SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
The utility model aims to solve the technical problem of providing an efficient atomizer which can not generate condensation in the transmission process of aerosol and can generate large amount of mist under the same condition, aiming at the defect of small amount of condensation and mist generation caused by frontal collision of the aerosol with parts in the airflow channel due to the turning of the airflow channel in the prior art.
The technical scheme adopted by the utility model for solving the technical problems is as follows: constructing an atomizer, which comprises a mounting seat, a heating body, an oil guide body, a bracket and an oil storage part, wherein the heating body, the oil guide body and the bracket are adjacently placed on the mounting seat, the oil storage part is sleeved on the mounting seat, and the heating body, the oil guide body and the bracket are accommodated in the oil storage part and fixed between the mounting seat and the oil storage part; the support is provided with an oil inlet channel, the oil inlet channel is used for supplying atomized liquid in the inner cavity of the oil storage component to the oil guide body, and the heating body heats and atomizes the atomized liquid of the oil guide body to form aerosol after being electrified; the heating body, the oil guide body and the support are all provided with structures forming airflow channels, the structures are mutually overlapped and connected together in the vertical projection direction to form a straight-through air channel, so that the aerosol can flow out from the suction airflow channel of the oil storage component along with suction airflow, and the straight-through air channel enables the airflow to have no corner during transmission so as to reduce condensation of the aerosol. .
Furthermore, the straight-through air passage is a central straight-through air passage and is positioned at the geometric center of the heating body, the oil guide body and the bracket.
Still further, the cross-sectional shape of the central through air passage includes a circle, an ellipse, or a square.
Further, the heat generating sheet includes a heat generating portion on which a structure constituting an air flow passage is provided, and a fixing portion connected to an end of the heat generating portion.
Furthermore, the heating part is composed of a net structure, a strip structure or a hollow structure.
Furthermore, the center of the reticular structure is also provided with a first through hole which is larger than the through holes of the reticular structure.
Still further, the through air passage communicates linearly with the suction air flow passage.
Furthermore, the heating body also comprises a support sheet which is arranged below the heating sheet and used for supporting the heating sheet so as to bear the installation stress in the installation or combination process without causing the deformation of the heating sheet; the supporting sheet is also provided with a hollow part which penetrates through the top surface and the bottom surface of the supporting sheet and is convenient for sucking air flow to pass through; the hollowed-out part forms a part of the through air passage.
Still further, the support sheet comprises a dense ceramic matrix; the heating sheet is connected to the surface or the inside of the supporting sheet through welding, sintering or bonding.
Furthermore, the oil guide body is formed by overlapping a plurality of layers of fabrics with the same shape and oil storage capacity, and has a set thickness, and the central part of the oil guide body is provided with a central guide hole forming the through air channel.
Further, the suction air flow passage is provided at a central position of the oil storage part, and the suction air flow passage is in straight communication with the through air passage.
Furthermore, the suction airflow enters the mounting seat from the bottom end of the mounting seat, passes through the through air channel and enters the suction airflow channel of the oil storage space.
Furthermore, a concave space is formed at the position, corresponding to the position of the heating body, of the top of the mounting seat and used for buffering the aerosol.
Still further, the oil storage device further comprises a sealing member which is arranged between the oil storage part and the bracket, so that liquid guided through the bracket cannot leak out.
The atomizer has the following beneficial effects: the corresponding structures are arranged in the components needing to pass through the aerosol in the atomizer, so that the components form a through air passage for the aerosol to directly pass through when being assembled to form the atomizer, and the existence of the through air passage ensures that the atomized aerosol basically does not generate frontal collision with the components due to the change of a transmission path in the process of moving along with suction airflow, thereby not only reducing the condensation phenomenon of the aerosol caused by collision, but also ensuring that the atomizer has more mist output under the same condition (for example, the same suction force). Therefore, the aerosol can not be condensed in the transmission process, and the mist output quantity is larger under the same condition.
