AU2007216860B2 - Oil drain and suction pump - Google Patents

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AU2007216860B2
AU2007216860B2 AU2007216860A AU2007216860A AU2007216860B2 AU 2007216860 B2 AU2007216860 B2 AU 2007216860B2 AU 2007216860 A AU2007216860 A AU 2007216860A AU 2007216860 A AU2007216860 A AU 2007216860A AU 2007216860 B2 AU2007216860 B2 AU 2007216860B2
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    • FMECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F04POSITIVE - DISPLACEMENT MACHINES FOR LIQUIDS; PUMPS FOR LIQUIDS OR ELASTIC FLUIDS
    • F04BPOSITIVE-DISPLACEMENT MACHINES FOR LIQUIDS; PUMPS
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DH Ref: TTN004 AUSTRALIA PATENTS ACT 1990 COMPLETE SPECIFICATION FOR A STANDARD PATENT ORIGINAL Name and Address of Applicant: CUUAN JUNG ENTERPRISE CO., LTD Lane 57, Fongjheng Rd wufong Township Taichung County 413 Taiwan (R.O.C-) Actual Inventor(s): TSENG, Tien-Tsai Lane 57, Fongjheng Rd. Wufong Township Taichung County 413 Taiwan (R-O.C.) Address for Service: Don Hopkins & Associates C/- Spruson & Ferguson, Patent Attorneys Level 33, St Martins Tower, 31 Market Street Sydney, New South Wales 2000, Australia Invention Title; OIL DRAIN AND SUNCTION PUMP The following statement is a full description of this invention, including the best method of performing it known to us: AUP3 2 TITLE OF T1E INVENTION OIL DRAIN AND SUCTION PUMP BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 5 (a) Field of the invention: The present invention is related to an oil drain and suction pump, and more particularly, to a manually operated oil suction and drain pump. 10 (b) Description of the Prior Art: As illustrated in Fig. 9 of the accompanying drawings of the present invention for a sectional view of a pump of the prior art, the pump sucks in oil by manually operating a rod 41. When the rod 41 is reciprocally pulled up and down, air in an oil storage barrel is 42 is sucked to pass through a longitudinally provided air guide passage 43, a lateral air guide passage 44, a space 45, and a central orifice 46 to flow into a piston tube 47, and then is expelled to the ambient air through a one-way release valve 48 disposed at a bottom of the piston tube 47; in turn, external oil is sucked through a pipette 49 to enter into the oil storage barrel 42 as the air in the oil storage barrel 42 is driven out. 20 However, the pump of the prior art though providing its basic function of oil suction fails to have the function of oil drain. Therefore, to pump out the oil in the barrel is very inconvenient since it takes to remove a lid from the barrel so to dump the oil from the oil storage barrel. Furthermore, if operation demands oil drain and oil suction functions, 25 user has to purchase another pump that is provided with the function of oil drain. Other than the additional cost of purchasing another pump, alternative use of oil suction pump and oil drain pump cause the operation particularly inconvenient. Besides, storage of two pumps may be a problem if the space is very limited 30 SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The primary purpose of the present invention is to provide a pump that is given dual functions of oil drain and oil suction in one unit to save costs incurred from buying and maintaining another pump and to make more space available for use. 35 3 To achieve the purpose, a pump of the present invention is essentially comprised of a barrel containing an oil storage space. and a first passage containing a leading in pore and a leading out pore disposed at a bottom of the barrel; a lid closing on a top of the barrel, a pipe is disposed in the oil storage space of the barrel with a lower end of the pipe S disposed on the bottom of the barrel and connected through the inlet of the first passage and a top of the pipe connected to the lid, a pull rod is provided in the pipe and connected to an compression portion at one end in the pipe so to compress air flowing through the pipe, the rod penetrates through the lid to extend to expose out of the barrel, the lid is disposed with a second passage, the second passage contains a first air inlet and a first 1o air outlet, the first air outlet connects through the pipe through an opening at the top of the pipe, the lid is