CN217838519U - Aeration unit and aeration assembly comprising same - Google Patents

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CN217838519U
CN217838519U CN202222151905.1U CN202222151905U CN217838519U CN 217838519 U CN217838519 U CN 217838519U CN 202222151905 U CN202222151905 U CN 202222151905U CN 217838519 U CN217838519 U CN 217838519U
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The utility model relates to an aeration unit, wherein aeration unit includes aeration main part and braced frame, and wherein the aeration main part is connected with the aeration main pipe via braced frame, and wherein the aeration main part includes micropore aeration pipe and coarse pore aeration pipe, and wherein micropore aeration pipe and micropore aeration gas distribution pipe ventilate to be connected, micropore aeration gas distribution pipe communicates to the aeration main pipe through micropore aeration intake pipe to coarse pore aeration pipe and coarse pore aeration gas distribution pipe ventilate to be connected, coarse pore aeration gas distribution pipe communicates to the aeration main pipe through coarse pore aeration intake pipe micropore aeration intake pipe with coarse pore aeration intake pipe department sets up the valve so that the air inflow micropore aeration pipe is in order to realize the aeration or flow in the coarse pore aeration pipe in order to realize the stirring. According to the utility model discloses an aeration unit has realized the intermittent type stirring function of aeration tank bottom portion and aeration and stirring function's integration, still the easy access simultaneously.

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Aeration unit and aeration assembly comprising same
Technical Field
The utility model relates to a water treatment technical field especially relates to especially relate to municipal sewage plant, industrial sewage station, river regulation, water treatment application etc. concretely relates to novel liftable formula aeration system device of area stirring function, more specifically relates to can realize the aeration subassembly of self-cleaning.
Background
The aeration system stirs the sewage through the aeration equipment to accelerate the oxygen in the air to transfer to the sewage, thereby improving the oxygen content in the sewage, and oxidizing and decomposing organic matters in the sewage. Therefore, aeration is one of the main methods for water treatment work, and is an effective measure for improving the quality and efficiency of the water treatment work.
In the existing sewage treatment plant, during the operation process of water treatment, the phenomena of sludge deposition, carrier deposition and the like often exist in a treatment tank or a biochemical tank, so that the conditions of blockage of an aeration pipe, insufficient carrier contact and the like can be caused, and the treatment effect of a biochemical process can be greatly influenced.
In order to realize the stirring effect of the bottom sludge or the carrier, a conventional sewage plant adopts a stirrer or other equipment for stirring, but the operation and the arrangement of the aerator are influenced by the plug flow of the stirrer. In addition, for the maintenance of aeration components, such as an aerator and the like, the mode that supporting pipelines and brackets are fixed at the bottom of the pool is generally adopted in most sewage plants, and the pool needs to be emptied during the maintenance, so that the normal working operation is influenced.
There is therefore a need to provide an improved aeration assembly which enables more effective cleaning during operation without adversely affecting the aeration body itself.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
Therefore, the utility model aims at providing a from aeration unit of taking stirring function to carry out intermittent type stirring to it when mud or carrier deposit, neither influence aeration system's stability, can increase process efficiency again, practice thrift investment cost, reduce and take up an area of, and when overhauing, need not to cut off the water and maintain, reduce the risk that environmental protection occurence of failure.
Based on the above-mentioned purpose, the utility model discloses a first aspect provides an aeration unit, wherein this aeration unit includes aeration main part and braced frame, wherein the aeration main part includes micropore aeration gas distribution pipe and gross porosity aeration gas distribution pipe and fixes to at least one micropore aeration pipe and at least one gross porosity aeration pipe of micropore aeration gas distribution pipe and gross porosity aeration gas distribution pipe, wherein, at least one micropore aeration pipe with micropore aeration gas distribution pipe fluid intercommunication, and at least one gross porosity aeration pipe with gross porosity aeration gas distribution pipe fluid intercommunication.
In some embodiments of the aeration unit according to the present invention, the support frame comprises a micro-pore aeration inlet pipe and a macro-pore aeration inlet pipe, wherein the micro-pore aeration distribution pipe is fluidly communicated to the micro-pore aeration inlet pipe and the macro-pore aeration distribution pipe is fluidly communicated to the macro-pore aeration inlet pipe.
In some embodiments of the aeration unit according to the present invention, the microporous aeration pipe is connected to the microporous aeration distribution pipe and the coarse aeration distribution pipe through a first threaded joint and a second threaded joint, respectively.
In some embodiments of the aeration unit according to the present invention, the first threaded joint is provided with a micro-porous aeration inlet channel in fluid communication with a micro-porous aeration distribution pipe, and the second threaded joint (232) is provided with a barrier wall preventing gas from passing through.
In some embodiments of the aeration unit according to the present invention, the wide bore aeration tube is connected to the micro-pore aeration distribution tube and the wide bore aeration distribution tube by a third threaded joint and a fourth threaded joint, respectively.
In some embodiments of the aeration unit according to the present invention, the third threaded joint is provided with a barrier wall preventing passage of gas, and the fourth threaded joint is provided with a coarse aeration inlet channel in fluid communication with the coarse aeration distribution pipe.
