Atomizing apparatus

Details Atomizing apparatus Atomizing apparatus

1983-11-28

1987-01-13

Peters, Jr., Joseph F.

Fluid sprinkling, spraying, and diffusing

Electrostatic type

12820018, 12820021, 12820327, 239135, 239338, 239370, 2395903, 261DIG65, 261 782, B05B 502, A61M 1102

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046358579

ABSTRACT:
A perforated planar member is spaced from the outlet of a vortex generating transducer and a tube is coupled between the outlet of the transducer and the perforated member to completely close the space therebetween. Preferably, the perforated member is a screen composed of non-conductive criss-crossing wires having resonant dimensions as to a component frequency of the sonic waves generated by the transducer. In addition, the screen is also preferably spaced from the outlet of the transducer a resonant distance as to the component frequency. A drag member is spaced from the perforated member. Preferably, the drag member is cylindrical and its axis lies transverse to the plane of the perforated member; the drag member is spaced from the perforated member a resonant distance as to a component frequency of the sonic waves generated by the transducer. Atomization in the described apparatus is enhanced by means of thermal and/or electrical energy.

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patent: 4376514 (1983-03-01), Coffee
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