Lavatory Sanitory TRIZ Cases

Reactive oxygen species generated by oxygen plasma and steam react with container caps to eliminate contaminants while avoiding thermal deformation.

A rotating nozzle assembly with a deflector shield directs laminar fluid flow across the entire toilet bowl interior while preventing spray above the rim.

A high-solid UV-curable coating composition uses low-viscosity acrylate oligomers to maintain workability without excessive organic solvents.

A sterilization monitoring system uses fluorescent and radio frequency indicators to verify object compliance before entry.

Rotating a single effuser replaces angled side sprays, reducing pedestal pan thickness and water waste.

Automatic extraction mechanism removes deeply positioned containers from hot sterilization environments without manual handling.

Segmented vaporizers with local feedback loops prevent pressure drops and condensation, ensuring uniform decontaminant doses throughout the enclosure.

A printer fixing unit switches to virus removal mode with elevated temperature and extended heating time.

A pulse vacuum device automates medical instrument cleaning using ultrasonic sterilization and purified air.

A handheld sprayer assembly integrates a selector valve, flow actuator, and dryer module for controlled water spray and air drying.