The warning light 4 window A is connected to the "Air Purifier"-oombination-filter 1-A; window P i9 oonnected wlth the "Air Purifier" - oombination-filter 1-B. The eleotric line 3 whlch conneots the sensor switch 2 to the warning light 4 and to the blower switch. On the side vents 20 electric supply lin~ 3 i8 con-nected to the "Air Purifier" 1-A, to the warning light 4 and to switch 22.
On these side vents 2Q door~ 21 which allow the air from the outside to the interior. When doors 21 close inlet 20, warning light 4 i9 discon-nected by switch 22. Heater plenum chamber 5 in which the necessary in-struments are built that pull in air from the exterior, clean it, cool or heat it and conduct it to the appropriate outlets. Dbor 6 which al-lows the air from the outside through inlet 7 or inlet a for reciroula-ting the air; on this door is mounted knob 19. When thi~ door 6 closes inlet 7, this knob disconnects warning light 4. ~lower 9 which pulls the air in from the outæide and forces it into the interior; e~aporator 10 which cools the air; heater core 11 which heats the air; air mix door 12 by means of which we regulate the heating or coolin~ of the air, doors 13~ 14, 15 by means of which we reg~late the flow of air to the defros-ter ventæ 16~ front vents 17 and floor vents 18.
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Claims (4)
1. A pollution cleaning system for the passenger compartment of a motor vehicle, comprising:
a plenum having an air purifier combination-filter therein;
an air inlet for introducing outside air into said plenum;
vent means in said plenum for directing air from said plenum into said passenger compartment;
means coupled with said plenum for conditioning air introdu-ced into said plenum;
means for purifying the air introduced into said plenum;
said air purifier including a combination-filter through which air may flow and in which dirt from said air may accumulate to clog said air filter; and monitoring means for generating an electrical signal indica-ting that said filter is clogged with dirt, said monitoring means including a sensor switch having a moveable sensor plate mounted on the downstream side of and in the path of air flowing through said filter so as to be moved to a first position in which said switch is open and said signal is prevented from being generated, said monitoring means including means for biasing said sen-sor plate to a second position in the absence of sufficient air flow through said filter when said filter is clogged, said sensor switch generating said signal in response to the movement of said sensor plate to said second position.
a plenum having an air purifier combination-filter therein;
an air inlet for introducing outside air into said plenum;
vent means in said plenum for directing air from said plenum into said passenger compartment;
means coupled with said plenum for conditioning air introdu-ced into said plenum;
means for purifying the air introduced into said plenum;
said air purifier including a combination-filter through which air may flow and in which dirt from said air may accumulate to clog said air filter; and monitoring means for generating an electrical signal indica-ting that said filter is clogged with dirt, said monitoring means including a sensor switch having a moveable sensor plate mounted on the downstream side of and in the path of air flowing through said filter so as to be moved to a first position in which said switch is open and said signal is prevented from being generated, said monitoring means including means for biasing said sen-sor plate to a second position in the absence of sufficient air flow through said filter when said filter is clogged, said sensor switch generating said signal in response to the movement of said sensor plate to said second position.
2. Pollution cleaning system of claim 1, including a light in said passenger compartment which is energizeable by said electrical signal to alert passengers that said filter is clogged.
3. Pollution cleaning system of claim 2, including a moveable door for controlling the flow of air through a portion of said plenum and through said filter, said door being moveable between a first position in which air may flow through said filter and a second position in which air is prevented from flowing through said filter, said system including means on said door for disabling said light when said door is in said second position thereof.
4. Pollution cleaning system of claim 1, including a filter with the appropriate components to remove at least one of these types of pollutants which emitted from the exhaust fumes of the motor vehicle, odor, smoke, dust and allergens-pollen from the air which enter the motor vehicle interior.
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CA000501393A CA1214402A (en) | 1986-02-07 | 1986-02-07 | Air purifier combination filter |
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CA000501393A CA1214402A (en) | 1986-02-07 | 1986-02-07 | Air purifier combination filter |
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