An effective implementation is shown for a height adjustment system for a plurality of spray guns used in a line striper.

A vaccine spray equipment includes a frame, a conveying device, a spray device and two liquid supply devices. The conveying device is disposed on the frame, and is configured to support and convey a chick frame. The spray device is provided on the frame and includes two rows of spray heads provided along the conveying direction perpendicular to the conveying device, the two rows of spray heads are provided side by side above the conveying device. The two liquid supply devices are provided on the frame. The two liquid supply devices are respectively connected to the two rows of spray heads in a one-to-one correspondence, and each of the liquid supply devices is configured to provide the spray device with vaccine suspension liquid.

A motorized misting hair dye applicator for dispersing a dye mist throughout the hair of a user employs a comb body having a plurality of teeth which each include an ultrasonic atomizer nozzle integral therewith. The comb body additionally includes a dye distribution system which allows stored liquid dye to be directed from a reservoir to each of the nozzles where the dye can be atomized into a mist. A momentary actuating button provides a manual switching interface which allows a user to selectively operate the dye distribution system so as to control the dispersal of dye mist from the nozzles. When a user combines this misting activity with the simple act of combing the teeth through their hair, the dye mist is dispersed throughout the portion of their hair being combed.

An electro-hydraulic actuation system for a sprayer comprises a hydraulic system, a hydraulic actuator, an electric actuator and a sprayer. The hydraulic system is for pressurizing a hydraulic fluid. The hydraulic actuator is powered by the hydraulic system. The electric actuator controls actuation of the hydraulic actuator by the hydraulic system. The sprayer is actuated by the hydraulic actuator.

A rotor-suspended boom sprayer includes a sprayer body, a pair of polygonal rollers mounted on the sprayer body, and two rotor wide spray booms which are respectively located on either side of the sprayer body when unfolded, the two rotor wide spray booms being unrolled and rolled up by the polygonal roller. Each rotor wide spray boom includes at least one electric motor, at least one propeller correspondingly connected to the electric motor, several sets of rotor spray boom units connected to each other, and several spraying heads provided on the rotor wide spray boom. A self-balancing fixed height system is provided on each rotor wide spray boom to acquire height information and regulate balance and height above the ground of the boom, and the sprayer body is equipped with a main control system connected to the polygonal roller, the electric motor, and the self-balancing fixed height system.

In an applicator assembly for applying a fluid in which the applicator assembly defines at least a portion of a flow path, the assembly may comprise an upstream fluid source, a downstream applicator for forming a point of application, a conduit generally connecting the fluid source to the applicator, an orifice structure defining an orifice opening configured such that fluid flowing along the flow path passes through the orifice opening, and an orifice inverting structure configured to reverse flow through the orifice opening of the orifice structure.

Provided is a chemical spraying device which can, even when a work vehicle travels on sloped work ground, rough roads or the like, spray a chemical onto crops onto which the chemical is to be sprayed, the spraying being performed without contact with the crops. A chemical spraying device capable of being mounted on a work vehicle is provided with: a chemical tank; chemical ejecting sections for ejecting a chemical supplied from the chemical tank; a plurality of first ejection support sections which have the chemical ejecting sections, extend in the top-bottom direction, and are oriented longitudinally; and a second ejection support section extending in the left-right direction from the chemical tank side and supporting the plurality of first ejection support sections. Each of the plurality of first ejection support sections is provided to be rockable about an axis extending in the front-rear direction relative to the second ejection support section.

An underground charging pile for new energy vehicle has a green plant, a buried pit, and a charging pile. The buried pit has a water storage device having two water storage tanks, each tank is communicated with the buried pit, a group of propulsion springs are fixed to the two water storage tanks, the two propulsion springs are fixedly provided with a pushing, an upper end of the charging pile is fixedly provided with a cover plate, a bottom of the charging pile is fixedly provided with a supporting plate, a lifting rod is fixed between a lower of the supporting plate and a lower of the buried pit, a water spraying device is arranged to two side walls of the buried pit.

A flow rate control valve has a waterproof function of a driving motor. The flow rate control valve is for transferring a fluid pumped by a water supply pump to a nozzle unit and a nozzle cleaning unit for cleaning the nozzle unit. The flow rate control valve includes al least one housing in which the fluid pumped by the water supply pump is accommodated, and at least one driving motor configured to change a communication area of each of the at least one housing, the nozzle unit, and the nozzle cleaning unit by rotation. At least one sealing adapter is formed between the at least one housing and the at least one driving motor so as to prevent the fluid from flowing into the at least one driving motor.

A dust suppression system has one or more fluid dischargers configured to discharge a fluid capable of suppressing generation of dust to a work area of a building by remote operation. The fluid discharger includes a discharge nozzle configured to discharge the fluid; a first swivel joint structure including a first rotating-side body connected to and supporting the discharge nozzle and a first fixed-side body rotatably supporting the first rotating-side body; a first electric linear motion mechanism including a first support part and a first movable part supported by the first support part in a linearly movable manner; and a first rotation mechanism configured to convert linear motion of the first movable part into rotational motion to rotationally displace the first rotating-side body. The dust suppression system can further reduce power consumption as well as can accurately discharge a fluid from a fluid discharger to a predetermined work area.