Global Patent Index - EP 0282616 B1

EP 0282616 B1 19891004 - ULTRASONIC LIQUID SPRAYER

Title (en)

ULTRASONIC LIQUID SPRAYER

Publication

EP 0282616 B1 19891004 (DE)

Application

EP 87103907 A 19870317

Priority

EP 87103907 A 19870317

Abstract (en)

[origin: US4796807A] An ultransonic atomizer for liquids comprises a piezoelectric transducer (16) mechanically coupled to an amplitude transformer (20), an atomizing disk (21) mounted to the free end of the amplitude transformer (20), a housing (22) enclosing at least the amplitude transformer (20) and a cap (30) supporting a sieve-like diaphragm (31). The cap (30) is so mounted to the housing (22) that the diaphragm (31) rests on the atomizing disk (21). The cap (30) consists of two mutually concentric cap parts (32, 33) of which one (32) supports the diaphragm (31) and the second (33) serves to mount the entire cap (30) on the housing (22). A spring (36) is so mounted between the two cap parts (32, 33) that the sieve-like diaphragm (31) is held elastically against the atomizing disk (21) and that the opposing force from the spring (36) thereby is transmitted into the second cap part (33) fixed in the housing. Such a liquid-atomizer is characterized in that the diaphragm (31) always rests with a precisely defined prestressing on the atomizing disk (21), whereby operational reliablity heretofore not yet achieved with the previous ultrasonic liquid atomizers is obtained.

IPC 1-7

B05B 17/06

IPC 8 full level

B05B 17/06 (2006.01); B06B 1/06 (2006.01)

CPC (source: EP US)

B05B 17/0623 (2013.01 - EP US); B05B 17/063 (2013.01 - EP US)

Designated contracting state (EPC)

AT BE CH DE FR GB IT LI LU NL SE

DOCDB simple family (publication)

EP 0282616 A1 19880921; EP 0282616 B1 19891004; AT E46836 T1 19891015; BR 8800272 A 19880927; DE 3760650 D1 19891109; JP S63252569 A 19881019; US 4796807 A 19890110

DOCDB simple family (application)

EP 87103907 A 19870317; AT 87103907 T 19870317; BR 8800272 A 19880125; DE 3760650 T 19870317; JP 975188 A 19880121; US 16713688 A 19880311