In some embodiments of the aeration unit according to the present invention, the microporous aeration pipe and the coarse aeration pipe are arranged between the microporous aeration distribution pipe and the coarse aeration distribution pipe.
The second aspect of the utility model provides an aeration subassembly, include:
an air main pipe;
an air branch pipe connected to the air main pipe; and
an aeration unit according to any of the preceding embodiments;
wherein, the micropore aeration air inlet pipe and the macropore aeration air inlet pipe of the aeration unit are communicated with the air branch pipe by fluid.
In some embodiments of aeration assemblies according to the present disclosure, the air manifold comprises a plurality of pairs of micro-pore aeration air manifolds and macro-pore aeration air manifolds, the micro-pore aeration air intake pipes and the macro-pore aeration air intake pipes being connected to the micro-pore aeration air manifolds and the macro-pore aeration air manifolds, respectively.
In some embodiments of aeration assemblies according to the present invention, the microporous aeration air manifold and the coarse aeration air manifold are provided with a microporous aeration control valve and a coarse aeration control valve, respectively.
In some embodiments of aeration assemblies according to the present invention, the micro-perforated aeration inlet pipe and the macro-perforated aeration inlet pipe are connected to the micro-perforated aeration air branch pipe and the macro-perforated aeration air branch pipe, respectively, by flanges.
In some embodiments of the aeration assembly according to the present invention, the aeration assembly comprises a plurality of aeration units arranged in a matrix form.
According to the utility model discloses an aeration unit and aeration subassembly have realized the intermittent type stirring function of aeration tank bottom portion, have reduced the deposit of mud and carrier, have increased process efficiency. Simultaneously according to the utility model discloses an aeration unit has still realized the integration of aeration with stirring function for no longer need extra agitator can accomplish the cleanness of aeration subassembly, reduced investment cost and occupation of land. In addition, according to the utility model discloses an aeration unit is easy access still, can realize not stopping system maintenance and change under the water state, has reduced because of the maintenance environmental load increase that causes of cutting off the water and probably causes potential dangers such as peripheral water pollution.
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The invention is explained in more detail below with reference to the drawings. In the drawings, like reference numerals designate identical or corresponding elements. In the drawings:
figure 1 shows a side view of an aeration unit according to the present invention;
figure 2 shows a top view of an aeration unit according to the present invention;
figure 3 shows a perspective view of a single self-cleaning aeration unit of an aeration unit according to the present invention;
FIG. 4 shows a top view of the self-cleaning aeration unit shown in FIG. 3, wherein the cross-section shows a partial structure;
FIG. 5 shows an enlarged view of the portion of circle A shown in FIG. 4;
FIG. 6 shows an enlarged view of the portion of circle B shown in FIG. 4;
FIG. 7 shows an enlarged view of the portion of circle C shown in FIG. 4; and
fig. 8 shows an enlarged view of the portion of circle C shown in fig. 4.
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In the following description of the detailed embodiments, like reference numerals in the drawings denote constituent elements having the same or similar functions, respectively.
To this end, fig. 1 and 2 show a side view and a top view, respectively, of a self-cleaning aeration assembly 1 according to the present invention. The aeration unit 1 includes an air main 10, a plurality of pairs of air branch pipes 20 connected to the air main 10, and a plurality of aeration units 100 connected to each air branch pipe 20. As shown in fig. 1, the air branch pipes 20 are supported by the respective supports 30, and the air branch pipes 20 are provided with aeration control valves 60, respectively. For a pair of air branch pipes 20, which are respectively the micro-porous aeration air branch pipe 201 and the macro-porous aeration air branch pipe 202, the aeration control valves 60 thereof also include a micro-porous aeration control valve 601 and a macro-porous aeration control valve 602, which are closed at the ends 701 and 702 opposite to the ends connected to the main air pipe 10 or provided with the aeration control valve 60.
Figure 3 shows a schematic view of an aeration unit 100 according to the present invention. As shown in fig. 3, the aeration unit 100 includes an aeration body 200 and a support frame 300. The aeration main body 200 is connected to the air branch pipes 20 via the support frame 300. Aeration body 200 includes, as a body performing aeration and agitation functions, two kinds of aeration tubes, i.e., a micro-porous aeration tube 230 and a macro-porous aeration tube 240, which are in fluid communication with micro-porous aeration air branch pipe 201 and macro-porous aeration air branch pipe 202, respectively. Preferably, the micro-porous aeration tube 230 and the macro-porous aeration tube 240 are each configured as an aeration hose having air holes with different hole diameters. The microporous aeration pipe 230 is in air-permeable connection with the microporous aeration air distribution pipe 210, and the microporous aeration air distribution pipe 210 is communicated to the microporous aeration air branch pipe 201 through a microporous aeration air inlet pipe 211. The coarse aeration pipe 240 is in fluid communication with the coarse aeration distribution pipe 220, and the coarse aeration distribution pipe 220 is communicated to the coarse aeration air main 202 through a coarse aeration inlet pipe 221.
As shown in fig. 2, by separately controlling the micro-pore aeration control valve 601 and the macro-pore aeration control valve 602, air may be flowed into the micro-pore aeration pipe 230 to effect aeration, or into the macro-pore aeration pipe 240 to effect stirring.
