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| titleOfInvention | Carbonate spring generation method and apparatus |
| abstract | [PROBLEMS] To produce a 1000 ppm carbonate spring that is considered to be highly effective in hot water at around 40 ° C. suitable for bathing, a large amount of carbon dioxide in warm water escapes into the atmosphere as bubbles even with a slight impact. There was a problem. This is not only economically problematic, but also has the risk of bathers becoming poisoned by carbon dioxide. SOLUTION: A pump 3 is used to circulate bath water or foot bath water into a pressure vessel 12 filled with carbon dioxide pressure, dissolve the carbon dioxide gas efficiently, generate a carbonated spring, and return it to the bathtub or foot tub. In the course of performing, the pressure of the high pressure carbonate spring discharged from the pressure vessel is gradually reduced by the pressure reduction mechanism 27 made of a porous member or a pressure reduction mechanism without a sudden change in cross-sectional area, thereby preventing the impact on the carbonate spring. It can prevent the vaporization of carbon dioxide more than necessary. In addition, a pressure reducing mechanism is provided at the supply port (exit) of the carbonated spring so that the pressure reducing device 27 can be easily cleaned and replaced. [Selection] Figure 1 |
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