Flush Valve Toilet

Abstract

A flush toilet that includes an air reservoir having an interior diaphragm installed inside a tank in the toilet. The air reservoir has a hydraulic pressure maintained by a water supply coming from a conduit. At least two propulsion jets are located in a bottom portion of a toilet bowl. These propulsion jets are capable of ejecting contents of the bowl into a siphon upon activation of a flush mechanism. Furthermore, a double water-supply pipe system is located between a valve and the tank. The double water-supply pipe system includes a first pipe that extends from the valve to orifices in the bottom of the toilet bowl. A second pipe is connected at substantially 90° to the first pipe and extends from the first pipe to a rim of the toilet bowl.

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       7 . A flush toilet comprised of: 
 an air reservoir having an interior diaphragm installed inside a tank in the toilet, the air reservoir having a hydraulic pressure maintained by a water supply coming from a conduit;    at least two propulsion jets located in a bottom portion of a toilet bowl, the at least two propulsion jets capable of ejecting contents of the bowl into a siphon upon activation of a flush mechanism; and    a double water-supply pipe system located between a valve and the tank, the double water-supply pipe system including a first pipe extending from the valve to orifices in the bottom of the toilet bowl, and a second pipe connected at substantially 90° to the first pipe, the second pipe extending from the first pipe to a rim of the toilet bowl.    
   
   
       8 . The flush toilet of  claim 7 , wherein: 
 the toilet bowl has a base; and    at least two orifices are defined in the base of the toilet bowl to allow the toilet to be anchored to a floor.    
   
   
       9 . The flush toilet of  claim 7 , wherein a handle is attached to a wall of the tank, the handle capable of activating flush mechanism.  
   
   
       10 . A system for hanging a toilet onto a wall, the system comprised of: 
 a plurality of hangers attached to the toilet and connected to the wall;    a removable toilet lid mounted to the wall, the removable lid having a top that is held in place by a flat hook secured to the wall, and a bottom that is secured to the toilet;    a drain acting as a conduit between a toilet siphon and a sewer line, the drain secured to the siphon which is equipped with a sealing cushion;    the drain, siphon and sewer line being held in place by a flexible sealed coupling; and    the sealing cushion holding the toilet in place on the wall.    
   
   
       11 . A toilet flush valve comprised of: 
 a first part and a second part secured about a diaphragm;    a pipe integral with the second part;    a ball valve located within the pipe, the ball valve capable of activating the flush mechanism.    
   
   
       12 . The valve of  claim 11 , wherein the pipe is attached to a flush control handle.  
   
   
       13 . The valve of  claim 11 , wherein: 
 an adjustable valve is installed in the pipe;    the adjustable valve capable of interacting with the diaphragm so as to close the flush mechanism.    
   
   
       14 . The valve of  claim 11 , wherein: 
 the diaphragm acts as a sealing cushion between the first and second part; and    the diaphragm pushes up or down depending on variations in hydraulic pressure, thereby starting or stopping the flush mechanism.    
   
   
       15 . The valve of  claim 11 , wherein a plug including a plurality of guide vanes is affixed to the diaphragm.  
   
   
       16 . The valve of  claim 11 , wherein: 
 a tubular vault houses a pressure spring located on the diaphragm; and    a first and second conduit intersect at the vault.    
   
   
       17 . A flushing mechanism for a flush toilet, the flushing mechanism comprised of: 
 a handle attached to a wall of a toilet tank, the handle capable of activating the flush mechanism;    a handle cover attached to the wall of the toilet tank in proximity to the handle;    an adjustable central union block located in the toilet, the central union block connecting a flush valve with the handle;    a chassis located in a slot between a central block and a washer, the chassis capable of limited rotation so as to operate the flush mechanism;    a least one tension spring in communication with the handle; and    a plurality of orifices located within the chassis for adjusting an extension angle bracket, thereby sealing the ball valve.    
   
   
       18 . A system for anchoring a toilet to a floor, the system comprised of an anchoring rod, including a first bushing, inserted into a top of the toilet, the anchoring rod secured to a second bushing attached to a connector to hold the toilet to the floor.  
   
   
       19 . The system of  claim 18 , wherein the connector is a bolt.  
   
   
       20 . The system of  claim 18 , wherein the first and second bushing are hexagonal in shape.