TH33381B - A toilet with a trap that has an air barrier - Google Patents

Abstract

DC60 (27/03/55) The toilet has an extended trap between the opening of the toilet and the opening of the outlet. The trap is defined as the curvature embankment area above the opening of the toilet, the downward leg and the outward leg straight between the downward leg and the outlet opening. The output leg has a cavity to block the air. In such a way that the trap has an increased cross-sectional area at the air barrier. The toilet has a trap that extends between the opening of the toilet and the opening of the outlet. The trap is defined as the dam area in a curve above the opening of the toilet, the downward leg, and the outward leg straight between the downward leg and the opening of the vent. The output leg has a hollow air dam. In such a way that the trap has an increased cross-sectional area at the air embankment.

Claims (8)

1.In a type of toilet with a trap A trap that extends between the toilet opening and the vent, a trap with a curved dam area that extends from the toilet opening to above the opening. Of the toilet to the down side A down leg that is linked to the output leg at the bottom end of the down leg. The output pin that contacts the outlet port. Updates that contain A trap with a hollow air barrier along the top wall of the output leg, which causes a flow. Through the trap to separate from the internal surface of the trap at the guiding edge of the air barrier. Where the bending cavity is additionally assembled with a level guide that extends towards Front from the back wall of the lower leg adjacent to the lower part of the lower leg At the trapdoor, there is a circular cross-section throughout the arc barrier area that does not change more than 5 percent in diameter throughout the section of the trap, which is the curved water barrier. 2. In a type of toilet with a trap Expanding trap between the toilet bowl opening and the vent, the trap with the expanded curved water bar. Of the opening of the toilet to the above the opening Of the toilet to the down side The downward leg that is connected to the outer leg at the bottom of the down leg, the outer leg that connects to the outlet, enhancements included. A trap with a cavity that blocks the air along the upper wall of the outer leg, which causes it to flow through. Through the trap to separate from the internal surface of the trap at the guide edge of the air barrier Where the downside is slightly sloping from its top To the guide in the rear direction even if the reduction is less than 15 degrees from the vertical 3. Toilets of claim 2, where the intercepted compartment is supplemented with a significant level barrier. Important that extends the front leg from the back wall of the lower leg next to the bottom of the lower leg. 4. Toilets of claim 1, where no air pods are formed, are formed in the downward direction. 5. Toilets of claim 2, where the outer leg is significantly horizontal. 6. Toilets of two claimants where at least the outgoing part is straight. 7. Toilets of claim 2 where at least the downward portion is straight. 8. Toilets of claim 2, where the air bulb is formed in the output pin.