DE58904C - Liquid atomizer - Google Patents

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CLASS 27: Blowers and ventilation devices.

R. OSTERMEYER in HAMBURG. Liquid atomizer.

Fatentirt in the German Empire from February 4, 1891.

The apparatus shown in the drawing consists essentially of a cock a, the cone b of which is provided with one or more fine grooves c , which, with the appropriate cone position, extend from the inflow s to the preferably diametrically opposed outflow g. The end of these channels opposite the latter is widened to a comparatively wide and deep groove.

As a result of this arrangement, a fine jet of liquid emerges from each of the channels c at g ^l in the direction of the tangent of this point, and the mouth piece g of the housing α is only of such a length that the said tangential jets can flow out freely. These meet against a plate j ^{1, which is} articulated to the arm 2 at j * ″ and is adjustable at a corresponding angle, and atomizes at the same.

In order to be able to regulate the amount of atomized liquid as desired, the channel c is gradually made wider and deeper towards the groove d, Fig. 2, 4, 6 and 7, so that depending on the setting of the plug b, a stronger or finer beam exits, or multiple grooves c of different lengths, Fig. 3, applied; so that, of the respective chicks position corresponding to one or more beams emerge and spraying on the plate ^ ^-1.

These channels c can of course also be arranged in the housing, FIG. 8, instead of in the tap cone b , and in this latter case can be of different lengths at the end facing the inflow s so that, depending on the setting of the plug b, the groove d of the same forms the connection the inflow with one or more channels c produces.

Over the mouth j ^ a protective plate n> with the aid of a screw χ can be attached at an appropriate angle, in order to protect the cone b from dust particles.

In the event of a blockage in the channel c , cleaning can be carried out by simply turning the valve plug b in the direction of the arrow, FIG. 6. In the case of liquids which carry a large number of coarse impurities, a scraper ν can also be attached, as in Fig. 6, which, connected to a spring u , grips into the channels c when the stopcock is turned and thereby removes adhering dirt particles freed.

In order to collect the larger drops falling from the plate j ¹ , a small trough k can be placed under the tap. Attach drain pipe /.

Further, it is recommended that the stopcock b hollow produce and Nuth d diametrically opposite one leading in the chick inner slot 3, and at the other end thereof a bore 4, Fig. 5, to be arranged; so that which g in the mouth accumulating the tap body Drops of liquid can flow through the slot 3 and the hole 4 into the trough.

Fig. Q shows the arrangement of several such apparatuses in connection with one another. To the same set simultaneously, the sSmmtlichen, r with the stopcock by collars associated keys are m

connected by a wire rope ο guided over pulleys ρ , the ends of which form the continuation of a chain q ^{guided over the wheel r 1} . By correspondingly turning this wheel r ¹ with the aid of the handle s, the cock cone can then be adjusted in one direction or the other.

Claims (1)

Patent Claims: i. A liquid atomizer, characterized by the arrangement of an inlet and Outlet provided tap housing with a rotatable cone, which with a or several grooves of variable size, extending over a part of the circumference Cross-section and length is provided so that it is in the appropriate position establishes the connection between inlet and outlet, whereby the liquid jet exiting through this channel is a deflector is opposed in order to atomize the same thereby. In the case of liquid atomizers the under ι. designated Kind of arranging a resilient scraper to clean the gutters. For this purpose ι sheet of drawings.