CN213640432U - No valve tea ceremony cup - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to the technical field of tea sets, in particular to a valveless tea ceremony cup, which comprises a cup body, the upper end of which is provided with a water outlet, wherein the cup body is provided with an inner cup, a channel for communicating the inner cup with the inner part of the cup body is arranged in the inner cup, and the highest water level line in the channel is positioned at the upper part of the inner cup; the channel comprises a first opening and a second opening, the first opening is arranged at the bottom of the inner cup, and the second opening is arranged at the bottom surface of the inner cup and penetrates through the bottom surface to be communicated with the inside of the cup body; the first opening is also provided with a filtering structure. The utility model discloses a no valve tea ceremony cup utilizes the logical passageway of design in interior cup as tea switch valve, and inner structure is simplistic, has realized the simplest with the material of tea contact.

Description

No valve tea ceremony cup

Technical Field

The utility model relates to a tea set technical field, more specifically relates to a valveless tea ceremony cup.

Background

For tea making, the taste of tea water can be directly influenced by the soaking time of tea. Generally, tea is brewed in a tea making container, water is poured into the tea making container from the beginning, then the water in the container is boiled until the water in the container is drunk, tea leaves are always soaked in the water, and the concentration difference between the tea water in the previous pot and the tea water in the next pot is large, or the tea water in the previous pot is too thick or too thin, so that the taste is not good; in addition, excessive soaking easily destroys the nutrient components in the tea, which is not good for human health.

The tea making container in the market is provided with the tea cage to solve the problems, and when tea leaves are not needed to be soaked, the tea cage is only needed to be taken out from the container. However, the temperature of the tea making water in the container is close to 100 ℃, so when the container cover is opened to take out the tea cage, high-temperature water vapor is sprayed out, and operators are easily scalded. Some teapots can take out tea leaves in the process of making tea, but the taste of tea water and the tea making times are also influenced if the tea leaves are stored in the air for a long time.

SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL

The utility model provides a valveless tea ceremony cup with simple internal structure, without taking out the inner cup to avoid tea from soaking for a long time.

In order to solve the technical problem, the utility model discloses a technical scheme is:

the valveless tea ceremony cup comprises a cup body, the upper end of the cup body is provided with a water outlet, the cup body is provided with an inner cup, a channel for communicating the inner cup with the inner part of the cup body is arranged in the inner cup, and the highest water level line in the channel is positioned at the upper part of the inner cup; the channel comprises a first opening and a second opening, the first opening is arranged at the bottom of the inner cup, and the second opening is arranged at the bottom surface of the inner cup and penetrates through the bottom surface to be communicated with the inside of the cup body; and a filtering structure is arranged at the first opening.

Further, the channel is formed by an inverted U-shaped tube.

Furthermore, the highest water level line in the channel is flush with the horizontal line of the water outlet.

Preferably, the water outlet is arranged close to the edge of the upper end of the cup body.

As an improvement, a filter screen is arranged at the bottom of the inner cup, a first through hole matched with the first opening and a second through hole for a channel end where the second opening is located to penetrate are formed in the filter screen, the first opening is connected with the first through hole, a soaking chamber is formed above the filter screen by the inner cup, and a filter chamber is formed below the filter screen.

Preferably, the channel is removably connected to the inner cup.

Preferably, a turnover cover is arranged above the inner cup.

Preferably, the inner cup is arranged in the upper space in the cup body, and the ratio of the volume of the inner cup to the volume of the inner part of the cup body is at least one half.

Optionally, the outer wall of the bottom of the inner cup is provided with a plurality of stand feet.

Compared with the prior art, the valveless tea ceremony cup of the utility model is provided with the channel which can communicate the inner part of the inner cup and the inner cup of the cup body, so that tea can be normally soaked in the inner cup, when the soaked tea is required to be transferred into the cup body, the tea in the inner cup can flow into the cup body through the channel only by inclining the whole tea ceremony cup to ensure that the water level line is over the uppermost end of the channel; the tea water stored in the cup body can be poured out at any time according to the needs of a user for drinking, the inner cup does not need to be taken out, the tea can be prevented from being soaked for a long time, an operator can not be scalded easily, the tea can not be polluted, and the taste of the tea water is not influenced or the tea making times are not influenced. This valveless tea ceremony cup utilizes the logical passageway of design in interior cup as tea switch valve, and inner structure is simplistic, has realized the simplest of material with tea contact.

