TECHNICAL FIELD
The present disclosure generally relates to the field of the fluid dynamics devices,
and more particularly to a method and system for providing a non-electric
nebulizer.
5 BACKGROUND
The following description of the related art is intended to provide background
information pertaining to the field of the disclosure. This section may include
certain aspects of the art that may be related to various features of the present
disclosure. However, it should be appreciated that this section is used only to
10 enhance the understanding of the reader with respect to the present disclosure,
and not as admission of the prior art.
It is known that a nebulizer for the inhalation of fluid requires electricity to run the
nebulizer and thus with respect to its mode of operation, it must be plugged into
an electrical socket for use. However, sometimes the user of the nebulizer may
15 not have any access to the electrical sockets and therefore, if the user needs to
use the nebulizer outdoors or away from the electrical socket, then the user will
not be able to do so, as nebulizers can be functional only when connected to
electric power. Further, the dependency of the nebulizer on the power limits the
use of the nebulizer. Therefore, the user can't use the nebulizer if the user is not
20 in the vicinity of an electric power supply system. Moreover, the conventionally
available nebulizers are inconvenient for the users to inhale fluid from the
nebulizer mask if the body posture is not appropriate or the user is lying in
different postures.
Hence, in view of these and other existing limitations, there arises an imperative
25 need to provide an efficient solution to overcome the above-mentioned
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limitations and to provide a method and system to allow the use of the nebulizer
by the user in any required posture without the need of electric power supply.
SUMMARY
This section is provided to introduce certain objects and aspects of the present
5 disclosure in a simplified form that are further described below in the detailed
description. This summary is not intended to identify the key features or the scope
of the claimed subject matter.
The present disclosure provides a non-electric nebulizer system. The system
includes at least one container, at least one valve, at least one mask holder, at
10 least one mask outer case, at least one Bernoulli's Theory Enabler, at least one
fluid tank, at least one disbursement trigger, and at least one pipe tube point. The
valve is air tightly positioned in the container. The mask holder is positioned on
the top of the at least one valve. The mask outer case is fixed on top of the mask
holder and the Bernoulli's Theory Enabler is positioned inside the fluid tank. The
15 fluid tank is positioned on the top of the at least one mask holder. The
disbursement trigger is fixed on top of the at least one mask outer case. In an
embodiment, the non-electric nebulizer system is activated based on the
movement of the at least one mask outer case in a clockwise direction and
deactivated based on the movement of the at least one mask outer case in the
20 anti-clockwise direction for a predefined number of rotations.
In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the non-electric nebulizer system is
activated by pressing the disbursement trigger of the mask and deactivated by
releasing the disbursement trigger of the mask.
The present disclosure further provides a method for inhaling fluid using a non25 electric nebulizer. The method includes receiving a first input from a user for
activation of the non-electric nebulizer. Next, the method includes the step of
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activating the non-electric nebulizer by initiating the movement of the fluid from
at least one fluid tank to at least one mask outer case using Bernoulli’s Theory
Enabler. Next, the method includes the step of inhaling the fluid by the user using
at least one mask outer case of the non-electric nebulizer. Next, the method
5 includes the step of receiving a second input from the user for the deactivation of
the non-electric nebulizer. Thereafter, the method includes the step of
deactivating the non-electric nebulizer by stopping the movement of the fluid
from at least one fluid tank based on the second input.
10 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
The accompanying drawings, which are incorporated herein, and constitute a part
of this disclosure, illustrate exemplary embodiments of the disclosed methods and
systems in which like reference numerals refer to the same parts throughout the
different drawings. Components in the drawings are not necessarily to scale,
15 emphasis instead being placed upon clearly illustrating the principles of the
present disclosure. Some drawings may indicate the components using block
diagrams and may not represent the internal circuitry of each component. It will
be appreciated by those skilled in the art that disclosure of such drawings includes
disclosure of electrical components, electronic components or circuitry commonly
20 used to implement such components.
FIG.1 illustrates a section view diagram of the system [100] for providing a nonelectric nebulizer system, in accordance with exemplary embodiment of the
present disclosure.
FIG.2 illustrates a top view diagram of the system [100] for providing the non25 electric nebulizer system, in accordance with exemplary embodiment of the
present disclosure.
