WO2005075098A1 - ガス噴出装置及び噴霧装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a gas ejection device for ejecting compressed gas filled in a gas cylinder, and a spraying device for ejecting liquid in the form of a mist using a gas cylinder exchangeably formed as a cartridge.
- HFC134a 1300 times that of carbon dioxide
- HFC152a has a greenhouse effect of 130 times that of carbon dioxide dioxide
- the spray apparatus which atomizes the liquid and sprays
- the liquid and the liquefied carbon there is an aerosol can sealed with an acid gas in a bombe.
- a conduit through which liquid carbon dioxide gas and liquid flow in the bomb is provided over a jet nozzle formed at the top of the bomb bottom. Then, the liquid ascends in the conduit at the pressure at which the liquefied carbon dioxide gas is vaporized, and is atomized together with the vaporized gas through the nozzle.
- a spraying device for spraying a liquid by mounting a small gas cylinder exchangeably formed as a cartridge to a cartridge adapter provided in a liquid tank filled with the liquid to be sprayed.
- a conduit through which liquid flows is provided from the bottom of the tank filled with liquid to the top of the tank, and a jet nozzle from which the gas filled in the gas cylinder is jetted is provided near the tip of the conduit. It is coming. Then, when compressed gas is sprayed from the jet nozzle toward the tip of the conduit, the pressure in the conduit becomes negative and the liquid ascends in the conduit and is sprayed in a mist form by the gas sprayed from the jet nozzle. And when the gas in the bomb is exhausted, it can be used repeatedly by removing the gas bomb from the cartridge adapter and attaching an unused gas cylinder.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Unexamined Patent Application Publication No. 2003-146393
- the present invention provides a gas injection apparatus that realizes ejection control of compressed gas with a simple configuration by performing injection control of compressed gas using a small gas cylinder filled with compressed gas. With the goal.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a spray device using a gas cylinder cartridge which is replaceably formed as a cartridge which can be safely removed and reused even when mounted on the device body.
- a gas injection device has a cylinder with an opening sealed by a lid and filled with compressed gas, and a bored hole formed in the lid.
- the housing includes a hood and a holder, and a housing provided with a gas flow path for guiding the compressed gas ejected from the perforation of the lid outward.
- carbon dioxide gas is used as the compressed gas particularly for the purpose of suppressing the greenhouse effect without causing the greenhouse effect.
- the opening is sealed by the lid and filled with the compressed gas.
- a pointed body for closing the lid body by being abutted against a hole formed in the lid body, and the lid body holding the pointed body at one end to face the lid body of the cylinder and the lid body
- a holder disposed so as to be able to be attached and detached, an urging member for urging the holder toward the lid of the cylinder, and a direction in which the holder is separated from the lid to open the bombe.
- a housing portion provided with a gas flow path for housing the bombe and the holder and guiding the compressed gas ejected from the perforations of the lid outward.
- the gas cylinder cartridge which has the following features: a tank unit filled with liquid, a liquid pipe for sending the liquid filled in the tank unit to the outside of the tank unit, and a coupling unit of the housing.
- a liquid tank having a connecting portion, and a nozzle member inserted into the connecting portion and having a tip end facing the vicinity of the discharge port of the liquid pipe and being continuous with the gas flow path, and the liquid together with the compressed gas Spray in the form of a mist.
- a tank unit filled with liquid, a liquid pipe for sending the liquid filled in the tank unit to the outside of the tank part, and the liquid pipe are continuous with the liquid flowing through the liquid pipe.
- the operating member for opening the bomb and the jet of the compressed gas jetted from the perforation of the bomb are exposed in the vicinity of the discharge portion of the liquid.
- Gas flow path is provided to accommodate the above-mentioned bomb and holder And a paid member, is to eject the liquid is atomized with the compressed gas.
- the holding body in a state in which the compressed gas is filled in the metal housing with the compressed gas and the spraying of the compressed gas is stopped, the holding body is urged toward the bombe side and the pointed body is pointed.
- the tip of the cylinder blocks the cylinder lid, preventing the compressed gas from being ejected. Therefore, the gas injection apparatus can perform injection control of compressed gas reliably with the simple composition which inserts and removes a sharp object from a lid.
- the spray device in a state where the liquid spray is stopped, the holding body is urged toward the bombe side, and the pointed body blocks the lid of the cylinder, preventing the compressed gas from being ejected. It is done. For this reason, the sprayer should be able to safely remove the gas tank cartridge which has no danger such as frostbite due to the jet of compressed gas or vaporization heat even after the gas cylinder cartridge and the liquid tank are mounted. Can.
- the spray device can be attached to the original liquid tank or replaced with another liquid tank when compressed gas remains in the bomb, and the bomb can be used again.
- the lid body is pierced and closed by the pointed body by the holding body being biased to the bombe side by the biasing member, so that the lid is attached to the connection portion of the liquid tank Even if the gas cylinder cartridge is dropped, etc., it can be handled safely without the danger of frostbite and the like due to the spout of carbon dioxide gas in the bomb and the heat of vaporization.
- the holding body in a state in which the compressed gas is filled in the bombe also serving as the metal housing and the spraying of the compressed gas is stopped, the holding body is biased toward the bombe side and sharpened.
- the tip of the body blocks the lid of the cylinder, preventing the compressed gas from being expelled. Therefore, the spray device can perform the ejection control of the compressed gas reliably with a simple configuration in which the pointed body is inserted and removed from the lid.
- FIG. 1 is an external perspective view showing a gas injection apparatus to which the present invention is applied.
- FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of a gas jet apparatus to which the present invention is applied.
- FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of a gas jet apparatus to which the present invention is applied.
- FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view also showing the upper surface force of the gas jet apparatus to which the present invention is applied.
- FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing the inside of the gas jetting device in a state where the gas jetting is stopped.
- FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing the inside of the gas jetting device in a state where gas is jetted.
- FIG. 7 is an appearance perspective view showing another gas injection apparatus to which the present invention is applied.
- FIG. 8 is an exploded perspective view showing another gas injection apparatus to which the present invention is applied.
- FIG. 9 is a view showing a lever member used for another gas jet apparatus to which the present invention is applied. It is.
- FIG. 10 is a perspective view for explaining another assembling method of the gas injection apparatus to which the present invention is applied.
- FIG. 11 is a perspective view for explaining another assembling method of the gas jet apparatus to which the present invention is applied.
- Fig. 12 is an external perspective view of the spray device to which the present invention is applied, (A) shows a state in which the gas bomb cartridge and the liquid tank are detached, (B) shows the gas bomb cartridge and the liquid Shows the tank and is attached.
- FIG. 13 is an exploded perspective view of a spray device to which the present invention is applied.
- FIG. 14 is a cross-sectional view showing the spray device with the liquid tank and the gas cylinder cartridge separated.
- FIG. 15 is a cross-sectional view showing the spray device in a state in which the liquid tank and the gas cylinder cartridge are combined.
- FIG. 16 is a perspective view showing another spray device to which the present invention is applied.
- FIG. 17 is an exploded perspective view showing a gas cylinder cartridge of another spray device to which the present invention is applied.
- FIG. 18 is a perspective view showing a gas cylinder cartridge of another spray device to which the present invention is applied.
- FIG. 19 is a perspective view showing a gas cylinder cartridge of another spray device to which the present invention is applied.
- the gas injection device 1 is used, for example, as a dust blower for removing dust when manufacturing and maintaining precision instruments, and handling negatives such as semiconductors and photographs, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2.
- liquefied carbon dioxide gas is filled in a substantially cylindrical metal casing. Further, in the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5, an opening 13 is formed on one end side of the metal casing. The opening 13 is covered with a lid 14 to prevent the emission of carbon dioxide gas in the metal casing. Further, the opening 13 is closed by the piercing body 14 a formed by the pointed body 6 in which the lid 14 is held by the holding body 7 described later, and the piercing body 14 abuts on the piercing body 14 a.
- the holding body 7 for holding the sharp object 6 and opening and closing the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5 is formed in a substantially convex shape in cross section as shown in FIG. 3 and is formed on the lid 14 of the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5.
- a flange is formed with a projection 15 through which the pointed body 6 to be pushed is inserted and held, and a locking groove 16 into which the torsion coil panel 8 for locking the holder 7 toward the carbon dioxide cartridge button 5 is locked. Part 17 is included.
