Dispensing – Fluid flow discharge – Fluid flow generated by manually actuated working member
Patent
1996-10-28
1999-04-20
Kashnikow, Andres
Dispensing
Fluid flow discharge
Fluid flow generated by manually actuated working member
222630, 222631, 222632, 222209, 222211, B05B 1106, B05B 1100, B05B 1102, B65D 3700
Patent
active
058949674
ABSTRACT:
A powder dispenser includes a resilient container for storing a powder and a volume of air therein. The powder has properties which enable a portion of the volume of air to fluidize a portion of the powder when the resilient container is sufficiently deformed. The dispenser has a substantially rigid conduit connected to its discharge end. The conduit provides the only fluid communication between the inside of the container and an ambient outside environment. The dispenser also has a resilient flat member connected to the outer end of the conduit. The flat member has a slit that is normally closed such that the container is substantially sealed in a fluid-tight manner until the container is sufficiently deformed to generate a pressure in the volume of air. When a pressure differential exists that is greater than a threshold value, the pressure differential causes the slit to open to discharge a portion of the powder mixed with a portion of the volume of air. The dispenser may also have an apertured member in the conduit that has at least one aperture therethrough having a total cross-sectional area smaller than a cross-sectional area of the conduit. The at least one aperture provides increased air velocity and turbulence to improve mixing of powder and air.
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Collias Dimitris Ioannis
Hoenninger William D.
Peterson Liezl G.
Stahley Robert E.
Andes William Scott
Kashnikow Andres
Quinalty Keats
The Procter & Gamble & Company
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