provided with a third passage, the third passage contains a first through hole and a second through hole with the second through hole connecting through the oil storage space, a fourth passage containing a second air inlet and a second air outlet is further disposed on the lid with the second air inlet connecting through the is leading out pore of the first passage by means of a ventilation pipe disposed. in the ol storage space so that the air passes in sequence through the second passage, the pipe, the first passage, and the ventilation pipe to flow in the fourth passage; and a regulating member disposed on the lid to connect through the third passage and the second passage during oil suction and to connect the fourth passage through ambient air so to expel the 20 air in the oil storage space through the second air outlet of the fourth passage for producing suction force to suck oil, or to connect through the fourth and the third passages and to connect through the ambient air and the first air inlet of the second passage for the air to enter through the second through hole of the third passage into the oil storage space for producing pressure to drain the oil. 25 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF'THE DRAWINGS Figure 1 is a perspective view of a first preferred embodiment of the present invention with a regulating member being located at where allowing oil suction 30 operation, Figure 2 is a sectional view taken from Figure 1 for sectional observation in another direction with the regulating member being located at where allowing oil suction operation, 35 4 Figure 3 is a sectional view taken from Figure 1 for sectional observation in another direction with the regulating member being already regulated to a position where allowing oil drain operation, s Figure 4 is a layout showing observation of a bird's view on Figure 1 with the regulating member being located at where allowing oil suction operation, Figure 5 is a layout observation of a bird's view on Figure 4, 10 Figure 6 Is a perspective view showing that the regulating member is connected to a lever to facilitate operating the regulating member, Figure 7 is a perspective view showing a second preferred embodiment of the present invention with a regulating member being located at where allowing oil 13 suction operation, Figure 8 is a perspective view showing the second preferred embodiment of the present invention with the regulating member being located at where allowing oil drain operation, and 20 Fig. 9 is a sectional view of a pump of the prior art that provides only the oil suction function. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS 25 Referring to Figs. 1-3 for a first preferred embodiment of the present invention, a pump that provided with oil suction and oil drain functions is essentially comprised of a barrel 1, a lid 2, and a regulating member 3. 30 The barrel 1 contains an oil storage space 11; a first passage 12 is disposed on a bottom of the barrel 1; and the first passage 12 is provided with a leading in pore 121 and a leading out pore 122. The lid 2 closing upon on a top of the barrel I contains a straight and hollow pipe 13 in 35 the oil storage space 11 of the barrel 1; a lower end of the pipe 13 is disposed on the bottom of the barrel 1 and connected through the leading in pore 121 of the first passage 5 12; a top of the pipe 13 is connected to the lid 2; a pull rod 131 is disposed in the pipe 13; one end of the pull rod 131 in the pipe 13 is connected to a compression portion 132; the compression portion 132 limits air to flow only in one direction and to force air flowing through the pipe 13 to enter into the first passage 12 through the leading in pore 121: s and the end of the pull rod 121 penetrating through the lid 2 and exposed in the ambient air is connected to a handle (not illustrated) to facilitate applying pull force manually. The lid 2 is laterally provided with a second passage 21 both ends of the second passage are respectively disposed with a first air inlet 211 and a first air outlet 212; the first air 10 outlet 212 is connected through interior of the pipe 13 through an opening at the top of the pipe 13. A third passage 22 is laterally disposed to the lid 2; both ends of the third passage 22 are respectively disposed with a