Toilet tank valve structure with primary and secondary actuators
OwnerAndras Csikiinventor
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Abstract
The disclosure is related to toilet tank valve structures and methods of waste treatment. The toilet tank valve structures contain a primary and a secondary valve actuation to support a full discharge for solid waste and a partial discharge for liquid waste. The disclosure is also related to a toilet tank valve structure for providing a limiting device for partial discharge. Further, the disclosure of the toilet tank valve structure is related to limit the physical size of the dual flush actuator by fitting the actuator with a remote, secondary, actuation module, thereby reducing the physical size of the primary actuator for easy retrofit in existing toilet tanks.
Claims24
A device for toilet valve trigger comprising:
- a) a user input receiving member;
- b) an input converter coupled with the user input receiving member, wherein the input converter is for amplifying an input of a user;
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- c) an output member coupled with the input converter for providing an output to control a water valve of a toilet.
A method of waste treatment comprising:
- a) amplifying a first distance moved by a motion of a user resulting in a second distance;
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- b) using the motion of the user to move a fluid valve in a distance greater than the first distance.
A toilet water tank controlling device comprising:
- a) a handle component, wherein the handle component comprises a first switch and a second switch;
- b) a user motion transforming component, wherein the user motion transforming component comprises a first and a second coaxially rotating levers coupled to the first and the second switches by a first wire and a second wire, wherein the user motion transforming component contains the first and second coaxially rotating levers in separate chambers;
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- c) a water valve component coupled to the first wire and the second wire, wherein the water valve component contains a first water release mechanism and a second water release mechanism, wherein the first wire is coupled to the first water release mechanism and the second wire is coupled to the second water release mechanism.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.