US2022136219A1PendingUtilityA1
Water-dispensing system with toilet
Est. expiryOct 6, 2040(~14.2 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Thomas Mullenaux
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Abstract
The water-dispensing system with toilet comprises a water generation system and a toilet. The toilet further comprises a water storage tank and an external power source. The water generation system and the water storage tank of the toilet are fluidically connected. The water generation system electrically connects to the external power source. The water-dispensing system with toilet is powered using electrical energy provided by an external power source.
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1 . A water-dispensing system with toilet comprising
a water generation system, an external power source, and a toilet; wherein the external power source electrically connects to the water generation system; wherein the water generation system forms a fluidic connection with the toilet.
2 . The water-dispensing system with toilet according to claim 1 wherein the toilet further comprises a water storage tank; wherein the water generation system and the water storage tank of the toilet are fluidically connected.
3 . The water-dispensing system with toilet according to claim 2 wherein the water generation system condenses water vapor drawn from the air into condensed water; wherein the condensed water is gravity fed into the water storage tank.
4 . The water-dispensing system with toilet according to claim 3 wherein the toilet is a domestic structure associated with a domestic plumbing system; wherein the toilet is a port.
5 . The water-dispensing system with toilet according to claim 4 wherein the water storage tank is the container that stores the potable water needed to properly flush the toilet.
6 . The water-dispensing system with toilet according to claim 5 wherein the water storage tank forms a fluidic connection with the water generation system.
7 . The water-dispensing system with toilet according to claim 6 wherein the external power source is an electric circuit; wherein the external power source provides the electric energy necessary to operate the water generation system.
8 . The water-dispensing system with toilet according to claim 7 wherein the condensate water is a source of water generated by the water generation system; wherein the condensate water is generated through a phase change of water from a gas phase into a liquid phase.
9 . The water-dispensing system with toilet according to claim 8 wherein the water generation system further comprises a dehumidifier and a condensate reservoir; wherein the dehumidifier and the condensate reservoir are fluidically connected.
10 . The water-dispensing system with toilet according to claim 9 wherein the dehumidifier is a device that changes the phase of water vapor in the atmosphere into the liquid phase condensate water.
11 . The water-dispensing system with toilet according to claim 10 wherein the dehumidifier is an electrically operated device that draws electrical energy from the external power source.
12 . The water-dispensing system with toilet according to claim 11 wherein the condensate reservoir is a containment structure; wherein the condensate reservoir collects condensate water from the dehumidifier; wherein the condensate reservoir discharges the condensate water into the water storage tank of the toilet.
13 . The water-dispensing system with toilet according to claim 12 wherein the condensate reservoir further comprises a condensate discharge port; wherein the condensate discharge port is the fluidic connection formed between the condensate reservoir and the water storage tank of the toilet; wherein the condensate water is gravity fed out of the condensate reservoir through the condensate discharge port for transport into the water storage tank.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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