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FIG.3 illustrates a side view diagram of the system [100] for providing the nonelectric nebulizer system, in accordance with exemplary embodiment of the
present disclosure.
FIG.4 illustrates a schematic diagram of the system [100] for providing the non5 electric nebulizer system integrated with a tube pipe for inhalation of fluid by the
user in any posture, in accordance with exemplary embodiment of the present
disclosure.
FIG.5 illustrates a method flow diagram [200] for inhaling fluid using a non-electric
nebulizer, in accordance with the exemplary embodiment of the present
10 disclosure.
The foregoing shall be more apparent from the following more detailed
description of the disclosure.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION
In the following description, for the purposes of explanation, various specific
15 details are set forth in order to provide a thorough understanding of embodiments
of the present disclosure. It will be apparent, however, that embodiments of the
present disclosure may be practiced without these specific details. Several
features described hereafter can each be used independently of one another or
with any combination of other features. An individual feature may not address any
20 of the problems discussed above or might address only some of the problems
discussed above. Some of the problems discussed above might not be fully
addressed by any of the features described herein.
As discussed in the background section, conventionally available nebulizers do not
allow users to use the nebulizer for the inhalation of fluid like medicinal drugs, and
25 oxygen without connecting the nebulizer to an electric power supply source. The
conventionally available nebulizers require connection with electric power for
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initiating the flow of gas from the fluid tank of the nebulizer to the mask, for the
inhalation of fluid when the user wears the mask. Therefore, the user is not able
to use the conventionally available nebulizers when he is outdoors or away from
the power supply, thus leading to the inefficient use of the nebulizer system.
5 Further, conventionally available systems are not appropriate for the user who
want to use the nebulizer system in any desired posture.
To overcome the problems as mentioned in the background section, an object of
the present disclosure is to provide a system for using a nebulizer without electric
power. It is yet another object of the present disclosure to enable the user to use
10 the nebulizer outdoors or any area that is away from the electric power supply.
Yet another object of the present disclosure is to provide non-electric nebulizer
for the continuous or non-continuous inhalation of fluid such as oxygen or liquid
medicines. It is yet another object of the present disclosure to enable the user to
use the nebulizer for the inhalation of fluids in any body posture as per the
15 comfortability of the user.
To achieve the aforementioned objectives, the present disclosure provides a
method and system for the continuous and non-continuous flow of gas or mixture
of gases. For this purpose, a gas-pressure based mechanism using the Bernoulli’s
theorem is used to use the nebulizer without any external electric or mechanical
20 power source. One aspect of the present disclosure relates to a system for
providing a non-electric power nebulizer system. The system includes but is not
limited to a bottle, a valve, a mask holder, a mask outer case, a Bernoulli’s Theory
Enabler, a fluid tank, and a disbursement trigger that are operatively connected to
form a non-electric nebulizer. The non-electric nebulizer user the gas or mixture
25 of gases stored in the container to enable the function of the nebulizer by
eliminating the need of electric power. Further, the present disclosure provides
the method and system to connect the non-electric power nebulizer with an
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external mask via a tube point to enable the user to use the nebulizer mask for the
inhalation of fluid in any favourable posture of the body.
The present disclosure provides a solution relating to the inhalation of the
medicinal drug or fluid through a non-electric nebulizer system. More specifically,
5 the present disclosure provides a system for providing a nebulizer that works
without electric power and also allows the user to inhale fluids directly from the
connected non-electric nebulizer outer mask or an external mask connected via a
tube pipe. The present disclosure uses Bernoulli's Theory Enabler component in
the fluid tank and the mask holder of the non-electric nebulizer system to make
10 the nebulizer independent of the electric power supply. The present disclosure
also includes a feature to use a pipe that connects the external mask to the nonelectric nebulizer for allowing the user to inhale the fluid in any favourable body
postures.
As used herein, “fluid”, may be any substance of matter that may include but is
15 not limited to liquids, or gases, or a mixture of liquids, or a mixture of gases, or a
mixture of liquids and gases stored under pressure in the valve container. Further,
in the specification, the terms “fluid” and “gas” and “mixture of gases or air” can
be used interchangeably as well.
As used herein, “bottle”, “container”, “tank” referred to a component in any
20 preferred shape of a particular volume that holds the fluid under compressed
pressure.
