TWM530094U - Auto-discharging container - Google Patents

Description

Automatic water container

This creation is about an automatic water discharge vessel, especially an automatic water discharge vessel that is easy to move and can automatically discharge water.

Referring to FIG. 1 , it is a conventional teapot structure 1 . The teapot structure 1 includes a pot body 10 , a lid 11 covering the opening 100 of the pot body 10 , and a pot is embedded in the pot a recess 101 of the body 10 and a pressure cover 12 enclosing the lid 11, a spout 13 disposed at a bottom end of the body 10 and with the inner space 102 of the kettle body 10, and a body 10 for the kettle body 10 Place the seat 14.

The kettle body 10 includes a sloped surface 103 at the bottom end of the interior space 102. The lid 11 includes a lug 110 disposed at the top end for the user to conveniently extract the lid 11 through which the tea is poured into the interior space 102 of the body 10. The pressure cover 12 includes an air hole 120 penetrating the pressure cover 12 and disposed at the top end of the pressure cover 12, and a protrusion 121 disposed at the bottom end of the pressure cover 12 and insertable into the groove 101. The spout 13 includes a bent section 130 extending to connect the inclined surface 103, and a water outlet end 131 connecting the bent section 130 and extending downward.

When the high-temperature boiling water is injected into the inner space 102 of the kettle body 10, the pressure cap 12 covers the kettle body 10 to form a sealed state, and the upper end of the kettle body 10 is closed to the pressure cover 12. Space 122 is maintained at a certain high temperature. When the user blocks the air hole 120 with a finger and makes the closed space 122 completely airtight, the water outlet end 131 is formed as a single outlet. Thereafter, since the outlet position of the water outlet end 131 is lower than the bottommost end of the inclined surface 103, the tea water of the internal space 102 can be discharged into a teacup 2 according to the principle of siphoning, so as to achieve the function of continuously automatic water supply.

However, it is known that the teapot structure 1 requires the kettle body 10 to reach a high temperature, and the hot air expands and presses the tea in the inner space 102 to pass the siphon principle to continuously discharge water. And because the water outlet end 131 of the spout 13 is lower than the bottom of the kettle body 10, and the temperature of the kettle body 10 is too high to be improved, the tea cannot be correctly sent to the teacup via the water outlet end 131. in. Therefore, it is known that the teapot structure 1 must have the seat body 14 placed at the bottom of the kettle body 10 to automatically discharge the tea into the teacup 2 through the principle of siphoning, and the seat must be additionally provided for use. The body 14 can achieve its effect, which causes inconvenience to the user.

Continuing, it is known that the teapot structure 1 has another defect, that is, when the tea in the inner space 102 starts the uninterrupted water discharge function due to the siphon principle, the temperature of the kettle body 10 is too high to be taken by the user. The difficulty of stopping the water supply cannot be stopped, and it is necessary to wait for the tea in the internal space 102 to be discharged before stopping. Even in the process of uninterrupted water discharge, because it is impossible to stop the water and there is no possibility of pouring tea into another teacup 2, it is necessary to re-inject new hot tea water to pour another tea cup 2, which may cause inconvenience in use. .

As mentioned above, it is known that the seat body 14 must be provided at the bottom of the kettle body 10 to pour the tea into the tea cup 2 without interruption through the siphon principle, and once the uninterrupted water discharge function is activated, the water can no longer be stopped, so it is known that The teapot structure 1 is not convenient in practical use and needs to be improved.

The purpose of the present invention is to provide a method in which the outlet pipe is arranged at the bottom of the pot, and the tea can be automatically and continuously discharged through the siphon principle. The grip is provided for the user to conveniently extract and is convenient to move or completely stop the water, and the air hole is provided. An automatic water-discharging vessel that allows the user to easily press and stop the water or block the siphoning effect to achieve multiple functions.

To achieve the above object, the present invention provides an automatic water discharge vessel comprising a receiving pot, a top cover, and an outlet pipe. The accommodating pot includes a bottom portion, a side wall connecting the bottom portion, a top portion connecting the side wall, and an accommodating space formed by the bottom portion, the side wall and the top portion, wherein the side wall is opened to communicate with the accommodating space The water outlet opening of the space has a water injection opening that communicates with the accommodating space. The top cover includes a cover portion operatively covering the water injection opening, and a wall portion connecting the cover portion and re-entering the accommodating space through the water injection opening. The water outlet pipe includes a drainage section disposed in the accommodating space, a bending section connecting the drainage section and extending through the water outlet opening to the outside of the accommodating space, and a guiding section connecting the bending section. The end of the drainage section has a pair of drainage ports that should be open at the bottom, and the end of the drainage section has a flow guiding port, and the vertical position of the water outlet opening is higher than the drainage port and the drainage port.

