AN ANTI-DRIP NOZZLE SYSTEM

Abstract

The invention is an anti-drip nozzle system (1) that, through the movement of the piston (11), enables the plug (17) to press against the seat ring (19), thereby closing the flow line (20) and stopping the flow of the fluid from the nozzle. Conversely, when the plug (17) is retracted, it opens the flow line (20), allowing the fluid to flow from the nozzle.

Claims

1. An anti-drip nozzle system (1) that prevents dripping by opening and closing a flow line (20) near a nozzle tip (15), characterized in that; in order to prevent uncontrolled dripping, enable automated serial filling and dispensing, and allow for the opening and closing of the flow line (20) near the nozzle tip (15) through the movement of a piston (11), the anti-drip nozzle system (1) comprising: at least one plug slot (17.1) through which the fluid from a piston tube (12) passes through a plug (17) and at least one plug face (17.2) that presses against and lifts off from the seat ring (19) to open and close the flow line (20).

2. The anti-drip nozzle system (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that; comprising at least one gap (18) through which the fluid from previous sections of the flow line (20) passes through the seat ring (19) to reach the nozzle tip (15), creating space between the plug (17) and the seat ring (19) when the plug (17) is retracted for the fluid to flow.

3. The anti-drip nozzle system (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that; comprising at least one seat ring (19) that, as a result of the movement of the plug (17) and seating on the plug face (17.2), allows for the opening and closing of the flow line (20).

4. The anti-drip nozzle system (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that; in order to cut off the flow line (20) and ensure sealing; a plug face diameter (R1) is larger than the inside diameter of the seat ring (19), or both diameters are equal, or the plug (17) and the seat ring (19) are conical in shape.

5. The anti-drip nozzle system (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that; the flow line (20) comprises of the following components through which the fluid to be filled passes respectively: mixing chamber (10), piston (11), piston tube (12), plug (17), plug slot (17.1), gap (18), seat ring (19), and nozzle tip (15).

6. The anti-drip nozzle system (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that; comprising at least one nozzle tip adapter (16) that connects the nozzle tip (15) and the body tube (14) with each other.

7. The anti-drip nozzle system (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that; in order to provide movement of the piston tube (12) and the plug (17), comprising: at least one cylinder (13) in which the piston (11) moves, and at least one piston (11) placed in the said cylinder (13).

8. The anti-drip nozzle system (1) according to claim 7, characterized in that; in order to provide movement of the piston (11), comprising: at least one compressed air inlet/outlet (13.1) on the cylinder (13).

9. The anti-drip nozzle system (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that; comprising at least one mixing chamber (10) that accommodates the fluid.

10. The anti-drip nozzle system (1) according to claim 9, characterized in that; comprising at least one piston tube (12) through which the fluid from the mixing chamber (10) passes until it reaches the plug slot (17.1).

11. The anti-drip nozzle system (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that; comprising a plug face (17.2) that presses against the upper part of the nozzle tip (15) to open and close the flow line (20).

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

[0007] FIG. 1 shows an external view of the anti-drip nozzle system.

[0008] FIG. 2 shows a cross-sectional view (E-E section) of the anti-drip nozzle system with the plug in the retracted position.

[0009] FIG. 3 shows a cross-sectional view (E-E section) of the anti-drip nozzle system with the plug in the extended position.

[0010] FIG. 4 shows a close-up cross-sectional view (E-E section) of the anti-drip nozzle system with the plug in the retracted position.

[0011] FIG. 5 shows a close-up cross-sectional view (E-E section) of the anti-drip nozzle system with the plug in the extended position.

REFERENCE NUMBERS

[0012] 1 Anti-drip nozzle system [0013] 10 Mixing chamber [0014] 11 Piston [0015] 12 Piston tube [0016] 13 Cylinder [0017] 13.1 Compressed air inlet/outlet [0018] 14 Body tube [0019] 15 Nozzle tip [0020] 16 Nozzle tip adapter [0021] 17 Plug [0022] 17.1 Plug slot [0023] 17.2 Plug face [0024] 18 Gap [0025] 19 Seat ring [0026] 20 Flow line [0027] R1 Plug face diameter [0028] R2 Seat ring inner diameter

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0029] The invention relates to an anti-drip nozzle system (1) that provides the function of closing the flow line (20) passing through the plug slot (17.1) and stopping the material flow as a result of the plug (17) at the end of the piston (11) pressing the seat ring (19) with the movement of the piston (11). Conversely, opening the flow line (20) passing through the plug slot (17.1) and starting the material flow from the nozzle tip (15) as a result of the plug (17) at the end of the piston (11) being separated from the seat ring (19) by pulling back the piston (11).