As used herein, “valve”, referred to a component with a pipe-like structure. The
valve is positioned air tightly inside the “bottle” or “container” or “tank”
containing gas under compressed pressure for the delivery of the gas to the mask
25 of the non-electric nebulizer system.
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As used herein, “mask holder”, referred to a component of any required shape
that is positioned at the upper side of the valve for holding the mask firmly with
the help of built-in internal grooves for the delivery of the gas to the mask of the
non-electric nebulizer system.
5 As used herein, “mask outer case”, referred to a component of preferably conical
shape to cover the nose and/or mouth that is positioned at the top region of the
mask holder. The mask outer case may be connected to the disbursement trigger
for movement of the mask outer case in a clockwise and anti-clockwise direction
to control the delivery of the fluid to the mask of the non-electric nebulizer system
10 or by continuously pressing the trigger for the same purpose. In addition,
movement of the mask outer case in the clockwise and anti-clockwise direction
helps in adjusting the pressure of the air or gas or mixture of gases through the
valve.
As used herein, “Bernoulli’s Theory Enabler”, referred to a component that is
15 positioned inside the fluid tank of the non-electric nebulizer system at the top
region of the bottle or container for the delivery of the gas or air or mixture of
gases to the mask of the non-electric nebulizer system in compliance with
Bernoulli’s Theorem of fluid dynamics. Further, with the release of the high
pressure of air or gas or mixture of gases, the fluid from the fluid tank gets
20 activated to disburse the fluid to the mask outer case.
As used herein, “fluid tank”, referred to a component that is positioned at the top
region of the mask holder with its lower base outlet positioned on top of the valve
of the bottle or container for the storage of air or gas or mixture of gases and
dispensing of the stored fluid for the delivery of the fluid to the mask of the non25 electric nebulizer system in compliance with Bernoulli’s Theorem of fluid
dynamics.
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As used herein, “disbursement trigger”, referred to a component that is connected
with the mask outer case for disbursement of high-pressure gas or air or mixture
of gases. The delivery of the fluid from the fluid container to the mask of the nonelectric nebulizer system is achieved by continuously pressing the disbursement
5 trigger. The non-electric nebulizer system is activated by pressing the
disbursement trigger of the mask and deactivated by releasing the disbursement
trigger of the mask.
As used herein, “tube pipe”, referred to a component that connects the nonelectric nebulizer system to the external nebulizer mask for allowing the user to
10 inhale fluids from the nebulizer mask in any body posture.
As used herein, “preferred number of rotations”, referred to number of rotation
required for minimal disbursement of the high pressure of the gas or air or mixture
of gases to activate and deactivate the nebulizer.
As used herein, “external mask”, referred to external nebulizer mask for allowing
15 the user to inhale fluids from the nebulizer mask in any body posture.
As used herein, “dip tube” or "dip pipe" referred to a tube of which the top end is
connected to the at least one valve. Another end of the dip tube is open in the
container through which the fluid flows.
The present disclosure is further explained in detail below with reference to the
20 diagrams.
FIG.1 illustrates a sectional view diagram of the system [100] for providing a nonelectric nebulizer system, in accordance with the exemplary embodiment of the
present disclosure. As shown in Fig. 1, the system [100] includes at least one bottle
or one container [102], at least one valve [104], at least one mask holder [106], at
25 least one mask outer case [108], at least one Bernoulli's Theory Enabler [110], at
least one fluid tank [112], at least one Disbursement Trigger [114], and at least one
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pipe tube point [116], wherein all the components are assumed to be connected
to each other unless otherwise indicated below. The system [104] also includes at
least one dip tube [103] connected to the at least one valve [104]. Also, in Fig. 1
only one bottle or one container [102], only one dip tube [103], only one valve
5 [104], only one mask holder [106], only one mask outer case [108], only one
Bernoulli's Theory Enabler [110], only one fluid tank [112], and only one
Disbursement Trigger [114] and only one tube point [116] is shown, however, the
system [100] may comprise multiple such units and modules or the system may
comprise any such numbers of said units and modules, as may be required to
10 implement the features of the present disclosure. Also, there may be one or more
sub-units of said units and modules of the system [100] and the same is not shown
in the Fig. 1 for the purpose of clarity.