first through hole 221 and a second through hole 222; and * the third passage 22 is connected through the oil storage space il through the second through hole 222. The lid 2 is further laterally disposed with a fourth passage 23; both ends of the fourth passage 23 are respectively disposed with a second air inlet 231 and a second air outlet 20 232; the second air inlet 231 of the fourth passage 23 is connected through the leading out pore 122 of the first passage by means of a ventilation pipe 14 erected in the oil storage space 11 so to allow air to pass through in sequence the second passage 21, the pipe 13, the first passage 12, the ventilation pipe 14 to flow in the fourth passage 23; and the first air inlet 211, the first through hole 221, and the second air outlet 232 are 25 arranged side by side, In practice, the lid 2 is further provided with an oil orifice 24 to directly pour out the oil in the oil storage space 11; and an oil pipe 25 is penetrated through the lid 2 to allow oil circulation to facilitate oil drain and oil suction operation. 20 The regulating member 31 is disposed on a top of the lid 2. In oil suction operation, the regulating member 31 causes the first through hole 221 of the third passage 22 to connect through the first air inlet 211 of the second passage 21, and the second air outlet 232 of the fourth passage 23 to connect through ambient air while operating the pull rod 35 131 to enable the compression portion 132 to compress the air in the oil storage space 11 to circulate in a route of air flow as described above to be finally expelled to the ambient 6 air through the second air outlet 232 of the fourth passage 23 for producing suction to suck oil: or in oil drain, the regulating member 31 is controlled to connect the second air outlet 232 of the fourth passage 23 through the first through hole 221 of the third passage 22 while connecting the ambient air through the first air inlet 211 of the second 5 passage 21 for the ambient air to circulate by following the route described above and finally the ambient air flows into the oil storage space 11 through the second through hole 222 of the third passage 22 for producing pressure to drain the oil. Wherein, the top of the regulating member 31 is connected to a lever 32 to facilitate operating the regulating member 31 as illustrated in Fig. 6. 10 In the preferred embodiment, the regulating member is disposed to the top of the lid 2 to permit mobile regulation. In practice, the regulating member 31 is laterally regulated, and an air duct 311 is provided to the regulating member 31. in the operation of oil suction, the third passage 22 is connected through the second passage 21 through the air 1s duct 311; or in the operation of oil drain, the fourth passage 23 is connected through the third passage 22 through the air duct 311. Secondly, the second passage 21, the third passage 22, and the fourth passage 23 are laterally disposed on the lid 2 with the third passage 22 located at where between the second passage 21 and the fourth passage 23. The first passage 12 is laterally disposed on the bottom of the barrel 1 and the first air 20 outlet 212 of the second passage 21 is connected through the pipe 13 by means of a first perforation 26 disposed on the lid 2; the second through hole 222 of the third passage 22 is connected through the oil storage space 11 by means of a second perforation 27 disposed on the lid 2; and the fourth passage 23 is connected through the ventilation pipe 14 by means of a third perforation hole 28 dispose don the lid 2. 25 Furthermore, at the openings respectively of the first air inlet 211 of the second passage 21, the first through hole 221 of the third passage 22, and the second air outlet 232 of the fourth passage 23 are provided with a leak-proof structure 33 made of flexible material. The leak-proof structure 33 is assembled with the regulating member 31 so to 30 prevent air current to escape from where between the leak-proof structure 33 and the regulating member 31 while the regulating member is executing alternative switch for regulation. A one-way valve 141 to allow the air to pass only from the first passage 12 to the fourth 35 passage 23 is disposed in the ventilation pipe 14 that connects the first passage 12 through the fourth passage 23.