Detailed Description
The embodiments of the present invention will be further described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
As shown in fig. 1 and fig. 2, in an embodiment of the atomizer of the present invention, the atomizer includes a mounting base 3, a heating element (including a heating sheet 1 and a support sheet 2), an oil guide 4, a bracket 5, and an oil storage member 6, the heating element, the oil guide 4, and the bracket 5 are adjacently placed in an overlapping manner and are disposed on the mounting base 3, specifically, the bracket 5 covers the adjacently placed heating element and the oil guide 4 on the top surface of the mounting base 3 on which the adjacent heating element and the oil guide 4 are placed, and the heating element may be located below the oil guide 4 or above the oil guide 4; the oil storage component 6 is sleeved on the mounting seat 3, the heating body, the oil guide body 4 and the bracket 5 are contained in the oil storage component and fixed between the mounting seat 3 and the oil storage component 6, the liquid in the oil storage member 6 is guided to the heating body through the holder 5 (the holder 5 is provided with an oil guide passage, such as an oil guide hole) and the oil guide 4, after the heating body is electrified, the liquid on the heating body is heated and atomized in the atomization space 31 of the mounting seat 3, the mounting seat 3 and the oil storage part 6 are provided with communicated airflow channels, aerosol in the atomizing space 31 flows out of the oil storage part 6 along with suction airflow, the atomizing space 31, the heating body, the oil guide body 4 and the bracket 5 are all provided with structures for forming airflow channels, the structures are overlapped and connected together in the vertical projection direction, and an airflow channel 7 is formed between the atomizing space 31 and the oil storage part 6; the air flow channel 7 is a straight air passage which enables air flow to be transmitted without corners, and the straight air passage is communicated with the suction air flow channel 61 in a straight line without corners, so that the air flow is transmitted without frontal collision with components, and condensation of aerosol is reduced. That is, in this embodiment, by providing the heating element, the oil guide 4 and the holder 5 with corresponding structures, these corresponding structures, when these parts are assembled together, form a through-going air flow channel 7, the position of this air flow channel 7 corresponds to the position of the atomizing space 31 and the position of the suction air flow channel 61 present in the oil reservoir 6, so that, when the suction air flows out, the atomized aerosol in the atomizing space 31 can flow out with the suction air flow directly through the above-mentioned air flow channel and the suction air flow channel 61 of the oil storage space, so that, in the atomizer, once the liquid is heated to form an aerosol, the atomizer can not generate frontal collision with a component or a structure in the flowing or conveying process, so that the chance of recondensing the aerosol is greatly reduced, and the atomizer has larger fog output under the same conditions.
In this embodiment, the straight-through air passage is a central straight-through air passage, i.e., the structures forming the straight-through air passage are all located at the geometric center positions of the parts where the straight-through air passage is located, and the geometric center positions are aligned in the assembly process of the atomizer parts. The cross-sectional shape of the central through air passage comprises a circle, an ellipse or a square, and preferably a circle or an ellipse. The cross-sectional shape is selected based on increasing the number of transmissions and reducing frontal collisions of the airflow with the components. That is, in the present embodiment, it is also possible to select a cross-sectional shape such that the structures of all the components constituting the air flow passage 7 are designed in such a shape.
In this embodiment, as shown in fig. 1, a suction air channel 61 penetrating through the oil storage unit is disposed at the center of the oil storage unit 6, an air flow through hole 51 (see fig. 2) is disposed at the top of the bracket 5, and the air flow through hole 51 forms a part of the central through air channel (i.e., the air flow through hole 51 is a part of the air flow channel 7); the suction air flow path 61 of the mounted oil storage member 6 communicates with the air flow through hole 51 of the bracket 5. As shown in fig. 2, the oil guide body 4 is provided below the air circulation hole 51, the oil guide body 4 is formed by stacking a plurality of layers of fabrics having the same shape and oil storage capacity, and has a predetermined thickness, and a central guide hole 41 constituting a straight air passage is provided at a geometrically central portion of the oil guide body 4. In other words, the center guide hole 41 of the oil guide body 4 is aligned with the above-mentioned air flow through hole 51, and similarly, the center guide hole 41 is also a part of the above-mentioned air flow passage 7.
Fig. 3 and 4 show the structure of the heating body in this embodiment, the heating body includes a heating sheet 1 and a support sheet 2, the heating sheet 1 is placed above the support sheet 2, and the support sheet 2 is used for rigidly supporting the heating sheet 1 to prevent the heating sheet 1 from deforming under the action of an external force (generally, an assembly stress generated in an assembly structure or an acting force of other components on the heating sheet 1 after the assembly is completed); the support sheet 2 is also provided with a hollow part 21 which penetrates through the top surface and the bottom surface of the support sheet and is convenient for suction airflow to pass through, and the hollow part 21 forms a part of the straight-through air passage; the heat generating sheet 1 includes a fixing portion 12 and a heat generating portion 11, the heat generating portion 11 is used for generating heat when the heat generating sheet 1 is energized, and the fixing portion 12 is used for connecting with other components (for example, an electrode for supplying power to the heat generating portion, etc.). In the present embodiment, the shape of the heat generating portion 11 may include a mesh structure, a stripe structure, or a hollow through hole. Fig. 3 and 4 illustrate the structure of the heat generating portion and the structure of the heat generating sheet, taking the heat generating portion 11 as an example of a mesh structure. As shown in the drawing, the heat generating member 11 has a mesh structure overlapping the hollow portion 21. In this embodiment, the center of the mesh structure is further provided with a first through hole 14 larger than the through holes of the mesh structure, and the first through hole 14 is located above the hollow part 21. Therefore, the air and aerosol passing through the hollow part 21 can directly pass through the first through hole 14 and enter the upper part of the heating sheet 1, the aerosol is driven to the suction nozzle, and the atomization efficiency of the atomized liquid on the heating sheet 1 is further improved.
