US2691548A - Device for spraying a gas-containing fluid - Google Patents

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US2691548A
US2691548A US313740A US31374052A US2691548A US 2691548 A US2691548 A US 2691548A US 313740 A US313740 A US 313740A US 31374052 A US31374052 A US 31374052A US 2691548 A US2691548 A US 2691548A
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    • B65D83/16—Containers or packages with special means for dispensing contents for delivery of liquid or semi-liquid contents by internal gaseous pressure, i.e. aerosol containers comprising propellant for a product delivered by a propellant characterised by the actuating means
    • B65D83/20—Containers or packages with special means for dispensing contents for delivery of liquid or semi-liquid contents by internal gaseous pressure, i.e. aerosol containers comprising propellant for a product delivered by a propellant characterised by the actuating means operated by manual action, e.g. button-type actuator or actuator caps
    • B65D83/207—Actuators comprising a manually operated valve and being attachable to the aerosol container, e.g. downstream a valve fitted to the container; Actuators associated to container valves with valve seats located outside the aerosol container
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
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    • B65D83/303—Nozzles, nozzle fittings or accessories specially adapted therefor for guiding the flow of spray, e.g. funnels, hoods using extension tubes located in or at the outlet duct of the nozzle assembly
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    • B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
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    • C03—GLASS; MINERAL OR SLAG WOOL
    • C03C—CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF GLASSES, GLAZES OR VITREOUS ENAMELS; SURFACE TREATMENT OF GLASS; SURFACE TREATMENT OF FIBRES OR FILAMENTS MADE FROM GLASS, MINERALS OR SLAGS; JOINING GLASS TO GLASS OR OTHER MATERIALS
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  • This invention relates to a spray apparatus and is particularly concerned with a device for spraying a gas-containing fluid, by way of example for treating and scavenging body cavities, partlcularly the mouth with the teeth, wounds, mucous membranes and sickened. skins.
  • the device must be so constructed as to guarantee a steady jet pressure even during an eX- tended treatment.
  • Another object of the invention is to provide a spray of novel design which is simple to operate and to clean, and which will cheaply be produced andpurchased.
  • Another object of the invention is to provide a spray whose parts contacting with the fluid are made of a material, preferably of such plastics as not to be attacked by any of the concerned chemicals of the fluid dissolved in the same.
  • Another object of the invention is to provide a spray whose parts made of thermoplastic material are transparent, break-proof and chemically inert.
  • Another object of the invention is to provide a spray whose mouth piece is surrounded by a funnel so that particles of the sprayed fluid mixture rebounding from the spot of treatment are intercepted, and the mucous membranes pockets of the body cavities will be kept off the perennial.
  • Another object of the invention is to provide a spray with a quick-action seal so that during the interval between the filling of the sprayer bottle comprising the entering of the gas-producing chemicals and the gas-tight sealing substantially no gas pressure arises in the sprayer bottle, which would render the sealing more diflicult and bring about a reducing of pressure.
  • Another object of the invention is to provide a spray whose quick-action lock is so designed that it can be operated with one hand only in order to allow an easy handling by invalidated persons, too.
  • Another object of the invention is to provide a spray whose valve and feed lines to the valve and to the mouth piece are so designed that hardly any energy of pressure is lost because of the friction of the uid on the walls, that is to say that when operating the spray the compressed iiuid mixture ows slowly and steadily to the mouth piece, and only there the pressure of the fluid is converted into kinetic jet energy.
  • Ano-ther object of the invention is to provide a tablet holder at the end above the container bottom of the spray of the tube dipping into the f fluid, being so arranged and designed that in it the ingredients acting therapeutical and disinfectant and the gas-developing substances can easily be inserted in a certain mixture with tablets containing binding agents or none, tasteimproving substances, and that the tablet holder during the dipping into the fluid intercepts till the final sealing of the device the gasses developed by the tablets with the lilling iluid of the spray, preferably water, and .that lit deposits not dissolved solids of the fluid flow ilowing to the valve.
