CN212964181U - Active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler - Google Patents
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The utility model discloses an initiative pressurize normal position sea water sampler, it includes: the sampler comprises a sampler body, wherein a separation element is arranged in the sampler body and divides the internal space of the sampler body into a sampling chamber and a non-sampling chamber, and the sampling chamber is provided with a liquid inlet and a liquid outlet; the active pressure control system is connected with the sampler body and is used for detecting the pressure in the sampling cavity and/or the non-sampling cavity, and when the pressure in the sampling cavity and/or the non-sampling cavity is lower than a set value, the active pressure control system is used for pressurizing the non-sampling cavity; during the pressurization process, the isolation element moves from the end close to the sampling cavity to the end far away from the sampling cavity along the axial direction of the sampler body under the action of the pressure difference. The active pressure maintaining in-situ seawater sampler adopts a structure provided with an active pressure control system, so that the active pressure control system can pressurize a non-sampling cavity, and the problem of poor precision of pressure change in the conventional high-pressure gas passive compensation technology is solved.
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Technical Field
The utility model relates to an ocean technology instrument equipment field specifically, relates to a pressurize sea water sampling device. In particular to an active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler.
Background
In the prior art, the seawater pressure maintaining and sampling device comprises a pressure accumulating cylinder, a pressure accumulating piston, a connecting body, a sample cylinder and a sample piston. The components jointly form three chambers, namely a pressure accumulation chamber, an isolation water chamber and a sample chamber. Although the seawater pressure-maintaining sampling device can realize the functions of pressure-maintaining sampling, storage and extraction, the device has several defects, such as: before the seawater pressure-maintaining sampling device is used for sampling, because the deep seawater pre-injected in the dead area volume of the water suction pipe and the sampling valve and the mixed environmental seawater (namely non-sample seawater) cannot be removed in advance, the deep seawater and the environmental seawater can enter a sample cavity along with a sample to be sampled during sampling, so that the purity of the sample is influenced; in addition, the isolated water cavity needs to be filled with on-site seabed water to prevent the medium remained on the wall of the sample cavity from entering the sample cavity when the sample piston moves during sampling, thereby increasing the operation difficulty and simultaneously increasing the cost and the complexity of the sampling process; in addition, because the seawater pressure-maintaining sampling device adopts the fixed throttling hole to control the flow, the nitrogen pressure of the pressure accumulation cavity is increased along with the sampling, the pressure difference is smaller and smaller, the sampling speed is slower and slower, and the sampling efficiency is further influenced.
Chinese patent publication No. CN1453567A, published as 11/5/2003, entitled "high purity pressure-retaining deep-sea hydrothermal sampler" discloses a high purity pressure-retaining deep-sea hydrothermal sampler. In the technical solution disclosed in this patent document, a high-purity pressure-maintaining deep-sea hydrothermal sampler includes: the device comprises a pressure accumulation barrel, a pressure accumulation cavity piston, a connector, a sample barrel, a valve plate, a sampling valve, a water suction pipe, an inflation valve, a micro valve and a micro high-pressure pump. The technical scheme disclosed in the patent document realizes the functions of gas pressure maintaining, non-sample seawater pre-suction and isolation and variable damping throttling control, but the high-purity pressure-maintaining deep-sea hydrothermal sampler cannot actively maintain pressure of the collected seawater, so that the pressure maintaining precision is not high.
As another example; chinese patent publication No. CN207488005U, published as 2018, 6, month, and 12 entitled "a fan-shaped deep sea sampling device using titanium alloy thin film for sealing and pressure maintaining" discloses a fan-shaped deep sea sampling device using titanium alloy thin film for sealing and pressure maintaining. In the technical solution disclosed in this patent document, the fan-shaped deep sea sampling device includes a fan-shaped housing, a rotating member, and a sealing pressure maintaining member; the fan-shaped shell comprises an upper chassis and a lower chassis, the rotating part is positioned between the upper chassis and the lower chassis, the sealing pressure maintaining part comprises two titanium alloy films, two pistons and a hydraulic system, when the sample cavity rotates to the position of the titanium alloy film along with the rotating part, the titanium alloy film is sealed through concave deformation, and the hydraulic system performs pressure compensation on the titanium alloy film piston device to achieve the effect of sealing pressure maintaining. The technical solution disclosed in this patent document realizes gas pressure holding, but it cannot actively hold the collected seawater, and therefore, the pressure holding accuracy is not high.
Based on this, it is expected to obtain a sampling device, and this sampling device can overcome prior art's not enough, realizes treating the sample of taking a sample and carries out initiative pressurize, and when adopting this sampling device to take a sample, the pressurize precision is high, the security is good, convenient operation, and it is nimble to use.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
To the defect among the prior art, the utility model aims to provide an initiative pressurize normal position sea water sampler and sampling method thereof.
In order to realize the above utility model purpose, the utility model provides an initiative pressurize normal position sea water sampler, it includes:
the sampler comprises a sampler body, wherein a separation element is arranged in the sampler body and divides the internal space of the sampler body into a sampling chamber and a non-sampling chamber, and the sampling chamber is provided with a liquid inlet and a liquid outlet;
the active pressure control system is connected with the sampler body and is used for detecting the pressure in the sampling cavity and/or the non-sampling cavity, and when the pressure in the sampling cavity and/or the non-sampling cavity is lower than a set value, the active pressure control system is used for pressurizing the non-sampling cavity;
during the pressurization process, the isolation element moves from the end close to the sampling cavity to the end far away from the sampling cavity along the axial direction of the sampler body under the action of the pressure difference.
