US 2026/0084992 A1Published application

Saturated water generation device

AssigneesTsuyoshi IMAI, Tetsuhiko FUJISATO, Shouta FUJISATO, Ubekogyo Co., Ltd., Kagawa Educational Institution, Bubbletank Co., Ltd., Earth Creative Co., Ltd., Ishigaki Company Limited

InventorsTsuyoshi IMAI, Tetsuhiko FUJISATO, Shouta FUJISATO

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Abstract

A saturated water generation device includes: a container in which an upper surface is open and a bottom surface and side surfaces are closed by a bottom plate and four side plates each having a rectangular shape in plan view; a water guide plate which is bent so as to form a shape in which an ovoid line in a side view is partially cut out, and is installed inside the container with an opening (a portion sandwiched between a pair of ends) facing upward; a nozzle that ejects water from above to an inner surface near the opening; a water supply pipe having a distal end to which the nozzle is connected; a water supply pump whose discharge port is connected to a proximal end of the water supply pipe; and an overflow pipe connected to a first drain port provided in the side plate near the bottom plate.

Claims10

Dependent claims

A saturated water generation device comprising:

a container in which a bottom surface and a side surface are closed, a first drain port through which treated water is discharged is provided in a lower portion, and a gas phase is formed in an upper portion by a gas containing at least oxygen;
a water guide member that is installed in the container with an opening facing upward and has an inner surface whose contour line has a shape in which an ovoid line is partially cut out in a side view of the inner surface continuous with the opening;
a nozzle configured to eject water from above to the inner surface near the opening;
a water supply pipe having a distal end to which the nozzle is connected;
and
a water supply pump having a discharge port connected to a proximal end of the water supply pipe,
wherein the treated water is stored in the lower portion of the container.

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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.