The present disclosure provides a non-electric nebulizer system [100]. The system
includes at least one container [102], at least one valve [104] with at least one dip
15 tube [103] air tightly positioned in the at least one container [102], at least one
mask holder [106] positioned on the top of the at least one valve [104], at least
one mask outer case [108] fixed on top of the at least one mask holder [106], at
least one Bernoulli's Theory Enabler [110] positioned inside the at least one fluid
tank [112], the at least one fluid tank [112] positioned on the top of the at least
20 one mask holder [106], at least one disbursement trigger [114] fixed on top of the
at least one mask outer case [108], and at least one pipe tube point [116].
In an embodiment, the non-electric nebulizer system [100] is activated based on
the movement of the at least one mask outer case [108] in a clockwise direction
for a predefined number of rotations. In another embodiment, the non-electric
25 nebulizer system is deactivated based on the movement of the mask outer case
[108] in anti-clockwise direction for the predefined number of rotations. In a nonlimiting embodiment, the at least one pipe tube point [116] enables the user to
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connect the non-electric nebulizer system with an external mask to use the nonelectric nebulizer system in one or more favourable positions of the user.
In a non-limiting embodiment, the non-electric nebulizer system is further
activated by pressing the disbursement trigger [114] of the mask and deactivated
5 by releasing the disbursement trigger [114] of the mask. The system includes the
bottle or container [102]. In the present disclosure, the bottle [102] is a container
[102] that contains fluids such as liquid, gas or a mixture of gases or compressed
air to perform the non-electric nebulizer therapy. For instance, the bottle or
container [102] may contain gases or fluid or compressed air or mixture of gases
10 to inhale them with medicine or taking steam and the like.
The system includes the valve [104]. The valve [104] with the dip pipe [103] is air
tightly positioned in the bottle [102]. The valve [104] act as threshold against the
air to adjust the flow of fluid using a flow controller.
In a non-limiting embodiment, the flow controller is positioned to encapsulate the
15 dip pipe of the valve [104] of the non-electric nebulizer system to enable the
controlling of the flow of the fluid through the valve [104]. In an example, the flow
controller act as a jacket of the dip pipe of the valve to vary the flow of the fluid
through the dip pipe. Further, the flow controller controls the inflow and outflow
of fluid or gas or mixture of gases or air. The flow controller attached to the bottom
20 end of the dip-tube of the valve that remains inside the bottle or the container to
reduce the area and increase the pressure of the fluid passing through the dip pipe
or dip tube of the non-electric nebuliser.
Further, the valve [104] is connected to the mask holder [106] at the top that
positions the mask outer case [108] firmly for the user to inhale fluid by using the
25 mask of the non-electric nebulizer system. The mask holder [106] holds the mask
outer case [108] firmly with a plurality of built-in grooves that ensure the firm
positioning and movement of the mask outer case [108]. The connection of the
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mask holder [106] with the mask outer case [108] enables the movement of the
mask outer case [108] in a clockwise and anti-clockwise direction for enabling the
functioning of the non-electric nebulizer.
The mask holder [106] is connected to the fluid tank [112] that is positioned on
5 the top of the valve [104] and is used for storing and dispensing the stored fluid
such as medicinal drug. The fluid tank [112] is fitted in with the Bernoulli's Theory
Enabler [110] that is placed inside the fluid tank [112]. The Bernoulli's Theory
Enabler [110] component gets activated upon the release of the high pressure of
the gas or air or mixture of gases that makes the gas or air or mixture of gases flow
10 continuously from the fluid tank [112] to the mask outer case [108] in adherence
with Bernoulli's Theorem of fluid dynamics. In fluid dynamics, Bernoulli's principle
states that an increase in the speed of a fluid occurs simultaneously with a
decrease in static pressure or a decrease in the fluid's potential energy. The mask
outer case [108] of the system is connected with the disbursement trigger [114]
15 that enables the disbursement of the high pressure of the gas or air or mixture of
gases to make the user inhale the gas or air or mixture of gases while wearing the
external mask of the non-electric nebulizer system. The lower part of the
disbursement trigger [114] mixes the high-pressure gases or mixture of gases from
the bottle [102] with the stored fluid of the fluid tank [112] through Bernoulli's
20 Theory Enabler [110] as an outlet through the mask outer case [108] fixed on the
top of the mask holder. Further, the disbursement trigger [114] works by mixing
the high-pressure air/gas or fluid of the bottle [102] with the pressure of the stored
fluid in the fluid tank [112] to disburse the continuous or non-continuous flow of
the gases or mixtures in a controlled manner. Finally, the flow of the gases or
25 mixture moves in an upward direction from the fluid tank [112] to the mask outer
case [108] enable the user to inhale the fluid through the mask outer case.