Initiative pressurize normal position sea water sampler in, press the system through setting up the initiative accuse for after the sampling of initiative pressurize normal position sea water is accomplished, can press the system to carry out the action of initiatively pressurizeing to non-sample cavity through the initiative accuse, in order to overcome prior art's defect. The active pressurization supplement is adopted in the scheme, so that the problem that the pressure change caused by the adoption of a passive compensation technology in the prior art further influences the pressure maintaining precision is solved, and the pressure maintaining precision of the active pressure maintaining in-situ seawater sampler during sampling is ensured.
Furthermore, initiative pressurize normal position sea water sampler owing to adopt initiative accuse pressure system to pressurize in the non-sample cavity, consequently can avoid adopting the safety problem that the high-pressure gas that the passive compensation of high-pressure gas leads to causes among the prior art, make the initiative pressurize normal position sea water sampler who adopts this case more safe when using from this.
Preferably, in the initiative pressurize normal position sea water sampler, the initiative accuse pressure system is including the pressure detection spare, controller and the pressure generation device of electricity connection in proper order, pressure detection spare detects the pressure in sample cavity and/or the non-sample cavity, after pressure in sample cavity or the non-sample cavity is less than the setting value, controller control pressure generation device pressurizes in to the non-sample cavity to it is unchangeable to maintain the pressure in the sample cavity.
In the present invention, the pressure generating device may be a pump.
Preferably, in the active pressure maintaining in-situ seawater sampler of the present invention, the isolation element comprises a first isolation element and a second isolation element, wherein the first isolation element divides the internal space of the sampler body into a sampling chamber and a non-sampling chamber, the second isolation element is disposed in the non-sampling chamber, and a pressure chamber is formed between the second isolation element and the first isolation element;
the active pressure maintaining in-situ seawater sampler further comprises: the traction device is connected with the second isolation element so as to draw the second isolation element to move relative to the sampler body;
when the pressure in the sampling cavity and/or the non-sampling cavity is lower than a set value, the active pressure control system pressurizes the pressurizing cavity so as to maintain the pressure in the sampling cavity unchanged.
Preferably, in the active pressure maintaining in-situ seawater sampler of the present invention, the non-sampling chamber is pre-filled with a certain volume of liquid, and when the pressure in the sampling chamber and/or the non-sampling chamber reaches a first set value, the active pressure control system extracts the liquid medium from the non-sampling chamber, so that the isolation element moves to the side of the non-sampling chamber;
when the pressure in the sampling cavity and/or the non-sampling cavity is lower than a second set value, the active pressure control system fills the liquid medium into the non-sampling cavity so as to pressurize the non-sampling cavity and maintain the pressure in the sampling cavity unchanged.
It is of course conceivable that in some embodiments the active pressure control system may also charge a gaseous medium into the non-sampling chamber to pressurize the non-sampling chamber, but considering that the sampling environment in this case is in a marine environment, a liquid medium may be preferred.
Preferably, in the initiative pressurize normal position sea water sampler, fill in advance into the gas of certain volume in the non-sampling cavity, when the pressure in sampling cavity and/or the non-sampling cavity reaches the setting value, the initiative accuse pressure system fills liquid medium to the non-sampling cavity to pressurize to the non-sampling cavity, in order to maintain the interior pressure of sampling cavity unchangeably.
Preferably, in the active pressure maintaining in-situ seawater sampler of the present invention, a throttling damper is disposed in the non-sampling chamber, and the throttling damper divides the non-sampling chamber into a buffer solution pre-loading area and a buffer solution collecting area, wherein the buffer solution pre-loading area is pre-filled with a certain volume of liquid, and the buffer solution collecting area is pre-filled with a certain volume of gas; when the pressure in the sampling chamber and/or the non-sampling chamber is lower than a set value, the active pressure control system fills the liquid medium into the buffer liquid collecting region to pressurize the non-sampling chamber so as to maintain the pressure in the sampling chamber constant.
Preferably, in the initiative pressurize normal position sea water sampler, the sampler body includes the hollow cabin body, cabin body one end is connected with the connecting piece, the other end and end cover threaded connection, liquid is imported and exported and is located on the end cover.
Preferably, in the active pressure maintaining in-situ seawater sampler of the present invention, the connection between the cabin and the connecting member and/or the end cap has a sealing structure.
Preferably, in the initiative pressurize normal position sea water sampler in, initiative pressurize normal position sea water sampler still includes the valve, the valve locate with on the pipeline that the sampling cavity is connected to the control is waited to take a sample the sample inflow, is flowed or is sealed in the sampling cavity.
Preferably, draw sample formula initiative pressurize normal position sea water sampler in, be the motorised valve when the valve, the motorised valve is connected with initiative accuse pressure system electricity, the opening and close of initiative accuse pressure system control motorised valve.
Preferably, pull sample formula initiative pressurize normal position sea water sampler in, when liquid import and export including sample import and flowing back export, with sample access connection's the appearance pipeline of advancing on be equipped with the check valve, with flowing back exit connection's flowing back pipeline on be equipped with the ooff valve.