- a protrusion 15 for inserting and holding the sharp object 6 is slidably supported by a guide wall 41 formed in the housing 10 described later, and is guided in its movement toward or away from the carbon dioxide cartridge 5. ing.
- the holding body 7 is abutted against the operation member 9 described later, so that the protrusion 15 can be operated in the direction of separating from the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5 against the biasing force of the torsion coil panel 8. There is.
- the pointed body 6 for closing the lid 14 of the carbon dioxide cartridge 5 has a tip 6 a protruding from the bottom 7 a of the holder 7 and abutted against the lid 14 of the carbon dioxide cartridge 5. As a result, the sharp object 6 opens the perforation 14a in the lid 14 and closes the perforation 14a to prevent the outflow of carbon dioxide gas filled in the carbon dioxide cartridge 5. Stop.
- a torsion coil panel 8 such as a compression panel for biasing the holder 7 is engaged with the flange portion 17 formed at the end of the holder 7 facing the carbon dioxide cartridge bonnet 5.
- the holding body 7 is housed in the housing 10 described later in a state of being engaged with the holding body 7, one end of the coil panel 8 is abutted against the inner wall of the housing 10, and the other end is The locking groove 16 is locked. Thereby, the torsion coil panel 8 urges the holder 7 to the lid 14 side of the carbon dioxide cartridge ridge 5.
- the lid 14 of the carbon dioxide cartridge 15 and the bottom portion 7a on which the pointed body 6 is formed face each other. Then, the holding body 7 is urged toward the carbon dioxide cartridge bottom 5 by the torsion coil panel 8, so that the pointed body 6 pierces the lid 14 and the pointed end 6a abuts against the pierced hole 14a. Block the bombe 5.
- the torsion coil panel 8 for urging the holder 7 to the carbon dioxide cartridge bottom 5 side has a point 6 a of the pointed body 6 inserted into the carbon dioxide cartridge bottom 5 through the perforation 14 a of the lid 14.
- the holding body 7 is energized at a pressure higher than the pressure exerted by the carbon dioxide gas filled inside. That is, even when the pointed body 6 held by the holding body 7 is pushed into the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5 by the bore 14 a of the lid 14, it is pushed out from the bore 14 a by the gas pressure in the bomb. There is nothing to be done. Therefore, in the gas injection device 1, leakage of carbon dioxide gas filled in the carbon dioxide cartridge body 5 is prevented before the holder 7 is operated by the operation member 9.
- the operating member 9 has a lever member 20 connected to the projection 15 of the holder 7 and rotatably supported by the housing 10, and an operation button 21 for pressing one end 20a of the lever member 20.
- the lever member 20 is formed with a notch 22 in which the other end 20 b of the plate-like body is cut in a substantially arc shape according to the shape of the guide wall 41 of the housing 10. .
- a pair of outer side surfaces 20c, 20c of the lever member 20 is provided with a rotary projection 24 supported by a rotary support portion 42 formed in the housing 10 respectively.
- the rotation projection 24 also has a columnar projection force, and is rotatably supported by a recess of a rotation support portion 42 described later.
- an engagement hole 25 in which one end of the operation button 21 is engaged is formed in the main surface portion on one end side.
- the operation button 21 engaged with the engagement hole 25 of the lever member 20 is provided on the upper surface portion of the housing 10 and is supported by the operation portion 27 pressed and operated by the user and vertically movable in the housing 10. And has a pressing shaft 28 engaged at one end 28 a with the engaging hole 25 of the lever member 20. The other end 28 b of the pressing shaft 28 is projected to the upper surface of the housing 10 and is connected to the operation unit 27. Further, the pressing shaft 28 has an engaging projection 29 formed at one end 28a, and the engaging projection 29 is engaged with the engaging hole 25 formed in the main surface portion of the lever member 20 described above. It is connected with the member 20.
- Such an operation member 9 has a flange portion 17 of the holding body 7 in which the other end 20 b side of the rotation projection 24 of the lever member 20 is constantly urged toward the carbon dioxide cartridge bomb 5 side by the torsion coil spring 8.
- the other end 20b is pivoted downward about the pivoting projection 24 as shown in FIG. 3 by being pushed down by the pressing projection 30 provided in a projecting manner, and the one end 20a is pivoted upward. ing. Therefore, the operation button 27 which is engaged with the one end 20a side of the lever member 20 always pushes the operation portion 27 upward.
- the holder 7 is the other end 20 b of the lever member 20.
- the pair of side edge portions 22a formed on the flange portion 17 is brought into contact with the pressing projection 30 of the flange portion 17 from below, and is raised against the biasing force of the torsion coil panel 8, and from the lid 14 of the carbon dioxide cartridge 5. It is separated. As a result, the pointed end 6 a of the pointed body 6 supported by the holding body 7 can be pulled up from the lid 14 of the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5, so that carbon dioxide gas can be ejected.
- the housing 10 for storing the carbon dioxide cartridge bonnet 5 and the holding body 7 is made of a thermoplastic resin such as ABS resin, and the lower side storage 31 in which the carbon dioxide cartridge bomb 5 is stored and the holding body 7 are housed.
- the substantially cylindrical strength in which the upper storage 32 is formed is also obtained.
- the housing 10 is formed in a size that can be held and operated by a user with one hand. In the housing 10, a flow path 11 of carbon dioxide gas is formed in the upper storage 32.
- the lower storage 31 has substantially the same height and diameter as the carbon dioxide cartridge bonnet 5 and accommodates the carbon dioxide cartridge bonnet 5 without rattling.
- the upper storage 32 for storing the holding body 7 is formed integrally or detachably with the lower storage 31.
- the upper storage 32 has a guide wall 41 for guiding the movement of the protrusion 15 of the holder 7 inside, a pair of rotation support portions 42 and 42 for supporting the rotation protrusions 24 and 24 of the lever member 20, and a twist.
- a locking portion 43 to which one end of the coil spring 8 is locked is formed.
- the guide wall 41 is provided so as to project from the lower surface portion 32 a of the upper storage 32 and slidably supports the projection 15 of the holding body 7.
- a through hole 44 is formed in the recess 41a surrounded by the guide wall 41 and into which the projection 15 of the holder 7 is inserted.
- the through hole 44 is formed by piercing the lower surface portion 32 a by the pointed body 6 at the same time as drilling the lid 14 of the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5 with the pointed body 6 in advance. Therefore, the through holes 44 are formed to have the same diameter as the diameter of the pointed body 6 and guide the movement of the pointed body 6 by using a material such as polyethylene having slipperiness on the lower surface portion 32a.
- the rotation support portions 42, 42 are provided to project from the lower surface portion 32a of the upper storage 32, and a support recess is formed to rotatably support the rotation projections 24, 24 of the lever member 20.
- the locking portion 43 is formed on the upper surface portion 32b of the upper storage 32, and the other end portion of the torsion coil panel 8 whose one end portion is locked in the locking groove 16 formed in the flange portion 17 of the holder 7 It is connected. As a result, the holder 7 is urged toward the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bond 5 by the torsion coil panel 8.
- a screw hole 35 for screwing the vicinity of the opening 13 of the carbon dioxide cartridge 5 is formed on the lower side.
- the upper storage 32 is formed with a gas flow path 11 for guiding the carbon dioxide gas spouted from the carbon dioxide cartridge 5 to the outside.
- the gas flow path 11 is continuous with the lid 14 of the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5 housed in the housing 10, and the carbon dioxide gas ejected from the perforation 14a of the lid 14 is allowed to flow.
- the upper storage 32 is provided with an ejection portion 36 projecting the carbon gas by making the gas flow passage 11 face outward.
- the jet nozzle 37 is detachably attachable to the jet portion 36, and by connecting the jet nozzle 37, it is possible to jet carbon dioxide gas vigorously in detail.
- the upper surface 32b of the upper storage 32 is provided with a through hole 47 through which the pressing shaft 28 of the operation member 9 is passed.
- the through hole 47 supports the pressing shaft 28 and guides the vertical movement.
- a regulating member 49 for controlling the ejection of carbon dioxide gas is regulated, which regulates the amount of withdrawal of the pointed body 6 from the lid 14 by regulating the elevation of the holder 7.
