Dispensing – Fluid flow discharge – Pressurized aerosol container
Patent
1990-02-02
1992-01-14
Shaver, Kevin P.
Dispensing
Fluid flow discharge
Pressurized aerosol container
2224021, 239 34, 13750536, G65D 8314
Patent
active
050802666
ABSTRACT:
A gas-propelled dispensing device for a liquid container has a high pressure vessel and a pressure gas vessel. A pressure reducing valve is provided between the two vessels so that as consumed, replacement gas is supplied to the low pressure chamber at a controlled moderate pressure. A relatively long tube delivers liquid from the bottom of the container, and a gas duct in the discharge head is connected to the low pressure vessel. Both ducts are opened by pressing the discharge head so that gas flows through a venturi passageway to draw liquid from the container which is propelled outward by the gas in a spray. Liquid carbon dioxide is a preferred nontoxic, nonflammable source of the gas propellant.
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Huson Gregory L.
Kelly Brian C.
Shaver Kevin P.
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