[0030] The anti-drip nozzle system (1) of the invention primarily comprises; at least one mixing chamber (10) that accommodates the fluid to be dispensed or filled, a piston (11) connected to said mixing chamber (10), at least one cylinder (13) surrounding the piston (11), at least one piston tube (12) connected to the piston (11), at least one compressed air inlet/outlet (13.1) in the said cylinder (13), at least one body tube (14) preferably connected to the said cylinder (13), followed by at least one nozzle tip adapter (16) preferably connected to the said body tube (14), followed by at least one nozzle tip (15) preferably connected to the nozzle tip adapter (16), and at least one plug (17) preferably connected to the end portion of the said piston tube (12).

[0031] The mentioned mixing chamber (10) is preferably designed with a cylinder geometry and serves to supply the nozzle system with the fluid it contains. Alternatively, the nozzle system can be fed through a continuous or intermittent flow connection instead of the mixing chamber (10).

[0032] The mentioned cylinder (13), preferably connected to the mixing chamber (10) in continuation and typically having a cylindrical geometry, includes at least one compressed air inlet/outlet (13.1) and at least one piston (11) within it.

[0033] The mentioned piston (11) is positioned inside the cylinder (13) to move forward and backward. At the end of the said piston (11), preferably connected to the piston (11), there is preferably at least one piston tube (12) preferably with cylindrical geometry, through which the fluid will flow.

[0034] The said piston tube (12) comprises at least one plug (17) preferably with cylindrical geometry, preferably connected to its end. The said plug (17), which has at least one plug slot (17.1) through which the fluid will flow, comprises at least one plug face (17.2), preferably having a flat or conical geometry, which closes the flow line (20) by pressing the seat ring (19). In addition, a gap (18) is formed between the plug (17) and the seat ring (19) by retracting the plug (17) so that the fluid coming from the plug slot (17.1) passes through the seat ring (19) and reaches the nozzle tip (15). The said seat ring (19), through which the fluid passes, is preferably made of a non-metallic material and preferably with a cylindrical geometry and is preferably placed on the nozzle tip (15). The body tube (14), preferably with a cylindrical geometry, is preferably connected to the cylinder (13) and is outside the piston tube (12) and extends to the nozzle tip adapter (16). The said nozzle tip adapter (16), preferably has a cylindrical geometry, connects the nozzle tip (15) to the body tube (14). However, the nozzle tip (15) can be directly connected to the body tube (14) instead of using the nozzle tip adapter (16).

[0035] The fluid in the mixing chamber (10) passes through the flow line (20) formed by the piston tube (12), the plug slot (17.1), the gap (18), the seat ring (19) and the nozzle tip (15) respectively. The compressed air sent from the compressed air inlet/outlets (13.1) on the cylinder (13) enables the forward-backward movement of the piston (11) inside the cylinder (13). When the piston (11) is retracted, the plug (17) connected to the piston tube (12) separates from the seat ring (19) and opens the flow line (20). In this case, the fluid coming from the mixing chamber (10) passes through the flow line (20) formed by the gap (18) in the middle of the piston (11), the piston tube (12), the plug slot (17.1) on the plug (17), the gap (18) in the nozzle tip adapter (16), the seat ring (19) and the nozzle tip (15) and is dispensed into the desired location.

[0036] With the forward movement of the piston (11), the plug (17) connected to the piston tube (12) presses the seat ring (19) cuts off the flow line (20). In order to cut off the flow line (20) and ensure sealing, the plug face diameter (R1) must be larger than or equal to the seat ring inner diameter (R2). Additionally, the plug (17) and the seat ring (19) can have a conical shape. In this way, the plug face (17.2) or the conical surface of the plug (17) closes the seat ring (19) in such a way that there is no gap, as a result of this, passing the fluid, coming from the previous parts of the flow line (20), passing through the seat ring (19) to the nozzle tip (15) is prevented.

[0037] Here, it is also possible for the plug face (17.2) to close the flow line (20) by pressing the upper part of the nozzle tip (15) instead of the seat ring (19). By closing the flow line (20) near the nozzle tip (15), uncontrolled dripping of the fluid after dispensing and filling processes is prevented. The forward and backward movement of the piston (11) is preferably achieved through compressed air. However, it can also be accomplished using a hydraulic system or an electric motor. Furthermore, in the present invention, the opening and closing operation of the flow line (20) can be performed manually as well as by automation. This enables more efficient use of dispensed and filled materials and allows for serial production in dispensing and filling processes.

[0038] The description of an embodiment illustrating the use of the described anti-drip nozzle system (1) in the specification is provided for ease of understanding, but it should be noted that present invention is not limited solely to this application and can be clearly seen by a person skilled in the art. Furthermore, the terms forward and backward used in the description are based on the orientation or positional relationships depicted in the figures and are solely used for the clarity and ease of description of the technical solution. Therefore, they should not be understood as a limitation of the present disclosure.