- the through hole 50 is provided.
- the restricting member 49 inserted into the through hole 50 is inserted from the upper storage 32 into the shaft 49 a which is in contact with the upper surface 7 b of the holder 7 and outside the upper surface 32 b of the upper storage 32. It consists of the adjustment part 49b which is provided on one side and adjusts the insertion depth of the shaft 49a.
- the through hole 50 has a thread groove formed on the inner peripheral surface, and the thread groove is similarly cut, and the shaft 49a of the regulating member 49 is fitted.
- the regulating member 49 adjusts the insertion depth of the shaft 49 a by rotating the adjustment unit 49 b disposed outside the upper surface 32 b of the upper storage 32, and the tip of the shaft 49 a and the holder 7 Can adjust the contact position with the upper surface portion 7b.
- the regulating member 49 is the adjusting portion 49b.
- the operation at the time of actual use of the gas injection device 1 having the above configuration will be described.
- the ejection nozzle 37 is coupled to the ejection portion 36 provided in the upper storage 32 of the housing 10, and the gas flow passage 11 and the ejection nozzle 37 are continued. Ru.
- the holder 7 is biased downward by the torsion coil panel 8.
- the pointed end 6 a of the pointed body 6 held by the holding body 7 is abutted against the lid 14 and pre-opened, and the pointed end 6 a of the pointed body 6 pierces the hole 14 a. Is blocked to prevent the emission of carbon dioxide gas.
- the operation member 9 is shown in FIG. 3 by the lever member 20 being pressed against the pressing projection 30 of the holder 7 which is always urged toward the carbon dioxide cartridge bomb 5 side by the torsion coil panel 8.
- the other end 20b is pivoted downward about the pivoting projection 24, and the one end 20a is pivoted upward. Therefore, the operation part 27 is always pushed upward at the operation button 21 engaged with the one end 20 a side of the lever member 20.
- the housing 10 of the gas injection device 1 is gripped by the user with the injection port 37a formed at the tip of the injection nozzle 37 directed toward the injection target.
- the operation button 21 of the operation member 9 is pressed by the user, as shown in FIG. 6, one end 28a of the pressing shaft 28 moves downward, and one end 20a of the lever member 20 engaged with the pressing shaft 28. Is pivoted downward about the pivoting projection 24, and the other end 20b is pivoted upward. Therefore, the holding body 7 is opposed to the biasing force of the torsion coil panel 8 because the pair of side edge portions 22a formed on the other end 20b of the lever member 20 abut against the pressing projection 30 of the flange portion 17 from below.
- the adjusting portion 49b of the regulating member 49 is previously rotated to adjust the insertion depth of the shaft 49a, and the contact position between the tip of the shaft 49a and the upper surface 7b of the holder 7 is adjusted. Also, when the holder 7 is raised by the operation member 9, the shaft 49a of the regulating member 49 abuts on the upper surface 7b of the holder 7 and the rise of the holder 7 is restricted. The flow rate can be adjusted to prevent the situation where carbon dioxide gas is blown out more than necessary.
- the holding body 7 When the pressing of the operation button 21 of the operation member 9 by the user is released, the holding body 7 is biased toward the carbon dioxide cartridge bottom 5 by the biasing force of the torsion coil spring 8. Therefore, the pointed body 6 held by the holding body 7 has the sharpened end 6 a abutted against the perforation 14 a of the lid 14 of the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5, and the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5 is closed. Thereby, the ejection of carbon dioxide gas from the ejection nozzle 37 is stopped.
- the lever member 20 is pressed by the pressing projection 30 of the holding body 7 whose other end 20 b is urged toward the carbon dioxide cartridge 5, and the one end 20 a is pivoted upward with the pivoting projection 24 as a fulcrum. Will be Therefore, the pressing shaft 28 moves upward and the operating portion 27 is pushed up above the upper surface portion 32 b of the upper storage 32 of the operation button 21 engaged with the one end 20 a of the lever member 20.
- the gas injection device 1 holds the carbon dioxide holding body 7 in the carbon dioxide state.
- the tip end portion 6a of the pointed body 6 is urged toward the gas cartridge bomb 5 side to close the lid 14 of the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5, thereby preventing the carbon dioxide gas from being ejected. Therefore, the gas injection device 1 can control the emission of carbonic acid gas reliably with a simple configuration in which the pointed body 6 is inserted and removed from the lid 14.
- the gas injection apparatus to which this invention was applied may be equipped with the following structures.
- the same members as the members described in the gas injection device 1 described above are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the details thereof are omitted.
- the gas injection device 100 opens and closes the carbon dioxide cartridge bed 5 filled with carbon dioxide gas as the compressed gas and the carbon dioxide cartridge bed 5.
- the operation member 109 which operates in the direction to discharge the carbon dioxide gas, the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5, the holding body 107 and the operation member 109 are accommodated and the carbon dioxide gas ejected from the carbon dioxide cartridge 5 is guided outward.
- a housing 110 provided with a gas flow passage 111.
- the carbon dioxide cartridge 5 is opened by filling the liquid carbon dioxide in the metal casing and pushing the pointed body 106 of the holder 107 into the hole 14 a of the lid 14. And the emission of carbon dioxide is prevented.
- the holding body 107 for holding the pointed body 106 and opening and closing the carbon dioxide cartridge bed 5 is inserted and held through the pointed body 106 which is abutted against the lid 14 of the carbon dioxide cartridge bed 5 as shown in FIG.
- a protrusion 115 for inserting and holding the sharp object 106 is slidably supported by a holder guide wall 141 formed in a housing 110 described later, and moves in a direction to approach or separate from the carbon dioxide cartridge 5. Is guided. Further, the holding member 107 is operable in a direction in which the projection 115 is separated from the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bond 5 against the biasing force of the torsion coil panel 8 by being in contact with the operation member 109 described later. There is.
- the pointed body 106 for closing the lid 14 of the carbon dioxide cartridge bonnet 5 has a tip 106 a protruding from the bottom 115 a of the projection 115, and is abutted against the lid 14 of the carbon dioxide cartridge rim 5. As a result, the pointed body 106 opens the hole 14 a in the lid 14 and blocks the hole 14 a to prevent the outflow of carbon dioxide gas filled in the carbon dioxide cartridge bomb 5 by closing the hole 14 a.
- the torsion coil panel 8 such as a compression panel for biasing the holder 107 is engaged with the flange portion 117 formed at the end of the holder 107 facing the carbon dioxide cartridge bonnet 5.
- the torsion coil panel 8 is engaged with the holder 107, and the holder 107 is housed in the upper storage 132 of the housing 110 described later, so that one end thereof is the top plate of the housing 110. The other end is locked in the locking groove 116 of the flange portion 117. Thereby, the torsion coil panel 8 urges the holder 107 toward the lid 14 of the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5.
- the flange portion 117 is formed with a projection portion 119 which is in contact with the lever member 120 of the operation member 109 and directed downward.
- the protrusion 119 transmits the biasing force of the torsion coil panel 8 to the lever member 120 by being in contact with the lever member 120, and the biasing force of the lever member 120 rotated by the operation member 109. Is transmitted to the holding body 107.
- the penetrating portion 118 provided on the opposite side of the projection 115 via the flange portion 117 engages and holds the torsion coil panel 8 with the holding body 107 by passing the torsion coil panel 8 therethrough. It is Further, the penetrating portion 118 is formed with a flange portion 118b which is penetrated and locked to a top plate 145 described later by forming the diameter of the tip end portion 118a to be small.
- the lid 14 of the carbon dioxide cartridge 5 and the bottom portion 115a of the protrusion 115 on which the pointed body 106 is formed are opposed to each other. Then, since the holding body 107 is biased toward the carbon dioxide cartridge 5 by the torsion coil panel 8, the pointed body 106 pierces the lid 14 and the pointed end 106a abuts against the pierced hole 14a. Block the bombe 5.
- the torsion coil panel 8 for urging the holder 107 toward the carbon dioxide cartridge bottom 5 has a pointed end 106a of a pointed body 106 which is penetrated into the carbon dioxide cartridge bottom 5 through the perforation 14a of the lid 14.
