PCT/DK2011/050068

A MODULAR AUTOMATIC SPRAY NOZZLE

Details for PCT/DK2011/050068

Application No.

PCT Application Number

PCT/DK/2011/050068

Publication No.

PCT Publication Number

WO/2011/107105

Applicants

PCT Patent Applicants

VID FIRE-KILL APS
PALLE, Carsten

Agents

PCT Patent Agents

SCHWARZE, Holm et al.

Priority Data

PCT Patent Priority Data

DKPA 2010 70086 filed on March 4, 2010

PCT Pamphlet

The front page of the PCT Patent Application

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Dates

Application Date

March 4, 2011

Publication Date

September 9, 2011

Earliest Priority Date

March 4, 2010

Deadlines

30 Month Date

30 Month National Phase Deadline.

September 4, 2012

31 Month Date

31 Month National Phase Deadline.

October 4, 2012

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Abstract

An automatic spray nozzle arrangement, which comprises a nozzle casing having a cavity, with inlet and outlet openings, in which a nozzle arrangement is kept inside by means of a plate, which is characterized by the plate being located in the outlet opening of the nozzle casing by help of an automatic thermal release element, which demolishes from heat exposure, and where the release element via one or two brackets, which are fixated in one or two points attached to casing fixate, fixate the plate in the nozzle casing.

Info

PCT Patent application PCT/DK2011/050068 was filed on March 4, 2011 by VID FIRE-KILL APS; PALLE, Carsten. The title of this PCT Patent Application is "A MODULAR AUTOMATIC SPRAY NOZZLE" and the patent specification was published as WO/2011/107105 on September 9, 2011.

The earliest priority date for the patent application is March 4, 2010 and therefore the 30 month national phase deadline for PCT/DK/2011/050068 is September 4, 2012 and the 31 month national phase deadline for PCT/DK/2011/050068 is October 4, 2012

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