Breathable liquid-volatilizing device

Abstract

A breathable liquid-volatizing device for maintaining the relative humidity in a space includes a rectangular closed casing. The casing is hollow and provided with an inlet port. A plurality of parallel draining grooves are provided on the bottom plate of the casing. A plurality of breathable plates are provided under the casing corresponding to the positions of the draining grooves. A water-absorbing layer is provided in the interior of the breathable plate. A film having tiny pores is covered on the outer surface of the water-absorbing layer. When the liquid water is poured into the closed casing through the inlet port, it flows into the breathable plate via the draining grooves provided on the bottom plate and is absorbed by the water-absorbing layer. With the pressure difference between the inside and the outside of the film, the liquid water can be pressed out of the tiny pores and transformed into vapor molecules, thereby to maintain the density of the vapor molecules in the air.

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