- the holding body 107 is energized at a pressure higher than the pressure exerted by the carbon dioxide gas filled in the bomb. That is, the sharp body 106 held by the holding body 107 is a lid Even when the body 14 is abutted in the carbon dioxide cartridge bottom 5 through the perforation 14a, the gas pressure in the bomb does not push it out of the perforation 14a. Therefore, in the gas injection device 100, the leakage of the carbon dioxide gas filled in the carbon dioxide cartridge bottom 5 is prevented before the holder 107 is operated by the operation member 109.
- the operating member 109 which ejects the carbon dioxide gas in the carbon dioxide cartridge 5 by operating the holder 107 is engaged with the projection 115 of the holder 107 and is rotatably supported by the housing 110.
- a member 120 and a pressing shaft 121 for pressing one end 120 a of the lever member 120 are provided.
- the lever member 120 is, as shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, a first notch in which the other end 120b of the plate-like body is cut in a substantially arc shape according to the shape of the holder guide wall 141 of the housing 110. Part 122 is formed. The opposing side edges 122a and 122a of the first notch 122 are positioned below the flange 117 of the holder 107, and when the other end 120b of the lever member 120 is pivoted upward, It abuts on the protruding part 119 which is projected from the flange part 117, and pushes up the holding body 107 upward.
- pivoting projecting portions 124 supported by the slit portions 142a of the support wall 142 formed in the housing 110 are provided on the pair of outer side surfaces 120c, 120c of the lever member 120.
- the rotational projection 124 also has a columnar projection force, and is rotatably supported by a slit portion 142a of a support wall 142 described later.
- a second notch 125 is formed in the main surface on one end 120a side, with which one end of the pressing shaft 121 is engaged.
- the second notch portion 125 is formed by cutting out one end 120 a side of the lever member 120 in a substantially arc shape according to the shape of the pressing shaft guide wall 143.
- the side edges 125a and 125a of the second notch 125 opposed to each other are pressed against the pressing piece 129 which is inserted through the pressing shaft 121 and is formed to project from the pressing shaft 121.
- the pressing piece 129 is pressed and the one end 120a is rotated downward.
- the pressing shaft 121 engaged with the second notch portion 125 of the lever member 120 is a shaft pressed and operated by the user via the ejection button 151 of the cap 150 provided on the upper storage 132 of the housing 110.
- the upper end of the shaft portion 127 is in contact with the ejection button 151 of the cap 150.
- the lower end portion is inserted into the pressing shaft guide wall 143 formed in the housing 110, and the movement of the pressing shaft 121 in the longitudinal direction is guided.
- the support piece 128 is formed such that a piece having an approximately D-shaped cross section protrudes from the substantially middle portion in the longitudinal direction of the pressing shaft 121 along the longitudinal direction.
- a guide rail 144 erected in the housing 110 along the moving direction of the pressing shaft 121 is movably engaged, and the guide rail 144 guides the movement of the pressing shaft 121 as well.
- the pressing piece 129 is formed so as to protrude in the opposite direction across the shaft portion 127 so as to be able to abut on the side edge portions 125a and 125a of the lever member 120 along the longitudinal direction at substantially the middle portion of the shaft portion 127. ing. When the pressing shaft 121 is pressed and operated, the pressing piece 129 abuts on the side edge portions 125a and 125a of the lever member 120 to turn one end 120a of the lever member 120 downward.
- Such an operation member 109 is provided to the flange portion 117 of the holding body 107 which is always urged toward the carbon dioxide cartridge base 5 by the torsion coil panel 8 at the other end 120 b side than the rotation projection 124 of the lever member 120.
- the other end 120b is pivoted downward with the pivoting projection 124 as a fulcrum by being pressed by the protruding portion 119, and the one end 120a is pivoted upward. Therefore, the pressing shaft 121 is pressed by the side edge portions 125a and 125a provided on the side of the one end 120a of the lever member 120, and the pressing shaft 121 is always pushed upward.
- the operation member 109 causes the shaft portion 127 of the pressing shaft 121 to be pressed downward by the ejection button 151, so the lower end portion of the shaft portion 127 is the pressing shaft.
- the support piece 128 is guided downward by the guide rail 144 to move downward while the recess 143a of the guide wall 143 is guided, the pressing piece 129 pushes the side edge 125a, 125a of the lever member 120 downward.
- the one end 120a of the lanyard attachment 120 is pivoted downward about the force pivot projection 124, and the other end 120b is pivoted upward.
- the holding body 107 is urged against the biasing force of the torsion coil panel 8 because the pair of side edge portions 122 a formed on the other end 120 b of the lever member 120 abuts against the projection 119 of the flange portion 117 from below. It is raised oppositely and is separated from the cover 14 of the carbon dioxide cartridge bomb 5. As a result, the pointed end portion 106 a of the pointed body 106 supported by the holding body 107 is pulled up from the lid 14 of the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5, so that carbon dioxide gas can be ejected.
- a housing for storing the carbon dioxide cartridge bomb 5, the holder 107 and the operation member 109 In the case of the rubber 110, the lower housing 131 in which the carbon dioxide cartridge 5 is stored and the upper housing 132 in which the holder 107 is formed are made of thermoplastic resin such as ABS resin. . Also, the housing 110 is formed to be large enough to be held and operated by the user with one hand. In the upper housing 132 of the housing 110, a flow path 111 of carbon dioxide gas is formed.
- the lower storage 131 has substantially the same height and diameter as the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5 and accommodates the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5 without rattling.
- the upper storage 132 for storing the holding body 107 and the operation member 109 is formed integrally or detachably with the lower storage 131.
- the upper storage 132 includes a holder guide wall 141 for guiding the movement of the projection 115 of the holder 107 to the lower surface 132a, and a pair of support walls 142 and 142 for supporting the pivoting projections 124 and 124 of the lever member 120.
- a guide shaft guide wall 143 for guiding the movement of the press shaft 121, guide rails 144 and 144 engaged with the support pieces 128 of the press shaft 121, and upper end portions of the support walls 142 and 142;
- the upper storage 132 is covered by the cap 150 disposed on the lower surface portion 132a.
- the holder guide wall 141 protrudes from the upper surface side of the lower surface portion 132 a of the upper storage 132, and slidably supports the protrusion 115 of the holder 107.
- a through hole 146 is formed in a recess 141a surrounded by the holder guide wall 141 and through which the projection 115 of the holder 107 is inserted. .
- the through hole 146 is formed by piercing the lower surface 132a by the pointed body 106 at the same time as drilling the lid 14 of the carbon dioxide cartridge 5 by the pointed body 106 in advance.
- the through hole 146 is formed to have the same diameter as the diameter of the pointed body 106, and the movement of the pointed body 106 can be guided by using a material such as polyethylene which has slippage on the lower surface 132a. And prevents the carbon dioxide gas from flowing into the upper storage 132 without forming a gap between the through hole 146 and the sharp body 106 even when the sharp body 106 is pulled out from the perforation 14 a of the lid 14. be able to.
- the support walls 142, 142 are protruded from the upper surface side of the lower surface portion 132a of the upper storage 132, and a slit portion 142a is formed to rotatably support the pivoting protrusions 124, 124 of the lever member 120. There is.
- the upper side surfaces of the support walls 142, 142 are opened in the slit portion 142a, and the pivoting protrusions 124, 124 of the lever member 120 are inserted from the open ends.
- the support walls 142, 142 are provided with a plurality of engaging protrusions 142b that engage with the top plate 145 on the upper side.
- the pressing shaft guide wall 143 is formed on the upper surface side of the lower surface portion 132a of the upper storage 132, and guides the movement of the pressing shaft 121 by slidably supporting the shaft portion 127 of the pressing shaft 121.
- the pressing shaft guide wall 143 is formed with a substantially circular recessed portion 143a corresponding to the diameter of the shaft portion 127 of the pressing shaft 121, and the shaft portion 127 slides on the recessed portion 143a to guide the movement of the pressing shaft 121.
- the guide rails 144, 144 protrude from the upper surface side of the lower surface portion 132a of the upper storage 132, and are formed in a substantially L-shaped cross section.
- the guide rails 144, 144 have slits in the longitudinal direction by facing the L-shaped sides to each other, and are arranged in a substantially U shape with the open side facing the pressing shaft 121 in the opposite direction.