7 As illustrated in Figs. 1, 2, and 3 when an oil suction operation is desired, the regulating member 31 is dialed to allow the air duct 311 to connect through the third passage 22 and the second passage 21 while the pull rod 131 is reciprocally pulled up and down to 5 produce a force to drive the air to flow. The air in the oil storage space 11 flows in sequence through the third passage 22. the air duct 311, the second passage 21, the pipe 13, the first passage 12, the ventilation pipe 14, and the fourth passage 23 to enter into the ambient air while creating a suction in the oil storage space I1 for the oil to flow into the oil storage space 11 of the barrel 1 through the oil pipe 25. 10 During the oil drain operation as illustrated in Figs. 4 and 5, the regulating member 31 is dialed to permit the air duct 311 to connect through the fourth passage 23 and the third passage 22. The pull rod 131 is pulled reciprocally up and down to create a force to drive the air to flow so that the ambient air passes in sequence into the second passage 21, the is pipe 13, the first passage 12, the ventilation pipe 14, the fourth passage 23, the air duct 311, and the third passage 22 to flow into the oil storage space 11, where an air pressure is created to compress the oil in the oil storage space 11 to drain into the ambient air through the oil pipe. 20 Now referring to a second preferred embodiment of the present invention as illustrated in Figs. 7 and 8, the pipe 13 and the ventilation pipe 14 otherwise installed inside the barrel in the first preferred embodiment are externally mounted to the barrel while a working principle for the first preferred embodiment by allowing air circulation among the first, the second, the third, and the fourth passages 12, 21, 22, and 23 after the switch is 25 applied the same in the second preferred embodiment by respectively substitutions with members of a first airway, a second airway, a third airway, and an air duct. The second preferred embodiment is comprised of a barrel 3, a lid 6, a first airway 61, a second airway 62, a third airway 63, an air duct 73 and a regulating member 74. The barrel 5 contains an oil storage space (not illustrated). The lid 6 is disposed to close upon a top of the 30 barrel 5. A pipe 71 and a ventilation pipe 72 are externally disposed to the barrel 5. The pipe 71 contains a pull rod 711. One end of the pull rod 711 in the pipe 71 is connected to a compression portion (piston) 712 to compress the air flowing through the pipe 71: and another end of the pull rod 711 extends upward to expose out of the pipe 71 and connected to a handle (not illustrated) to facilitate operating the pull rod 711. A lower s5 end of the ventilation pipe 72 extends to connect the pipe 71 at where close to a lower end of the pipe 71 and is further connected through the pipe 71. An upper end of the 8 ventilation pipe 72 extends to reach the lid 6. The first airway 61 is located on the lid 6 and extends to penetrate through the lid 6. A first air inlet 611 and a first air outlet 612 are disposed to the first airway 61 with the first s air inlet 611 connecting through the upper end of the ventilation pipe 72 and the first air outlet 612 being located on one side of the lid 6. The second airway 62 is located on the lid 6 and is provided with a first through hole 621 and a second through hole 622 with the first through hole 621 located on one side of the 1o lid 6 and the second through hole 622 being connected through the oil storage space. The third airway 63 is located on the lid 6 and extends to penetrate through the lid 6. A second air inlet 631 and a second air outlet 632 are disposed to the third airway 63 with the second air inlet 631 located on one side of the lid. The second air inlet 631, the first 1 through hole 621 are arranged side by side to the first air outlet 612. The air duct 73 has one end connected to and through the second air outlet 632 of the third airway 63 and another end connected to where close to the upper end of the pipe 71 and connected through the pipe 71. The third airway 63, the air duct 73, the pipe 71, the 20 ventilation pipe 72, and the first airway 61 are connected through in sequence to admit air circulation. The regulating member 74 is disposed on the lid 6 to execute alternative switch in relation to the first air outlet 612 of the first airway 61, the first through hole 521 of the second 25 airway 62, and the second air inlet 631 of the third airway 63. In oil suction operation, the regulating member 74 is dialed to permit the first through hole 621 of the second airway 62 to connect through the second air inlet 631 of the third airway 63 while connecting the first air outlet 612 of the first airway 61 through the ambient air. The pull rod is operated to cause the air in the oil storage space to circulate in sequent before 30 finally being expelled to the ambient air through the first air outlet 612 of the first airway 61; accordingly, suction is produced inside the oil storage space to suck oil. In the oil drain operation, the regulating member 74 is dialed for the first air outlet 612 of the first airway 61 to connect through the first through hole 621 of the second airway 62 while admitting the ambient air to connect through the second air inlet 631 of the third airway 35 63. The pull rod is operated to cause the air to circulate in sequence before finally entering into the oil storage space through the second through hole 622 of the second 9 airway 62 for producing pressure to drain the oil. An air duct 741 is disposed to the regulating member 74 so that during oil suction operation, the first through hole 621 of the second airway 62 is connected through the s second air inlet 631 of the third airway 63 via the air duct 741; or in oil drain operation, the first air outlet 612 of the first airway 61 connects through the first through hole 621 of the second airway 62 via the air duct 741; a leak-proof