It should be noted that, in some other embodiments, the active pressure control system may adopt an intelligent pump system, the intelligent pump system is connected to the sampler body, and the pressure detection element and the controller may adopt corresponding devices in the intelligent pump system to implement corresponding functions, without additionally arranging other pressure detection elements and controllers.
Preferably, initiative pressurize normal position sea water sampler in, work as when liquid import and export including sample import and flowing back export, with sample access connection's the appearance pipeline of advancing on be equipped with the check valve, with flowing back exit connection's flowing back pipeline on be equipped with the ooff valve.
Compared with the prior art, initiative pressurize normal position sea water sampler have as follows advantage and beneficial effect:
1. initiative pressurize normal position sea water sampler owing to set up initiative accuse pressure system for the initiative pressurize normal position sea water sampler that adopts this case can initiatively pressurize when gathering the normal position sea water, avoided because the defect that the high-pressure gas passive compensation that prior art adopted brought has improved pressurize precision and security from this fabulous.
2. When initiative pressurize normal position sea water sampler used, sampler depth of operation need not be in the surface of water preconfiguration, consequently for its convenient to use, the flexibility is good.
3. When initiative pressurize normal position sea water sampler pressurizeed through initiative accuse pressure system, the medium of pressurization intracavity can not mix with the sample in the sample chamber, therefore, guaranteed that the normal position sea water as the sample does not receive the pollution.
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fig. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of an active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler according to the present invention in embodiment 1.
Fig. 2 schematically shows the structure of the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler of the present invention in the initial state in example 1.
Fig. 3 schematically shows the structure of the active pressure maintaining in-situ seawater sampler according to the present invention after sampling in the sampling chamber of example 1.
Fig. 4 schematically shows the structure of the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler according to the present invention when the active pressure-controlling system in embodiment 1 is pressurized.
Fig. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of an active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler according to the present invention in example 2.
Fig. 6 schematically shows the structure of the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler of the present invention in the initial state in example 2.
Fig. 7 schematically shows the structure of the active pressure maintaining in-situ seawater sampler according to the present invention after sampling in the sampling chamber of embodiment 2.
Fig. 8 schematically shows the structure of the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler according to the present invention when the active pressure-controlling system in embodiment 2 is pressurized.
Fig. 9 is a schematic structural diagram of an active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler according to the present invention in example 3.
Fig. 10 schematically shows the structure of the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler of the present invention in the initial state in example 3.
Fig. 11 schematically shows the structure of the active pressure maintaining in-situ seawater sampler according to the present invention after sampling in the sampling chamber of example 3.
Fig. 12 schematically shows the structure of the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler according to the present invention when the active pressure-controlling system in embodiment 3 is pressurized.
Fig. 13 is a schematic structural diagram of an active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler according to the present invention in example 4.
Fig. 14 schematically shows the structure of the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler of the present invention in the initial state in example 4.
Fig. 15 schematically shows the structure of the active pressure maintaining in-situ seawater sampler according to the present invention after sampling in the sampling chamber of example 4.
Fig. 16 schematically shows the structure of the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler according to the present invention when the active pressure-controlling system in embodiment 4 is pressurized.
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100-a sampler body; 200-isolation element 200; 401-a sampling chamber; 402-a non-sampling chamber; 500-liquid inlet and outlet; 301-a pressure detection member; 302-a controller; 303-pressure generating means; 201-a first isolation element; 202-a second isolation element; 600-a traction device; 101-a cabin body; 102-a connector; 103-end cap; 501-sampling inlet; 502-a drainage outlet; 702-a one-way valve; 701-a switch valve; 403-a pressurized chamber; 800-a throttle damper; 801-buffer pre-load zone; 802-buffer collection region.
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The present invention will be described in detail with reference to the following embodiments. The following examples will assist those skilled in the art in further understanding the present invention, but are not intended to limit the invention in any way. It should be noted that various changes and modifications can be made by one skilled in the art without departing from the spirit of the invention. These all belong to the protection scope of the present invention.
Example 1
Fig. 1 to 4 illustrate the structure and the working principle of the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler in embodiment 1. Wherein, fig. 1 is a schematic structural view of an active pressure maintaining in-situ seawater sampler of the present invention in embodiment 1; fig. 2 schematically shows the structure of the active pressure maintaining in-situ seawater sampler of the present invention in an initial state in example 1; fig. 3 schematically shows the structure of the active pressure maintaining in-situ seawater sampler of the present invention after sampling in the sampling chamber of example 1; fig. 4 schematically shows the structure of the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler according to the present invention when the active pressure-controlling system in embodiment 1 is pressurized.
As shown in fig. 1, in the present embodiment, the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler includes a sampler body 100, a first isolation element 201, a second isolation element 202, a traction device 600, and an active pressure control system connected to the sampler body 100, where the active pressure control system includes a pressure detector 301, a controller 302, and a pressure generator 303.
It should be noted that, in the present embodiment, the first isolation element 201 and the second isolation element 202 may be piston members.
As can be seen with further reference to fig. 1, sampler body 100 comprises a hollow body 101, body 101 being connected at one end to a connection member 102 and at the other end to an end cap 103 in a threaded manner such that a closed space is formed within body 101. To enhance the sealing effect, a sealing structure may be provided at the connection between the nacelle 101 and the connection member 102 and/or the end cap 103. The first isolation element 201 is disposed in the sampler body 100, and divides the internal space of the sampler body (i.e. the enclosed space formed by the chamber 101) into a sampling chamber 401 and a non-sampling chamber 402, and the sampling chamber 402 has a liquid inlet and outlet, in this embodiment, the liquid inlet and outlet includes a sampling inlet 501 and a liquid discharge outlet 502.
