Patent classifications
F24F6/025
Cage system comprising a climate control unit having a low flow vaporizer
The invention relates to a cage system (15) for housing experimental animals which are to experience an environment different from that of a surrounding space (19). The cage system (15) comprises a climate control unit having a vaporizer (1) for generation of water into vapour. The vaporizer (1) comprises a vaporization chamber (4), and water is fed to the vaporization chamber (4) via a liquid supply tube (3). A surface tension breaking device (8) having an open structure is provided at the end (9) of the liquid supply tube (3) so that the water passes therethrough when flowing from the liquid supply tube (3) and into the vaporization chamber (4). Hereby water can be supplied to the vaporization chamber (4) without any significant formation of droplets in the vaporization chamber (4). The vaporizer (1) is used to supply a controllable and uniform flow of vapour to the cages (16) so that a desired humidity can be maintained.
METHOD FOR CONTROLLING A THERMOREGULATED VENTILATION CIRCUIT
The present invention relates to a method for controlling a thermoregulated ventilation circuit (100) equipped with a control unit (40) and comprising an active humidifier (10).
The active humidifier (10) further comprises, in turn, a cartridge (20) equipped with a humidification chamber (21) adapted to contain water to be heated for the humidification of the air through a heating element (30), and the thermoregulated circuit (100) further comprising at least one intake tube (120) for conveying the air exiting said cartridge and provided with heating means (123) for heating the air exiting said cartridge (20). The method according to the present invention is characterised in that said control unit (40) receives in input the patient's temperature data (Tp) detected by a patient's temperature probe (132) and regulates the operation of said heating element (30) of said cartridge (20) and the operation of said heating means (123) of the air exiting said cartridge (20) as a function of said patient's temperature (Tp).
HUMIDIFIER CAPABLE OF RELEASING NATURAL NEGATIVE IONS
A humidifier capable of releasing natural negative ions includes a humidifier body and a halite module. After an atomized gas generated from a second atomized gas outlet of the humidifier body flows into an mixing chamber, the atomized gas is controlled in the mixing chamber, part of the atomized gas flows into an accommodation chamber through perforations to be in contact with a halite, negative ions released by the halite is introduced into the mixing chamber through the perforations, the negative ions merge with the atomized gas in the mixing chamber to form the atomized gas with negative ions, and the atomized gas with the negative ions is discharged via a first atomized gas outlet, thereby solving the problem that the halite is quickly dissolved and deformed by moisture.
Humidifier
A humidifier has a base and a housing. The housing has a steam exhaust vent and a vaporizer. The vaporizer includes a heating element surrounded by a removable porous sleeve that protrudes downwardly into water within a reservoir of the base. The sleeve wicks the water including its minerals and impurities into contact with the heating element wherein energization of the heating element causes the wicked water to convert to steam that rises through the exhaust vent and from the housing during a humidification mode.
MODULATING MAKEUP FLUID CONTROL SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR SAME
A method for maintaining a boiling rate of a base fluid can include a determination of a fluid level of a turbulated base fluid in a reservoir. The fluid level can be determined by measuring at least one first height of the turbulated base fluid above the fluid level with at least a first sensor. The fluid level can be determined by measuring at least one second height of the turbulated base fluid below the fluid level with the first sensor. The method can include the establishment of the fluid level of the turbulated base fluid. The fluid level can be established according to the measured at least one first and second heights. The method can include the graduated introduction of an input fluid into the reservoir. A control valve can gradually introduce the input fluid in proportion to the established fluid level of the turbulated base fluid.
HUMIDIFIER AND AIR CONDITIONER
The present invention provides a humidifier capable of preventing water generated by dew condensation of vapor from being combined with air, so that an air humidity can be stably controlled. A humidifier 5 according to the present invention includes a storage tank 51 that stores water, the storage tank being opened upward; a heater 52 that heats the water in the storage tank 51; and a guide plate 53 that is disposed above the storage tank 51, on at least one of one side and the other side in a first direction D1 extending along a horizontal direction, with respect to a center of the storage tank 51. The guide plate 53 extends in an inclined manner such that an upper part thereof is positioned closer to the center of the storage tank 51 in the first direction D1, than a lower part thereof.
HUMIDIFIER WITH AUTOMATIC DRAIN INTERVAL DETERMINATION
With respect to atmospheric steam generating humidifiers, the present disclosure resolves the problem of end-users not adjusting the drain interval of the humidifier by using an electronic controller to automatically choose an appropriate drain interval without requiring any user input. The electronic controller accomplishes this by receiving input data from a sensor that measures a water quality parameter, automatically determining a drain interval based on the received data, and sending an output control signal to a drain water control valve to execute a drain event in accordance with the drain interval. In some examples, the electronic controller utilizes a look-up table correlating the water quality parameter to a total dissolved solids or cycles of concentration value.
Water controller and water controlling method
A water controller and a water controlling method are provided. The water controller includes: a water tank having a first water outlet; a magnetic control assembly; a water trough having a water inlet, the first water outlet being connected with the water inlet via the magnetic control assembly; an electromagnet configured to switch between a power-on state and a power-off state; wherein when the electromagnet is in a power-on state, a path between the first water outlet and the water inlet is in a connected state under control of the control assembly; and when the electromagnet is in a power-off state, the path between the first water outlet and the water inlet is in a blocking state under the control of the control assembly.
HUMIDIFIER
Disclosed is a humidifier including: a water tank for storing water; a humidifying water tank which is disposed in a lower side of the water tank, and generates humidified air by using water supplied to the water tank; a water supply pipe which is disposed in the lower side of the water tank, and supplies the water supplied from the water tank to the humidifying water tank; and an inner guider disposed spaced apart from an outer circumference of the water tank, wherein a discharge passage through which the humidified air generated in the humidifying water tank flows is formed between the water tank and the inner guide, wherein the inner guider comprises a bottom wall which has a first bottom hole, and a second bottom hole.
HUMIDIFIER
The present disclosure relates to a humidifier. A humidifier of the present disclosure includes: a case having an inlet and a outlet with an open top; a humidification reservoir disposed within the case, that produces mist and has an open top so that the produced mist rises therethrough; a blower fan disposed below the humidification reservoir, that creates an ascending air stream within the case; and a flow path heater disposed within the case, that heats the ascending air stream blown from the blower fan, wherein a discharge flow path is formed above the humidification reservoir, through which the ascending air stream and the mist produced in the humidification reservoir flow to the outlet, a blower flow path is formed inside the case, through which the ascending air stream blown from the blower fan flows to the discharge flow path, and the flow path heater is disposed in the blower flow path.