In the present embodiment, the support sheet 2 is made of a dense ceramic substrate having such characteristics that the support sheet 2 is not permeable to gas or oil except for the above-described hollow portions 21. And the heating plate 1 is connected to the surface of the support plate 1 by welding, sintering or bonding. For example, the heat generating sheet 1 may be embedded or placed on the surface of an unsintered ceramic base, and then sintered to bond the two together; the heating sheet 1 may be bonded to the support sheet 2 by using an adhesive on the support sheet 2 that has been formed. Regardless of the manner of combining the heat generating sheet 1 and the support sheet 2, the positions of the hollow portion 21 and the mesh structure or the first through hole 14 need to be aligned. Generally, the hollow portion 21 is located at the center of the support sheet 2, and the first through hole 14 is located at the center of the hollow portion 21. In order to achieve the flow of aerosol with the suction air flow, the cutout 21 and the first through hole 14 are also aligned with the atomization space 31 and the central guide hole 41 of the oil guide body 4 forming the air flow channel 7.
As shown in fig. 3 and 4, in the present embodiment, the support sheet 2 and the heat generating sheet 1 each have a long bar shape, that is, the support sheet 2 and the heat generating sheet 1 each have a long length and a small width, and the length directions of the support sheet 2 and the heat generating sheet 1 are identical when the heat generating sheet 1 is placed on the support sheet 2. Since the heating element 1 has a structure in which the heating element 11 is located at the middle position in the longitudinal direction thereof, the hollow portion 21 of the support member 2 is also located at the center position in the longitudinal direction of the support member 2, that is, the hollow portion 21 is disposed along the longitudinal direction of the support member 2 and located at the middle position thereof; the width of the hollow portion 21 is smaller than the width of the support sheet 2, that is, the hollow portion 21 has two edges in the width direction, and the edges exist as a part of the support body 2.
In this embodiment, the width of the heat generating portion 11 is larger than the width of the corresponding portion of the supporting sheet 2, and when the heat generating sheet 1 is placed on the supporting sheet 2, the edge of the heat generating portion 11 is bent downward to clamp or fit the side surface of the supporting sheet 2. This arrangement has an advantage that, on the one hand, the positional relationship between the heat generating sheet 1 and the supporting sheet 2 is determined so that the heat generating sheet 1 does not move during processing or assembly, thereby aligning the heat generating portion 11 or the first through hole 14 with the hollowed portion 21 to facilitate the flow of aerosol and air; on the other hand, the heating sheet 1 can be supported on the support sheet 2 in multiple directions, and the connection between the heating sheet and the support sheet is stronger, so that the connection between the heating sheet and the support sheet is more stable. In this embodiment, the fixing portion of the heat generating sheet 1 further includes two fixing portions 12, the heat generating portion 11 is located between the two fixing portions 12, two ends of the heat generating portion 11 in the length direction are respectively connected to the two fixing portions 12, and two ends of the heat generating portion 11 in the width direction are bent downward to surround the side surface of the support sheet 2. The two fixing portions 12 are respectively provided with a fixing hole 13, the support sheet 2 is provided with a second through hole 22 at a corresponding position (see fig. 4), in this embodiment, the connection between the heat generating sheet 1 and the power source is realized by electrodes, which penetrate through the bottom and top surfaces of the mounting seat 3 (see fig. 2), enter the second through hole 22, contact the bottom surface of the heat generating sheet 1, however, such contact is not reliable, and thus, a fixing screw is used to pass through the electrode mounting hole 13 and the second through hole 22 and connect with the electrode located below the heat generating sheet 1, when the fixing screw is firmly connected to the end of the electrode (the end contacting with the heating sheet 1), the fixing part 12 of the heating sheet 1 is connected to the electrode, so that the function of connecting the power supply and the heating sheet 1 through the electrode is realized. Or the electrode is electrically connected with the fixing part of the heating sheet by welding or riveting.
In this embodiment, the hollow portion 21 of the support sheet 2 and the first through hole 14 of the heat generating sheet 1 are also part of the through air channel, and in general, when a suction action is applied to the atomizer, a suction air flow enters the mount 3 from the bottom end of the mount 3, enters the atomizing space 31 through the mount air flow channel 32, and then enters the suction air flow channel 61 of the oil storage space 6 through the atomizing space 31, the hollow portion 21, the first through hole 14, the central guide hole 41 and the air flow through hole 51 in sequence. Then, the above hollow part 21, the first through hole 14, the center guide hole 41, and the air flow through hole 51 collectively form the above air flow passage 7 (i.e., a through air passage). In the present embodiment, the atomizing space 31 is a recessed space provided at the top of the mount base 3 and recessed downward corresponding to the position of the heat generating body.
In addition, in the present embodiment, in order to prevent the atomized liquid in the oil storage space 6 from leaking out of the atomizer, the atomizer further includes a sealing member 9, see fig. 2; the sealing member 9 includes two portions respectively disposed between the oil storage member 6 and the holder 5, specifically, between the top surfaces of the oil storage member 6 and the holder 5 and the side wall of the holder 6, so that the atomized liquid in the oil storage member 6 does not leak out.
The above-mentioned embodiments only express several embodiments of the present invention, and the description thereof is more specific and detailed, but not construed as limiting the scope of the present invention. It should be noted that, for a person skilled in the art, several variations and modifications can be made without departing from the inventive concept, which falls within the scope of the present invention. Therefore, the protection scope of the present patent shall be subject to the appended claims.