Referring to fig. 1, it can be seen that a sample inlet 501 and a drain outlet 502 are provided on the end cap 103. A check valve 702 is arranged on the sample inlet pipeline connected with the sample inlet 501, and a switch valve 701 is arranged on the liquid outlet pipeline connected with the liquid outlet 502.
It should be noted that in this embodiment, the sample introduction pipeline is not connected to the liquid discharge pipeline, but it is conceivable that in some other embodiments, the sample introduction pipeline and the liquid discharge pipeline may be communicated, and therefore, a valve may be disposed on the pipeline where the sample introduction pipeline and the liquid discharge pipeline are communicated, and the pipeline is connected to the sampling chamber 401, so that the sample to be sampled is controlled to flow into, flow out of or be enclosed in the sampling chamber 401 by controlling the valve. In some further preferred embodiments, the valve may be an electric valve, and the electric valve is electrically connected to the controller 302, and the opening and closing of the electric valve is controlled by controlling the controller 302.
The second isolation member 202 is disposed in the non-sampling chamber 402, and a pressurized cavity 403 is formed between the second isolation member 202 and the first isolation member 201.
In this embodiment, the pressure detecting element 301 detects the pressure in the sampling chamber 402, and when the pressure in the sampling chamber 401 is lower than a predetermined value, the controller 302 controls the pressure generating device 303 to pressurize the pressurizing chamber 403 to maintain the pressure in the sampling chamber 401 constant. In the present embodiment, the pressure generating device 303 is a high-pressure liquid injection pump that delivers the liquid medium into the pressurizing chamber 403 under pressure to increase the pressure in the pressurizing chamber 403 and maintain the pressure in the sampling chamber 401 constant. The controller 302 may complete various data acquisition and instruction output according to the instructions of the upper computer or a program preset in advance.
It should be noted that the liquid medium may be seawater or other liquid preset in the pump suction port.
In addition, in some other embodiments, the active pressure control system may adopt an intelligent pump system, the intelligent pump system is connected to the sampler body, and the pressure detection element and the controller may adopt corresponding devices in the intelligent pump system to implement corresponding functions, without additionally providing other pressure detection elements and controllers.
The working principle of the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler for sampling will be further described with reference to fig. 2 to 4.
Before the active pressure-holding in-situ seawater sampler performs sampling, as shown in fig. 2, the switch valve 701 is opened, so that the first isolation element 201 and the second isolation element 202 move in the first direction (i.e., the direction indicated by F1 in fig. 2) by sucking gas from the liquid discharge outlet 502 until the gas in the sampling chamber 401 is exhausted;
when the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler submerges to the water taking target depth, the traction device 600 pulls the second isolation element 202 to move along a second direction opposite to the first direction, so that the first isolation element 201 moves along the second direction, and a sample to be sampled enters the sampling chamber 401.
The first isolation element 201 and the second isolation element 202 are in an initial state, at this time, the first isolation element 201 and the second isolation element 202 are attached to the position of the cabin body close to the end cover 103, the sampling chamber 401 and the non-sampling chamber 402 are emptied, and the on-off valve 701 is kept closed.
When the active pressure maintaining in-situ seawater sampler submerges to the water intake target depth, the controller 302 controls the traction device 600 to pull the second isolation element 202 to move along the second direction, at this time, due to the movement of the second isolation element 202, the pressure between the second isolation element 202 and the first isolation element 201 is reduced, the pressures on the two sides of the first isolation element 201 are different (the right side pressure is greater than the left side pressure), and therefore, the first isolation element 201 also moves along the first direction under the driving of the pressure difference. Thereby, the pressure in the sampling chamber 401 also drops and the in situ seawater enters the sampling chamber 401 through the one-way valve 702.
Subsequently, the second isolation member 202 and the first isolation member 201 are moved to the state shown in fig. 3, at which the seawater in situ fills the entire sampling chamber 401, and the volume of the sampling chamber 401 reaches the maximum.
Considering that when the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler is used for recovery, as the depth becomes shallow, the pressure inside the sampler body 100 begins to decay, the pressure detection member 301 measures the pressure change inside the sampling chamber 401 and then uploads the pressure change to the controller 302, the controller 302 drives the pressure generation device 303 to pressurize the pressure chamber 403, the pressure inside the pressure chamber 403 is transmitted to the sampling chamber 401 through the first isolation member 201, but because of the isolation of the first isolation member 201, the liquid medium inside the pressure chamber 403 does not mix with the in-situ seawater to be sampled inside the sampling chamber 401 until the in-situ seawater is recovered.
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Fig. 5 to 8 show the structure and the working principle of the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler in embodiment 2. Wherein, fig. 5 is a schematic structural view of the active pressure maintaining in-situ seawater sampler of the present invention in embodiment 2; fig. 6 schematically shows the structure of the active pressure maintaining in-situ seawater sampler of the present invention in the initial state in example 2; fig. 7 schematically shows the structure of the active pressure maintaining in-situ seawater sampler of the present invention after sampling in the sampling chamber of example 2; fig. 8 schematically shows the structure of the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler according to the present invention when the active pressure-controlling system in embodiment 2 is pressurized.