The disbursement trigger [114] is connected with at least one tube point [116] of
the mask. At least one tube point [116] enables the user to connect the non-
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electric nebulizer system with an external mask to take the benefit of the nonelectric nebulizer system in any suitable or favourable position.
Fig. 2 illustrates a top view of the non-electric nebulizer system, in accordance with
exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure. Fig. 2 illustrates the top view of
5 the system [100] with all the components as mentioned in the above Fig. 1.
Fig. 3 illustrates the side view of the non-electric nebulizer system with all the
components as mentioned in the above Fig. 1.
FIG.4 illustrates a schematic diagram of the system [100] for providing the nonelectric nebulizer system integrated with a tube pipe for the inhalation of fluid by
10 the user in any favourable posture, in accordance with the exemplary embodiment
of the present disclosure. In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the at least
one tube point [116] of the non-electric nebulizer mask is connected to the first
end point [118] of the at least one pipe. Further, the second end point [120] of the
at least one pipe is operatively connected to the bottom point [124] of the at least
15 one external nebulizer fluid tank. Next, the top point [122] of the at least one
external nebulizer fluid tank [112] is connected to the tube point [116] of the
external mask to allow the user to inhale fluid from the external nebulizer mask in
any posture of the body. In another embodiment of the present disclosure, the at
least one tube point [116] of the non-electric nebulizer mask is connected to the
20 first end point [118] of the at least one pipe and the second end point [120] of the
at least one pipe is connected with bottom point [124] of external nebulizer tank
or directly connected with the tube point [116] of the external nebulizer mask to
allow the user to inhale fluid from the external mask in any suitable or favourable
position. In an example, the user keeps the non-electric nebulizer system on the
25 table and directly inhale the fluid or medicine from the mask of the non-electric
nebulizer by sitting on the chair without using any external pipe and external
nebulizer mask. In another example, the user can directly use the non-electric
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nebulizer while traveling without the hassle of keeping multiple attachments for
inhaling the fluid. In yet another example, the user is asleep on a bed or reclined
in any favourable position of the body. During this, the user is using the external
nebulizer mask to inhale medicines in the fluid form contained in the fluid tank
5 [112] of the non-electric nebulizer system. The user has connected the nonelectric nebulizer system to the external nebulizer mask via a pipe for the delivery
of the medicine. Further, the nebulizer works independent of any source of
electric power.
In an embodiment, the non-electric nebulizer system gets activated based on the
10 movement of the mask outer case [108] in a clockwise direction or by pressing the
disbursement trigger [114] in the mask outer case [108]. For instance, the user
using the non-electric nebulizer system is required to rotate the mask outer case
[108] in the clockwise direction or by pressing the disbursement trigger while using
the mask of the nebulizer to the face. After a sufficient number of rotations or
15 pressing the disbursement trigger, the non-electric nebulizer system starts to work
and the user can inhale the required fluid medicines. Similarly, to deactivate the
non-electric nebulizer system, the user is required to rotate the mask outer case
[108] in the counter or anticlockwise direction or by releasing the embedded
trigger. After a sufficient number of rotations in the anticlockwise direction, the
20 non-electric nebulizer system stops the associated functions of spraying the
medicines through the mask.
As shown in Fig. 4, the pipe connects the non-electric nebulizer to the external
nebulizer mask for allowing the user to inhale fluids from the nebulizer mask in
any body posture. The pipe enables the delivery of the fluids from the nebulizer
25 tank to the external mask to allow the user to inhale the fluid in the tank through
the mask in any body posture.
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FIG.5 illustrates a method flow diagram [200] for inhaling fluid using a non-electric
nebulizer, in accordance with the exemplary embodiment of the present
disclosure.