structure is disposed to openings respectively of the first air outlet 612 of the first airway 61, the first through hole 621 of the second airway 62, and the second air inlet 631 of the third airway 63. The 10 leak-proof structure is assembled with the regulating member 74 so to prevent air current to escape from where between the leak-proof structure and the regulating member 74 while the regulating member 74 is executing alternative switch for regulation, A one-way valve 721 to restrict the air in the pipe 71 flows only towards the first airway 61; and an oil pipe to permit oil to flow and an oil pouring orifice 65 are provided to and penetrate is through the lid 6. The operation of oil suction and drain executed by the second preferred embodiment is generally same as that by the first preferred embodiment. The pull rod 711 is operated to drive the compression portion 712 for it to engage in reciprocal compression in the 20 pipe 71 as a piston does, thus to divert the air to circulate depending on whether oil suction or oil drain operation id desired and according to the diversion direction designed to produce suction for oil suction or to procedure pressure for oil drain. Refer to the description given to the first preferred embodiment for a better understanding of the working principles of the operation and air circulation of the second preferred 25 embodiment. The present invention provides a pump that is capable of executing oil suction and oil drain operation by manual operation of a regulating member and a pull rod to easily complete work requirements of oil suction and oil drain without the necessity to prepare 30 two pumps respectively for oil suction and oil drain as found with the prior art. The present invention helps save purchase costs and saves storage space available for other uses. The present invention provides a structure of a pump for oil suction and oil drain in one 35 unit, and the application for a patent is duly filed accordingly. However, it is to be noted that the preferred embodiments disclosed in the specification and the accompanying 10 drawings are not limiting the present invention: and that any construction nstalat characteristics that is same or similar to that of the present invention should fall within the scope of the purposes and claims of the present invention.

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1. An oil suction and oil drain pump comprising: a barrel containing an oil storage space, a first passage being disposed on a s bottom of the barrel, and the first passage being provided with a leading in hole and a leading out hole; a lid closing upon a top of the barrel, a pipe being disposed in the oil storage space of the barrel, a lower end of the pipe being disposed on a bottom of the barrel and connecting through the leading in hole of the first passage, an 10 upper end of the pipe being connected to the lid, a pull rod being disposed in the pipe, one end of the pull rod in the pipe being connected to a compression portion to compress air flowing through the pipe, the pull rod penetrating through and extending out of the lid, the lid being provided with a second passage, the second passage containing a first air inlet and a first air outlet, is the first air outlet connecting through the pipe via an opening on a top of the pipe, the lid containing a third passage, the third passage being provided with a first through hole and a second through hole, the second through hole connecting through the oil storage space, a fourth passage being disposed on the lid, the fourth passage being provided with a second air inlet and a second 20 air outlet, the second air inlet connecting through the leading out hole of the first passage via a ventilation pipe disposed in the oil storage space to allow air to flow in sequence through the second passage, the pipe, the first passage, the ventilation pipe to the fourth passage; and a regulating member disposed on the lid to allow in oil suction operation the 25 third passage connecting through the second passage and the fourth passage connecting through the ambient air to allow air in the oil storage space to be drained from the second air outlet of the fourth passage for producing suction; or to allow in oil drain operation the fourth passage connecting through the third passage and the first air inlet of the second passage connecting through 30 ambient air for the air to enter through the second through hole of the third passage into the oil storage space for producing pressure to drain the oil; wherein the regulating member is disposed to the top of the lid to permit mobile regulation; the regulating member is provided with an air duct; in oil suction operation, the third passage is connected through the second passage 35 through the air duct; or in oil drain operation, the fourth passage is connected through the third passage through the air duct. 12
2. The pump as claimed in Claim 1, wherein the second passage, the third passage, and the fourth passage are laterally disposed on the lid; the first passage is laterally disposed on the bottom of the barrel; the first air outlet of s the second passage connects through the pipe via a first perforation disposed on the lid; a second through hole of the third passage connects through the oil storage space via a second perforation disposed on the lid; and the fourth passage connects through the ventilation pipe via a third perforation disposed on the lid. 10
3. The pump as claimed in Claim 1, wherein a leak-proof structure is disposed at openings respectively of the first air inlet of the second passage, the first through hole of the third passage, and the second air outlet of the fourth passage; the leak-proof structure being assembled with the regulating member is to prevent airflow to escape from where between the leak-proof structure and the regulating member when the regulating member is executing alternative switch for regulating.