As shown in fig. 5, in the present embodiment, the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler includes a sampler body 100, an isolation element 200, and an active pressure control system connected to the sampler body 100, wherein the active pressure control system includes a pressure detecting element 301, a controller 302, and a pressure generating device 303. In the present embodiment, the isolation member 200 is a piston member.
As can be seen with further reference to fig. 5, sampler body 100 comprises a hollow body 101, body 101 being connected at one end to a connection member 102 and at the other end to an end cap 103 in a threaded manner such that a closed space is formed within body 101. To enhance the sealing effect, a sealing structure may be provided at the connection between the nacelle 101 and the connection member 102 and/or the end cap 103. The isolation member 200 is disposed in the sampler body 100, and divides the internal space of the sampler body (i.e. the enclosed space formed by the chamber body 101) into a sampling chamber 401 and a non-sampling chamber 402, wherein the sampling chamber 401 has a sampling inlet 501 and a drainage outlet 502. Referring to fig. 5, it can be seen that a sample inlet 501 and a drain outlet 502 are provided on the end cap 103. A check valve 702 is arranged on the sample inlet pipeline connected with the sample inlet 501, and a switch valve 701 is arranged on the liquid outlet pipeline connected with the liquid outlet 502.
The pressure detecting element 301 detects the pressure in the sampling chamber 401, and when the pressure in the sampling chamber 401 is lower than a predetermined value, the controller 302 controls the pressure generating device 303 to fill or extract the liquid medium into or from the non-sampling chamber 402 to maintain the pressure in the sampling chamber 401 constant.
In this embodiment, the pressure generating device 303 is a bidirectional pump, so that different flowing directions of the liquid medium can be realized by controlling the forward rotation or the reverse rotation of the bidirectional pump, and the liquid medium can be filled into or pumped out of the non-sampling chamber 402.
In addition, in this embodiment, the controller 302 may complete various data acquisition and instruction output according to the upper computer instruction or a program preset in advance.
It should be noted that the liquid medium may be seawater, or may be other liquid, such as non-seawater liquid preset at the pump suction port.
The working principle of the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler for sampling will be further described with reference to fig. 6 to 8.
As shown in fig. 6, before sampling, the non-sampling chamber 402 is pre-filled with a volume of liquid medium, the isolation member 200 is positioned in the chamber body near the end cap 103, and the drainage outlet 502 is in a closed state.
When the active pressure maintaining in-situ seawater sampler submerges to the water taking target depth, the pressure detecting part 301 detects that the pressure value at the target depth is lower than the preset value, and transmits a first signal to the controller 302, and the controller 302 sends an extraction instruction to the pressure generating device 303 after receiving the first signal. Upon receiving the pumping command, the pressure generating device 303 begins pumping the liquid medium in the non-sampling chamber 402. At this point, the pressure in the non-sampling chamber 402 drops such that the pressure in the sampling chamber 401 is greater than the pressure in the non-sampling chamber 402, creating a pressure differential. The isolation member 200 is driven by the pressure difference to move towards the non-sampling chamber 402, and the sample to be sampled (i.e. the seawater in situ) flows into the sampling chamber 401 from the sampling inlet 501 through the check valve 702 until the sampling chamber 401 is filled with the sample to be sampled.
Subsequently, the isolation element 200 is moved to the state shown in fig. 7, in which the in-situ seawater fills the entire sampling chamber 401, the volume of the sampling chamber 401 reaches a maximum, and the pressure generating device 303 no longer draws liquid medium.
After the sampling is completed, the active pressure maintaining in-situ seawater sampler is recovered, and at this time, the structure of the active pressure maintaining in-situ seawater sampler can refer to fig. 8. In the recovery process, as the depth of the position of the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler becomes shallow, the pressure in the sampling chamber 401 starts to decay, at this time, after the pressure change value is detected by the pressure detection piece 301, a second signal is sent to the controller 302, and after receiving the second signal, the controller 302 sends a filling instruction to the pressure generation device 303. After receiving the filling command, the pressure generating device 303 starts to fill the non-sampling chamber 402 with the liquid medium to maintain the pressure in the sampling chamber 401 constant.
After recovery, the sample to be sampled can be obtained from the drainage outlet 502.
In the above process, due to the existence of the isolation element 200, the liquid medium in the non-sampling chamber 402 and the sample to be sampled in the sampling chamber 401 are not mixed with each other, so that the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler of the present disclosure can ensure that the sample to be sampled is not polluted when sampling.
In some other embodiments, the pressure generating means 303 may comprise two unidirectional pressure regulating means, for example may be arranged to comprise two pumps, one for pumping liquid medium and the other for filling liquid medium.
Example 3
Fig. 9 to 12 show the structure and the working principle of the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler in embodiment 3. Fig. 9 is a schematic structural view of an active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler according to the present invention in example 3; fig. 10 schematically shows the structure of the active pressure maintaining in-situ seawater sampler of the present invention in the initial state in example 3; fig. 11 schematically shows the structure of the active pressure maintaining in-situ seawater sampler of the present invention after sampling in the sampling chamber of example 3; fig. 12 schematically shows the structure of the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler according to the present invention when the active pressure-controlling system in embodiment 3 is pressurized.
