Dispenser for liquid and/or solid chemicals

Abstract

A dispenser () for liquid and/or solid chemicals consisting of a reservoir (), an inlet line () and an outlet line () both connected into the reservoir. A saddle () attaches to an external fluid supply line with inlet and the inlet lines interfacing with the reservoir. A press-in inlet nozzle () is disposed in the fluid inlet line and enters upstream into the fluid supply line and a press-in outlet nozzle () is attached into the fluid outlet line entering downstream into the fluid supply line. A saddle clamp () attaches the saddle enclosing the external fluid supply line, such that when a fluid flows downstream through the fluid supply line the inlet nozzle receives a portion of the flow through velocity ram induction and is introduced into the reservoir where it mixes with liquid and/or solid chemicals, forming a suspended solution. The solution is drawn from the reservoir with negative pressure created by the downstream facing outlet nozzle positioned within the flow stream, thereby permitting the solution to mix with the supply fluid in a controlled volume manner according to a selected nozzle configuration. Different nozzle spacing, types, combinations, and the use of either nozzle alone use permit the manipulation of fluid flow volume and speed of dispersal.