Further, the automatic water discharge vessel further includes a first grip connected to a side of the side wall away from the accommodating space.

Further, the first grip includes a first air pressure chamber that communicates with the accommodating space, and a first air hole that is opened on the first grip surface and communicates with the first air pressure chamber, and the first air hole is opened. The vertical position at the hole is higher than the top.

Further, the water outlet pipe includes a water blocking section extending to the bending section and extending away from the guiding section, the water blocking section has a water blocking port at the end, and the vertical position of the water blocking port is higher than the water injection opening higher.

Further, the automatic water discharge vessel further includes a second grip connecting the water blocking section. The second grip includes a second air chamber that communicates with the water blocking port, and a second air hole that is vertically higher than the top portion.

Further, the top cover is provided with a top cover air hole communicating with the accommodating space, and the vertical position of the top cover air hole opening is higher than the top.

Further, the top cover includes a grip portion that connects the cover portion and is away from the side of the wall portion.

Therefore, this creation has the following beneficial effects compared to the prior art:

1. The creation can hold the first air hole provided in the first grip to keep the tea water in the water outlet pipe in the tube without flowing out, and the user can move the automatic water discharge container to other containers to continue. Pour water so that the user does not spill water when moving the container.

2. In addition, the creation can also provide the water blocking section on the outlet pipe so that the user can press the water blocking port or the second air hole on the second grip to generate gas in the outlet pipe. The dense environment can generate automatic water discharge, and the user can release the water blocking port or the second air hole at any time during the pouring process to achieve the effect of ending the siphon action.

For a more detailed description of the technical features and operation modes of the present application, and with reference to the illustrations, please refer to the review. In addition, the drawings in this creation are not necessarily drawn to scale in order to facilitate the description, and the proportions in the drawings are not intended to limit the scope of the claimed invention.

For the technology of this creation, please refer to Figure 2-1 and Figure 2-2 for the first implementation of this creation. The present invention provides an automatic water discharge vessel, which is mainly used as a container for brewing high-temperature drinks, such as teapots, coffee makers, etc., but not limited thereto.

More specifically, the automatic water discharge vessel comprises a receiving pot 3, a top cover 4, and an outlet pipe 5. The receiving pot 3 includes a bottom portion 31, a side wall 32 connecting the bottom portion 31, a top portion 33 connecting the side wall 32, and an accommodating space 34 formed by the bottom portion 31, the side wall 32 and the top portion 33. The accommodating space 34 is provided for the user to hold hot water, tea leaves, and the like. The water outlet opening 321 of the accommodating space 34 is defined in the side wall 32. The top portion 33 defines a water injection opening 331 that communicates with the accommodating space 34. In this embodiment, the water injection opening 331 serves as an inlet for the tea water to flow into the accommodating space 34, and the water outlet opening 321 is an outlet for the tea to flow out of the accommodating space 34.

The top cover 4 includes a cover portion 41 operatively covering the water injection opening 331, and a wall portion 42 that connects the cover portion 41 and re-enters the accommodating space 34 through the water injection opening 331. The wall portion 42 is disposed corresponding to the water injection opening 331. After the user fills the water, the accommodating space 34 can be closed through the top cover 4, and the edge of the wall portion 42 and the water injection opening 331 will be closed. The air is released by the buoyancy of the water, and the air remaining in the potting pot 3 is discharged, thereby generating a sealing effect.

The water outlet pipe 5 includes a drainage section 51 disposed in the accommodating space 34, a bending section 52 connecting the drainage section 51 and extending through the water outlet opening 321 to the accommodating space 34, and a connection The flow guiding section 53 of the bent section 52. The end of the drainage section 51 has a pair of drainage ports 511 which are open to the bottom 31. The end of the drainage section 53 has a flow guiding port 531, and the vertical position of the water outlet opening 321 is more than the drainage port 511 and the drainage port 531. high. In addition, the vertical position of the bending section 52 should preferably be higher than the top portion 33 to prevent the user from filling the accommodating space 34 with the tea, and the tea water is discharged from the water outlet pipe 5, and the accommodation is ensured. The pot 3 can achieve better space utilization efficiency. With the above configuration, the user can slightly tilt the receiving pot 3 filled with water, and pour the tea in the pot from the flow guiding port 531 into a container such as a cup (not shown). At this time, since the water outlet pipe 5 is in a full water state, a siphon effect is generated in the accommodating space 34 after the water flows out, and even if the accommodating pot 3 is placed on a tabletop or the like, the tea can still be continuously flown. When the water outlet pipe 5 flows out, it is not necessary to increase the inclination angle, and the possibility of overturning the accommodating pot 3 when pouring tea is reduced.

