Air outlet for air conditioning systems
AssigneeMaurmann Ingenieurburo GmbH
InventorRolf Reuter
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Abstract
An induction type air outlet device comprises a ring of air outlet nozzles and a central passage in a partition of a housing. The air outlet nozzles are directed to the peripheral portions of an air guide blade assembly and entrains room air which enters through the central portion of this assembly. A pair of spring loaded flaps close the central passage. When the supply of fresh air to the device is increased beyond a certain level, the flaps are deflected and form a roof-shaped structure. Thus fresh air flowing through the passage blows against an increased area of the air guide blade assembly, whereby the ratio of fresh air and entrained room air is increased. The flaps are coupled through elongated toothed bodies.
Claims3
An air outlet device for air conditioning systems comprising:
- (a) a housing,
- (b) air guide blade means closing the housing on one side thereof and having air guide blades extending obliquely outwards, said air guide blade means including peripheral portions and central portions,
- (c) a partition in said housing, said partion subdividing said housing into an inlet chamber and a second chamber which is limited by said air guide blade means,
- (d) an air inlet port in said housing, said air inlet port communicating with said inlet chamber,
- (e) a ring of air outlet nozzles provided in said partition and directed towards said peripheral portions of said air guide blade means,
- (f) a central passage in said partition opposite said central portions of said air guide blade means, and
- (g) spring-loaded flap means for controlling the air flow through said central passage,
- characterized in that
- (h) said spring-loaded flap means comprise a flap assembly of pivotably mounted flaps which governs said central passage,
- (i) said flaps are pivotable from a closed position into said second chamber to open said passage,
- (j) springs are provided acting on said flaps to urge them towards said closed position,
- (k) an intermediate housing is provided in said inlet chamber, said intermediate housing being open towards said partition and thereby forming an edge, said edge being attached to said partition around said passage,
- (l) said intermediate housing has apertures therethrough, through which said inlet chamber communicates with said passage, and has an end face opposite said passage, and
- (m) said springs are tension springs, each having one end attached to one of said flaps and having its other end attached to said end face.
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