Multi-stage apparatus for producing magnetized water
OwnerSang Hun Leeinventor
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Abstract
A multi-stage magnetized water generator, includes: a housing; an inlet cap which is provided at an upper end of the housing and allows water to be introduced into the housing; a rotor provided in the housing to rotate water while being rotated by water inflowing through the inlet cap; a plurality of magnets which are provided in the rotor and come into contact with the water being rotated to magnetize the water; and an outlet cap which is provided at a lower end of the housing and allows the magnetized water to be discharged to an outside.
Claims9
A multi-stage magnetized water generator comprising:
- a plurality of housings 110 stacked between an inlet cap 120 and an outlet cap 150;
- the inlet cap 120 which is provided at an upper end of the housings 110 and allows water to be introduced into the housings 110;
- a rotor 130 provided in each of the housings 110 to rotate water while being rotated by water inflowing through the inlet cap 120;
- a plurality of magnets 140 which are provided in the rotor 130 and come into contact with the water being rotated to magnetize the water;
- the outlet cap 150 which is provided at a lower end of the housings 110 and allows the magnetized water to be discharged to an outside, and
- an inlet cover body 160 provided between two adjacent housings 110 among the housings 110 to allow water to flow through the housings 110.
A multi-stage magnetized water generator comprising:
- a housing 110;
- an inlet cap 120 which is provided at an upper end of the housing 110 and allows water to be introduced into the housing 110;
- a rotor 130 provided in the housing 110 to rotate water while being rotated by water inflowing through the inlet cap 120;
- a plurality of magnets 140 which are provided in the rotor 130 and come into contact with the water being rotated to magnetize the water;
- and
- an outlet cap 150 which is provided at a lower end of the housing 110 and allows the magnetized water to be discharged to an outside,
- wherein the inlet cap 120 comprises:
- an inlet cap body 121 which covers the upper end of the housing 110 to provide a predetermined space therein;
- an inlet cap coupler 122 which extends from an upper end of the inlet cap body 121 and allows water to inflow into the inlet cap body 121;
- an inlet cap panel 123 configured to close a lower surface of the inlet cap body 121;
- an inlet cap bushing 124 formed at a central portion of a lower surface of the inlet cap panel 123 and configured to rotatably support an upper portion of the rotor 130 located in the housing 110;
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- a plurality of water holes 125 which penetrate from an upper surface to the lower surface of the inlet cap panel 123 at an oblique angle so that water is obliquely introduced into the housing 110 through the lower surface from the upper surface of the inlet cap panel 123 to rotate the rotor 130.
A multi-stage magnetized water generator comprising:
- a housing 110;
- an inlet cap 120 which is provided at an upper end of the housing 110 and allows water to be introduced into the housing 110;
- a rotor 130 provided in the housing 110 to rotate water while being rotated by water inflowing through the inlet cap 120;
- a plurality of magnets 140 which are provided in the rotor 130 and come into contact with the water being rotated to magnetize the water;
- and
- an outlet cap 150 which is provided at a lower end of the housing 110 and allows the magnetized water to be discharged to an outside,
- wherein the rotor 130 comprises:
- a rotor body 131a having a cylindrical structure whose upper and lower surfaces are opened;
- a plurality of magnet holders 132a formed on an inner circumferential surface of the rotor body 131a and having a cylindrical structure whose lower surface is opened to provide spaces in which the magnets 140 are accommodated;
- a plurality of rotating blades 133a which protrude from upper surfaces of the magnet holders 132a and are configured to rotate the rotor body 131a due to a hydraulic pressure of water introduced into the housing 110;
- projections 134a which protrude from an outer circumferential surface of the rotor body 131a at a predetermined interval;
- an upper mounting protrusion 135a which protrudes from a central portion of the upper surfaces of the magnet holders 132a so that the rotor body 131a is rotatably mounted in an inner space of the housing 110;
- a closing case 136a which has a shape corresponding to cross-sections of the rotor body 131a and the magnet holders 132a and is attached to lower portions of the rotor body 131a and the magnet holders 132a;
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- a lower mounting protrusion 137a which protrudes from a lower surface of the closing case 136a so that the rotor body 131a is rotatably mounted in an inner space of the housing 110.
A multi-stage magnetized water generator comprising:
- a housing 110;
- an inlet cap 120 which is provided at an upper end of the housing 110 and allows water to be introduced into the housing 110;
- a rotor 130 provided in the housing 110 to rotate water while being rotated by water inflowing through the inlet cap 120;
- a plurality of magnets 140 which are provided in the rotor 130 and come into contact with the water being rotated to magnetize the water;
- and
- an outlet cap 150 which is provided at a lower end of the housing 110 and allows the magnetized water to be discharged to an outside,
- wherein the magnet 140 is any one of a bar magnet or block-shaped magnet and a panel-shaped magnet which have either polarity of an N pole or an S pole, or polarities of an N pole and an S pole separately magnetized on upper and lower surfaces thereof.
A multi-stage magnetized water generator comprising:
- a housing 110;
- an inlet cap 120 which is provided at an upper end of the housing 110 and allows water to be introduced into the housing 110;
- a rotor 130 provided in the housing 110 to rotate water while being rotated by water inflowing through the inlet cap 120;
- a plurality of magnets 140 which are provided in the rotor 130 and come into contact with the water being rotated to magnetize the water;
- and
- an outlet cap 150 which is provided at a lower end of the housing 110 and allows the magnetized water to be discharged to an outside,
- wherein the outlet cap 150 comprises:
- an outlet cap body 151 which covers the lower end of the housing 110 to provide a predetermined space;
- an outlet cap coupler 152 which extends from a lower end of the outlet cap body 151 and allows the magnetized water to be discharged to an outside of the outlet cap body 151;
- an outlet cap panel 153 configured to close an upper surface of the outlet cap body 151;
- an outlet cap bushing 154 formed at a central portion of an upper surface of the outlet cap panel 153 to rotatably support a lower portion of the rotor 130 located in the housing 110;
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- a plurality of outlet holes 155 which penetrate from an upper surface to the lower surface of the outlet cap panel 153 so that the magnetized water is discharged to the outside of the housing 110 through the lower surface from the upper surface of the outlet cap panel 153.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.