Fog injection nozzle
AssigneeCounterfog Ebt De La Uah Sl
InventorsJosé Luis PÉREZ DÍAZ, Juan SÁNCHEZ GARCÍA-CASARRUBIOS
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Abstract
A fog injection nozzle able to generate a swirling cone of fog. The nozzle includes an internal cavity into which a pressurized liquid and a pressurized gas are introduced. The pressurized liquid is introduced into the cavity via a central axial duct of a cylindrical block and the pressurized gas is introduced into the cavity via a plurality of axial through holes disposed about the central axial duct. The axial through holes and radial arms are arranged such that a mixture of the liquid and gas inside the cavity is asymmetrically deflected by the radial arms to cause a swirling tangential component to appear in the conical flow of fog discharged from the nozzle.
Claims20
A fog injection nozzle comprising:
- a body provided with a first axial cavity and a second axial cavity, the second axial cavity located forward of the first axial cavity;
- a first duct that traverses the first axial cavity and is configured to carry a liquid in a forward direction;
- a second duct configured to carry a gas into the first cavity;
- a block located in a forward end of the first axial cavity and provided with a central axial duct fluidly connected to a front end of the first duct. the block having a central axis and further including at least first and second axial holes fluidly connecting the first cavity with the second cavity for the passage of the gas, the first and second axial holes being spaced from the central axis and angularly equidistantly-spaced apart from one another;
- an axial outlet duct located forward of the second axial cavity and configured to receive a mixture of the liquid and the gas;
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- an outlet pin located in the axial outlet duct, a front end of the outlet pin including an axial stem provided with a widening located at or near a front end of the axial outlet duct, a rear end of the outlet pin including a transverse disc that is connected to a rear end of the axial stem by at least first and second radial arms that are angularly equidistantly-spaced apart from one another, the first and second radial arms being respectively arranged forward of the first, and second axial holes of the block, a shape of each of the first and second radial arms in conjunction with their arrangement with respect to the first and second axial holes results in the mixture of the liquid and gas located in the second axial chamber to be asymmetrically diverted to first and second lateral sides of each of the first and second radial arms or to be diverted to only one lateral side of the first and second radial arms to produce a rotating conical flow of fog at a nozzle outlet upon the liquid and gas being introduced into the body.
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