Abstract: A mist generator which includes a frusto-conical housing having a base forming a reservoir and a narrowed outlet opening, a mist generator within said housing and extending upwardly from said base, said generator discharging said mist in the space within said housing and surrounding the generator whereby said mist emerges from the housing through the narrowed outlet opening. The housing may further include ribs on the inner surface thereof, a gas chamber for receiving compressed gas and then feeding it to the mist generator and at least one opening for feeding liquid to the reservoir while the mist is being produced.

Abstract: A mist generator for producing mists having uniformly fine particles which includes a housing having a base, a nozzle extending upwardly therefrom and a compressed gas inlet coupled to the nozzle and a cooperating structure disposed within the housing and engaging the nozzle, the cooperating structure having a plurality of successive chambers which function with the nozzle to aspirate a liquid retained in the base to form a mist and then effect agitation of the mist and, discharge it in a downward direction within the housing and an outlet on said housing for discharging the mist.

Abstract: A mist generator for producing mists having fine particle sizes which includes a jet for aspirating a liquid such as water, oil, paints, liquid suspensions and the like, a series of chambers through which said mist is successively passed and deflecting the flow of said mist by baffles, auxiliary gas jets and the like to remove the larger mist particles.