4. The pump as claimed in Claim 1, wherein a one-way valve is provided in the 20 ventilation pipe that connects through the first passage and the fourth passage to restrict air to only flow from the first passage towards the fourth passage.
5. The pump as claimed in Claim 1, wherein an oil pipe for the oil to flow through is disposed to and penetrate through the lid. 25
6. The pump as claimed in Claim 1, wherein a lever is disposed on the top of the regulating member to facilitate operation of the regulating member.
7. The pump as claimed in Claim 1, wherein an oil pouring orifice is further 30 disposed to the lid. 13
8. An oil suction and oil drain pump comprising: a barrel containing an oil storage space; a lid closing upon a top of the barrel, a pipe and a ventilation pipe being s externally disposed to the barrel, the pipe containing a pull rod, one end of the pull rod in the pipe being connected to a compression portion to compress the air flowing through the pipe, and another end of the pull rod extending upward to expose out of the pipe, and a lower end of the ventilation pipe extending to connect through the pipe, and an upper end of the ventilation pipe extending 10 to reach the lid; a first airway located on the lid and extending to penetrate the lid, the first airway containing a first air inlet and a first air outlet, the first air inlet connecting through the upper end of the ventilation pipe, and the first air outlet being located on one side of the lid; 15 a second airway located on the lid and containing a first through hole and a second through hole, the first through hole being located on one side of the lid, and the second through hole connecting through the oil storage space; a third airway located on the lid and extending to penetrate the lid, the third airway containing a second air inlet and a second air outlet, the second air inlet 20 being located on one side of the lid, and the second air inlet, the first through hole, and the first air outlet being arranged side by side; an air duct having one end connected through the second air outlet of the third airway, another end being connected through the pipe at where close to an upper end of the pipe, the third airway, the air duct, the pipe, the ventilation 25 pipe, and the first airway being connected through in sequence for air circulation; and a regulating member disposed on the lid to execute alternative switch of relatively connecting through the first air outlet of the first airway, the first through hole of the second airway, and the second air inlet of the third airway; 30 the regulating member is switched to allow the first through hole of the second airway to connect through the second air inlet of the third airway while connecting the first air outlet of the first airway through the ambient air for the air in the oil storage space to be drained out of the first air outlet of the first airway for producing suction during the oil suction operation; and the 35 regulating member is switched to connect the first air outlet through the first through hole of the second airway while connecting the ambient air through 14 the second air inlet of the third airway for the air to enter through the second through hole of the second airway into the air storage space for producing pressure during oil drain operation; wherein the regulating member is disposed with an air duct; the first through s hole of the second airway connects through the second air inlet via the air duct in oil suction operation; and the first air outlet of the first airway connects through the first through hole of the second airway via the air duct in oil drain operation. 10
9. The pump as claimed in Claim 8, wherein a leak-proof structure is disposed at openings respectively of the first air outlet of the first airway, the first through hole of the second airway, and the second air inlet of the third airway; the leak-proof structure being assembled with the regulating member to prevent airflow to escape from where between the leak-proof structure and the is regulating member when the regulating member is executing alternative switch for regulating.
10. The pump as claimed in Claim 8, wherein a one-way valve is provided in the ventilation pipe to restrict the air to flow only from the pipe towards the first 20 airway. 1]. The pump as claimed in Claim 8, wherein an oil pipe for oil circulation is disposed to and penetrating through the lid. 25 12. The pump as claimed in Claim 8, wherein an oil pouring orifice is further disposed to the lid.
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