As shown in fig. 9, in the present embodiment, the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler includes a sampler body 100, an isolation element 200, and an active pressure control system connected to the sampler body 100, wherein the active pressure control system includes a pressure detecting element 301, a controller 302, and a pressure generating device 303. In the present embodiment, the isolation member 200 is a piston member.
As can be seen with further reference to fig. 9, sampler body 100 comprises a hollow body 101, body 101 being connected at one end to a connection member 102 and at the other end to an end cap 103 in a threaded manner such that a closed space is formed within body 101. To enhance the sealing effect, a sealing structure may be provided at the connection between the nacelle 101 and the connection member 102 and/or the end cap 103. The isolation element 200 is disposed in the sampler body 100, and divides the internal space of the sampler body (i.e. the enclosed space formed by the chamber body 101) into a sampling chamber 401 and a non-sampling chamber 402, the sampling chamber 401 has a liquid inlet/outlet 500, the liquid inlet/outlet 500 is disposed on the end cap 103, and a switch valve 701 is disposed on a pipeline connected to the liquid inlet/outlet 500.
The pressure detecting element 301 detects the pressure in the sampling chamber 401, and when the pressure in the sampling chamber 401 is lower than a predetermined value, the controller 302 controls the pressure generating device 303 to fill the liquid medium into the non-sampling chamber 402 to maintain the pressure in the sampling chamber 401 constant.
In this embodiment, the pressure generating device 303 is an active pressure control pump, and the active pressure control pump pumps liquid to perform a pressure maintaining function.
In addition, in this embodiment, the controller 302 may complete various data acquisition and instruction output according to the upper computer instruction or a program preset in advance.
It should be noted that the liquid medium may be seawater, or may be other liquid, such as non-seawater liquid preset at the pump suction port.
The working principle of the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler for sampling will be further described with reference to fig. 10 to 12.
As shown in fig. 10, before sampling, a certain volume of gas medium, which may be air with a pressure lower than 1bar, nitrogen, or other inert gas, is pre-filled in the non-sampling chamber 402, and at the same time, a vacuum is drawn in the sampling chamber 401, the isolation member 200 is located at a position of the cabin body close to the end cap 103, and the liquid inlet/outlet 500 is in a closed state.
When the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler submerges to the water intake target depth, the on-off valve 701 at which the liquid inlet/outlet 500 is located is opened, the sample to be sampled enters the sampling chamber 401 under its own pressure, but the gas in the non-sampling chamber 402 is compressed to become a very small area with a negligible volume, and at this time, the isolation element 200 moves to the position shown in fig. 11. At this point, the in-situ seawater fills the entire sampling chamber 401, and the volume of the sampling chamber 401 is maximized.
After the sampling is completed, the active pressure maintaining in-situ seawater sampler is recovered, and at this time, the structure of the active pressure maintaining in-situ seawater sampler can refer to fig. 12. In the recovery process, as the depth of the position where the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler is located becomes shallow, the pressure in the sampling chamber 401 starts to decay, and at this time, after the pressure change value is detected by the pressure detection member 301, a signal is sent to the controller 302, and after the controller 302 receives the signal, a pressurization instruction is sent to the pressure generation device 303. After receiving the pressurization command, the pressure generating device 303 starts to fill the non-sampling chamber 402 with the liquid medium to maintain the pressure in the sampling chamber 401 constant.
After recovery, the sample to be sampled can be obtained from the liquid inlet/outlet 500.
In the above process, due to the existence of the isolation element 200, the liquid medium in the non-sampling chamber 402 and the sample to be sampled in the sampling chamber 401 are not mixed with each other, so that the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler of the present disclosure can ensure that the sample to be sampled is not polluted when sampling.
Example 4
Fig. 13 to 16 show the structure and the working principle of the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler in embodiment 4. Fig. 13 is a schematic structural view of an active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler according to the present invention in example 4; fig. 14 schematically shows the structure of the active pressure maintaining in-situ seawater sampler of the present invention in the initial state in example 4; fig. 15 schematically shows the structure of the active pressure maintaining in-situ seawater sampler of the present invention after sampling in the sampling chamber of example 4; fig. 16 schematically shows the structure of the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler according to the present invention when the active pressure-controlling system in embodiment 4 is pressurized.
As shown in fig. 13, in the present embodiment, the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler includes a sampler body 100, an isolation element 200, and an active pressure control system connected to the sampler body 100, wherein the active pressure control system includes a pressure detecting element 301, a controller 302, and a pressure generating device 303. In the present embodiment, the isolation member 200 is a piston member.
As can be seen with further reference to fig. 13, sampler body 100 comprises a hollow body 101, body 101 being connected at one end to a connection member 102 and at the other end to an end cap 103 in a threaded manner such that a closed space is formed within body 101. To enhance the sealing effect, a sealing structure may be provided at the connection between the nacelle 101 and the connection member 102 and/or the end cap 103. The isolation element 200 is disposed in the sampler body 100, and divides the internal space of the sampler body (i.e. the enclosed space formed by the chamber body 101) into a sampling chamber 401 and a non-sampling chamber, the sampling chamber 401 has a liquid inlet/outlet 500, the liquid inlet/outlet 500 is disposed on the end cap 103, and a switch valve 701 is disposed on a pipeline connected to the liquid inlet/outlet 500. In the present embodiment, a throttling damper 800 is disposed in the non-sampling chamber, and the throttling damper 800 divides the non-sampling chamber into a buffer pre-loading area 801 and a buffer collecting area 802, wherein a certain volume of liquid is pre-loaded into the buffer pre-loading area 802, and a certain volume of gas is pre-loaded into the buffer collecting area 801, and the gas may be air with a pressure lower than 1bar, nitrogen, or other inert gases. When the pressure in the sampling chamber and/or the non-sampling chamber is lower than a set value, the active pressure control system fills the buffer collection area 801 with a liquid medium to pressurize the non-sampling chamber so as to maintain the pressure in the sampling chamber 401 constant.
