TWM445401U - Tea making cup - Google Patents

Description

Tea cup

This creation is about a cup of tea, especially a cup that separates tea and tea using a tea maker.

"Tea for drinking, for Shennong, and for Lu Zhougong..." shows that tea has a history of 5,000 years in the lives of Chinese people. Tea is also discovered by Chinese people. It is also the "national drink" of China. Drinking tea is the art of enjoying life and living in the eyes of Chinese people. It is extremely natural and harmonious.

Usually, if a friend of the three or five friends promotes knee licking, a full set of tea making utensils is needed. This method of making tea takes a lot of effort. If you drink tea alone, you will use a personal tea maker, but the tea maker is not suitable for direct use. Drinking in the mouth, the tea is customarily poured from the tea maker into the cup for drinking. In this regard, most people find it quite cumbersome, and use simple and cheap cups, mugs and other cups to make tea, but when using traditional teacups and thermos cups, tea and hot water are directly mixed and consumed. It is easy to drink tea leaves, and the tea becomes bitter and difficult to drink with the time of tea placement, and it is difficult to control the concentration of tea.

In view of the above problems, the present invention provides a tea cup which can effectively separate tea leaves and tea, and can control the required concentration of tea according to the needs of the user.

The present tea cup includes a cup body; an insulating ring is rotatably coupled to the cup body, and forms a seal between the cup body and the heat insulating ring; a tea maker can be used The rotating method is combined with the heat insulating ring, and forms a seal between the heat insulating ring and the tea maker, the bottom of the tea maker is a filter net; and an upper cover is rotatably coupled to the tea maker. And forming a seal between the tea maker and the upper cover; when preparing to brew the tea leaves, first open the upper cover, and put an appropriate amount of tea leaves and add hot water to the tea maker until the filter is covered and The surface tension generates a resistance force, causing the liquid to flow out to generate a resistance; tilting the cup body to bring the cup body into contact with the air surface of the tea maker, thereby eliminating the gas pressure, and the liquid gravity invades the surface tension and quickly flows into the cup body. Unscrew the tea maker and enjoy the soaked liquid.

In order to further understand the features and technical contents of the present invention, please refer to the following detailed description and drawings of the present invention. However, the drawings are for reference and description only, and are not intended to limit the creation.

Referring to FIG. 1 to FIG. 3 , the present brewing cup 10 includes a cup body 20 , an insulating ring 30 , a tea maker 40 and an upper cover 50 . The cup body 20 defines an inner chamber 21 . The upper end portion of the cup body 20 is formed with an external thread 22. In a preferred embodiment, the cup 20 is of a two-layer construction for thermal insulation.

The inner wall surface of the heat insulating ring 30 is formed with two separate upper end internal threads 31, lower end internal threads 32, and an inner annular rim 33 between the upper and lower internal threads 31, 32. The lower end internal thread 32 of the heat insulating ring 30 and the external thread 22 of the cup body 20 are coupled to each other such that the upper end portion of the heat insulating ring 30 serves as a cup of a mouth to prevent burns. Moreover, the inner annular rim 33 has an upper annular groove 34 and a lower annular groove 35 respectively A sealing gasket 36 is received to form an airtight seal between the cup 20 and the insulating ring 30 and the contact surface of the heat insulating ring 30 and the tea maker 40, thereby ensuring that the tea in the teacup 10 does not leak out.

The tea maker 40 can be made of a transparent and heat-resistant plastic material so that the tea concentration in the tea maker 40 can be directly visually observed. The bottom of the tea maker 40 is a filter 41, and a plurality of holes 42 are formed thereon to form a considerable distance therebetween, so that a certain area of the contact liquid is adhered, and a resistance force is generated by the surface tension. Let the liquid flow out to produce a considerable resistance. The outer wall surface of the tea maker 40 is formed with a top edge external thread 43, and a bottom edge outer thread 44 is coupled to the upper end internal thread 31 of the heat insulating ring 30.

The inner wall surface of the upper cover 50 is formed with an internal thread 51 and a top edge external thread 43 of the tea maker 40, and a sealing gasket 52 is disposed on the inner top surface to ensure that the tea in the teacup 10 does not leak out.

Figure 4 to Figure 8 show a schematic diagram of the steps of brewing the tea cup 10 in brewing tea. First, the upper cover 50 is opened, and an appropriate amount of tea leaves 60 is placed in the tea maker 40, and an appropriate amount of hot water is added to the bubble. In the tea maker 40, until the hole 42 in the filter 41 is covered, at this time, the cup 20 generates a gas pressure to prevent the liquid from flowing in, and cooperates with the surface tension of the liquid on the filter 41. The gravity is equal to the surface tension of the liquid on the filter 41 plus the gas pressure, thereby achieving a balance so that the liquid does not flow into the cup 20, as shown in FIG.