- the pressing shaft 121 is slidably supported by the support piece 128 formed in a substantially T-shaped cross section of the pressing shaft 121 being engaged with the pressing shaft 121.
- the top plate 145 is formed with a through hole 145a into which a plurality of engaging projections 142b protruding from the upper side surfaces of the support walls 142 are inserted, and the engaging projections 142b are formed in the through holes 145a. Is supported by the support walls 142 and 142 by threading it through.
- the top plate portion 145 is in contact with the other end portion of the torsion coil panel 8 whose one end portion is locked in the locking groove 116 formed in the flange portion 117 of the holder 107. As a result, the holder 107 is urged toward the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bond 5 by the torsion coil panel 8.
- top plate 145 is formed with an opening 145 b through which the tip end portion 118 a of the penetrating portion 118 of the holding body 106 is inserted and the flange portion 118 b of the penetrating portion 118 is engaged.
- a locking hole 135 for screwing the vicinity of the opening 13 of the carbon dioxide cartridge 5 is formed on the lower surface of the lower surface 132a.
- the locking hole 135 is formed with a screw groove, and the opening 13 of the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5 is screwed into the screw groove.
- the upper storage 132 is formed with a gas flow path 111 for guiding the carbon dioxide gas spouted from the carbon dioxide cartridge 5 to the outside.
- a conduit 147 extends outward from the lower surface portion 132a of the upper storage 132, and one end of the conduit 147 faces the inside of the locking hole 135, and the gas flow channel 111 is screwed into the locking hole 135. It is continuous with the lid 14 of the combined carbon dioxide cartridge bomb 5 with a predetermined clearance. Further, the gas flow path 111 can eject the carbon dioxide gas spouted from the perforations 14 a of the lid 14 when the other end of the conduit 147 is exposed outward.
- the cap 150 provided on the upper storage 132 is a hollow cylindrical case with one end opened, and by being attached to the upper storage 132, the holding body 107 disposed on the lower surface portion 132a and the operation member A member such as 109 is accommodated, and the tip of the conduit 147 formed with the gas flow passage 111 is exposed outward.
- the cap 150 is formed with a blowout button 151 for operating the pressing shaft 121 in the closed upper surface portion 150a, and a notch portion 152 through which the tip of the conduit 147 is inserted is formed in the outer peripheral portion.
- the upper surface portion 150a of the cap 150 is formed with an opening portion 153 in which the ejection button 151 is disposed.
- the opening portion 153 is formed by notching the upper surface portion 150a in a rectangular shape, and one end side of the opening portion 153 faces the outer peripheral portion of the upper surface portion 150a.
- the jet button 151 provided in the opening 153 is rotatably connected to the cap 150 via a hinge (not shown) formed on the closed end side of the opening 153.
- the ejection button 151 is brought into contact with one end of the shaft portion 127 of the pressing shaft 121, and moves the pressing shaft 121 downward by pressing operation by the user. In addition, the ejection button 151 is pushed upward by the pressing shaft 121 which receives the biasing force of the torsion coil panel 8 via the lever member 120.
- the notch portion 152 is formed such that a lower end thereof faces the open end of the cap 150 by notching a part of the outer periphery of the cap 150 in a substantially arc shape.
- the notch 152 also engages with the tip end of the conduit 147 of the gas flow path 111.
- the carbon gas cartridge bomb 5 is mounted on the upper storage 132 and the lower storage 131 is mounted, and the holder guide wall 141, as shown in FIGS. Support walls 142, 142, push shaft guide wall 143, guide rails 144, 144, After the holder 106 and the operating member 109 are assembled on the lower surface 132a provided with the top plate 145 and the conduit 147, the cap 150 is attached to the housing 110 so as to cover the upper storage 132. It will be easy to see.
- the gas injection device 100 can check the opening / closing operation of the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5 in a state where the holder 106 and the operation member 109 are assembled. That is, since the gas injection device 100 can perform the operation check before the cap 150 is attached by locking the holding body 106 and the torsion coil panel 8 by the top plate 145 attached to the support walls 142, 142. Compared with the case where the open / close operation of the carbon dioxide gas cartridge cylinder is checked after the holding body and the torsion coil panel are locked by the cap and the cap is closed, it is not necessary to remove the cap 150 one by one in order to confirm a defect in the internal structure be able to. Next, the operation in actual use of the gas injection device 100 having the above configuration will be described. In use, as shown in FIG. 7, in the gas injection device 100, the injection nozzle 156 is connected to the conduit 147 provided in the upper storage 132 of the housing 110, and the gas flow passage 111 and the injection nozzle 156 are force-continuous.
- the holder 107 of the carbon dioxide cartridge cartridge 5 stored in the lower storage 131 of the housing 110 is biased downward by the torsion coil panel 8.
- the pointed end 106a of the pointed body 106 held by the holding body 107 is abutted against the lid 14 and pre-opened, and the pointed end 106a of the pointed body 106 pierces the hole 14a. Is blocked to prevent the emission of carbon dioxide gas.
- the operation member 109 is turned as the lever member 120 is pressed against the projection 119 of the holder 107 which is always urged toward the carbon dioxide cartridge bomb 5 side by the torsion coil panel 8.
- the other end 120b is pivoted downward about the pivot point 124, and the one end 120a is pivoted upward. Therefore, the shaft portion 127 is always pushed up at the pressing shaft 121 in which the side edge portion 125a of the lever member 120 and the pressing piece 1 29 are engaged.
- the housing 110 of the gas jet apparatus 100 is gripped by the user with the jet nozzle 156a formed at the tip of the jet nozzle 156 directed toward the jet target.
- the pressing piece 129 of the pressing shaft 121 is moved downward, and one end 120a of the lever member 120 engaged with the pressing piece 129 is rotated. Support the protrusion 124 The point is pivoted downward and the other end 120b is pivoted upward. Therefore, the holding body 107 is opposed to the biasing force of the torsion coil panel 8 because the pair of side edge portions 122 a formed on the other end 120 b of the lever member 120 abuts against the protrusion 119 of the flange portion 117 from below. Then, it is lifted and separated from the lid 14 of the carbon dioxide cartridge bomb 5.
- the pointed end portion 106a of the pointed body 106 supported by the holding body 107 is pulled up from the perforation 14a of the lid 14 of the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5 so that the carbon dioxide gas compressed in the bomb erupts.
- the ejected carbon dioxide gas flows through the gas flow path 111 provided in the upper storage 132 of the housing 110 to the ejection nozzle 156 attached to the conduit 147 and is ejected from the ejection port 156 a of the ejection nozzle 156.
- the holder 107 When the user presses the ejection button 151 of the operation member 109, the holder 107 is urged toward the carbon dioxide cartridge bottom 5 by the urging force of the torsion coil panel 8. As a result, the pointed body 106 held by the holder 107 is abutted at the pointed end 106 a of the pointed body 106 in the hole 14 a of the lid 14 of the carbon dioxide cartridge 5, and the carbon dioxide cartridge 5 is closed. Thereby, the ejection of carbon dioxide gas from the ejection nozzle 156 is stopped.
- the other end 120b of the lever member 120 is pressed by the projection 119 of the holder 107 biased toward the carbon dioxide cartridge bomb 5 side, and the one end 120a is rotated upward about the rotation projection 124 as a fulcrum. Ru. Therefore, the pressing shaft 121 engaged with one end 120 a of the lever member 120 moves the shaft portion 127 upward, and the ejection button 151 of the cap 150 in contact with the shaft portion 127 is also on the upper surface portion 150 a side. It is pushed up.
- the gas injection device 100 in the state where the carbon dioxide gas is filled in the carbon dioxide gas cartridge 5 which also serves as a metal casing and the spraying of the carbon dioxide gas is stopped, the holder 107 is carbon dioxide gas. By being urged toward the cartridge bomb 5 side, the pointed end portion 106a of the pointed body 106 closes the lid 14 of the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5 and the ejection of carbon dioxide gas is prevented. Therefore, the gas injection device 100 can reliably control the emission of carbon dioxide gas with a simple configuration in which the pointed body 106 is inserted and removed from the lid 14.
- this spray device 200 is detachably attachable to the gas cylinder cartridge 202 containing the carbon dioxide cartridge bomb 5 filled with carbon dioxide gas for spraying the liquid in the form of a mist, and the gas cylinder cartridge 202. And a liquid tank 203 attached thereto.
