Fluid delivery system for play center
AssigneeWhitewater West Industries Ltd.
InventorsRick A. Briggs, Ryan G. Snyder
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Abstract
A fluid delivery system includes a fluid delivery element configured to contain a volume of fluid and release such fluid; a static fluid flowing element positioned adjacent to the fluid delivery element and configured to receive at least a portion of the volume of fluid from the fluid delivery element; and a fluid dispersion element positioned adjacent to the static fluid flowing element and configured to engage with at least a portion of the volume of fluid from the static fluid flowing element, wherein the static fluid flowing element provides a non-linear pathway for the portion of the volume of static fluid from the fluid delivery element to the fluid dispersion element.
Claims20
A fluid delivery system comprising:
- a fluid delivery element configured to contain a volume of fluid and release such fluid;
- a static fluid flowing element positioned adjacent to the fluid delivery element and configured to receive at least a portion of the volume of fluid from the fluid delivery element;
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- a fluid dispersion element positioned adjacent to the static fluid flowing element and configured to engage with at least a portion of the volume of fluid from the static fluid flowing element, wherein the static fluid flowing element provides a non-linear pathway for the at least a portion of the volume of fluid from the fluid delivery element to the fluid dispersion element.
A fluid delivery system comprising:
- a fluid delivery element configured to contain a volume of fluid and release such fluid;
- a first fluid flowing element positioned adjacent to the fluid delivery element and configured to receive a first portion of the volume of fluid from the fluid delivery element;
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- a second fluid flowing element configured to receive a second portion of the volume of fluid from the fluid delivery element prior to the release of the first portion onto the first fluid flowing element.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.