  • Fig. f1 a schematic viewof a spray constituting apreferred ⁇ embodiment of the invention
  • FIG. 2 a plan of the .spray according to Fig. il,
  • Fig. 3 a longitudinal section across ⁇ the :spray .alongthe lineI-I -in Fig. 2,
  • Fig. 4 a fragmentary sectional View Vof the .spray taken along vthe line II-II in Fig. 2,
  • the neck of a bottle-likecontainer I widening .toward the .bottom is provided with a iiange 2 encircling anopening of the container being Vso wide that thecontainer .I can easily becleansed and .filled kwitha fluid.
  • the container I is made of transparent .and unbreakable plastics which will hardly be attacked or corroded by substances used in medicine .for ⁇ the therapeutic and ldisinfectant ,purposes preferably of plastics, such as .polymethacrylacidester or .polystyrol.
  • the size of the container I is so designed that on the .onehand itcan receive .the fluid quantities vusual .in medicine for washing body cavities, .particularly ⁇ the mouth, .about 50-1000 cm, but-on .the other .hand will not .be -unwield1y-
  • a sealing vring 1 improvided kwhich is kept .in its position by a .ring ,B .encircling it at ⁇ the top part 4.
  • the ⁇ sealing .ring ⁇ 1 has two'lips 9 directed inward, which, if there is in container I an excess pressure in relation Sto the atmospheric pressure, on the one .hand .contact the flange 2, on the other hand the top ,part 4, and thus seal the container I gastight.
  • the top part 4 consists of two parts, the top member II and the bottom memberIZ.
  • the sur- 'face of lthe bottom member I2 is provided with two notches vI4 preferably of a rectangular cross sectionadapted for receiving thehooked ends i3 vof the locking stirrups .5.
  • recesses I5 are .provided corresponding notches I4 of the bottom member.
  • the .height and width of the recesses I5 are so sized that the hooked ends I3 have such a clearance that, onthe onehand, each of the locking stirrups 5 cannot fall olf .the corresponding notch 1'4 and ⁇ would vthus be loosened. .from the top .part 4, on .the other hand,
  • the locking stirrups 5 are allowed a suilicient clearance for disconnecting the noses 6 from engaging with flange 2.
  • a nut I8 is cast in so as to receive a bolt I6 passing through the top member for tightening both parts.
  • the top member II and the bottom member I2 represent bodies substantially turned cylindrically.
  • a concentric borepasses which is twice abruptly enlarged from its top end to its bottom end so as to form a top shoulder 2I and a bottom shoulder 22 within the bore.
  • a concentric bore which extends fro-m the bottom end to the top end and istwiceabruptlyenlargedso as to form a shoulder -23 .anda shoulder .2 4'.
  • a guide disk 26 inserted made of metal or preferably of hard plastics for a valve pin 21.
  • a disk 28 is lixed.
  • a spring 29 supports itself, on the one hand, on Athe disk .28, on .the other hand against the shoulder 2
  • the bottom ofthe arm 32 is curved and .in contact with the top .surface of the bottom member I2 on which it can devolve
  • the end of the ,arm .32 is designed as eye 34 encircling the valve pin .2.1
  • the hand lever 33 is pressed against the container l, the arm 32 devolves on the top surface ofthe bottom member I2 pressing the disk .28 to the top with an eye 34 against the action of the spring 29.
  • the valve pin 21 will glide axially yto the top in the bore of the top member II and ,inthe guide disk, whereby the valve cone 3I will .be retracted from the shoulder 23.
  • a tube 4l is fixed extending into the container I in alignment .with the bore.
  • a tablet holder 42 is arranged at the end of the tube 4I extendinginto the container I.
  • the tablet holder 42 consists of two substantially cylindrical hollow bodies 43 and 44.
  • the hollow body 43 is Within the hollow body 44 and with the common axis vertically disposed so as to form aslit-like ring space 4B adapted to vprevent undissolved parts of the tablets from entering the ring space 46.
  • the hollow body 43 is secured in proper distance at the hollow body 44 by means of lillet .41.
