Inner pressure rupture type liquid drop forcibly dispersing container
Abstract
Abstract PURPOSE:To obtain a forcibly dispersing container to concentrate and sprinkle medicine such as a fire extinguishing agent or an insecticide, etc., over a wide range in a desired direction in a short time by providing the ring-shaped grooves of plural stream, which are mutually parallel and formed by cutting the central part of an outer cylinder in an axial direction from an outside by prescribed depth, and the axial direction grooves of plural stream to be cut by prescribed depth so as to be distributed in a circular direction with the ring-shaped grooves between. CONSTITUTION:For an inner pressure rupture type liquid drop forcibly dispersing container, when inner pressure rapidly rises up, a cylindrical cell 1, plural ring-shaped grooves 3 and plural axial direction grooves 4 to be mechanically weak point parts or adhesive layers 9A and 9B, etc., are almost simultaneously broken or peeled off and the container is destroyed. Thus, since the inner pressure is released and high pressure gas supplied or generated in the container is speedily expanded, medicine 7 in the container is dispersed into the fine liquid drop, accelerated by an expanding air current and forcibly dispersed into external air together with the broken pieces of the broken container. Since the destruction in the part of the axial direction groove 4 with the ring-shaped groove 3 between is equipped with inclination to be contributed for dispersing the medicine to the intermediate area between the both grooves, according to where and how extend the positions and destruction intensity of these weak point parts are set, the medicine can be forcibly dispersed in the desired direction.
Inventors
- 👤 Shiro Naruse
- 👤 成瀬 志郎
- 👤 Kenji Isoishi
- 👤 磯石 健治
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