Drip ring for plant irrigation
OwnerCarmelo Giuffrèinventor
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Abstract
An irrigation device includes a hollow element having an at least partially closable opening and having a substantially open and optionally closable annular shape, one end of the hollow element having, at the opening, an outward radial extension to form a counter-curve defining a guiding section with a concavity different from the concavity of the remaining annular element. The device further includes a tubular element inserted or insertable in the hollow part of the annular element and provided with a plurality of openings to enable the dripping of a liquid when such liquid is introduced at one end of the tubular element, the opposite end being closed or closable with a plug or connectable to the first end with a connector.
Claims20
A device for irrigating plants comprising:
- a channel element of annular shape shaped as a ring and interrupted or interruptible at a point of the ring to define two ring ends, the two ring ends being spaced or spaceable apart to define an opening of the ring in a circumferential direction, and one of the two ring ends of the channel element at the opening having an extension in a direction that is radially external to an annular plane of the channel element;
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- a tubular element inserted or insertable in a channel of the channel element, the tubular element being provided with a plurality of openings to enable a dripping of a liquid when the liquid is injected at one end of the tubular element, an opposite end of the tubular element being closed or closable with a plug or connectable to a liquid inlet end with of a three-way connector.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.