The present invention relates to a purification structure which prolongs a service life of the heat dissipator.
A conventional heat dissipator is an air conditioner fixed outdoors and including an air inlet and an air outlet so that air purifies and exhausts out of the air outlet from the air outlet. However, a temperature of the conventional heat dissipator cannot be reduced at present invention, thus increasing exterior temperature.
The present invention has arisen to mitigate and/or obviate the afore-described disadvantages.
The primary objective of the present invention is to provide a purification structure which prolongs a service life of the heat dissipator.
Further objective of the present invention is to provide a purification structure which filters and purifies air flowing through the heat dissipator, and the purification structure cools temperature of the heat dissipator.
Another objective of the present invention is to provide a purification structure which recycles the water in the heat dissipator by using the water collection device.
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a casing 10 including an air inlet 11 and an air outlet 12 which are arranged on two ends of the casing 10 respectively and communicates with each other, wherein the air outlet 12 corresponds to the inlet segment 51 of the heat dissipator 50;
an air filter 17 arranged on the air inlet 11 of the casing 10 and configured to filter air flowing through the air filter 17, wherein the air filter 17 is removably washed after the air flows through the air filter unsmoothly, and a size of the air filter 17 mates with those of the heat dissipator 50 and the casing 10;
a water mesh 18 including multiple orifices defined on the water mesh 18, wherein the water mesh 18 is accommodated between the air inlet 11 and the air outlet 12 of the casing 10 so that the air flows into and out of the water mesh 18, wherein the water mesh 18 is made of flexible material so as to be bent flexibly at any desired angles, the flexible material is a plastic sheet or a metal sheet, and a size of the water mesh 18 matches with that of the heat dissipator 50; and
a water distribution seat 13 secured on a top of the water mesh 18 and including an aperture 15 formed on a central position of a top of the water distribution seat 13, multiple passages 14 communicating with the aperture 15 so that water flows into the water mesh 18 via the multiple passages 14 from the aperture 15, thus purifying and cooling the air by using the water.
Thereby, when the air flows through the water mesh 18, heat of the heat dissipator 50 is dissipated so as to lower electricity consumption.
The purification structure A further comprises a water collection device 40 communicating with a bottom of the water mesh 18, and the water collection device 40 includes a water accommodation chamber 41 defined therein and configured to store the water flowing from the aperture 15, a pump 30 housed in the water collection device 40 and configured to output the water W, wherein the pump 30 has a water output segment 31 connecting with a guide tube 16 which communicates with the aperture 15 of the water distribution seat 13, such that the water W is outputted by the pump 30 to flow toward the aperture 15 via the guide tube 16, thus recycling the water W in the water collection device 40. The water collection device 40 further includes a water outlet 42 defined therein, a discharge valve 43 fixed outside the water collection device 40 and corresponding to the water outlet 42, such that the water W drains out the discharge valve 43 via the water outlet 42, after turning on the discharge valve 43. The water collection device 40 is made of plastic material or metal material.
The pump 30 is electrically coupled with an automatic on/off device 20, and the automatic on/off device 20 includes a temperature sensor 21 and a control switch 22, wherein the temperature sensor 21 is configured to sense an environment temperature so as to send a feedback signal (i.e. a sensed value of the environment sensor) to a circuit control panel of the pump 30, wherein when the environment temperature reaches set values, the circuit control panel sends an instruction to the control switch 22 so as to turn on/off the pump 30. For example, when the environment temperature lowers to a first set value, the circuit control panel sends the instruction to the control switch 22 so that the pump 30 turns off automatically; when the environment temperature raises to a second set value, the circuit control panel sends the instruction to the control switch 22 so that the pump 30 turns on automatically.
Thereby, the pump 30 turns on/off automatically, wherein when the water collection device 40 is frozen or lacks of the water, the pump 30 is powered off automatically.
The automatic on/off device 20 further includes an overload protection circuit 23 configured to protect the automatic on/off device 20 as electricity overloads, and the automatic on/off device 20 is electrically connected with a power supply of the heat dissipator 50.
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Accordingly, the purification structure A of the heat dissipator 50 filters and purifies air flowing through the heat dissipator 50, and the purification structure A cools temperature of the heat dissipator 50, thus prolonging a service life of the heat dissipator 50.
Preferably, the heat dissipator 50 recycles the water by using the water collection device 40.
When the air flows through the water mesh 18, its moistures increase so as to dissipate the heat and to lower the electricity consumption of the heat dissipator 50.
While the preferred embodiments of the invention have been set forth for the purpose of disclosure, modifications of the disclosed embodiments of the invention as well as other embodiments thereof may occur to those skilled in the art. Accordingly, the appended claims are intended to cover all embodiments which do not depart from the spirit and scope of the invention.
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20190056124 A1 | Feb 2019 | US |