Next, the upper cover 50 is coupled to the tea maker 40, and the teacup 10 is turned upside down in an inverted state, at which time the tea maker 40 is changed from the upper position to the lower position. As shown in Figure 5.

Waiting for the tea leaves 60 to bubble until the liquid reaches the desired concentration, that is, the teacup 10 is turned upside down to the original state. During the turning process, since the cup 20 is in contact with the air surface of the tea maker 40, the hole 42 allows the gas to have an outlet. In order to eliminate the gas pressure and break the balance of the force, the liquid only bears the resistance of the surface tension and cannot compete with the gravity. The liquid gravity breaks the surface tension and quickly flows into the cup 20, and simultaneously filters the tea leaves 60 and the tea residue. As shown in Figure 6.

The liquid of the tea maker 40 then flows completely into the inner chamber 21 of the cup 20, and the tea leaves 60 and the tea residue are left in the tea maker 40, as shown in FIG. Finally, unscrewing the tea maker 40, you can enjoy the soaked liquid, as shown in Figure 8.

The above description is only a description of a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and is not intended to limit the creation of the present invention. Any person skilled in the art may use the above-mentioned technical content to change or modify the other embodiments without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention. The scope of the present invention is limited only by the scope of the following patent application.

20‧‧‧ cup body

10‧‧‧ Teacup

21‧‧‧ interior room

22‧‧‧ external thread

30‧‧‧Insulation ring

31‧‧‧Upper internal thread

32‧‧‧Bottom internal thread

33‧‧‧ inner ring

34‧‧‧Upper ring groove

35‧‧‧ lower ring groove

36‧‧‧Sealing washer

40‧‧‧tea maker

41‧‧‧Filter

42‧‧‧ holes

43‧‧‧Top edge external thread

44‧‧‧Bottom thread external thread

50‧‧‧Upper cover

51‧‧‧ internal thread

52‧‧‧Sealing washer

60‧‧‧ Tea

Figure 1 is a perspective view of the creation of a teacup.

Figure 2 is a three-dimensional exploded view of the creation of the tea cup.

Figure 3 is a cross-sectional view of the brewing cup.

Figure 4 to Figure 8 show the steps of the brewing tea cup in brewing tea.

10‧‧‧ Teacup

20‧‧‧ cup body

21‧‧‧ interior room

22‧‧‧ external thread

30‧‧‧Insulation ring

31‧‧‧Upper internal thread

32‧‧‧Bottom internal thread

33‧‧‧ inner ring

34‧‧‧Upper ring groove

35‧‧‧ lower ring groove

36‧‧‧Sealing washer

40‧‧‧tea maker

41‧‧‧Filter

42‧‧‧ holes

43‧‧‧Top edge external thread

44‧‧‧Bottom thread external thread

50‧‧‧Upper cover

51‧‧‧ internal thread

52‧‧‧Sealing washer

Claims (8)

A tea cup comprising: a cup body; an insulating ring coupled to the cup body in a rotatable manner and forming a seal between the cup body and the heat insulating ring; a tea maker coupled in a rotatable manner An insulating ring, and forming a seal between the heat insulating ring and the tea maker, the bottom of the tea maker is a filter; and an upper cover is rotatably coupled to the tea maker, and the tea is made Form a seal between the device and the upper cover; when preparing to brew tea leaves, first open the upper cover, and put the appropriate amount of tea leaves and add hot water to the tea maker until the filter mesh is filled and an impedance is generated by the surface tension. The force causes the liquid to flow out to generate a resistance; tilting the cup body to bring the cup body into contact with the air surface of the tea maker, thereby eliminating the gas pressure, the liquid gravity destroying the surface tension and quickly flowing into the cup body, and unscrewing the tea maker You can enjoy the soaked liquid. The teacup of claim 1, wherein the inner wall surface of the heat insulating ring is formed with two separate upper end internal threads, a lower end internal thread, and an inner annular rim between the upper and lower internal threads. . The teacup according to claim 2, wherein the upper end portion of the cup body is formed with an external thread and a lower end internal thread of the heat insulating ring. The teacup of claim 2, wherein the inner annular rim has an upper annular groove and a lower annular groove respectively for receiving a sealing gasket, the cup body and the heat insulating ring and the heat insulating ring and the foaming ring The airtightness is formed between the contact faces of the tea maker. For example, the tea cup according to item 1 of the patent application, wherein the tea maker has passed A plurality of holes are formed in the filter screen to allow a considerable area of the contact liquid to adhere. The teacup according to claim 2, wherein the outer wall surface of the tea maker is formed with a top external thread, and a bottom edge external thread is coupled with the upper end internal thread of the heat insulating ring. The teacup according to claim 6, wherein the inner wall surface of the upper cover is formed with an internal thread and a top edge external thread of the tea maker. The teacup according to claim 1, wherein the inner top surface of the upper cover is provided with a sealing gasket and a tea maker to form a seal.