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Fig. 1 is a schematic structural view of a valveless teacup according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 2 is a schematic view illustrating a pouring state of a valveless teacup according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Detailed Description

The present invention will be further described with reference to the following embodiments. Wherein the showings are for the purpose of illustration only and are shown by way of illustration only and not in actual form, and are not to be construed as limiting the present patent; for a better understanding of the embodiments of the present invention, some parts of the drawings may be omitted, enlarged or reduced, and do not represent the size of an actual product; it will be understood by those skilled in the art that certain well-known structures in the drawings and descriptions thereof may be omitted.

As shown in fig. 1 and 2, the embodiment of the valveless teacup of the invention comprises a cup body 10 with a water outlet 11 at the upper end, wherein the cup body 10 is provided with an inner cup 20, a channel 21 communicating the inner cup 20 and the cup body 10 is arranged in the inner cup 20, and the highest water level in the channel 21 is positioned at the upper part of the inner cup 20; the channel 21 comprises a first opening 211 and a second opening 212, the first opening 211 is arranged at the bottom of the inner cup 20, and the second opening 212 is arranged at the bottom surface of the inner cup 20 and communicated with the inside of the cup body 10 through the bottom surface; a filtering structure is arranged at the first opening 211.

The utility model discloses valveless tea ceremony cup sets up in the interior cup 20 of cup 10 and can communicate the inside passageway 21 of the two, and the inside of cup 20 in the first opening 211 intercommunication of passageway 21, the inside of the second opening 212 intercommunication cup 10 of passageway 21 promptly. When in use, as shown in figure 1, tea can be normally soaked in the inner cup 20; meanwhile, since the filter structure is provided at the first opening 211, the tea leaves are retained in the inner cup 20. The filter structure disposed at the first opening 211 may be any structure capable of blocking tea leaves from entering the channel 21, and includes a filter structure only wrapping the first opening 211.

When the soaked tea water needs to be transferred into the cup body 10, the tea ceremony cup is inclined to ensure that the water level line is over the uppermost end of the channel 21, as shown in figure 2, the tea water in the inner cup 20 can flow into the cup body 10 through the channel 21; the tea water stored in the cup body 10 can be poured out at any time according to the needs of users for drinking, the tea can be prevented from being soaked for a long time without taking out the inner cup 20, operators can not be easily scalded, and the tea can not pollute the tea, and the taste of the tea water or the tea making times can not be influenced. The valveless tea ceremony cup utilizes the channel 21 designed in the inner cup 20 as a tea switch valve, the internal structure is simplified, and the simplest simplification of materials contacting with tea is realized.

In order to further simplify the structure and to simplify the manufacturing, an inverted U-shaped tube may be directly used instead of the channel 21 in the inner cup 20. It will be appreciated that, since the first opening 211 and the second opening 212 of the channel 21 are not on the same horizontal line, the first opening 211 needs to be spaced from the bottom of the inner cup 20 for tea water to flow and pass through, and the second opening 212 needs to communicate with the inside of the cup body 10, so that the two sides of the U-shaped pipe are not equal in length.

As a modified example, in order to make the inner cup 20 can be used to make more tea, the highest water level in the channel 21 can be designed to be flush with the horizontal line of the water outlet 11, that is, the highest water level of the channel 21 can be designed to be as close to the upper part of the inner cup 20 as possible within an allowable range, and when the water level in the inner cup 20 is higher than the highest water level in the channel 21, the tea will naturally flow into the cup body 10. In some cases, when the water level in the cup body 10 rises and sinks over the bottom of the inner cup 20, the liquid level in the inner cup 20 and the liquid level in the cup body 10 are communicated through the channel 21, and the liquid levels of the two will tend to be flush.

