Multifunctional air purifier

Abstract

The invention discloses a multifunctional air purifier. The multifunctional air purifier comprises an outer shell, a purifying and refrigerating system and a water system, wherein the purifying and refrigerating system and the water system are arranged in the outer shell, the purifying and refrigerating system is of a paper honeycomb structure, the water system comprises a water tank, a circulating water pump and a water pipe, the circulating water pump is located in the water tank and communicated with the water pipe, the water pipe is located above the purifying and refrigerating system, and a water spray opening is formed in the water pipe. The purifying and refrigerating system is made of special material of the paper honeycomb structure, in this way, under the action of gravity, water flows from top to bottom, a water film is formed on the surfaces of corrugated fibers, when flowing air passes through the purifying and refrigerating system, the water in the water film will absorb bacteria, viruses, dust and heat in the air and take away the bacteria, the viruses, the dust and latent heat in quantity to achieve the purposes of purification, cooling, humidification and oxygen generation, and the multifunctional air purifier refreshes indoor air, eliminates static electricity and radiation, refreshes a user and improves disease resistance of the human body.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of air purifiers, in particular to a multifunctional air purifier. Background technique [0002] Air purifiers originated in firefighting applications. In 1823, John and Charles Dean invented a new type of smoke guard that allowed firefighters to avoid smoke when fighting fires. the [0003] In 1854, a man named Johns Tenhouse made new progress on the basis of his predecessors' invention: through several attempts, he learned that adding charcoal to the air filter can filter out harmful and poisonous gases from the air . the [0004] During World War II, the U.S. government began to conduct research on radioactive materials. They needed to develop a way to filter out all harmful particles to keep the air clean so that scientists could breathe, so HEPA filters came into being. In the 1950s and 1960s, high-efficiency air filters without partitions (HEPA) were once very popular and were very popular with the design an...

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Problems solved by technology

[0017] Most of the air purifiers on the market now use a variety of technologies and comprehensive utilization of materials, resulting in high manufacturing costs, high usage costs, and even secondary pollution

Due to the high cost, miniaturization is often used, resulting in a great gap between the detection effect and the use effect! Since the air purifiers on the market now use the method of adsorbing particles to purify the air, if the filter is not cleaned or replaced in time, secondary pollution cannot be avoided, and cleaning or replacing the filter increases the cost of use for consumers, resulting in Ordinary consumers stay away from air purifiers

Regardless of technology or cost, air purifier manufacturers have not been able to solve the problem of air purification in ordinary households, especially in public places.

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