- 12 (A) shows the gas cylinder cartridge 202 and the liquid tank 203 removed
- FIG. 12 (B) shows the gas cylinder cartridge 202 and the liquid tank 203 mounted.
- the gas cylinder cartridge 202 is, as shown in FIGS. 13 and 14, a holder for holding a carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5 filled with carbon dioxide gas and a sharp object 6 for opening the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5. 7, a torsion coil panel 8 for urging the holder 7 toward the opening of the carbon dioxide cartridge bonnet 5, and operating the holder 7 away from the opening of the carbon dioxide cartridge bomb 5 And a housing 210 for housing the carbon dioxide cartridge 5 and the holder 7 therein.
- the carbon dioxide cartridge bonnet 5, the sharp body 6, the holder 7, the torsion coil panel 8, the operation member 9 and the constituent members have the same configuration as the above-described gas injection device 1, and therefore the same reference numerals are given. I omit the details.
- the housing 210 for containing the carbon dioxide cartridge bonnet 5 and the holding body 7 is made of a thermoplastic resin such as ABS resin, and the lower side storage 211 where the carbon dioxide cartridge bonnet 5 is stored and the holding body 7 are housed.
- the substantially cylindrical strength in which the upper storage 212 is formed is also obtained.
- the housing 210 is formed to be large enough to be held and operated by a user with one hand.
- the housing 210 is provided with a connecting portion 213 between the lower storage 211 and the upper storage 212, in which a carbon dioxide gas flow path is formed and a connection portion 222 of the liquid tank 203 described later is inserted. There is.
- the lower storage 211 has substantially the same height and diameter as the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bonnet 5, and accommodates the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bonnet 5 without rattling.
- the upper storage 212 for storing the holding body 7 is formed integrally or detachably with the lower storage 211.
- the upper storage 212 includes a guide wall 41 for guiding the movement of the protrusion 15 of the holder 7 therein, and a pair of rotation support portions 42 and 42 for supporting the rotation protrusions 24 and 24 of the lever member 20.
- a locking portion 43 to which one end of the coil panel 8 is locked is formed.
- the guide wall 41 is provided so as to project from the lower surface portion 212 a of the upper storage 212, and slidably supports the projection 15 of the holding body 7.
- a through hole 44 is formed in the recess 41a which is surrounded by the guide wall 41 and into which the projection 15 of the holder 7 is inserted.
- the through hole 44 through which the pointed body 6 held by the holder 7 penetrates.
- the through hole 44 is formed by piercing the lower surface portion 212 a with the sharp object 6 at the same time as drilling the lid 14 of the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5 with the sharp object 6 in advance. Therefore, the through holes 44 are formed to have the same diameter as the diameter of the pointed body 6 and guide the movement of the pointed body 6 by using a material such as polyethylene having slipperiness on the lower surface 212a. And prevents the carbon dioxide gas from flowing into the upper storage 212 without forming a gap between the through hole 44 and the sharp body 6 even when the sharp body 6 is pulled out from the perforation 14 a of the lid 14. be able to.
- the pivoting support portions 42, 42 are provided so as to project from the lower surface portion 212a of the upper storage 212, and a support concave portion for rotatably supporting the pivoting projections 24, 24 of the lever member 20 is formed.
- the locking portion 43 is formed on the upper surface portion 212b of the upper storage 212, and the other end portion of the torsion coil panel 8 whose one end portion is locked in the locking groove 16 formed in the flange portion 17 of the holder 7 is It is abutted. As a result, the holder 7 is urged toward the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5 by the torsion coil panel 8.
- a screw hole 35 for screwing the vicinity of the opening 13 of the carbon dioxide cartridge 5 is formed on the lower side.
- a window portion 216 which allows the lid 14 of the carbon dioxide cartridge 5 to be exposed to the joint portion 213 with the liquid tank 203 is opened.
- the pointed body 6 held by the holding body 7 is inserted through the window portion 216, and the lid 14 of the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5 is opened and sealed.
- the window portion 216 is continuous with the coupling portion 213 into which the connection portion 222 of the liquid tank 203 is inserted, and forms a gas flow path 217 for guiding the ejected carbon dioxide gas to the coupling portion 213 via the window portion 216.
- the coupling portion 213 is a connection portion 222 of the liquid tank 203 on the lower side surface of the upper storage 212.
- the coupling portion 213 are movably cut away, for example formed as a circular recess. Also, the joint
- the connecting portion 213 connects the gas flow path 217 and the nozzle 223 inserted into the connecting portion 222 by fitting the connecting portion 222 of the liquid tank 203, and the carbon dioxide cartridge bonnet 5 is formed. Send the more carbon dioxide gas to the liquid tank 203 side.
- the liquid tank 203 coupled to the coupling part 213 includes a tank part 220 filled with a liquid to be jetted, a liquid pipe 221 for transferring the liquid filled in the tank part 220 to the outside of the tank part 220, and a gas bomb cartridge It has a connection 222 attached to the joint 213 of the joint 202, and a nozzle 223 provided in the connection 222 and continuous with the gas flow path 217 via the joint 213.
- the tank unit 220 filled with the liquid also has, for example, a cylindrical container power, and is filled with a liquid such as a paint or ink for painting, a lotion, a liquid foundation, or a liquid seasoning such as soy sauce.
- a connection portion 222 having a nozzle 223 is provided on the upper surface portion 220a of the tank portion 220, and a liquid pipe 221 for feeding liquid toward the jet port 223a of the nozzle 223 of the connection portion 222 is extended in the tank portion 220. ing.
- the liquid pipe 221 is formed to extend from the bottom 220b of the tank 220 to the upper surface 220a, and a discharge port 221a provided at the upper end is exposed on the upper surface 220a of the tank 220.
- the discharge port 221a of the liquid pipe 221 is slightly offset from the center of the upper surface 220a of the tank 220 formed in a substantially circular shape, and is protruded at a position close to the tip of the nozzle 223 described later. .
- connection portion 222 mounted on the gas cylinder cartridge 202 is formed so as to protrude in the direction opposite to the bias direction of the discharge port 221a of the liquid pipe 221 which is biased and projected on the upper surface portion 220a of the tank portion 220. ing.
- the connection portion 222 has a shape corresponding to the shape of the coupling portion 213 of the gas cylinder cartridge 202, and is formed in a cylindrical shape that can be fitted to the coupling portion 213 formed as, for example, a circular recess. It is mounted without a gap.
- a hollow portion 224 is formed in a direction in which it protrudes, and the nozzle 223 is fitted in the hollow portion 224.
- the nozzle 223 fitted in the hollow portion 224 of the connection portion 222 is extended in a direction substantially orthogonal to the extending direction of the liquid pipe 221 provided in the tank portion 220, and a jet outlet provided at the tip end A position 223 a is disposed at a position close to the discharge port 221 a of the liquid pipe 221. Then, when carbon dioxide gas is introduced from the gas flow path 217 of the gas cylinder cartridge 202, the nozzle 223 ejects carbon dioxide gas from the jet port 223a at the end.
- the inside of the discharge port 221a of the liquid pipe 221 has a negative pressure, and the liquid filled in the tank 220 is liquid.
- the tube 221 is lifted and discharged from the discharge port 221a.
- the liquid discharged from the discharge port 221a is mixed with the carbon dioxide gas jetted from the nozzle 223 to be atomized and jetted together with the carbon dioxide gas.
- the liquid to be spouted is mixed with carbon dioxide gas, so that the mist becomes fine, and it becomes easy to conform to the skin when a liquid foundation or the like is sprayed. It is also possible to spray paint and liquid seasoning evenly.
- connection portion 222 of the liquid tank 203 whose liquid foundation etc. is filled in the tank portion 220 is attached to the joint portion 213 of the gas cylinder cartridge 202.
- the nozzle 223 fitted in the connection portion 222 and the gas flow path 217 formed in the gas cylinder cartridge 202 are continued.
- the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5 stored in the lower storage 211 of the gas cylinder cartridge 202 is held by the holding body 7 being biased downward by the torsion coil panel 8.
