RU31961U1 - HALOGENERATOR "LUMINAIRE P.P. GORBENKO" (OPTIONS) - Google Patents

Description

Halogenator “Lamp P. P. Gorbenko (options).

The utility model relates to medical equipment and can be used to improve air quality in domestic premises for the improvement and prevention of a number of diseases.

Known halochambers (climatic chambers), each of which contains a salt treatment chamber made of salt blocks, a halogen generator, a ventilation system, (. St. St. N 1648487, class A 61M 16/10, published 1991, RF patent No. 2026049 , A61G10 / 02 publ. 1995.01.09, RF patent No. 20575071.10 A61G10 / 02 publ. 1996.04. 10).

However, the aerosol medium created in such chambers is unstable, since the aerosol is constantly destroyed due to the deposition of particles under the influence of an electromagnetic field influenced by cosmic factors, etc. In addition, in these chambers there is always a danger of the pathogenic effect of air. In addition, the possibility of creating a climate of salt caves in such chambers is associated with the mandatory presence of special treatment chambers, which requires significant material costs.

The closest in technical essence and the achieved result is the Galoneb individual halo-inhaler (http: //medlab.nnz.aj/cgibin/showprint.pl) consisting of a body and a dry aerosol generator of sodium chloride. The use of such a haloengulator is possible in any room. However, this device involves individual use, so the spread of aerosol throughout the room and the creation of a climate of salt caves in it is impossible.

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F 21 K 7/00 The task that this utility model solves is to create

a mobile, easy-to-manufacture and operate device for reproducing the marine climate and the climate of salt caves and improving air quality in any conditions, for example, in stationary medical, industrial, and domestic premises.

The technical result from the implementation of the utility model consists in the possibility of creating a marine climate or a climate of salt pawns in any room, while improving air quality by normalizing the energy field of the room, eliminating the geo and psychopathogenic environmental effects.

As a utility model, three variants of a halogen generator are proposed, united by a single inventive concept.

The technical result is achieved in that the halogenator housing is made in the form of a rock salt monolith with an internal hollow hole and through channels in the walls of the monolith (option I), and various sources of quantum energy, for example, infrared radiation, are used as a rock salt aerosol generator.

The technical result is also achieved by the fact that the case can be made in the form of a frame with double solid or lattice walls filled with crushed or crystalline salt (option P) or the case can be made in the form of a glass chamber with through holes on the surface of which (internal or external) put a layer of crystals of rock salt (option W).

2 The proposed utility model allows the use of various options.

halogen generator housing, depending on the type of room in which such a halogen generator is installed.

Thus, for the first time, the use of a quantum radiation source as a halogenator and the creation of a new quantum halogenator device were proposed.

Air is injected with aerosol due to the heating of the rock salt crystal and diffusion of microparticles into the air with the subsequent formation of an aerosol.

The case of the device can be executed in various forms, on which the number and location of channels in the case (option I and III) depend, which ultimately affects the dynamics of the formation of salt aerosols and the creation of the microclimate required for each particular case.

For chromo-healing (treatment with light), lamps of various wavelengths can be used as a source of quantum energy, in addition, it is also possible to use sources of thermal radiation.

Fig. 1 shows a preferred example exemplary halogen generator according to an embodiment (general view).

The device consists of a housing (mono-gaite salt crystal) 1 with channels 3, a quantum energy source (for example, an infrared llama) 2, a stand 4 with inlets 3.

Figure 2. presents a preferred exemplary halogen generator according to option 11 (General view).

3 The device consists of a housing 1 (frame with double solid or

lattice walls filled with crushed salt 5) with channels 3, a quantum energy source (for example, an infrared light bulb) 2, supports 4 with inlets 3.

Figure 3. presents a preferred exemplary halogen generator according to option W (General view).

The device consists of a housing (glass chamber) 1 with channels 3, a quantum energy source (for example, an infrared light bulb) 2, and a stand 4 with inlets 3.

The proposed quantum halogen generator operates as follows.

The device is connected to an electric power source, rock salt is heated, due to which air is poured with aerosol, moreover, air is poured with aerosol both from the internal hollow hole and from the surface of the crystal or chamber.

The proposed utility model makes it possible to use various variants of the halogen generator case, depending on the type of room in which such a halogen generator is installed.

Thus, the first proposed use of a quantum radiation source as a halogen generator led to the creation of a new direction in Russian medicine - quantum halotherapy. The ideological inspirer and author of this useful model and direction in preventive medicine is Professor, Doctor of Medical Sciences Pavel Petrovich Gorbenko, who has been dealing with halotherapy problems in our country for more than 15 years.

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As a source of quantum energy, lamps of various wavelengths can be used (for example, infrared radiation, as in the proposed embodiment), therefore the created by prof. P.P. Gorbenko halogenator outwardly resembles a lamp. Hence the name "Halogenator" Lamp P. P. Gorbenko.

The proposed device is mobile, quickly mounted and dismantled under the necessary conditions, provides a reduction in allergenic pollution and can be used both for the treatment of respiratory diseases and for the prevention of infection in resuscitation and operating units, in the field, in office rooms, and at home.

Claims (6)

1. A halogen generator containing a housing and an aerosol generator located in it, characterized in that the housing is made in the form of a rock salt monolith with an internal cavity and through channels in the walls of the monolith, and a quantum energy source is used as an aerosol generator. 2. The halogen generator according to claim 1, characterized in that as sources of quantum energy can be used sources of quantum energy of various wavelengths, for example, infrared radiation. 3. A halogen generator comprising a casing and an aerosol generator located in it, characterized in that the casing is made in the form of a frame with double solid or lattice walls filled with crushed rock salt, and a quantum energy source is used as an aerosol generator. 4. The halogen generator according to claim 3, characterized in that sources of quantum energy of various wavelengths, for example, infrared radiation, can be used as sources of quantum energy. 5. A halogen generator comprising a casing and an aerosol generator located in it, characterized in that the casing is made in the form of a glass chamber with through holes, on the surface of which a layer of rock salt crystals is applied, and a quantum energy source is used as an aerosol generator. 6. The halogen generator according to claim 5, characterized in that sources of quantum energy of various wavelengths, for example, infrared radiation, can be used as sources of quantum energy.