Ultrasonic Humidifier Manufacturer
Ultrasonic humidifiers produce a cool mist without boiling water. They consume very little electricity and are quiet. They do, however, disperse bacteria and mold spores into the air.
Minerals from the water are propelled into the air and can settle on surfaces or get into lungs, where they may cause damage (like in this Ultrasonic Humidifier Manufacturer case). They are also a potential health hazard for young children.
Transducer
A transducer is a device that responds to a physical change and transforms it into an electrical signal. The first stage is the sensing element, which reacts to a particular factor like strain or displacement (linear or angular). This generates an output that’s proportional to the input. This is then converted into a usable electrical signal by the sensor and signal conditioning electronics.
Some of these signals are more complicated than others, but they always convert one form of energy to another. For example, the sensor in a compass reacts to magnetic field changes. But it’s not just a magnetic sensor, it also detects electric current flowing through the conductor and manipulates that into a usable output.
The sensor in a humidifier does the same thing. It turns a physical signal into a useful electrical signal that a computer can read. This means that the humidifier will automatically adjust to the desired humidity level. This makes it easy to use and saves you from constantly having to refill the tank or wasting water. However, this type of humidity control is only effective if the humidifier is kept clean. For this reason, it’s important to clean the humidifier regularly and disinfect it using a 3% solution of hydrogen peroxide. Also, never fill the humidifier through its discharge piping outlet because doing so can cause it to overfill and shut off.
Water Tank
A humidifier uses ultrasonic waves to create water droplets in a reservoir that are then released into the air. These tiny droplets evaporate into water vapor, moisturizing the surrounding air. The ultrasonic technology is more effective than traditional evaporative models, which require heat to evaporate the water. As an added benefit, these ultrasonic units are quieter and use less electricity.
The water tank is made of any suitable plastic material, preferably transparent or translucent so that a person can easily view the water level therein. It has a handle formed at the top for carrying and removal, and an opening at the lower end which functions as both a filling port and an exit port.
Unlike conventional electric ultrasonic humidifiers, this unit is not powered by electricity but rather by high-frequency electronic oscillations. These oscillations cause the diaphragm to vibrate, causing it to produce fine particles of water. These particles are then blown to the humidification space by an air duct. This air is then cooled to prevent condensation and humidify the atmosphere.
In some embodiments, the humidifier includes two water tanks instead of a single one. The tanks are positioned such that they will begin to empty their water supply in a staggered sequence. This arrangement is advantageous in that it allows the tanks to be refilled at a more efficient rate. The way that this is accomplished may take on a number of different forms but all involve positioning the tanks so that they have a protrusion at their bottoms which engages and opens a valve.
Atomization Disc
A humidifier’s atomization disc (or transducer) converts high-frequency electronic vibration into mechanical energy. This energy travels through the liquid, creating standing waves that break down water molecules into fine mist particles that are then emitted into the air. This process uses no heat, making it more environmentally friendly than other spray methods that rely on thermal heating and chemical reagents. The atomization plate of a humidifier is also more durable and resistant to oxidation than other types of sprayers.
In rotary atomizers, the liquid flows radially from one surface of the atomizing disk to another. As the liquid is pushed toward the edge of the disc, it interacts with gas to form a sheet that later on disintegrates into droplets. The size of the droplets is controlled by the rotational speed.
The atomizer has throughgoing holes 4. In a preferable embodiment, the throughgoing holes 4 are curved. These curved slots allow for different flow of the liquid over the different rotary discs and the formation of droplets that do not substantially intermix or at least minimally mix.
The resulting intersecting sound waves create uniform spray particles that are absorbed quickly by the flow of air in the room or duct, eliminating condensation. The small diameter of the resulting spray particles allows them to be dissolved more easily in water or other liquids and to evaporate quickly into the air, forming a clean and soft moist stream. This makes them an ideal choice for industrial humidification.
Mist Outlet
An ultrasonic humidifier produces water droplets that silently exit the humidifier in Ultrasonic Humidifier supplier the form of a cool mist. This mist helps soothe itchy throats, irritated sinuses and allergies. It also helps to ease common cold and flu symptoms. The mist is odorless, safe and non-toxic.
Another advantage of an ultrasonic humidifier is that it does not generate any heat to produce the mist. This makes it safer than many evaporative humidifiers that use heat to evaporate the water and send water vapor into the air. The only drawback of an ultrasonic humidifier is that any impurities present in the reservoir, including minerals from hard water, will be propelled into the air as well. This will result in a sticky white dust on nearby objects and furniture. Additionally, if pathogens are growing in the stagnant water, they will be dispersed into the air as well.
This Honeywell top fill ultrasonic humidifier features a wide tank opening that flips open, making it easy to refill from the tank or sink. It also has an essential oil tray and a dual directional mist outlet with movement in two directions. The mist output can be adjusted using the variable mist control and it even comes with two replaceable antimicrobial filters.