- the tip 6a of the pointed body 6 held by the body 7 is abutted against the lid 14 and pre-opened, and the piercing 14a is blocked by the pointed end 6a of the pointed body 6 to prevent the carbon dioxide gas from being jetted. ing.
- the operation member 9 is shown in FIG. 15 by the lever member 20 being pressed against the pressing projection 30 of the holder 7 which is always urged toward the carbon dioxide cartridge bomb 5 side by the torsion coil panel 8.
- the other end 20b is pivoted downward about the pivoting projection 24, and the one end 20a is pivoted upward. Therefore, the lever member 20 is engaged with the one end 20a side.
- the operating portion 27 is always pushed up at the same time as the mating operation button 21.
- the user directs the spout 223 a of the nozzle 223 toward the spouting target, and the housing 210 of the gas cylinder cartridge 202 is gripped.
- the operation button 21 of the operation member 9 is pressed by the user, as shown in FIG. 6, one end 28a of the pressing shaft 28 moves downward, and one end 20a of the lever member 20 engaged with the pressing shaft 28. Is pivoted downward about the pivoting projection 24, and the other end 20b is pivoted upward. Therefore, the holding body 7 is opposed to the biasing force of the torsion coil panel 8 since the pair of side edge portions 22a formed on the other end 20b of the lever member 20 abut against the pressing projection 30 of the flange portion 17 from below.
- the carbon dioxide force is separated from the lid 14 of the ridge 5.
- the pointed end 6a of the pointed body 6 supported by the holding body 7 is pulled up from the perforation 14a of the lid 14 of the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5 so that the carbon dioxide gas compressed in the bomb erupts. Be done.
- the spouted carbon dioxide gas flows into the gas flow path 217 through the window portion 216 provided in the lower storage 211 of the housing 210, and flows into the nozzle 223 of the connection portion 222 mounted on the coupling portion 213. It spouts from the spout 223a of Nore 223. Since the nozzle 223a of the nozzle 223 and the nozzle 221a of the liquid pipe 221 are close to each other, when carbon dioxide gas is ejected from the nozzle 223, the inside of the liquid pipe 221 becomes negative pressure, and the liquid in the liquid pipe 221 becomes Is raised to the discharge port 221a side. Then, the liquid discharged from the discharge port 221a is atomized by mixing with the carbon dioxide gas jetted from the nozzle 223, and is jetted together with the carbon dioxide gas.
- the spray device 200 faces the position slightly offset from the center of the upper surface 220a of the tank 220 where the discharge port 221a of the liquid pipe 221 is formed in a substantially circular shape, and the nozzle fitted in the connection 222 Since the jet port 223a of the liquid pipe 221 is directed to bias the discharge port 221a of the liquid pipe 221 to eject carbon dioxide gas, the liquid to be sprayed is blocked by the upper surface 220a of the tank portion 220 of the liquid tank 203. It is possible to spray the object to be sprayed evenly.
- the adjusting portion 49b of the regulating member 49 is previously rotated to adjust the insertion depth of the shaft 49a, and the contact position between the tip of the shaft 49a and the upper surface 7b of the holder 7 is adjusted. Also, when the holder 7 is raised by the operation member 9, the shaft 49a of the regulating member 49 abuts on the upper surface 7b of the holder 7 and the rise of the holder 7 is restricted. Adjust the flow rate It is possible to prevent the carbon dioxide gas from being blown out more than necessary.
- the holding body 7 When the pressing of the operation button 21 of the operation member 9 by the user is released, the holding body 7 is biased toward the carbon dioxide cartridge bottom 5 by the biasing force of the torsion coil spring 8. Therefore, the pointed body 6 held by the holding body 7 has the sharpened end 6 a abutted against the perforation 14 a of the lid 14 of the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5, and the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5 is closed. As a result, the ejection of carbon dioxide gas from the nozzle 223 is stopped and the ejection of liquid is stopped.
- the lever member 20 is pressed by the pressing projection 30 of the holding body 7 whose other end 20 b is urged toward the carbon dioxide cartridge 5, and the one end 20 a is pivoted upward with the pivoting projection 24 as a fulcrum. Will be Therefore, the pressing shaft 28 moves upward and the operating portion 27 is pushed up above the upper surface 212 b of the upper storage 212 of the operation button 21 engaged with the one end 20 a of the lever member 20.
- the spray device 200 when the liquid spray is stopped, the holder 7 is urged toward the carbon dioxide cartridge bomb 5 side, and the tip end 6a of the pointed body 6 is a carbon dioxide cartridge bomb.
- the lid 14 of 5 is closed to prevent the emission of carbon dioxide gas.
- the spray device 200 can be operated from the liquid tank 203 by using the gas cylinder force 202 without causing danger of frostbite and the like due to the emission of carbon dioxide gas and vaporization heat even after the gas cylinder cartridge 202 and the liquid tank 203 are attached. It can be removed safely.
- the spray device 200 can be attached to the original liquid tank 203 or replaced with another liquid tank 203 when carbon dioxide gas remains in the carbon dioxide cartridge 5, and the gas cylinder cartridge 202 is again used. Can be used.
- the lid 14 is perforated and closed by the sharp tip 6 by the holding body 7 being urged toward the carbon dioxide cartridge 5 by the torsion coil panel 8, the liquid tank 203 Even if the gas cylinder cartridge 202 is dropped or the like before being attached to the connection portion 222, the carbon dioxide cartridge in the carbon dioxide cartridge cartridge 5 can be handled safely without the danger of frostbite or the like due to the ejection of carbon dioxide gas or vaporization heat.
- the spray device to which the present invention is applied may be configured so that the gas cylinder cartridge and the liquid tank can be attached and detached freely, or the gas cylinder cartridge and the liquid tank may be integrally formed. Even in this case, carbon dioxide gas is filled in the inside of the bomb which also functions as a metal case. At the same time, when the carbon dioxide gas spray is stopped, the holder 7 is urged toward the bomb 5 side, and the tip 6a of the pointed body 6 closes the lid 14 of the bomb 5 and carbon dioxide gas is released. Spout is prevented. Therefore, the spray device can reliably control the emission of carbon dioxide gas with a simple configuration in which the pointed body 6 is inserted and removed from the lid 14.
- the spray device to which the present invention is applied may have the following configuration.
- the spray device 300 described below the members described in the gas injection device 1, 100 or the spray device 200 described above are given the same reference numerals, and the details thereof will be omitted.
- the spray device 300 can be detachably attached to the gas cylinder cartridge 302 and the gas bombe cartridge 302 in which a carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5 filled with carbon dioxide gas for spraying a liquid in a mist form is stored.
- a gas flow path 111 for containing the operation member 109 for releasing carbon dioxide gas, the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bond 5, the holding body 107, and the operation member 109 and guiding the carbon dioxide gas spouted from the carbon dioxide cartridge 5 outward is provided.
- a housing 110 provided.
- the carbon dioxide cartridge bomb 5, the sharp body 106, the holder 107, the torsion coil panel 8, the operation member 109, the gas flow passage 111, the housing 110, and their constituent members provided in the gas cylinder cartridge 302 are the above-described gas ejection devices
- the same reference numerals are given and the details thereof are omitted.
- the conduit 147 formed in the housing 110 of the gas cylinder cartridge 302 has a predetermined position with the lid 14 of the carbon dioxide cartridge cartridge 5, one end of which is exposed in the locking hole 135 and screwed into the locking hole 135.
- the gas flow path 111 and the nozzle 313 of the liquid tank 303 are continuously formed with a clearance, and the other end is projected outward and inserted into a connection hole 312 provided in the liquid tank 303 described later. It is made to be continued and the carbon dioxide gas is spouted from the spout 313 a of the nozzle 313.
- Such a gas cylinder cartridge 302 is, as shown in FIGS.
- the gas cylinder cartridge 302 can confirm its operation before the cap 150 is attached by locking the holder 106 and the torsion coil panel 8 by the top plate 145 attached to the support walls 142, 142. Therefore, as compared with the case where the opening / closing operation of the carbon dioxide gas cartridge cylinder is checked after locking the holding body and the torsion coil panel with the cap and performing the cap, it takes time and effort to remove the cap 150 one by one in order to confirm defects in the internal structure. I can skip it.
