Sanitary device for urinal and toilet flush system
Abstract
A flush system for toilet, urinal or the like includes a valve body having a water inlet, a water outlet, and a water chamber, a valve seat, an actuation device, and a sanitary device. The sanitary device includes a container body mounted on the valve body for replaceably receiving a sanitary agent therein. The container body has a lower sanitary opening communicating the container body with the water outlet of the valve body. When the valve seat is in a flushing position, a portion of the flush water is guided to flow into the container body through the sanitary opening for mixing with the sanitary agent so as to form a cleansing solution. After the valve seat is returned to an idle position, the cleansing solution is released by gravity for flowing towards the water outlet through the sanitary opening to sanitize the toilet, urinal or the like.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A flush system for a toilet, urinal or the like, comprising:
a valve body having a water inlet, a water outlet, and a water chamber communicating between said water inlet and said water outlet; a valve seat supported in said valve body to move between a normal idle position and a flushing position, wherein at said idle position, said valve seat is sealed at said water chamber for retaining a water pressure within said water chamber so as to block a flush water flowing from said water inlet to said water outlet, and at said flushing position, said valve seat is moved to relief said water pressure for allowing said flush water flowing out through said water outlet so as to complete a flushing operation; an actuation device supported by said valve body to operatively move said valve seat to said flushing position; and a sanitary device comprising a container body mounted on said valve body, wherein said container body has an upper sanitary chamber for receiving a sanitary agent therein and a lower sanitary opening communicating said container body with said water outlet of said valve body, wherein at said flushing position, a portion of said flush water is guided to flow into said container body through said sanitary opening for mixing with said sanitary agent so as to form a cleansing solution, and after said valve seat is returned back to said idle position, said cleansing solution within said container body is released by gravity for flowing towards said water outlet through said sanitary opening after said flushing operation is completed.
2 . The flush system, as recited in claim 1 , wherein said sanitary device further comprises a water divider extended through said sanitary opening towards said water outlet of said valve body for guiding said flush water to flow into said container body when said flush water passes through said water outlet.
3 . The flush system, as recited in claim 2 , wherein said water divider is transversely extended within said sanitary opening to divide said sanitary opening into an upper water collecting inlet for guiding said flush water into said container body and a lower water discharge outlet for releasing said cleansing solution to said water outlet.
4 . The flush system, as recited in claim 1 , wherein said sanitary device further has an air check valve provided on said container body for releasing air within said container body to an exterior of said container body when said flush water is filled in said container body.
5 . The flush system, as recited in claim 2 , wherein said sanitary device further has an air check valve provided on said container body for releasing air within said container body to an exterior of said container body when said flush water is filled in said container body.
6 . The flush system, as recited in claim 3 , wherein said sanitary device further has an air check valve provided on said container body for releasing air within said container body to an exterior of said container body when said flush water is filled in said container body.
7 . The flush system, as recited in claim 1 , wherein said sanitary device is supported between said actuation device and said valve body, wherein said actuation device is a manual actuation unit comprising a movable flush lever transversely extended to said container body to move said valve seat at said flushing position.
8 . The flush system, as recited in claim 2 , wherein said sanitary device is supported between said actuation device and said valve body, wherein said actuation device is a manual actuation unit comprising a movable flush lever transversely extended to said container body to move said valve seat at said flushing position.
9 . The flush system, as recited in claim 6 , wherein said sanitary device is supported between said actuation device and said valve body, wherein said actuation device is a manual actuation unit comprising a movable flush lever transversely extended to said container body to move said valve seat at said flushing position.
10 . The flush system, as recited in claim 7 , wherein said sanitary device further comprises a driving actuator movably supported within sanitary opening to alignedly couple with said flush lever such that said driving actuator is driven by said flush lever to move said valve seat at said flushing position.
11 . The flush system, as recited in claim 8 , wherein said sanitary device further comprises a driving actuator movably supported within sanitary opening to alignedly couple with said flush lever such that said driving actuator is driven by said flush lever to move said valve seat at said flushing position.
12 . The flush system, as recited in claim 9 , wherein said sanitary device further comprises a driving actuator movably supported within sanitary opening to alignedly couple with said flush lever such that said driving actuator is driven by said flush lever to move said valve seat at said flushing position.
13 . The flush system, as recited in claim 1 , wherein said actuation device is an automatic actuation unit comprising a sensor operated powering device comprising a sensor for sensing a presence of a user and an actuation arm to move said valve seat between said flushing position back and said idle position.
14 . The flush system, as recited in claim 2 , wherein said actuation device is an automatic actuation unit comprising a sensor operated powering device comprising a sensor for sensing a presence of a user and an actuation arm to move said valve seat between said flushing position back and said idle position.
