Method and apparatus for dispensing multiple-component flowable substances
AssigneeGriffin Corporation
InventorsLarry Gene Beaver, Edward Francis Nichenko, Mark T. MacLean-Blevins
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AssigneeGriffin Corporation
InventorsLarry Gene Beaver, Edward Francis Nichenko, Mark T. MacLean-Blevins
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There is disclosed a sprayer apparatus for selectively spraying or dispensing multiple fluid components. The apparatus comprises a housing having a first inlet and an first outlet, the first housing inlet being adapted for attachment to a garden hose, the first housing outlet being in fluid communication with the first housing inlet; and an insert member having a first inlet for receiving fluid and a first outlet for dispensing fluid therefrom, the first insert inlet being in fluid communication with the first insert outlet through a passage defined by the insert member, the insert member being mateable with the housing so that the first housing outlet mates with the first insert inlet so that a fluid can flow from the first housing inlet to the first insert outlet. A method of spraying a fluid is also disclosed.
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A method comprising causing a first fluid to flow through a first passage that intersects a second passage at an acute angle with respect to the longitudinal axes of said first and second passages, said first fluid drawing a second fluid into said second passage through a third passage that intersects said second passage, said second and third passages being adapted such that said first and second fluids produce a consistent waveform in a portion of said first passage downstream of said intersection with said second passage, said second passage having a substantially uniform cross-sectional area adjacent said intersection of said second passage.
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A method comprising causing a first fluid to flow through a first passage, said first fluid drawing a second fluid into said first passage through a second passage that intersects said first passage, said first passage having a first portion and a second portion, said first portion intersecting said second portion at an acute angle with respect to the longitudinal axes of said first and second portions and said second portion having a substantially uniform cross-sectional area adjacent said intersection of said second passage.
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