- a liquid tank 303 connected to the gas cylinder cartridge 302 via a conduit 147 includes a tank 310 filled with a liquid to be jetted, and a liquid pipe 311 for transferring the liquid filled in the tank 310 to the outside of the tank 310.
- the gas cylinder cartridge 302 has a connection hole 312 into which the conduit 147 of the gas cylinder cartridge 302 is inserted, and a nozzle 313 provided in the connection hole 312 and continuous with the gas flow passage 111 via the conduit 147.
- the tank unit 310 filled with the liquid is, for example, a cylindrical container, and is filled with a paint or ink for painting, a liquid such as a lotion, a liquid foundation, or a liquid seasoning such as soy sauce.
- the upper surface portion 310a of the tank portion 310 is provided with a connection hole 312 which is continuous with the nozzle 313, and a liquid pipe 311 for feeding the liquid toward the jet port 313a of the nozzle 313 is extended in the tank portion 310.
- the liquid pipe 311 is formed to extend from the bottom portion 310 b of the tank portion 310 to the upper surface portion 310 a, and a discharge port 31 la provided at the upper end is exposed on the upper surface portion 310 a of the tank portion 310.
- the discharge port 31 la of the liquid pipe 311 faces a position slightly deviated from the center of the upper surface portion 310 a of the tank portion 310 formed in a substantially circular shape, and a position close to the tip portion of a nozzle 313 described later. It is protruded.
- connection hole 312 inserted into the conduit 147 of the gas cylinder cartridge 302 is formed so as to project in the direction opposite to the bias direction of the discharge port 31 la of the liquid pipe 311 which is biased and projected to the upper surface portion 310a of the tank portion 310. It is done.
- the connection hole 312 has a shape corresponding to the shape of the conduit 147 of the gas cylinder cartridge 302.
- the connection hole 312 is formed in a circular recessed shape into which the cylindrically formed conduit 147 can be fitted.
- connection hole 312 the nozzle 313 is fitted on the side opposite to the side where the conduit 147 is inserted.
- the nozzle 313 is continued to the gas flow passage 111 via the conduit 147, and carbon dioxide gas can be ejected from the nozzle 313.
- the inside of the discharge port 31 la of the liquid pipe 311 has a negative pressure, and the liquid filled in the tank portion 310.
- the liquid flows up the liquid pipe 311 and is discharged from the discharge port 311a.
- the liquid discharged from the discharge port 311 a is atomized by being mixed with the carbon dioxide gas jetted from the nozzle 313, and is jetted together with the carbon dioxide gas.
- the liquid to be jetted out is mixed with carbon dioxide gas, so that the mist becomes fine, and when a liquid foundation or the like is sprayed, it becomes easy to conform to the skin. It can also spray paint and liquid seasoning evenly.
- the conduit 147 provided in the upper storage 132 of the housing 110 is inserted into the connection hole 312, and the gas flow passage 111 and the nozzle 313 are continued.
- the holder 107 of the carbon dioxide cartridge cartridge 5 stored in the lower storage 131 of the housing 110 is biased downward by the torsion coil panel 8.
- the tip 106 a of the sharp object 106 held by the holder 107 is the lid 1.
- the perforation 14 a is closed by the pointed end 106 a of the pointed body 106 to prevent the carbon dioxide gas from being ejected.
- the operation member 109 is turned as the lever member 120 is pressed against the projection 119 of the holder 107 which is always urged toward the carbon dioxide cartridge bomb 5 side by the torsion coil panel 8.
- the other end 120b is pivoted downward about the pivot point 124, and the one end 120a is pivoted upward. Therefore, the shaft portion 127 is always pushed up at the pressing shaft 121 in which the side edge portion 125a of the lever member 120 and the pressing piece 1 29 are engaged.
- the spray device 300 is held by the user with the spout 313 a formed at the tip of the nozzle 313 directed toward the target to be sprayed.
- the holding body 107 is opposed to the biasing force of the torsion coil panel 8 because the pair of side edge portions 122a formed on the other end 120b of the lever member 120 is in contact with the projection 119 of the flange 117 from below. It is lifted and separated from the lid 14 of the carbon dioxide cartridge 5.
- the pointed end portion 106a of the pointed body 106 supported by the holding body 107 is pulled up from the perforation 14a of the lid 14 of the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5 so that the carbon dioxide gas compressed in the bomb is compressed. It is spouted.
- the spouted carbon dioxide gas flows through the conduit 147 provided in the upper storage 132 of the housing 110 to the nos, nore 313 connected to the gas flow passage 111 and is expelled from the spout 313 a of the nos, nore 313 .
- the inside of the discharge port 311 a of the liquid pipe 311 has a negative pressure, and the liquid filled in the tank 310. Ascends the liquid pipe 311 and is discharged from the discharge port 31 la.
- the liquid discharged from the discharge port 31 la is mixed with the carbon dioxide gas jetted from the nozzle 313 to be atomized and jetted together with the carbon dioxide gas.
- the holder 107 When the user presses the ejection button 151 of the operation member 109, the holder 107 is urged toward the carbon dioxide cartridge bottom 5 by the urging force of the torsion coil panel 8. Therefore, the pointed body 106 held by the holding body 107 has a tip 106a which is a carbon dioxide gas cartridge.
- the cartridge 14 abuts against the hole 14 a of the lid 14 of the cover 5 and closes the cartridge 5 for carbon dioxide gas. Thereby, the ejection of carbon dioxide gas from the nozzle 313 is stopped.
- the other end 120b of the lever member 120 is pressed by the projection 119 of the holder 107 biased toward the carbon dioxide cartridge bomb 5 side, and the one end 120a is rotated upward about the rotation projection 124 as a fulcrum. Ru. Therefore, the pressing shaft 121 engaged with one end 120 a of the lever member 120 moves the shaft portion 127 upward, and the ejection button 151 of the cap 150 in contact with the shaft portion 127 is also on the upper surface portion 150 a side. It is pushed up.
- the spray device 300 when the carbon dioxide gas is filled in the carbon dioxide gas cartridge 5 in which the carbon dioxide is contained in the metal casing and the spraying of the carbon dioxide gas is stopped, the holder 107 is held.
- the carbon dioxide cartridge cartridge 5 is urged toward the cartridge 5 side so that the tip 106a of the pointed body 106 closes the lid 14 of the carbon dioxide cartridge 5 and carbon dioxide gas is prevented from being ejected. Therefore, the spray device 300 can reliably control the emission of carbon dioxide gas with a simple configuration in which the pointed body 106 is inserted and removed from the lid 14.
- the spraying device 300 when the spraying of the liquid is stopped, the holder 107 is urged to the carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5 side, and the pointed end 106a of the pointed body 106 is a carbon dioxide gas cartridge bomb 5 The lid 14 is closed to prevent the emission of carbon dioxide gas. For this reason, the spray device 300 can use the gas tank cartridge 302 from the liquid tank 303 without risk of frostbite or the like due to the emission of carbon dioxide gas or vaporization heat even after the gas cylinder cartridge 302 and the liquid tank 303 are mounted. It can be removed safely.
- the spray device 300 can be attached to the original liquid tank 303 or replaced with another liquid tank 303 when carbon dioxide gas remains in the carbon dioxide cartridge 5, and the gas cylinder cartridge 302 can be used again. Can be used.
- the lid body 14 is perforated and closed by the pointed body 106 by the holding body 107 being urged toward the carbon dioxide cartridge 15 by the torsion coil panel 8, so that the liquid tank Even if the gas cylinder cartridge 302 is dropped or the like before being attached to the connection hole 312 of the 303, the carbon dioxide cartridge in the carbon dioxide cartridge 5 can be handled safely without the danger of frostbite or the like due to the heat of vaporization. .
- the spray apparatus 300 also comprises the gas cylinder cartridge and the liquid tank in a detachable manner.
- the gas cylinder cartridge and the liquid tank may be formed into a single body.
- carbon dioxide gas is filled in the bonnet of the metal housing and the spraying of carbon dioxide gas is stopped, and the holder 7 is urged to the bombe 5 side.
- the tip 6a of the tip 6 closes the lid 14 of the bomb 5 to prevent the carbon dioxide gas from being ejected. Therefore, the spray device can control the emission of carbon dioxide gas reliably with a simple configuration in which the pointed body 6 is inserted and removed from the lid 14.
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