A spray head adapted for connection to a supply of fluid. The head includes a body to receive the supply of fluid and a number of conical mixing volumes, in fluid connection with the body and supply of fluid, each conical mixing volume having an outlet. Each conical mixing volume includes at least one first inlet for a flow of fluid into the conical mixing volume at an angle to a conical axis thereof, and at least one second inlet for a flow of fluid into the conical mixing volume substantially parallel to the conical axis. There is a valve disposed upstream of the conical mixing volumes, the valve adapted to divide and vary the supply of fluid flow between the at least one first inlet and the at least one second inlet, which in turn varies the output of the fluid from the outlet of the conical mixing volumes.

The invention relates to a spray mist nozzle, in particular an open high-pressure spray mist nozzle for firefighting systems, having a housing which is configured with an extinguishing fluid inlet and is configured with multiple recesses for receiving an exchangeable nozzle insert, such a nozzle insert being inserted into one, multiple/plural or all the recesses. The nozzle insert has a main body with a longitudinal axis that has in the longitudinal axis a spray mist outlet for the extinguishing fluid. An exchangeable swirl body is arranged in the main body and is configured to swirl the extinguishing fluid prior to the latter exiting from the spray mist outlet. The spray mist outlet has a minimum opening cross section, and has a widened exit cross section downstream of the minimum opening cross section, wherein a transition from the minimum opening cross section to the exit cross section runs along a convexly curved surface.

The invention relates to a fluid spray nozzle which is intended to be mounted on a distribution receptacle, the nozzle comprising at least one fluid inlet capillary extending longitudinally along an axis, a supply means to receive the fluid from the at least one inlet capillary in order to supply it to a pillar comprising at least two pipes, the pipes extending longitudinally along the axis A1 and being radially offset relative to the axis, at least two turbulence channels in fluid connection with the at least two pipes, a turbulence chamber for receiving the fluid coming tangentially from the at least two turbulence channels in order to supply at least one spray opening having axial symmetry and a constant cross-section s, the chamber having a cross-section decreasing towards the opening and having a maximum cross-section S and a maximum diameter, the ratio of the cross-section s of the spray opening to the maximum cross-section S of the turbulence chamber is 1%≤s/S≤20%.

The invention relates to a spray head for a device for dispensing a fluid product, having a body provided with a spray orifice, a central channel being connected to the spray orifice via a spray profile having a vortex chamber arranged directly upstream of the spray orifice, the spray profile having at least two curved channels extending from the central channel to the vortex chamber, each curved channel connected non-radially to the vortex chamber, to form a spray exiting the spray orifice, each curved channel having a convex shape, diverging laterally outwards from the central channel, and then from an inflection point, returning laterally inwards towards the vortex chamber.

A water outlet structure for fine-gentle atomized particle water comprises a water inlet cavity, a first arc acceleration track, a side flushing cavity, a second arc acceleration track, and a water outlet hole. A first end of the first arc acceleration track is connected to a side wall of the water inlet cavity, a second end of the first arc acceleration track is connected to a first end of the side flushing cavity, and a second end of the side flushing cavity is connected to the second arc acceleration track. The water outlet hole is disposed on a circle center of the second arc acceleration track. The present disclosure further provides a shower and a kitchen shower comprising the water outlet structure.

A water-fertilizer-pesticide integrated multifunctional irrigation spray head, mainly including a first spray hole, a second spray hole, a spray head cap, a spray head body, an atomization core, water passing holes, springs, cover sheets, a pipe connector, water outlet holes, a throat cavity, a chamfered groove, and a helical groove. The spray head is configured as a double-flow channel structure. The spray head body and the atomization core are provided in the spray head cap. The atomization core is provided in an inner cavity of the spray head body and is threadedly connected. The bottom of the spray head body is provided with cover sheets, each of the cover sheets is connected by a respective one of the springs. When the working pressure is a low pressure, the cover sheets are in an open state, and the liquid is sprayed by means of two flow channels.

A water-fertilizer-pesticide integrated multifunctional irrigation spray head, mainly including a first spray hole, a second spray hole, a spray head cap, a spray head body, an atomization core, water passing holes, springs, cover sheets, a pipe connector, water outlet holes, a throat cavity, a chamfered groove, and a helical groove. The spray head is configured as a double-flow channel structure. The spray head body and the atomization core are provided in the spray head cap. The atomization core is provided in an inner cavity of the spray head body and is threadedly connected. The bottom of the spray head body is provided with cover sheets, each of the cover sheets is connected by a respective one of the springs. When the working pressure is a low pressure, the cover sheets are in an open state, and the liquid is sprayed by means of two flow channels.

The method is for discharging water through a faucet. The nozzle is attachable to a faucet and switchable between a spray-mode and a mist-mode. An inner cavity has filters and a water rotating device. The housing has an opening defined therein in fluid communication with the inner cavity and grooves and an orifice at a bottom portion thereof. The second filter is disposed below the opening. When in the spray-mode, water flows out through the opening and through grooves and is discharged as spray and mist at a bottom of nozzle. When switched to the mist mode, water only flow through the second filter but not through the opening. Water flows through the water rotating device to create a rotation of the water and the rotating water is discharged through the orifice as mist.

A water outlet structure for fine-gentle atomized particle water comprises a water inlet cavity, a first arc acceleration track, a side flushing cavity, a second arc acceleration track, and a water outlet hole. A first end of the first arc acceleration track is connected to a side wall of the water inlet cavity, a second end of the first arc acceleration track is connected to a first end of the side flushing cavity, and a second end of the side flushing cavity is connected to the second arc acceleration track. The water outlet hole is disposed on a circle center of the second arc acceleration track. The present disclosure further provides a shower and a kitchen shower comprising the water outlet structure.

A spray head adapted for connection to a supply of fluid. The head includes a body to receive the supply of fluid and a number of conical mixing volumes, in fluid connection with the body and supply of fluid, each conical mixing volume having an outlet. Each conical mixing volume includes at least one first inlet for a flow of fluid into the conical mixing volume at an angle to a conical axis thereof, and at least one second inlet for a flow of fluid into the conical mixing volume substantially parallel to the conical axis. There is a valve disposed upstream of the conical mixing volumes, the valve adapted to divide and vary the supply of fluid flow between the at least one first inlet and the at least one second inlet, which in turn varies the output of the fluid from the outlet of the conical mixing volumes.