SU133127A1 - Vortex hydroaeroionizator - Google Patents

Description

A vortex air ionizer is proposed for air ionization in large quantities.

Known water ionizers allow air ionization of only IB of relatively small amounts and are unsuitable for air ionization, for example, in workshop and other large; rooms

A distinctive feature of the proposed device is that a "cochlea" is used to supply air under pressure to the apparatus, as a result of which the outgoing air swirls, acquires a rotational motion, transferring this movement to the water falling from the nozzle and moving with it. This phenomenon causes an unstable, continuously occurring to destructive loosening, resulting in the ionization of air.

A separator and a second snail with pockets and fender guards are installed at the exit of the apparatus. This ensures the separation of ionized air from water droplets.

FIG. 1 shows a diagram of the device; in fig. 2 - cochlea for swirling threads; in fig. 3 scroll for air flow separation.

The vortex hydroaeroionizer consists of a hollow cylinder J, a device 2 for separating air bubbles from water, a cochlea 3 for turbulence of flows, a nozzle 4 for supplying water, a cochlea 5 for separating an air flow, a separator 6 for separating water droplets, nozzles: for supplying water 7 and air 8, and nozzles for drainage. water 9 and air 10.

Due to the kinetic energy and the action of the centrifugal forces of the blistering flow, the fluid in the apparatus, as well as air, acquires a rotational motion, resulting in the formation of an environment in the form of an unstable foam, which is continuously renewed and destroyed.

By the forward movement of air, the medium rises upward, where, at the POMA1DI of the cochlea 5 and the separator, ionic air is released.

The drainage of water from the cochlea 5 was about 1 through pockets at the bottom of the cochlea. For withdrawal ka.pel. water from the walls in the upper part and along the walls of The totals are set by the ot6ofiHbie shields

The subject matter of the invention

Claims (2)

1. A vortex hydroaeroionizer containing a hollow cylinder, a device for supplying water and a device for supplying pressurized air, characterized in that with an ionization gap of a large amount of treated air by means of vigorously injecting and breaking foam in it to supply air to the apparatus under pressure applied to the device type of the cochlea, providing the turbulence of air coming out of it and mixing with the nickname of water falling from the nozzle. 2. A vortex hydroaeroionization agent according to claim 1, characterized in that, in order to separate the ionized air from the water droplets, a separator and a second cochlea with pockets and baffles are used at the back of the apparatus. Fig-1 Bdixod