Rotary Mister
AssigneeRight Testing Labs
InventorsStephen Scott Parkhurst, Drew Matthew Mersereau, Carl Thomas Archbold
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Abstract
A rotary mister is described. The rotary mister may include a rotary movement element that is able to rotate about an axis (e.g., a linear member of the rotary mister). The rotary mister may include a fluid supply and/or output element (e.g., conduit or tubing, connectors, nozzles, etc.). The rotary mister may include a fluid dispersion element (e.g., a fan). The rotary mister of some embodiments may utilize a low-pressure supply, such as a standard water supply at standard pressure. An extended coverage area may be provided by a tube fan that rotates about the axis point.
Claims20
A rotary mister, comprising:
- a rotary movement element that is able to rotate about an axis;
- and
- a fluid dispersion element.
A pedestal rotary mister, comprising:
- a pedestal base;
- a pole rotationally coupled to the base such that the pole is able to perform multiple revolutions about a vertical axis;
- a rotary movement element coupled to the pole, the rotary movement element able to rotate about the vertical axis;
- a fan coupled to the pole;
- and
- a mist output array located at an output of the fan.
An array of rotary misters comprising:
- a plurality of rotary misters arranged in a plurality of rows and a plurality of columns,
- wherein each rotary mister in the plurality of rotary misters comprises:
- a rotary movement element that is able to rotate about an axis;
- and
- a fluid dispersion element.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.