Fluid mixing system
AssigneePotable Water Solutions, LLC
InventorHarry Bailey, III
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Abstract
A fluid mixing system including, an upper assembly, comprising a submersible pump housed therein; a base assembly connected to the upper assembly, the base assembly comprising one or more diffusers connected to opposing end portions of the base assembly; and a fluid path fluidly connecting the upper assembly and base assembly, wherein the fluid path extends from an outlet of the submersible pump to the one or more diffusers, and wherein the one or more diffusers are configured to provide a fluid outlet from the fluid path to create movement of fluid within a fluid reservoir.
Claims18
A fluid mixing system, comprising:
- a. an upper portion, comprising an upper piping assembly and a submersible pump housed within the upper piping assembly;
- b. a base portion connected to the upper portion, the base portion comprising a bottom piping assembly and one or more diffusers connected to opposing horizontal extending end portions of the bottom piping assembly, wherein the upper portion and the base portion form an inverted T configuration the upper portion being substantially vertical and the base portion being substantially horizontal;
- and wherein the upper portion and the base portion are configured for being installed within a fluid reservoir;
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- c. a fluid path fluidly connecting the upper piping assembly and bottom piping assembly, wherein the fluid path extends from an outlet of the submersible pump to the one or more diffusers, and wherein the one or more diffusers are configured to provide a fluid outlet from the fluid path to create movement of fluid within a fluid reservoir, and wherein the one or more diffusers are positioned at a certain fixed angle relative to the bottom piping assembly and/or a horizontal surface of a bottom of the fluid reservoir which the fluid mixing system is installed wherein each of the opposing end portions of the bottom piping assembly each comprises a T pipe assembly.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.