5 As shown in Figure 5, the method [200] begins at step [202] following a need of
using nebulizer which does not require dependency on the electric power. For
instance, the user wants to use a nebulizer which can be used at any place and is
independent of electric power supply. The method [200] includes a first step [204]
of receiving a first input from a user for activation of the non-electric nebulizer. In
10 a non-limiting embodiment, the first input of the user for the activation of the nonelectric nebulizer is one of rotating the at least one mask outer case [108] of the
non-electric nebulizer in a clockwise direction for a predefined number of
rotations and pressing a disbursement trigger [114] of the non-electric nebulizer.
15 In an embodiment, the non-electric nebulizer gets activated based on the input of
the user associated with rotating the at least one mask outer case [108] of the
non-electric nebulizer in a clockwise direction for a predefined number of
rotations.
20 In another embodiment, the non-electric nebulizer gets activated based on the
input of the user associated with pressing a disbursement trigger [114] of the nonelectric nebulizer.
The method [200] includes the next step [206] of activating the non-electric
25 nebulizer by initiating the movement of the fluid from at least one fluid tank [112]
to at least one mask outer case [108] using Bernoulli’s Theory Enabler [110]. The
mask outer case [108] of the system is connected with the disbursement trigger
[114] that enables the disbursement of the high pressure of the gas or air or
mixture of gases. The lower part of the disbursement trigger [114] mixes the high-
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pressure gases or mixture of gases from the bottle [102]. Further, the
disbursement trigger [114] works by mixing the high-pressure air/gas or fluid of
the bottle [102] with the pressure of the stored fluid in the fluid tank [112] to
disburse the continuous or non-continuous flow of the gases or mixtures in a
5 controlled manner. Finally, the flow of the gases or mixture moves in an upward
direction from the fluid tank [112] to the mask outer case [108] for enabling the
user to inhale the fluid through the mask connected with the tube pipe [116].
The method [200] includes the further step [208] of inhaling the fluid by the user
10 using at least one mask outer case [108] of the non-electric nebulizer. In a nonlimiting embodiment, the at least one pipe tube point [116] enables the user to
connect the non-electric nebulizer system with an external mask to use the nonelectric nebulizer system in one or more favourable positions of the user.
15 After taking the required dose of fluid or medicinal drug, the user wants to
deactivate the non-electric nebulizer. The method [200] includes the step [210] of
receiving a second input from the user for the deactivation of the non-electric
nebulizer. In a non-limiting embodiment, the second input of the user for the
deactivation of the non-electric nebulizer is one of rotating the at least one mask
20 outer case [108] of the non-electric nebulizer in an anti-clockwise direction for a
predefined number of rotations and releasing a disbursement trigger [114] of the
non-electric nebulizer.
In an embodiment, the method [200] includes the step [212] deactivating the non25 electric nebulizer by stopping the movement of the fluid from at least one fluid
tank [112] based on the second input. In a non-limiting embodiment, the second
input of the user for the deactivation of the non-electric nebulizer corresponds to
rotating the at least one mask outer case [108] of the non-electric nebulizer in an
anti-clockwise direction for a predefined number of rotations. In another
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embodiment, the second input of the user for the deactivation of the non-electric
nebulizer corresponds to releasing of the disbursement trigger [114] of the nonelectric nebulizer.
5 In a non-limiting embodiment, the method [200] further comprises connecting at
least one external mask with the non-electric nebulizer using at least one tube
point [116] to use the non-electric nebulizer system in one or more favorable
positions of the user. The method [200] ends at step [214].
10 In an exemplary embodiment, a user X rotates the mask outer case of the nonelectric nebulizer in clockwise direction. The nebulizer is activated, and the fluid is
moved from fluid tank to mask outer case using Bernoulli’s Theory Enabler. User
X inhales the fluid using an external mask attached to the tube point while lying
on the bed. After inhaling the fluid for a while, user X rotates the mask outer case
15 of the non-electric nebulizer in an anti-clockwise direction and the nebulizer is
deactivated.
In another exemplary embodiment, a user Y presses the disbursement trigger of
the non-electric nebulizer. The nebulizer is activated, and the fluid is moved from
fluid tank to mask outer case using Bernoulli’s Theory Enabler. User Y inhales the
20 fluid using an external mask attached to the tube point while sitting on the chair.