  • the two cylindrical hollow bodies 43 and 44 are provided in the upper ends with front walls 48, 49 .being substantially spaced as thecylindrical hollow bodies 43 and 44. The .space between the front walls 48, 49
  • the bottom member I2 of the top part .fi has a transverse hole 55 running up to the concentric centralbore in the bottom member.
  • a tube 56 is xed, whose end lying outside the top part 4 is provided with a funnel-shaped mouth piece 5l.
  • the funnelshaped mouth piece 51 encircles the nozzleshaped opening 58 of the tube 56.
  • the gas-developing ingredients of the tablets dissolve in the water and immediately gas will be 'developed.
  • the tablet holder 42 is so designed that the gases nrst developed press the water out of the tablet holder.
  • the spring 29 presses the valve cone BI against the opening nowing out at the shoulder 23 and closes this opening till the inner pressure becomes so high that it can by itself lift off the valve cone 3
  • the spring is given such a tension f that the valve cone tI will be released just when the pressure within the container should accede rdifferent combinations of the features may be achieved within the spirit and scope of the invention as described hereinabove and illustrated in thedrawings and as dened in the appended claims.
  • a device for spraying a gas-containing uid comprising a bottle-like container for receiving a uid adapted to develop gases together with gasdeveloping substances, a flange on the said container this flange being arranged around an Opening of the container, a top part adapted to close the said opening by contact with the nange, locking means adapted to press down the top part on the said nange, packing means inserted between the top part and the flange, a tube xed at the top part and arranged in alignment with a lbore of the top part, the one end ofthis tube being arranged above the bottom of the container, a second tube fastened at the top part and arranged lin alignment with a second bore of the top part j from its valve seat by excess pressure in the container, spring means adapted to close the valve againstV the action of the gas pressure existing in the container, and means operated by hand and ⁇ adapted to open the valve against the action of the said spring means.
  • A' device for spraying a gas-containing nuid comprising a bottle-like container for receiving a fluid adapted to develop gases together with gasdeveloping substances, a flange on the said container this flange being arranged around an opening of the container, a top partadapted to close the said opening, locking means adapted to press down the top part on the said ilange, rigid means being provided adapted to iix the top part at a distance from the flange, elastic sealing means inserted between the top part and the flange said elastic means consisting of a ring provided at its inner surface withlips adapted to be expanded by A the pressure of the gases developed in the container, the upper of these lips being adapted to be put against the ange, a tube iired at the toppart and arranged in alignment with a bore of the top part, the one end of this tube being arranged above the bottom, a second tube i'iXed at the top part and arranged in alignment with a second bore of the top part and in a direction transverse .
  • a device for spraying a gas-containing uid comprising a bottle-like container for receiving a fluid adapted to develop gases together with gasdeveloping substances, a flange on thesaid con- -tainer this 'ange being arrangedaroundfanopening of the container, a top part-adapted to jclose the -said opening, llocking stirrupsfhaving hinge joints with the top part, a noseat each'ofthe said locking stirrups arranged so as to'lock the respective locking stirrup under the flange and 'topress the top part on the said flange, elastic sealing means inserted between the top -part ⁇ and the flange, a tube fixed at thetop part-and-arranged in alignment with a bore of the'toppart, the'one -end of this tube being arranged above the bot- .tomof the container', a second tube xodatthc top part ⁇ and arranged in alignment with a -second bore of the top part and ina direction
  • a device for spraying agas-containing fluid comprising a bottle-like container for receiving ⁇ the fluid, a flange attliis container, this flange ⁇ being arranged around an opening of the container, a top part adapted to close up the said opening, locking means adapted to press down the top part on the said flange, elastic sealing means inserted between the top part and the ange, a ltube fixed at the top part and arranged in-alignment with a bore of the top part, the one end of this tube being arranged above the bottom of the container, means arranged on the said tube and adapted to hold tablets containing substances adapted to develop gases together with the said uid, a second tube xed at the top part and arranged in alignment with a second bore of the top part and in a direction transverse to the firstnamed tube and having its flowing out outside the toppart, a valve adapted to connect both tubes and arranged in the top part, spring means adapted to close the valve against the action of the gas pressure existing
