Patent classifications
B05B5/1608
Electrostatic atomizer, mist generation method
Provided is an electrostatic atomizing device which performs atomization at low cost. An electrostatic atomizing device (M4) is installed in an atomization chamber (10) of a separation apparatus. The electrostatic atomizing device (M4) includes a plate-like inclined surface electrode (101) and a plate-like counter electrode (102) parallel to the surface electrode (101). A solution is diffused by diffusers (108) onto an upper end of the surface electrode (101). The solution flows down along a front surface of the surface electrode (101) while being spread in a thin film form, and is atomized by an electric field between the surface electrode (101) and the counter electrode (102).
Method and arrangement for transferring electrically conductive material in fluid form on a substrate to be printed
A method and an arrangement are disclosed for transferring electrically conductive material in fluid form onto a substrate. Said substrate is preheated to a first temperature, and of said electrically conductive material there is produced fluid electrically conductive material. The fluid electrically conductive material is sprayed onto the preheated substrate to form a pattern of predetermined kind. The substrate onto which said fluid electrically conductive material was sprayed is cooled to a third temperature, which is lower than the melting point of said electrically conductive material.
CLEANING DEVICE AND ELECTROSPINNING APPARATUS
According to one embodiment, a cleaning device cleans a nozzle provided on a nozzle head of an electrospinning apparatus. The device includes a storage part and a cleaning part. The storage part is box-shaped, and one surface of the storage part is open. The cleaning part is provided inside the storage part, is flexible, and is capable of holding a solution.
METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING AN EMITTER FOR ELECTROSPRAY GENERATORS
A first aspect of the present invention is related to a method for manufacturing an emitter for electrospray generators. The method comprising the steps of providing a substrate, presenting a plate and at least one protrusion, and then nanotexturizing the outer surface of the at least one protrusion. The present invention, according to a second aspect, also relates to the emitter resulting of the manufacturing method, the electrospray generator comprising the emitter according to the present invention and an electric space propulsion device comprising at least one electrospray generator thereof.
Electrostatic spray nozzle assembly
An air assisted electrostatic liquid spray nozzle assembly having a relatively long elongated nozzle body with a spray tip and surrounding air cap disposed at a downstream end of the nozzle body. The spray nozzle assembly includes an upstream electrode for connection to a high voltage electric source, an elongated feed tube, an electrically enhancing stinger, and the spray tip which are secured and retained by the air cap in electrically conductive relation to each other such that liquid passing through liquid passages of the electrode, feed tube, stinger, and spray tip is discharged in an electrostatically charged pattern of liquid particles. The air cap is removable to permit easy removal and replacement of the spray tip, stinger, and liquid feed tube.
Electrostatic nozzle and minimal quantity lubricating and grinding system for controllable jet
An electrostatic nozzle and a minimal quantity lubricating and grinding system for a controllable jet. An electrostatic nozzle includes a nozzle core, an upper nozzle body being connected above the nozzle core; an empty space being formed between the upper nozzle body and the nozzle core for storing compressed air and decompression; a lower nozzle body being connected below the nozzle core; a gas-liquid mixing chamber, an acceleration chamber, and a nozzle outlet being sequentially disposed inside the nozzle core from top to bottom; and micro-convex bodies being evenly arranged on an inner wall of the acceleration chamber.
AIR-ASSISTED ULTRASONIC MAGNETIZATION ELECTROSTATIC NOZZLE
The present disclosure provides an air-assisted ultrasonic magnetization electrostatic nozzle, and belongs to the technical field of agricultural equipment. The air-assisted ultrasonic magnetization electrostatic nozzle includes a Laval tube, a liquid inlet section, a charging electrode plate, and a resonant cavity. After being accelerated by the Laval tube, an air impacts a liquid that enters through the liquid inlet section arranged at an outlet end of the Laval tube. The liquid is impacted into fine droplets and the fine droplets are positively electrified after passing through the charging electrode plate arranged at an outlet end of the liquid inlet section, to obtain electrified droplets. The electrified droplets enter the resonant cavity and are magnetized, to obtain magnetized droplets. The magnetized droplets are atomized and sprayed out by a metal film arranged at an outlet end of the resonant cavity. In the present disclosure, with the arrangement a metal oscillator, the Laval tube, and the charging electrode plate, the atomized droplets are magnetized and electrified, so that the atomized droplets are more effectively adsorbed on plants in an aeroponic chamber, to accelerate the root system growth of aeroponically propagated crops. With the arrangement of a temperature-regulating device, airflows with different temperatures can be output according to the temperature of the aeroponic chamber, so as to regulate the environmental temperature and promote the rapid growth of the plants.
CONTROLLING MENISCUS POSITION FOR MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMIC METAL MANUFACTURING
Devices, systems, and methods are directed to applying magnetohydrodynamic forces to liquid metal to eject liquid metal along a controlled pattern, such as a controlled three-dimensional pattern as part of additive manufacturing of an object. Electric current delivered to a meniscus of the liquid metal in a quiescent state can be directed to exert a pullback force on the liquid metal. The pullback force can be sufficient to draw the liquid metal, in the quiescent state, in a direction toward the nozzle to reduce the likelihood of unintended wetting of surfaces of the nozzle between uses of the nozzle.
High-Dielectric Compositions for Particle Formation and Methods of Forming Particles Using Same
A high dielectric contrast composition for particle formation that includes a high dielectric solvent, and a polymer dissolved into the high dielectric solvent. A method of forming particles including dissolving a polymer in a high dielectric solvent to form a high dielectric composition, and dielectrophoretically spinning the high dielectric composition in an electric field to form particles.
Method of preparing large-area, three-dimensional graphene transparent electrode using electrospray process and large-area, three-dimensional graphene transparent electrode prepared therefrom
Provided are a method of preparing a large-area, three-dimensional graphene transparent electrode using an electrospray deposition method and a large-area, three-dimensional graphene transparent electrode prepared therefrom. More particularly, the present invention is related to a method of preparing a large-area, three-dimensional graphene transparent electrode using an electrospray deposition method, which may easily prepare a large-area graphene transparent electrode having high transparency and conductivity through an electrospray process and may obtain effects, which may not be realized in a two-dimensional transparent electrode prepared by a typical method such as CVD, due to a three-dimensional stack structure in which graphene is arranged perpendicular to a substrate, and a large-area, three-dimensional graphene transparent electrode prepared therefrom.