In this embodiment, the automatic water discharge vessel further includes a first grip 6 connected to a side of the side wall 32 away from the accommodating space 34. The first grip 6 includes a communication connection. a first air pressure chamber 61 of the space 34, and a first air hole 62 formed on the surface of the first grip 6 and communicating with the first air pressure chamber 61, and the vertical position of the opening of the first air hole 62 is higher than the top portion 33 higher. The first air hole 62 is preferably disposed at the side end of the first grip 6 so as to be pressed by a finger when the user holds the hand, but is not limited thereto. With the above structure, the user can hold the first air hole 62 while pouring water, thereby blocking the air source inside the receiving pot 3 and temporarily stopping the water. This function can maintain the tea water in the water outlet pipe 5 during the movement process, until the user aligns the flow guiding port 531 with the next tea cup, and then releases the first air hole 62, that is, the receiving pot 3 can be Move to multiple teacups to take turns. If the automatic water discharge function is to be stopped, the user can hold the first grip 6 and tilt the entire receiving pot 3 in the opposite direction when the water is poured, so that the tea in the outlet pipe 5 returns to the accommodating space 34. End the siphoning to stop the automatic water discharge.

Please refer to Figure 3 for the second embodiment of this creation. In the embodiment, the water outlet pipe 5 includes a water blocking section 54 that communicates with the bending section 52 and extends away from the guiding section 53. The water blocking section 54 has a water blocking port 541 at the end, and the water blocking water The vertical position of the port 541 is higher than the water injection opening 331. When the water is poured, the user can press and hold the water blocking port 541 to cause the automatic water discharge vessel to assume the shape of the first embodiment (see FIGS. 2-1 and 2-2) and perform the pouring operation. After the water is poured, the user only needs to release the water blocking port 541 to release the airtight state in the water outlet pipe 5 and block the siphon phenomenon. Therefore, the user does not need to tilt the receiving pot 3 any more. Can achieve the purpose of stopping automatic water discharge.

In the second embodiment, when the user is pouring water, the user must first lift the receiving pot 3 with one hand, and then hold the water blocking port 541 with the other hand to maintain the siphon state, which is slightly inconvenient in use. In order to improve the above problem, the present invention proposes a third embodiment as shown in Fig. 4. The automatic water discharge vessel described in this embodiment further includes a second grip 7 connected to the water blocking section 54. The second grip 7 is away from one end of the water blocking section 54 and can be crossed as shown in FIG. The top cover 4 is connected to the side wall 32 or is bridged to the top portion 33 for the receiving pot 3 to be used as a lifting beam. The second grip 7 includes a second air pressure chamber 71 that communicates with the water blocking port 541, and a second air hole 72 that is vertically higher than the top portion 33. Thereby, the user can lift the second grip 7 with one hand and press the second air hole 72 with the finger of the same hand, so as to form the water blocking port 541 in the third embodiment of the present invention. effect. Similarly, when the user completes the pouring operation, only the second air hole 72 needs to be released, which can destroy the airtight environment in the water outlet pipe 5, so that the siphoning action ends, and the receiving pot 3 does not need to be tilted, and the single hole is provided. Hand operation and convenient to stop the advantages of automatic water discharge.

Referring to FIG. 5, in the fourth embodiment of the present invention, in the embodiment, the top cover 4 is provided with a top cover air hole 43 communicating with the accommodating space 34, and the top cover air hole 43 is opened. The vertical position at the hole is higher than the top 33. This configuration allows the user to press and hold the top cover air hole 43 to block the source of air inside the receiving pot 3 to temporarily stop the water discharge. In addition, the top cover 4 includes a grip portion 44 that is connected to the cover portion 41 and away from the side of the wall portion 42. The grip portion 44 includes, but is not limited to, the embodiment shown in FIG. A hook form is presented for the user to extract the top cover 4.

In summary, the present invention provides that the outlet pipe 3 is disposed at the bottom end of the receiving pot 3, and the user only needs to slightly tilt the receiving pot 3 toward the cup to allow the tea to flow out through the diversion port 531. The remaining tea in the accommodating space 34 is continuously discharged by the siphon principle. In addition to the function of automatic water discharge, the present invention can also hold the first air hole 62 provided on the first grip 6 to maintain the tea water in the water outlet pipe 5 in the tube without flowing out. Move the automatic drain vessel to another container and continue to pour water. In addition, the water blocking section 54 can also be disposed on the water outlet pipe 5 so that the user can press the water blocking port 541 or the second air hole 72 on the second grip 7 to make the water outlet pipe The air-tight environment is generated in the 5 to generate an automatic water discharge function, and the user can release the water blocking port 541 and the second air hole 72 at any time during the pouring operation to achieve the effect of ending the siphon action.

