BrisAire should be placed on the air exit located on the outside of the air conditioning, held to the casing using the two adhesive strips, which allow easy assembly and disassembly.
The central piece, made of light material, makes it ideal for absorbing the mass of air, acting as a loading buffer.
The openings in the central body of BrisAire are arranged in rows across the surface. Its particular provision aims to create an effect of irregular distribution of air flow in the room, preventing its impact directly and uniformly on the people in the room.
Once placed on the air conditioning, the element standing by on the off position, it reassembles a paper bag, attached to the air conditioning by its wider sides, and the other two sides being unfastened.
When the air conditioning is turned on, BrisAire will inflate releasing some air through the openings in its body and the rest via the unfastened side to the casing of the air conditioning.
The openings and the two free sides, prevent the return of air to the equipment, which could cause defects in the efficiency of the apparatus.
To prevent the air from the air conditioning impacting directly on the people in the room, BrisAire has larger openings on the top side which points upwards, while the smaller openings are found beneath.
Description of the technology
The object of the invention is an accessory element to split air conditioning, whose aim is to circulate the air in a continuous and non-uniform way, around the room, avoiding certain health problems which may be caused such as inflammation in the muscles, cold, stiff neck, neck pain, back pain, eczema, lumbago, etc., which tend to be produced by these devices when the air flow has a direct impact on the users. This element is called BrisAire and it consists of a sheet of light and flexible material that is made up of a central rectangular piece with various openings, and two adhesive strips on both sides of its wider sides. The physical effect created by BrisAire is twofold: on the one hand, it allows the redirection of air flow and, on the other hand, it distributes it better air flow into the room.
Specifications
This element is called BrisAire and it consists of a sheet of light and flexible material that is made up of a central rectangular piece with various openings, and two adhesive strips on both sides of its wider sides. BrisAire should be placed on the air exit located on the outside of the air conditioning, held to the casing using the two adhesive strips, which allow easy assembly and disassembly. The central piece, made of light material, makes it ideal for absorbing the mass of air, acting as a loading buffer. BrisAire is especially suitable for small rooms where the effects of the direct impact of the air flow on people could lead to serious physical problems. The simple setup suits all types of commercial air conditioning.
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The university of Cadiz is a state university with 4 campuses and more than 2,000 lecturers. It is located at South Spain and it is one of the nine state universities in Andalusia, Spain. We have in our portfolio more than 100 patents for licensing, looking for potential investors.
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