15 . The flush system, as recited in claim 6 , wherein said actuation device is an automatic actuation unit comprising a sensor operated powering device comprising a sensor for sensing a presence of a user and an actuation arm to move said valve seat between said flushing position back and said idle position.
16 . A sanitary device for a flush system of a toilet, urinal or the like comprising a valve body having a water inlet, a water outlet, and a water chamber communicating between said water inlet and said water outlet, a valve seat provided in said valve body to move between a normal idle position that said valve seat is sealed at said water chamber for retaining a water pressure within said water chamber so as to block flush water flowing from said water inlet to said water outlet and a flushing position that said valve seat is moved to relieve said water pressure for allowing said flush water flowing towards said toilet through said water outlet so as to complete a flushing operation, and an actuation device supported by said valve body to operatively move said valve seat to said flushing position, wherein said sanitary device comprises:
a container body, which is adapted for mounting on said valve body, having an upper sanitary chamber for receiving a sanitary agent therein and a lower sanitary opening adapted for communicating said container body with said water outlet of said valve body, wherein at said flushing position, a portion of said flush water is guided to flow into said container body through said sanitary opening for mixing with said sanitary agent to form a cleansing solution, and after said valve seat is returned back to said idle position, said cleansing solution within said container body is released by gravity for flowing towards said water outlet through said sanitary opening after said flushing operation is completed.
17 . The sanitary device, as recited in claim 16 , further comprising a water divider extended through said sanitary opening towards said water outlet of said valve body for guiding said flush water to flow into said container body when said flush water passes through said water outlet.
18 . The sanitary device, as recited in claim 17 , wherein said water divider is transversely extended within said sanitary opening to divide said sanitary opening into an upper water collecting inlet for guiding said flush water into said container body and a lower water discharge outlet for releasing said cleansing solution to said water outlet.
19 . The sanitary device, as recited in claim 16 , further comprising an air check valve provided on said container body for releasing air within said container body to an exterior of said container body when said flush water is filled in said container body.
20 . The sanitary device, as recited in claim 18 , further comprising an air check valve provided on said container body for releasing air within said container body to an exterior of said container body when said flush water is filled in said container body.
21 . The sanitary device, as recited in claim 19 , further comprising a detachable cover, having said air check valve formed thereon, detachably mounted on said container body to sealedly enclose said container body for replacing said sanitary agent therein when said detachable cover is detached from said container body.
22 . The sanitary device, as recited in claim 20 , further comprising a detachable cover, having said air check valve formed thereon, detachably mounted on said container body to sealedly enclose said container body for replacing said sanitary agent therein when said detachable cover is detached from said container body.
23 . The sanitary device, as recited in claim 16 , further comprising a driving actuator movably supported within sanitary opening for alignedly coupling with a flush lever of said actuation device such that said driving actuator is driven by said flush lever to move said valve seat at said flushing position.
24 . The sanitary device, as recited in claim 18 , further comprising a driving actuator movably supported within sanitary opening for alignedly coupling with a flush lever of said actuation device such that said driving actuator is driven by said flush lever to move said valve seat at said flushing position.
25 . The sanitary device, as recited in claim 20 , further comprising a driving actuator movably supported within sanitary opening for alignedly coupling with a flush lever of said actuation device such that said driving actuator is driven by said flush lever to move said valve seat at said flushing position.
26 . The sanitary device, as recited in claim 18 , further comprising a holder which has a plurality of diffusing meshes and is supported in said container body for holding said sanitary agent therewith such that at least a portion of said sanitary agent is dissolved with said flush water through said diffusing meshes to form said cleansing solution in said container body.
27 . The sanitary device, as recited in claim 20 , further comprising a holder having a plurality of diffusing meshes supported in said container body for holding said sanitary agent therewith such that at least a portion of said sanitary agent is dissolved with said flush water through said diffusing meshes to form said cleansing solution in said container body.
28 . The sanitary device, as recited in claim 25 , further comprising a holder having a plurality of diffusing meshes supported in said container body for holding said sanitary agent therewith such that at least a portion of said sanitary agent is dissolved with said flush water through said diffusing meshes to form said cleansing solution in said container body.
29 . A method of feeding sanitary agent during flushing operation of a flush system of a toilet, urinal or the like, comprising the steps of:
(a) guiding a portion of flush water to flow into a container body containing a sanitary agent during flushing operation of the flush system; (b) dissolving some of said sanitary agent with said portion of flush water to mix and form a cleansing solution; and (c) releasing said cleansing solution by gravity for flowing towards a water outlet of said flush system after said flushing operation is completed.
30 . The method, as recited in claim 29 , further comprising a step of releasing air within said container body to an exterior of said container body when said portion of flush water is filled in said container body.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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