Vaporizing device and liquid absorbing member
AssigneeCasio Computer Co., Ltd.
InventorsYasunari Kabasawa, Daisuke Imanaka, Kaoru Saito
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Abstract
A vaporizing device which can vaporize fuel stably includes: a liquid absorbing member to allow liquid to move from one end portion to the other end portion of the liquid absorbing member under influence of a capillary action; and a heater to heat a side of the other end portion of the liquid absorbing member to vaporize the liquid.
Claims25
A vaporizing device comprising:
- a liquid absorbing member to allow liquid to move from one end portion to the other end portion of the liquid absorbing member under influence of a capillary action;
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- a heater to heat a side of the other end portion of the liquid absorbing member to vaporize the liquid.
A vaporizing device comprising:
- a liquid absorbing member to allow liquid to move from one end portion to the other end portion of the liquid absorbing member under influence of a capillary action;
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- an electrically heating wire to heat a side of the other end portion of the liquid absorbing member to vaporize the liquid.
A vaporizing device comprising:
- a liquid absorbing member to allow liquid to move from one end portion to the other end portion of the liquid absorbing member under influence of a capillary action;
- a heater to heat a side of the other end portion of the liquid absorbing member to vaporize the liquid;
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- a gas permeable film provided at the other end portion of the liquid absorbing member.
A liquid absorbing member of a vaporizing apparatus comprising:
- an elastic closely overlapping unit which exposes the liquid absorbing member at one end portion and the other end portion, and allows liquid to move from the one end portion to the other end portion of the liquid absorbing member under influence of a capillary action.
A liquid absorbing member of a vaporizing apparatus comprises:
- a gas permeable film which allows liquid that moves from one end portion to the other end portion of the liquid absorbing member under influence of a capillary action, to penetrate through in a gaseous state.
A vaporizing device comprising:
- a liquid absorbing member to allow liquid to move from one end portion to the other end portion of the liquid absorbing member under influence of a capillary action;
- a case to house the liquid absorbing member;
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- a pressure controlling section to regulate a difference between a pressure at a side of one end portion of the liquid absorbing member and a pressure at a side of the other end portion of the liquid absorbing member to be constant.
A vaporizing method of a vaporizing device comprising:
- a constant pressure keeping step to keep a difference between two pressures constant, wherein the two pressures are a pressure at a side of one end portion of a liquid absorbing member and a pressure at a side of the other end portion of the liquid absorbing member, which allows liquid to move from one end portion to the other end portion of the liquid absorbing member under influence of a capillary action.
A vaporizing device comprising:
- a liquid absorbing member to allow liquid to move from one end portion to the other end portion of the liquid absorbing member under influence of a capillary action;
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- a case to house the liquid absorbing member with a cavity left at the one end portion of the liquid absorbing member.
A vaporizing device comprising:
- a liquid absorbing member to allow liquid to move from one end portion to the other end portion of the liquid absorbing member under influence of a capillary action;
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- a case to house the liquid absorbing member with a cavity left at the one end portion of the liquid absorbing member, wherein
- the case is provided with an introduction hole leading to the cavity, a cross-sectional area of the cavity is larger than an area of end surface of one end portion of the liquid absorbing member, and a cross-sectional area of the introduction hole is smaller than the cross-sectional area of the cavity.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.