RU2313038C2 - Window dust trap and air humidifier; channel for window dust trap and air humidifier; post for window dust trap and air humidifier - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: domestic appliances.

SUBSTANCE: proposed window dust trap and air humidifier consists of channels of trough-like section with inclined side walls which are secured between two posts using moisture resistant adhesive or sealant so that they get into grooves found on posts, thus forming sealed baths for water. Channels are arranged one over the other, and each channel, except lower one, gets partially into channel below. Channel for window dust trap and air humidifier consists of trough-like section with inclined side walls which can get by end faces into grooves found on post for window dust trap and air humidifier. Post for window dust trap and air humidifier consists of section on one surface of which grooves are made into which channel for window dust trap and air humidifier can be fitted.

EFFECT: effective cleaning of air from dust and humidifying.

8 cl, 7 dwg

Description

The invention relates to household appliances.

Window dust collectors and humidifiers are not known.

The objective of the claimed invention is the creation of simple and technological designs of special parts for a window dust collector and an air humidifier, a simple and technological design of a window dust collector and an air humidifier installed on a window leaf or on an intermediate frame that is mounted on the window frame, with the possibility of its assembly at home and individual adjustment to any size of the window or intermediate frame, capable of effectively cleaning the air entering the house through a window or fort chku dust, simultaneously moistening it with an air temperature above 0 ° C.

The solution to this problem is achieved by the fact that the window dust collector and humidifier consists of troughs of a trough-like profile with inclined side walls. The gutters using moisture-resistant glue or sealant are hermetically fixed between two racks so that their ends go into grooves located on the racks, thus forming sealed water baths. In this case, the gutters are located one above the other, and each gutter, except the lower one, partially enters the gutter located below. The length of the gutters and their number, as well as the height of the racks are selected depending on the size of the window or intermediate frame. To control the water level, the gutters are made of translucent material and holes are made on the side walls that limit the maximum water level. For fastening the dust collector on a window leaf or on an intermediate frame on racks, mounting holes are made in place. If a gap is formed between the upper trough and the window, it is closed with a bar that adjusts in place. To protect against insects, a protective mesh is installed on the dust collector, securing it with trims and screws on the racks.

The gutter for the window dust collector and the humidifier consists of a trough-shaped profile with inclined side walls, which with its ends can go into the grooves located on the rack for the window dust collector and humidifier.

The rack for the window dust collector and the humidifier consists of a profile, on one of the surfaces of which grooves are made, into which the groove for the window dust collector and the humidifier can go with its ends. Gutters and racks are made of a certain length, convenient for their transportation, and in specialized stores they cut a certain length at the request of the customer to assemble a window dust collector and humidifier, which can be produced at home.

The invention is illustrated by drawings, where Fig. 1 shows a main view of a window dust collector and a humidifier, Fig. 2 shows a section AA of Fig. 1, Fig. 3 shows a top view of Fig. 1, Fig. 4 shows a main view grooves for a window dust collector and a humidifier, FIG. 5 shows a view B of FIG. 4, FIG. 6 shows a top view of a rack for a window dust collector and a humidifier, FIG. 7 shows a top view of FIG. 6.

Window dust collector and humidifier (see figure 1, figure 2 and figure 3) consists of troughs 2 trough-shaped profile with inclined side walls. The gutters 2 using moisture-resistant glue are hermetically fixed between two racks 1 so that their ends go into grooves located on the racks, thus forming sealed water baths. In this case, the gutters are located one above the other, and each gutter, except for the lower one, partially enters the gutter located below. The gutters 2 are made of translucent material, and holes are made on the side walls that limit the maximum water level, on the upper gutter, the hole is made at the bottom level (see Fig. 2). A mesh 4 is installed on the front of the dust collector, which is fastened to racks 1 with straps 5 and screws 6. Through the mounting holes on the racks 1, the dust collector is attached to the window with studs 7 and cap nuts 8. At the same time, the edge of the lower groove becomes flush with the bottom of the window. The gap between the window and the upper trough is closed by a strip 3, which is adjusted in place and is attached to the window by means of pins 7 and cap nuts 8.

Window dust collector and humidifier operates as follows.

In addition to the top, water is poured into the gutters, leaving a small gap between the surface of the water and the gutter located above. You can use a regular bottle for this. The water level is controlled by eye, as well as excess water flows through the holes that limit the maximum water level, made on the side walls of the gutters. The air passing between the gutters, first moves from top to bottom and at the surface of the water poured into the gutters, dramatically changes the direction of movement to horizontal, along the surface of the water. The movement of air in figure 2 is shown by arrows. In this case, the dust in the air, under the influence of inertia and its own weight, continues to move down, falls into the water and settles to the bottom of the gutters. Part of the water, when passing through the air chutes, evaporates, moistening the air. As water evaporates, it is periodically necessary to add water to the gutters. If rainwater enters the gutters, excess water will drain through openings that limit the maximum water level made on the side walls of the gutters. Net 4 protects insects from entering the house. From time to time, the dust collector and humidifier can be removed from the vent window for washing, and in the winter, removed and stored indoors.

The chute for the window dust collector and the humidifier (see FIG. 4 and FIG. 5) consists of a trough-like profile with sloping side walls, which with its ends can go into the grooves located on the rack for the window dust collector and the humidifier.

The rack for the window dust collector and the humidifier (see FIG. 6 and FIG. 7) consists of a profile, on one of the surfaces of which grooves are made, into which the groove for the window dust collector and the humidifier can enter at its ends.

Gutters and racks are made of a certain length, convenient for their transportation, and in specialized stores they cut a certain length at the request of the customer to assemble a window dust collector and humidifier, which can be produced at home.

Claims (8)

1. Window dust collector and humidifier, consisting of troughs of a trough-like profile with inclined side walls, which are hermetically fixed between two racks using moisture resistant glue or sealant so that they end into grooves located on the racks, forming sealed trays for water, while the gutters are located one above the other, and each gutter, except for the lower one, partially enters the gutter located below, the length of the gutters and their number, as well as the height of the racks are selected in depending on the size of the window, or the intermediate frame, which is installed on the window frame. 2. The window dust collector and humidifier according to claim 1, characterized in that the holes are made on the side walls of the troughs. 3. The window dust collector and humidifier according to claim 1, characterized in that the mounting holes are made on the racks in place. 4. The window dust collector and the humidifier according to claim 1, characterized in that a protective net is installed on the dust collector, which is fixed by trims and screws to the racks. 5. The window dust collector and humidifier according to claim 1, characterized in that the gap between the upper groove and the window is closed by a bar, which is adjusted in place. 6. A chute for a window dust collector and an air humidifier, consisting of a trough-shaped profile with inclined side walls, which with its ends can go into grooves located on a rack for a window dust collector and an air humidifier. 7. The chute for the window dust collector and humidifier according to claim 6, characterized in that it is made of a translucent material. 8. A stand for a window dust collector and an air humidifier, consisting of a profile, on one of the surfaces of which grooves are made, into which a groove for a window dust collector and a humidifier can go with its ends.

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