Showering system
CA 1162215 A · Owner: Teledyne Industries, Inc. · Inventors: Elkins, Christopher W.; Trenary, John; Smith, David W.
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A showering system includes a source of hot water and a showerhead fed from that source. To produce steam there is a conduit that delivers water from the source to any showerhead and in which is defined an outlet. Disposed within the conduit is a selectively controlled diverter of the water arriving from the source, so as to direct it away from the showerhead and through the outlet in the form of a mist. The preferred showerhead is of a turbine-valve kind in which the turbine is driven by nozzles. Apertures in a flow director plate, governed by a control plate feed, nozzles predetermined to vary the force of water delivered from outlet orifices in correspondence with the number of the …
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- Granted February 14, 1984. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended February 14, 2001.
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