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Granted Patent B2
US 11,385,212 · App. 17/032,661 · Granted Jul 12, 2022

Smoke detection sample point

Inventor: Kemal Ajay (Mount Waverley, AU)
Assignee: Honeywell International Inc.
G01N33/0036F16K15/03G01N1/2205G01N1/2273G01N1/24G01N33/0011G08B17/117
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Patent No.
US 11,385,212
App. No.
17/032,661
Granted
Jul 12, 2022
Kind
B2
Abstract

Smoke detection sample points and systems are described herein. One smoke detection sample point includes a body; a chamber formed within the body, the chamber having a first aperture, to allow air to pass between an area to be sampled and the chamber, and a second aperture, to allow air to pass between the chamber and a space within a second enclosure; a valve positioned within the chamber; a first enclosure surrounding the body, but allowing the first aperture to pass air between the area to be sampled and the chamber and the second aperture to pass air between the chamber and the space within the second enclosure; and the second enclosure surrounding the first enclosure and having a third aperture, the third aperture allowing the air in the space within the second enclosure to pass between the second enclosure and a tube connected to the second enclosure.

Claims (29)

1. A smoke detection sample point, comprising:

a body;

a first chamber formed within the body, the first chamber having a first aperture, to allow air to pass between an area to be sampled and the first chamber, and a second aperture, to allow air to pass between the first chamber and a second chamber within a second enclosure;

a valve positioned within the first chamber;

a first enclosure having a third chamber surrounding the body, but allowing the first aperture to pass air between the area to be sampled and the first chamber and the second aperture to pass air between the first chamber and the second chamber within the second enclosure; and

the second chamber of the second enclosure surrounding the first enclosure and having a third aperture, the third aperture allowing the air in the second chamber within the second enclosure to pass between the second enclosure and a tube connected to the second enclosure.

2. The smoke detection sample point of claim 1 , wherein the valve is a one-way valve.

3. The smoke detection sample point of claim 1 , wherein when an outflow of air is applied to the valve, the valve restricts movement of air through the first chamber.

4. The smoke detection sample point of claim 1 , wherein the tube is connected to the second enclosure at a first end of the tube and connected at second end of the tube to a central analysis device.

5. The smoke detection sample point of claim 1 , wherein the tube is connected to the second enclosure at a first end of the tube.

6. The smoke detection sample point of claim 1 , wherein the tube is connected to the second enclosure at a first end of the tube and wherein the first end of the tube is inserted into the third aperture of the second enclosure.

7. The smoke detection sample point of claim 1 , wherein the first aperture includes a protective mesh material thereon.

8. The smoke detection sample point of claim 1 , wherein the body is connected to the first enclosure.

9. The smoke detection sample point of claim 1 , wherein the valve includes a flap that opens and closes to restrict the amount of air passing through the valve.

10. A smoke detection sample point, comprising:

a body;

a first chamber formed within the body, the first chamber having a first aperture, to allow air to pass between an area to be sampled and the first chamber, and a second aperture, to allow air to pass between the first chamber and a second chamber within a second enclosure;

a valve positioned within the first chamber;

a first enclosure having a third chamber surrounding the body, but allowing the first aperture to pass air between the area to be sampled and the first chamber and the second aperture to pass air between the first chamber and the second chamber within the second enclosure; and

the second chamber of the second enclosure surrounding the first enclosure and having a third aperture, the third aperture allowing the air in the second chamber within the second enclosure to pass between the second enclosure and a tube, connected to the second enclosure at a first end of the tube and connected at second end of the tube to a central analysis device.

11. The smoke detection sample point of claim 10 , wherein the first enclosure includes a nozzle formed inside the enclosure and wherein the body is connected to the nozzle.

12. The smoke detection sample point of claim 10 , wherein the first enclosure includes a nozzle formed inside the enclosure and wherein the body is replacably connected to the nozzle.

13. The smoke detection sample point of claim 10 , wherein the first enclosure includes a nozzle formed inside the enclosure and wherein the body is connected to the nozzle.

14. A smoke detection sample point, comprising:

a body;

a first chamber formed within the body, the first chamber having a first aperture, to allow air to pass between an area to be sampled and the first chamber, and a second aperture, to allow air to pass between the first chamber and a second chamber within a second enclosure;

a one-way valve positioned within the first chamber that allows inflow of air from the area to be sampled and restricts the outflow of air from the first chamber;

a first enclosure having a third chamber surrounding the body, but allowing the first aperture to pass air between the area to be sampled and the first chamber and the second aperture to pass air between the first chamber and the second chamber within the second enclosure; and

the second chamber of the second enclosure surrounding the first enclosure and having a third aperture, the third aperture allowing the air in the second chamber within the second enclosure to pass between the second enclosure and a tube connected to the second enclosure, connected to the second enclosure at one end and connected at its other end to a central analysis device.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Sep 25, 2020
From: AJAY, KEMAL
To: HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC.
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Continuity (1)
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