RU2309651C1 - Method for manufacture of vase for flowers and vase for flowers - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: manufacture of flower supporting devices.

SUBSTANCE: method involves forming cavity wall with upper and lower surfaces and inlet/outlet; making wall from rigid fatty substance provided with wicks and capable of melting and burning in conjunction with wick or wicks, said wicks being arranged within wall. Vase for flowers has wall of cavity with upper and lower surfaces and inlet/outlet. Wall is formed from rigid fatty substance equipped with wicks and capable of melting and burning in conjunction with wick or wicks arranged within wall.

EFFECT: wider range of technical means.

3 cl, 2 dwg

Description

The invention relates to flower stands, in particular to a method for manufacturing a flower vase, and a flower vase, and can be used in the manufacture of flower vases.

A known method of manufacturing a flower vase, including the manufacture of a cavity wall with upper, lower surfaces and input / output (SU 1811792 A1).

Known vase for flowers, containing the wall of the cavity with the upper, lower surfaces and the entrance / exit (SU 1811792 A1).

A disadvantage of the known technical solutions lies in the fact that they have limited functionality, in particular, they cannot perform the function of a lighting candle.

The task to which the claimed technical solutions are directed is to expand the arsenal of technical means for a specific purpose, in particular the creation of new objects - a method of manufacturing a vase for flowers and a vase for flowers with advanced functionality.

The technical result, which can be obtained in this case, lies in the implementation of the indicated purpose - expanding the arsenal of technical means for a specific purpose, in particular the creation of new objects - a method of manufacturing a vase for flowers and a vase for flowers with advanced functionality.

The essence of the proposed method lies in the fact that in the method of manufacturing a flower vase, including the manufacture of a cavity wall with upper and lower surfaces and inlet / outlet, according to the invention, the wall is made of a hard fatty substance with wicks, capable of melting and burning together with a wick, or wicks that are placed in the wall.

The essence of the claimed device lies in the fact that in a flower vase containing a wall of a cavity with upper, lower surfaces and inlet / outlet, according to the invention, the wall is formed of a rigid fatty substance with wicks, capable of melting and burning together with a wick or wicks placed in the wall.

It is the proposed versions of the method of manufacturing a vase for flowers and a vase for flowers that expand the arsenal of technical means for a certain purpose by creating new objects - a method of manufacturing a vase for flowers and a vase for flowers, which allow to make a judgment on the achievement of the above technical result due to the presence of new significant features, used to characterize the claimed method and device specified above.

A comparative analysis of the proposed method of manufacturing a flower vase with a prototype shows that the claimed object has common essential features with the prototype:

- manufacture of the cavity wall with upper, lower surfaces and inlet / outlet.

The inventive method of manufacturing a vase for flowers differs from the prototype with new significant features:

- the wall is made of a rigid fatty substance with wicks, capable of melting and burning together with a wick or wicks;

- wicks are placed in the wall.

A comparative analysis of the claimed flower vases with the prototype shows that the claimed object has common essential features with the prototype:

- contains a cavity wall with upper, lower surfaces and inlet / outlet.

The inventive flower vase differs from the prototype with new significant features:

- the wall is formed of a rigid fatty substance with wicks, capable of melting and burning together with a wick or wicks;

- wicks are placed in the wall.

From the above list of features of the claimed objects - a method of manufacturing a vase for flowers and a vase for flowers and solving the problem, it is clearly seen that the claimed technical solutions represent a new set of features, as a combination of known and new features, providing a new technical result unknown at the filing date applications. A new technical result that can be obtained by carrying out the invention is to expand the arsenal of technical means by creating new objects - a method of manufacturing a vase for flowers and a vase for flowers with advanced functionality. A flower vase can additionally be used as a lighting device, in particular as a lighting candle to obtain an artificial light flux.

The inventive objects are industrially applicable, because can be manufactured industrially and used as a flower stand. For the manufacture of flower vases, known rigid fatty substances (materials) and wicks, means and methods used in the manufacture of flower vases can be used. Using known means and methods, it is indeed possible to carry out the invention in the form described in the claims.

Technical solutions of the claimed objects meet the criterion of "novelty", because they are unknown from the prior art at the filing date of the application. The level of essential features of the claimed technical solutions and their influence on obtaining the required technical result is unknown from the prior art.

Technical solutions of the claimed objects meet the criterion of "inventive step", because no solutions having features matching their distinctive features have been identified, and the influence of the distinctive features on the resulting technical result is not known. Between the essential features of the claimed objects and the achieved technical result, there is a causal relationship.

The claimed inventions (two objects) are interconnected by a single inventive concept and for this reason are claimed as part of a single application.

Thus, the claimed technical solutions are so interconnected that they form a single inventive concept and meet all the criteria for the invention, and provide a new technical result.

Figure 1 - shows a method of manufacturing a vase for flowers and a vase for flowers; figure 2 is a view of figure 1.

The flower vase contains the wall 1 of the cavity 2 (see FIGS. 1, 2) with the upper surface "B", the lower surface "G" and the inlet / outlet, and the wall 1 is formed of a rigid fatty substance with wicks 3, capable of melting and burning together with the wick or wicks 3, the wicks 3 are placed in the wall 1. The wicks 3 partially protrude outside the upper surface "B". The wall 1 is essentially the boundary of the cavity 2 and is made in the form of a glass. The interaction of the vase with the supporting surface is carried out by means of the lower surface "G". As a material for the manufacture of wall 1, hard fatty substances capable of melting and burning together with a wick and emitting light energy, for example paraffin, wax and other materials, can be used. The wicks 3 can be made predominantly of cotton fabric formed in the form of a tow or plate (strip), which allows the molten liquid fatty substance to move to the upper end part of the wick 3, where the flame is formed. Wall 1 can have any geometric shape, both in plan and in section.

An example of a method of manufacturing a flower vase.

Wall 1 was made (see FIG. 1.2) of cavity 2 with upper "B" and lower "G" surfaces and inlet / outlet, and wall 1 was made in the form of a glass of hard fatty substance, for example paraffin, with wicks 3, capable of melting and burning together with the wick or wicks 3, the wicks 3 were placed in the wall 1.

Use a vase as follows.

Flowers are placed in the cavity 2 so that they partially protrude outward, i.e. beyond the upper surface of "B". When the flowers are placed in the cavity 2 of the vase, they are arranged obliquely relative to the vertical and rest on the edge of the entrance / exit of wall 1. With this arrangement of flowers, you can ignite the wick located on the opposite side of the flowers so that the flame of wick 3 does not affect the flowers . As a result of this, in addition to the flower stand, the vase will perform an additional function associated with the emission of artificial light flux, i.e. the function of the candle lighting.

The practice of using flower vases has shown that flowers are not constantly in the vase, and therefore a flower vase can be used as a lighting device without flowers.

As a result of the claimed combination of essential features, the creation of new objects with enhanced functionality and the achievement of a new technical result is ensured. The inventive objects provide the manufacture of vases for flowers with qualitatively new consumer properties unknown in the art.

Thus, the claimed technical solutions ensure the achievement of the task and obtaining a new technical result.

Claims (2)

1. A method of manufacturing a flower vase, including the manufacture of a cavity wall with upper and lower surfaces and an input / output, characterized in that the wall is made of a rigid fatty substance with wicks, capable of melting and burning together with a wick or wicks that are placed in the wall . 2. A flower vase containing a wall of a cavity with upper and lower surfaces and an inlet / outlet, characterized in that the wall is formed of a rigid fatty substance with wicks, capable of melting and burning together with a wick or wicks placed in the wall.

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