After inhaling the fluid for a while, user Y releases the disbursement trigger of the
non-electric nebulizer, and the nebulizer is deactivated.
As evident from the above disclosure, the present solution provides significant
technical advancement over the existing solutions by enabling the functioning of
25 the nebulizer system without electric power. Further, the inbuilt integrated spray
mechanism for the flow of gas or mixture of gases or air without electric power
enables the user to use the nebulizer system anywhere and at any time. The user
will be able to inhale the fluid through the nebulizer system without plugging the
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nebulizer system into an electrical socket thereby ensuring the most efficient use
of the nebulizer, not only indoors, but also outdoors and on the go. Furthermore,
the user will be able to use the nebulizer system for the inhalation of fluids from
the nebulizer mask in any body posture of his choice with the help of the tube pipe
5 that connects the non-electric nebulizer system to the external nebulizer mask.
While considerable emphasis has been placed herein on the disclosed
embodiments, it will be appreciated that many embodiments can be made and
that many changes can be made to the embodiments without departing from the
principles of the present disclosure. These and other changes in the embodiments
10 of the present disclosure will be apparent to those skilled in the art, whereby it is
to be understood that the foregoing descriptive matter to be implemented is
illustrative and non-limiting.

I/We Claim:
1. A non-electric nebulizer system [100] comprising:
- at least one container [102];
- at least one valve [104] air tightly positioned in the at least one container
[102];
- at least one mask holder [106] positioned on the top of the at least one valve
[104];
- at least one mask outer case [108] fixed on top of the at least one mask
holder [106];
- at least one Bernoulli's Theory Enabler [110] positioned inside the at least
one fluid tank [112];
- the at least one fluid tank [112] positioned on the top of the at least one
mask holder [106];
- at least one disbursement trigger [114] fixed on top of the at least one mask
outer case [108]; and
- at least one pipe tube point [116],
wherein the non-electric nebulizer system [100] is activated based on
movement of the at least one mask outer case [108] in a clockwise direction for
a predefined number of rotations.
2. The system [100] as claimed in claim 1, wherein the at least one pipe tube point
[116] enables the user to connect the non-electric nebulizer system with an
external mask to use the non-electric nebulizer system in one or more
favourable positions of the user.
3. The system [100] as claimed in claim 1, wherein the non-electric nebulizer
system is deactivated based on movement of the mask outer case [108] in an
anti-clockwise direction for the predefined number of rotations.
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4. The system as claimed in claim 1, wherein the non-electric nebulizer system is
further activated by pressing the disbursement trigger [114] and deactivated
by releasing the disbursement trigger [114] of the non-electric nebulizer
system.
5. A method [200] for inhaling fluid using a non-electric nebulizer, the method
comprises:
- receiving a first input of a user for activation of the non-electric nebulizer;
- activating the non-electric nebulizer by initiating movement of the fluid
from at least one fluid tank [112] to at least one mask outer case [108]
using Bernoulli’s Theory Enabler;
- inhaling the fluid by the user using the at least one mask outer case [108]
of the non-electric nebulizer;
- receiving a second input of the user for deactivation of the non-electric
nebulizer; and
- deactivating the non-electric nebulizer by stopping the movement of the
fluid form the at least one fluid tank [112] based on the second input.
6. The method [200] as claimed in claim 5, wherein the first input of the user for
the activation of the non-electric nebulizer is one of:
- rotating the at least one mask outer case [108] of the non-electric nebulizer
in a clockwise direction for a predefined number of rotations; and
- pressing a disbursement trigger [114] of the non-electric nebulizer.
7. The method [200] as claimed in claim 5, wherein the second input of the user
for the deactivation of the non-electric nebulizer is one of:
- rotating the at least one mask outer case [108] of the non-electric nebulizer
in an anti- clockwise direction for a predefined number of rotations; and
- releasing a disbursement trigger [114] of the non-electric nebulizer.
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8. The method [200] as claimed in claim 5 further comprises connecting the
non-electric nebulizer with an external mask using at least one tube point
[116] to use the non-electric nebulizer in one or more favorable positions of
the user.