Industry Patents
Patent: 7934703
Mist Generator and Mist Emission Rendering Apparatus
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Patent Number: |
7934703 |
Title: |
Mist Generator and Mist Emission Rendering Apparatus |
Abstract: |
An apparatus includes an ultrasonic transducer; an ultrasonic propagation
medium disposed so as to fill a plane of vibration of the transducer;
liquid retaining means disposed so as to be in contact with an end face
of the medium; and an ultrasonic focusing reflecting mechanism disposed
in an ultrasonic propagation path, thereby the apparatus attains
discharging into air and atomization of the liquid by use of ultrasonic
waves. Atomization efficiency is enhanced by the use of an ultrasonic
reflection tube, and mist emission is carried out. Use is made of a
compact liquid container equipped at its bottom with an ultrasonic
transmission membrane. Various types of liquids can be atomized by
changing the direction of ultrasonic course.
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Country of Issue: |
US |
First Named Inventor: |
Tomono, Uehara |
Assignee: |
Tomono |
Continuation or Divisional of: |
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International Classification: |
B01F 3/04 |
US Classification: |
261/18.1 |
Issue Date: |
05-03-2011 |
Filing Date: |
03-09-2006 |
Application : |
11/886020 |
Notes: |
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