The pressure detecting element 301 detects the pressure in the sampling chamber 401, and when the pressure in the sampling chamber 401 is lower than a predetermined value, the controller 302 controls the pressure generating device 303 to fill the liquid medium into the non-sampling chamber 402 to maintain the pressure in the sampling chamber 401 constant.
In this embodiment, the pressure generating device 303 is an active pressure control pump, and the active pressure control pump pumps liquid to perform a pressure maintaining function. In addition, in this embodiment, the controller 302 may complete various data acquisition and instruction output according to the upper computer instruction or a program preset in advance.
It should be noted that the liquid medium may be seawater, or may be other liquid, such as non-seawater liquid preset at the pump suction port.
The working principle of the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler for sampling will be further described with reference to fig. 14 to 16.
As shown in fig. 14, the buffer pre-loading area 801 is filled with liquid, the buffer collection area 802 is filled with air or nitrogen or other inert gas at a pressure lower than 1bar, the pressure difference is such that the isolation member 200 is positioned in the chamber body near the end cap 103, and a vacuum is drawn in the sampling chamber 401, and the liquid inlet/outlet 500 is closed.
When the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler submerges to the water taking target depth, the switch valve 701 where the liquid inlet/outlet 500 is located is opened, a sample to be sampled enters the sampling chamber 401 through the pressure of the sample to be sampled in the sampling chamber 401, the liquid in the buffer liquid pre-loading area 801 flows to the buffer liquid collecting area 802 under the pressure action of the sample to be sampled in the sampling chamber 401, the flow rate of the liquid is slow due to the action of the throttling damper 800, so that the speed of the sample to be sampled (namely, in-situ seawater) entering the sampling chamber 401 is slow, and molecules in the in-situ seawater cannot be damaged due to the shearing of a valve port due to the slow flow rate. When the buffer collection zone 802 is saturated, sampling is complete. The isolation element 200 may transmit the pressure of the non-sampling chamber to the sampling chamber 401, but the isolation element 200 prevents mixing of the liquid between the sampling chamber and the non-sampling chamber.
After the sampling is completed, the active pressure maintaining in-situ seawater sampler is recovered, and at this time, the structure of the active pressure maintaining in-situ seawater sampler can refer to fig. 15. In the recovery process, as the depth of the position where the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler is located becomes shallow, the pressure in the sampling chamber 401 starts to decay, and at this time, after the pressure change value is detected by the pressure detection member 301, a signal is sent to the controller 302, and after the controller 302 receives the signal, a pressurization instruction is sent to the pressure generation device 303. After receiving the pressurization command, the pressure generating device 303 starts to fill the non-sampling chamber 402 with the liquid medium to maintain the pressure in the sampling chamber 401 constant.
After recovery, the sample to be sampled can be obtained from the liquid inlet/outlet 500.
In the above process, due to the existence of the isolation element 200, the liquid medium in the non-sampling chamber 402 and the sample to be sampled in the sampling chamber 401 are not mixed with each other, so that the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler of the present disclosure can ensure that the sample to be sampled is not polluted when sampling.
Example 5
The active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler in embodiment 5 has a structure substantially identical to that of the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler in embodiment 1, except that the active pressure-controlling system may adopt an intelligent pump system, that is, in embodiment 5, the intelligent pump system is connected to the sampler body 1, so that in embodiment 5, there is no need to additionally provide other pressure detecting elements and a controller, but a corresponding device in the intelligent pump system may be adopted to implement a corresponding function.
Example 6
The active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler in embodiment 6 has a structure substantially the same as that of the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler in embodiment 1, except that the sample introduction pipeline and the liquid discharge pipeline in embodiment 1 are not connected, but the sample introduction pipeline and the liquid discharge pipeline in embodiment 6 can be connected, so that the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler in embodiment 6 is provided with a valve only on the pipeline connecting the sample introduction pipeline and the liquid discharge pipeline. Because the pipeline that this kind pipeline and fluid-discharge line intercommunication is connected with the sample chamber, consequently, can realize changing the flow path of the sample of treating that flows into or flows out the sample chamber through the mode of controlling this valve.
In some further preferred embodiments, the valve may be an electrically operated valve. And, especially, the electrically operated valve can be electrically connected with the controller of the active pressure control system, so that the opening and closing of the electrically operated valve can be controlled by controlling the controller.
It should be noted that the prior art in the protection scope of the present invention is not limited to the embodiments given in the present application, and all the prior art which is not contradictory to the solution of the present invention, including but not limited to the prior patent documents, the prior publications, and the like, can be incorporated into the protection scope of the present invention.
In addition, the combination of the features in the present application is not limited to the combination described in the claims of the present application or the combination described in the embodiments, and all the features described in the present application may be freely combined or combined in any manner unless contradictory to each other.
