Apparatus and method for cleaning a surface with a fluid
OwnerPatrick O'Hara, Christopher Zalapiinventors
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The present invention pertains to an apparatus designed for efficient cleaning of submerged surfaces, such as those in swimming pools, fountains, and similar aquatic features. This apparatus incorporates a unique combination of a radial flow turbine assembly, which produces a pulsating flow of fluid, and one or more nozzles that discharge a spray of the fluid. The pulsating nature of the spray offers enhanced cleaning efficacy by utilizing the kinetic energy of intermittent fluid bursts. Additionally, the housing of the apparatus is inspired by hydrodynamic principles, reducing resistance during movement in water and potentially mimicking structures seen in aquatic organisms like the hammerhead shark. This design ensures smooth navigation across varied surfaces and obstructions. Optional features such as wheels and a pole connection further augment its versatility, making it a comprehensive solution for cleaning submerged surfaces.
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