In a preferred embodiment, the water outlet 11 can be opened at the edge near the upper end of the cup body 10, so that the space in the cup body 10 can be fully utilized to store more tea water, the tea making cup is suitable for being drunk by multiple persons or being drunk by one person for multiple times, frequent tea making operation is avoided, tea making can be carried out according to the use habits of different users, and the practicability is higher.

As a modified example, the filtering structure provided at the first opening 211 of the passage 21 may be a filtering net 22 designed at the bottom of the inner cup 20. Wherein, the filter screen 22 is provided with a first through hole matched with the first opening 211 and a second through hole for the passage end where the second opening 212 is located to pass through, the first opening 211 is connected with the first through hole, the inner cup 20 forms the immersion chamber 23 above the filter screen 22 and forms the filter chamber 24 below the filter screen 22. The filter screen 22 with the size approximately equal to the cross section of the inner cup 20 is adopted as a filter structure, so that tea can be fully soaked, meanwhile, the tea can be filtered, and the tea is prevented from being blocked at the first opening 211 when tea water flows into the cup body 10 from the channel 21.

In addition, the channel 21 and the inner cup 20 are designed to be detachably connected for cleaning. When the inner cup 20 and the channel 21 need to be cleaned, the inner cup can be detached, and the cleaning is more thorough; because of simple structure, the assembly and disassembly are very convenient, and the replacement is convenient, and the resources are saved.

In one embodiment, a flip cover 25 is provided over the inner cup 20. The design of the flip cover 25 is convenient for adding or pouring out tea leaves, and is also convenient for cleaning the inner cup 20, and the flip cover 25 is directly opened.

In one embodiment, the inner cup 20 is disposed in the upper space inside the cup body 10, and the volume of the inner cup 20 is at least one-half of the volume inside the cup body 10. This design can remain certain tealeaves and soak the space of space and certain storage tea that soaks, and the practicality is stronger.

In addition, the outer wall of the bottom of the inner cup 20 is provided with a plurality of standing feet 26, and the standing feet 26 are equally distributed at the bottom of the inner wall, so that the inner cup 20 can be stably placed or placed in an isolated manner when being taken out.

It is obvious that the above embodiments of the present invention are only examples for clearly illustrating the present invention, and are not limitations to the embodiments of the present invention. Other variations and modifications will be apparent to persons skilled in the art in light of the above description. And are neither required nor exhaustive of all embodiments. Any modification, equivalent replacement, and improvement made within the spirit and principle of the present invention should be included in the protection scope of the claims of the present invention.

Claims (9)

1. A valveless tea ceremony cup comprises a cup body with a water outlet at the upper end, wherein the cup body is provided with an inner cup, and the valveless tea ceremony cup is characterized in that a channel for communicating the inner cup with the inner part of the cup body is arranged in the inner cup, and the highest water level line in the channel is positioned at the upper part of the inner cup; the channel comprises a first opening and a second opening, the first opening is arranged at the bottom of the inner cup, and the second opening is arranged at the bottom surface of the inner cup and penetrates through the bottom surface to be communicated with the inside of the cup body; and a filtering structure is arranged at the first opening.

2. The valveless teacup according to claim 1, wherein the channel is formed by an inverted U-shaped tube.

3. The valveless teacup according to claim 2, wherein the highest water level within the channel is level with the horizontal line at which the outlet is located.

4. The valveless teacup according to claim 3, wherein the water outlet opens proximate an upper edge of the cup body.

5. The valveless tea ceremony cup according to claim 1, wherein a filter screen is arranged at the bottom of the inner cup, a first through hole matched with the first opening and a second through hole for a channel end where the second opening is located to pass through are formed in the filter screen, the first opening is connected with the first through hole, the inner cup forms an infusion chamber above the filter screen, and a filter chamber is formed below the filter screen.

6. The valveless teacup according to claim 5, wherein the channel is removably connected to the inner cup.

7. The valveless teacup according to claim 1, wherein said inner cup has a flip top positioned above said inner cup.

8. The valveless teacup according to claim 1, wherein the inner cup is disposed in an upper space within the cup body, and wherein the ratio of the volume of the inner cup to the volume of the interior of the cup body is at least one-half.

9. The valveless teacup according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein the inner cup has a plurality of stand legs on the outer wall of the bottom portion thereof.

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