Abstract:
A siphon nozzle for an air blow gun includes at least one first body which has a through hole, a first end and a second end which is located opposite to the first end. The first end of the at least one first body has multiple first siphon holes which communicate with the through hole. The first end is threadedly connected with a nozzle and the second end is connected with a second body having second siphon holes, or connected with more bodies having siphon holes. The siphon holes suck air into the body to increase the flow volume of air.
Abstract:
A high volume, low pressure air system for atomizing a fluid, such as paint, includes, among other things, a variable jet venturi induction pump located within a sealed low pressure air tank for holding a relatively large volume of low pressure air generated by the induction pump which is coupled to a source of compressed air as well as ambient air and having a plurality of outlets which are adapted to be coupled to and feed low pressure air for powering a respective plurality of individual atomizing devices, such as spray guns, with the air tank being located a predetermined distance away from the atomizing devices so that overspray produced thereby is prevented from being fed along with the ambient air into the induction pump. The system also controls the supply of compressed air and can be equipped with a compressed air driven intake fan for turbo charging the ambient air fed to the jet venturi induction pump.
Abstract:
The invention is directed to improvements in existing liquid hand held spray guns which deliver liquid to a spray nozzle and have fixed or adjustable spray pattern adjustment of the liquid being dispensed from the nozzle. The improvements comprise the addition of a ball valve between the spray gun internal air flow passage and a container of liquid to be sprayed through the nozzle and a venturi assembly which attaches upstream in a series relationship between the pressurized air input to the gun and the source of pressurized air. The venturi assembly is adaptable to substantially all of the liquid spray guns of the type described and when installed reduces the pressure of the pressurized air entering the gun to 10 PSI or less to comply with governmental environmental pollution standards. With the venturi assembly attached to a given liquid spray gun, the ball valve is employed to provide a slight positive pressure to the container of liquid attached to the gun to control the flow of that liquid from the container into the nozzle. The use of the two assemblies together enhances the flow of liquid to the nozzle and provides environmental acceptable pressure standards to the now non-complying existing liquid spray guns.
Abstract:
Exemplary air amplifiers described herein can utilize a high-pressure stream of gas to accelerate a low-velocity stream of gas to provide a high-velocity, high-volume stream of gas. This high-velocity, high-volume stream of gas can generate unwanted noise as the high-velocity, high-volume stream of gas propagates through the air amplifier. The exemplary air amplifiers described herein can passively and/or actively suppress, for example, diminish, re-tune, or even completely cancel, the unwanted noise as the high-velocity, high-volume stream of gas propagates through these exemplary air amplifiers. The exemplary air amplifiers described herein can include one or more absorption materials to passively suppress the unwanted noise generated by the high-velocity, high-volume stream of gas. The exemplary air amplifiers described herein can generate multiple noise suppression waves to actively suppress the unwanted noise generated by the high-velocity, high-volume stream of gas. The multiple noise suppression waves can destructively combine with the unwanted noise generated by the high-velocity, high-volume stream of gas to suppress the unwanted noise.
Abstract:
A smoke and toxic gas suction removal-type firefighting nozzle device is disclosed. The smoke and toxic gas suction removal-type firefighting nozzle device includes a spray head configured to receive water supplied from a fire hose and spray the water forward through an inner passage, the spray head having a plurality of intake holes that opens the inner passage to the outside, and a gas introduction guider embedded in the spray head and configured to guide an inlet gas flowing into the spray head through the intake hole by the Venturi phenomenon implemented by the sprayed water such that the inlet gas is mixed with water.
Abstract:
A pressure washer includes a motor configured to drive a pump, a frame having first and second end portions, a handle having first and second end portions, and a rotating joint rotatably coupling the first end portion of the handle to the second end portion of the frame. The rotating joint includes a locking mechanism to selectively lock the position of the handle relative to the frame. The handle rotates between a storage position and an extended position. In the storage position, the second end portion of the handle is positioned near the first end portion of the frame such that the motor and the pump are located within a volume defined by the first and second end portions of the handle and the frame. In the extended position, the second end portion of the handle is spaced apart from the frame.
Abstract:
An air supply and control assembly for use with a spray gun comprises an assembly to couple a first source of pressurized air which controls the needle valve of a spray gun to a pilot valve connected to a second source of pressurized air to control delivery thereof to the spray gun atomizing component. The assembly includes a manifold connected by one port to the first source of air, by a second port to components operating the needle valve, and by a third port to a coupling passageway connected to the pilot valve. A check valve in the coupling passageway allows air from the first source to flow freely to a chamber in the pilot valve which, on receipt of air from the first source, opens to flow air from the second source to the atomizing component, and impedes return flow of air from the chamber back to the manifold after the first source of air has been discontinued which thereby keeps the pilot valve open to continue flow of air from the second source to the atomizing component for a selected time period until all of the air from the first source in the pilot valve chamber has escaped. The check valve is adjustable to alter the time delay of the pilot valve in closing. To provide a high volume low pressure (HVLP) supply of atomizing air to the atomizing component a venturi member draws ambient air in to combine with pressurized air from the second source.
Abstract:
A device using the Coanda effect by which a primary fluid of high velocity, small volume induces flow of a secondary fluid with the exhaust fluid being a combination of both fluids.