The content of the present invention has been described in detail above, but the above is only the preferred embodiment of the present invention, and the scope of the present invention cannot be limited by this, that is, the equal change of the scope of patent application according to the present invention is Modifications shall remain within the scope of the patents of this creation.

"This Creation"
3‧‧‧容 pot
31‧‧‧ bottom
32‧‧‧ side wall
321‧‧‧Water outlet
33‧‧‧ top
331‧‧‧ water injection opening
34‧‧‧ accommodating space
4‧‧‧Top cover
41‧‧‧ Covering Department
42‧‧‧ wall department
43‧‧‧Top cover vent
44‧‧‧ grip
5‧‧‧Outlet
51‧‧‧Drainage section
511‧‧‧Drain port
52‧‧‧Bend section
53‧‧ ‧ diversion section
531‧‧ ‧ diversion port
54‧‧‧Water blocking section
541‧‧‧Water blocking port
6‧‧‧First grip
61‧‧‧First air pressure chamber
62‧‧‧First air hole
7‧‧‧Second grip
71‧‧‧Second air chamber
72‧‧‧Second air hole "Prior Art"
1‧‧‧ teapot structure
10‧‧‧ body
100‧‧‧ openings
101‧‧‧ Groove
102‧‧‧Internal space
103‧‧‧ sloped surface
11‧‧‧Cover
110‧‧‧ lugs
12‧‧‧ Pressure cover
120‧‧‧ stomata
121‧‧‧ convex
122‧‧‧Enclosed space
13‧‧‧ spout
130‧‧‧Bend section
131‧‧‧Water outlet
14‧‧‧ body
2‧‧‧tea cup

Figure 1: Schematic diagram of a conventional teapot. Figure 2-1: An exploded perspective view of the first embodiment of the creation. Figure 2-2: A cross-sectional view of the combination of the first embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 3 is a cross-sectional view showing a second embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 4 is a cross-sectional view showing the third embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 5 is a cross-sectional view showing a fourth embodiment of the present invention.

3‧‧‧容 pot

31‧‧‧ bottom

32‧‧‧ side wall

321‧‧‧Water outlet

33‧‧‧ top

331‧‧‧ water injection opening

34‧‧‧ accommodating space

4‧‧‧Top cover

41‧‧‧ Covering Department

42‧‧‧ wall department

44‧‧‧ grip

5‧‧‧Outlet

51‧‧‧Drainage section

511‧‧‧Drain port

52‧‧‧Bend section

53‧‧ ‧ diversion section

531‧‧ ‧ diversion port

6‧‧‧First grip

62‧‧‧First air hole

Claims (7)

An automatic water discharge vessel comprises: a receiving pot comprising a bottom portion, a side wall connecting the bottom portion, a top portion connecting the side wall, and a receiving space formed by the bottom portion, the side wall and the top portion, wherein The side wall defines a water outlet opening that communicates with the accommodating space, the top portion defines a water injection opening that communicates with the accommodating space; a top cover includes a cover portion that operably covers the water injection opening, and a connection a cover portion and a wall portion of the accommodating space through the water injection opening; and an outlet pipe comprising a drainage section disposed in the accommodating space, connecting the drainage section and extending through the outlet opening to a bending section outside the accommodating space, and a guiding section connecting the bending section, wherein the drainage section has a pair of drainage ports that should be open at the bottom, and the flow guiding section has a guiding port at the end, and the guiding section The vertical position of the outlet opening is higher than the drainage port and the diversion port. The automatic water discharge vessel according to claim 1, further comprising a first grip connected to a side of the side wall away from the accommodating space. The automatic water discharge vessel of claim 2, wherein the first grip comprises a first air pressure chamber that communicates with the accommodating space, and a first grip surface is opened and communicates with the first air pressure. The first air hole of the cavity, and the vertical position of the first air hole opening is higher than the top. The automatic water discharge vessel according to claim 1, wherein the water outlet pipe comprises a water blocking section extending to the bending section and extending away from the flow guiding section, the water blocking section having a water blocking port at the end. And the vertical position of the water blocking port is higher than the water injection opening. The automatic water discharge vessel of claim 4, further comprising a second grip connecting the water blocking section, the second grip comprising a second air pressure chamber connected to the water blocking port, and a a second vent that has a higher vertical position than the top. The automatic water discharge vessel according to claim 1, wherein the top cover is provided with a top cover air hole communicating with the accommodating space, and a vertical position of the top cover air hole opening is higher than the top. The automatic water discharge vessel of claim 1, wherein the top cover comprises a grip portion connecting the cover portion and away from the side of the wall portion.