It should also be noted that the above-mentioned embodiments are only specific embodiments of the present invention. It is obvious that the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and similar changes or modifications can be directly derived or easily suggested by those skilled in the art from the disclosure of the present invention, and all should fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
The foregoing description of the specific embodiments of the invention has been presented. It is to be understood that the present invention is not limited to the specific embodiments described above, and that various changes or modifications may be made by those skilled in the art within the scope of the appended claims without departing from the spirit of the invention. The embodiments and features of the embodiments of the present application may be combined with each other arbitrarily without conflict.
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1. An active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler, comprising:
the sampler comprises a sampler body (100), wherein a separation element (200) is arranged in the sampler body (100), the separation element (200) divides the internal space of the sampler body (100) into a sampling chamber (401) and a non-sampling chamber (402), and the sampling chamber (401) is provided with a liquid inlet and outlet (500);
and an active pressure control system connected to the sampler body (100), the active pressure control system detecting the pressure in the sampling chamber (401) and/or the non-sampling chamber (402), and when the pressure in the sampling chamber (401) and/or the non-sampling chamber (402) is lower than a set value, the active pressure control system pressurizing the non-sampling chamber (402);
during the pressurization process, the isolation element (200) is moved by the pressure difference along the axial direction of the sampler body (100) from the end close to the sampling chamber (401) to the end far from the sampling chamber (401).
2. The active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler of claim 1, wherein the active pressure-controlling system comprises a pressure detecting element (301), a controller (302) and a pressure generating device (303) electrically connected in sequence, the pressure detecting element (301) detects the pressure in the sampling chamber (401) and/or the non-sampling chamber (402), and when the pressure in the sampling chamber (401) or the non-sampling chamber (402) is lower than a set value, the controller (302) controls the pressure generating device (303) to pressurize the non-sampling chamber (402) so as to maintain the pressure in the sampling chamber (401) unchanged.
3. The active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler of claim 1, wherein the isolation element (200) comprises a first isolation element (201) and a second isolation element (202), wherein the first isolation element (201) divides the inner space of the sampler body (100) into a sampling chamber (401) and a non-sampling chamber (402), and the second isolation element (202) is disposed in the non-sampling chamber (402) and forms a pressurizing cavity (403) with the first isolation element (201);
the active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler further comprises: a traction device (600) connected with the second isolation element (202) to draw the second isolation element (202) to move relative to the sampler body (100);
when the pressure in the sampling chamber (401) and/or the non-sampling chamber (402) reaches a set value, the active pressure control system pressurizes the pressurizing cavity (403) to maintain the pressure in the sampling chamber (401) constant.
4. The active hold-pressure in-situ seawater sampler of claim 1, wherein the non-sampling chamber (402) is pre-filled with a certain volume of liquid, and when the pressure in the sampling chamber (401) and/or the non-sampling chamber (402) reaches a first set value, the active pressure control system extracts liquid medium from the non-sampling chamber (402) to move the isolation element (200) to the side of the non-sampling chamber (402);
when the pressure in the sampling chamber (401) and/or the non-sampling chamber (402) is lower than a second set value, the active pressure control system fills the non-sampling chamber (402) with a liquid medium to pressurize the non-sampling chamber (402) so as to maintain the pressure in the sampling chamber (401) constant.
5. The active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler of claim 1, wherein the non-sampling chamber (402) is pre-filled with a certain volume of gas, and when the pressure in the sampling chamber (401) and/or the non-sampling chamber (402) is lower than a set value, the active pressure control system fills the non-sampling chamber (402) with a liquid medium to pressurize the non-sampling chamber (402) so as to maintain the pressure in the sampling chamber (401) constant.
6. The active dwell in-situ seawater sampler of claim 1, wherein a throttle damper (800) is arranged in the non-sampling chamber, the throttle damper (800) divides the non-sampling chamber (402) into a buffer pre-loading region (801) and a buffer collecting region (802), wherein the buffer pre-loading region (801) is pre-filled with a volume of liquid, and the buffer collecting region (802) is pre-filled with a volume of gas; when the pressure in the sampling chamber (401) and/or the non-sampling chamber (402) is lower than a set value, the active pressure control system fills the buffer collecting region (802) with a liquid medium to pressurize the non-sampling chamber (402) so as to maintain the pressure in the sampling chamber (401) constant.
7. Active pressure maintaining in-situ seawater sampler according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the sampler body (100) comprises a hollow body (101), one end of the body (101) is connected with a connecting member (102), the other end is connected with an end cap (103) by screw thread, and the liquid inlet and outlet (500) is arranged on the end cap (103).
8. The active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler of claim 7, wherein the connection between the hull (101) and the connection member (102) and/or the end cap (103) has a sealing structure.
9. The active hold pressure in-situ seawater sampler of claim 7, further comprising a valve disposed on a pipeline connected to the sampling chamber (401) to control the flow of the sample to be sampled into, out of, or enclosed in the sampling chamber (401).
10. The active pressure-maintaining in-situ seawater sampler of claim 7, wherein when the liquid inlet/outlet (500) comprises a sampling inlet (501) and a drainage outlet (502), a check valve (702) is arranged on the sample inlet pipeline connected with the sampling inlet (501), and a switch valve (701) is arranged on the drainage pipeline connected with the drainage outlet (502).
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