RU149791U1 - HOME MINIEXTRACTOR ULTRASONIC - Google Patents

Abstract

Home ultrasonic mini-extractor refers to household items, in particular, to utensils for making drinks based on plant materials. The purpose of the development is a higher yield of extraction of substances in the process of brewing herbal tea drinks. An ultrasonic home mini-extractor contains a container, a drain nose, a lid, a handle, a rod, made in the form of an ultrasonic oscillation emitter, mounted in the lid and electrically connected to the ultrasonic range generator, also mounted in the lid, while the lid also has a detachable plug for connecting the generator to voltage source. The design of the proposed home ultrasonic mini-extractor is industrially reproducible and allows you to get various saturated teas and drinks from medicinal herbs at home. For example, a rosehip drink made using a home ultrasonic mini-extractor contains twice as many biologically active ingredients as a drink made in a thermos.

Description

The utility model relates to household items, in particular, to utensils for making drinks based on plant materials.

Known teapot according to the patent, containing a lid, a handle, a housing, divided into two containers, for water and tea [RF No. 154456, IPC A47G 19/14].

The disadvantage of the famous teapot is the complexity of the design of the teapot.

The closest technical solution is a German patent containing a container with a lid in which the rod moves with a piston fixed by means of a sleeve at the end of the rod. A washer-mesh is fixed in the sleeve, connected along the perimeter with a ring interacting with the inner surface of the tank. However, this technical solution is intended for brewing and preparing drinks, and for their use additional containers are required [RF No. 2609089, IPC A47G 19/14].

The objective of the proposed solution is a higher yield of extraction of substances in the process of brewing tea drinks and herbal drinks.

The task is achieved in that the kettle contains a container, a lid and a rod, while the rod is mounted in the lid and is made in the form of an ultrasonic oscillator connected to an ultrasonic range generator mounted on the container body or in the lid, which also has a detachable plug for connecting to an energy source.

The essence of the utility model is illustrated in the drawing, where:

in FIG. 1 is a general view of a home ultrasonic mini-extractor;

in FIG. 2 is a general view of a home ultrasonic mini-extractor in the form of a teapot;

in FIG. 3 - teapot lid with emitter and oscillation generator of the ultrasonic range.

A home ultrasonic mini-extractor contains a container 1, a drain nozzle 2, a cover 3, a handle 4, a rod 5, made in the form of an ultrasonic vibrations emitter, mounted in a cover 3 and electrically connected to an ultrasonic generator 6, also mounted in a cover 3; the cover 3 also has a detachable plug 7 for connecting the generator to a voltage source.

In another embodiment (Fig. 1), the emitter 5 is mounted on the wall of the tank 1, the generator 6 is mounted on the handle of the tank 1.

The kettle works as follows. Before using the kettle, the container 1 is filled with water, and vegetable raw materials (for example, rose hips, rowan fruits, green tea, stevia leaves, etc.) are placed in a metered amount and closed with a lid 3. The water temperature is at a temperature, for example, 45-60 degrees, Celsius: almost all biologically valuable ingredients of plant materials are kept within such temperature limits. Then, by means of a detachable plug 7, a generator 6 is connected and turned on, while the ultrasonic oscillator 5 located in the water emits mechanical vibrations of the ultrasonic range, for example 20 kHz. In the water in the tank 1, cavitation bubbles are formed that act on the plant material, while biologically active ingredients are intensively extracted into the water, and, as practice shows, the biological value of the plant material is preserved.

The design of the proposed home ultrasonic mini-extractor is industrially reproducible and allows you to get various saturated teas and drinks from medicinal herbs at home. For example, a rosehip drink made using a home ultrasonic mini-extractor contains twice as many biologically active ingredients as a drink made in a thermos.

Claims (4)

1. Home ultrasonic mini-extractor containing a container, a lid, a rod, characterized in that the rod is mounted in the lid and is made in the form of an ultrasonic oscillator in communication with an ultrasonic range generator, mounted on the container body or in the lid, which also has detachable plug for connecting to a voltage source. 2. Home ultrasonic mini-extractor according to claim 1, characterized in that the ultrasonic range generator is mounted on the container body. 3. Home ultrasonic mini-extractor according to claim 1, characterized in that the ultrasonic range generator is mounted in the lid. 4. Home ultrasonic mini-extractor according to claim 1, characterized in that the lid also has a detachable plug for connecting to a voltage source.

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