  • a device for spraying a gas-containing fluid comprising a bottlelike container for receiving lthe uid, a .flange on this container, this flange ⁇ being arranged around an opening of the container, a top part adapted to close up said opening, locking stirrups having hinge joints with the top part, a nose at each of the locking stirrups "arranged so as to lock the respective locking stirrup under the iange and to press the top part against the said ange, a tube xed at the top part and arranged in alignment with a bore of the top part, the one end of this tube being 'arranged above the bottom of the container, means arranged on the said tube and adapted to hold tablets containing substances adapted to develop gases together with the said fluid, a second tube fixed at the top part and arranged in alignment with a second bore of the top part and in a direction transverse to the rst-named tube and having its flowing out outside the top part, a mouth piece substantially funnel-shaped and xed on the
  • a device lfor spraying a sgas-containin'gfuid comprising a ⁇ bottle-like container for receiving a fluid adapted to develop gases together-with .gas-developing substances, a flange Von thisfcontainer, said flange being arranged around an 'opening of ,the container, a top :part :adapted to close the said opening and Aconsisting of a top and a'bottom member, means for connectingthe top and the ybottom member, Ilocking stirrups adapted to press the top part against the Jharige, the side surface of the top .member lof the top part having recesses in a number corresponding to thosey of the locking stirrupafthe bottom lmeinber of the top part at itsvsuria'ce adjacent to the said top member having recesses corresponding to those of the top ⁇ memb'eran'dsubstantially shaped with rectangular section 'a fillet -be'twe
  • a device wherein the means adapted to hold tablets and Vconnected to one of the tubes are arranged at the end ofthe said tube above'the bottom ofthe 'container and consist of two substantially cylindrical hollow bodies arranged one Within the other and with their common axis vertically so as to form asplitlike ring space adapted to vprevent undiss'o'lve'd parts of the tablets to enter the vring space, said cylindrical hollow body having front walls fat their upper ends substantially spaced .as the cylindrical hollow bodies, and of means for holding the cylindrical hollow bodies in spaced relation, the space between the 'front walls and the said ring space between'both cylindrical 'hollow bodies being in communication with each other and with the said tube, both front walls being provided with communicating openings so as to allow the space of the inner Jcylindrical Yhollow body to communicate with the space of 'the container above the front walls, and elastic lbarlike means arranged vlongitudinally on 'the inner ysurface of the inner cylindrical
  • a device in which the bore of the top part, which is in alignment with the rst tube, has in a distance from the bottom surface of the top part a larger diameter than the section of the bore which directly follows the bottom surface of the top part, the shoulder formed by the two bore sections of different diameters is adapted to serve as a valve seat, a valve cone is provided and adapted, when seating on the valve seat, to close the bore, a valve pin is connected to the valve cone and centrally disposed within the bore, a recess conn centrically disposed to the bore is provided in each of the adjacent surfaces of the top member and bottom member of the tcp part, a sealing element made of elastic material is arranged in the said recess of the top surface of the bottom member of the top part, the said sealing element consisting of a disk and a cone integral with the disk and arranged so as to be directed into the section of the bore housed in the bottom member of the top part, a ring is arranged within the recess of the bottom surface of the
  • a device for spraying a gas-containing fluid comprising a bottle-like container made of plastic materials, a flange integral with the container and arranged around an opening of the container, a top part made of plastic materials adapted to close the said opening and consisting ifi of a bottom member and a top member, means for'connecing the top member and the bottom member, locking stiruups made of plastic materials having hinge joints with the top part and being adapted to press the top part against the said flange, the side surface of the top member of the top part being provided with recesses in a number corresponding to those of the locking stirrups, the bottom member of the top part with its top surface adjacent to the said part being provided with recesses in a number corresponding to those of the top member and having substantially rectangular sections, a iillet between each recess of the top surface of the bottom member of the top part and the side surface of the bottom member being rouned off at its top surface and adapted to serve as a support for the respective locking stirrup,

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