When normal aeration is required, the micropore aeration control valve 601 is opened, and air enters the micropore aeration air distribution pipe 210 through the micropore aeration air inlet pipe 211. The air in the microporous aeration air distribution pipe 210 is only allowed to enter the microporous aeration pipe 230, and the air is uniformly aerated in the liquid in the tank body through the air holes with smaller pore diameters, namely micropores, of the microporous aeration pipe 230.
As shown in fig. 4-6, the microporous aeration pipe 230 is connected to the microporous aeration distribution pipe 210 by a first threaded joint 231 and to the coarse aeration distribution pipe 220 by a second threaded joint 232. The first threaded joint 231 is provided with a microporous aeration air intake 2310 in fluid communication with the microporous aeration air distribution pipe 210, while the second threaded joint 232 is provided with a blocking wall 2320 that prevents the passage of air, upon which setting only air in the microporous aeration air distribution pipe 210 is allowed to enter the microporous aeration pipe 230, while air in the coarse aeration air distribution pipe 220 is prohibited from entering the microporous aeration pipe 230.
Similarly, when the bottom of the pool needs to be stirred, the coarse hole aeration valve is opened, air enters the coarse hole aeration pipe 240 through the coarse hole aeration air inlet pipe 221, the coarse hole aeration pipe 240 is provided with air holes with larger apertures, and the air is stirred to the bottom of the pool through the air holes, so that the process efficiency is increased.
As shown in fig. 4 and 7-8, the wide-bore aeration pipe 240 is connected to the micro-bore aeration gas distribution pipe 210 by a third threaded joint 241 and to the wide-bore aeration gas distribution pipe 220 by a fourth threaded joint 242. The third threaded joint 241 is provided with a blocking wall 2410 that blocks the passage of gas, while the fourth threaded joint 242 is provided with a coarse aeration intake passage 2420 that is in fluid communication with the coarse aeration gas distribution tube 220. Based on this arrangement, only air in the coarse aeration distribution pipe 220 is allowed to enter the coarse aeration pipe 240, while air in the fine aeration distribution pipe 210 is prohibited from entering the coarse aeration pipe 240.
In some embodiments of the aeration unit 100 according to the present invention, the microporous aeration distribution pipe 210 and the coarse aeration distribution pipe 220 are disposed opposite each other at both ends of the microporous aeration pipe 230 and the coarse aeration pipe 240. Preferably, the micro-perforated aeration gas distribution pipe 210 and the macro-perforated aeration gas distribution pipe 220 are parallel to each other. Here, the micro-porous aeration pipe 230 and the macro-porous aeration pipe 240 are fixedly connected to the micro-porous aeration distribution pipe 210 and the macro-porous aeration distribution pipe 220 by screw joints 231, 232, 241, 242.
In some embodiments of the aeration unit 100 according to the present invention, the aeration main body 200 is suspended at a position spaced apart from the bottom of the tank during aeration and/or agitation. Preferably, the spacing is in the range of 0.2m to 0.5 m. When the aeration tank works normally, the aeration main body is suspended at a position 0.2-0.5m away from the bottom of the tank, the micropore aeration control valve 601 is in a normal aeration state after being opened, and the coarse pore aeration control valve 602 is opened to realize a stirring function
In some embodiments of the aeration unit 100 according to the present invention, the pores of the microporous aeration tube 230 have a pore size of 1mm, and the pores of the coarse pore aeration tube 240 have a pore size larger than the pores of the microporous aeration tube 230. Preferably, the pores of coarse pore aeration tube 240 have a much larger pore size than the pores of fine pore aeration tube 230 so that agitation of the liquid within the liquid in the tank is created.
Further, in order to achieve maintenance without stopping water, in some embodiments of the aeration unit 100 according to the present invention, the aeration main body 200 is configured as a detachable assembly, and the micro-porous aeration tube 230 and the macro-porous aeration tube 240 are replaced by removing the screw joints 231, 232, 241, 242 and/or the connection member 302. In addition, the micro-porous aeration inlet pipe 211 and the macro-porous aeration inlet pipe 221 are connected to the air branch pipe 20 by being connected to the connection pipe 40 downwardly protruding from the air branch pipe 20 through the flange 50. When the maintenance is needed, the aeration is stopped, the flange 50 is disassembled by using a tool such as a wrench, and the aeration component needing to be maintained is lifted manually or mechanically. The aeration body is also constructed as a detachable assembly so that the aeration tube, i.e., the micro-porous aeration tube 230, the macro-porous aeration tube 240 or other components, can be replaced by removing the screw joints 231, 232, 241, 242 and the connector 302.
After the maintenance is finished, the aeration unit 100 is reassembled and placed into the biochemical pool, and the corresponding aeration valve is opened for aeration or stirring.
In some embodiments of the aeration unit 100 according to the present invention, the micro-porous aeration tubes 230 are alternately arranged with the macro-porous aeration tubes 240, thereby achieving uniform aeration and uniform stirring within the tank body.
As described above, the present invention provides an aeration unit, which controls air to enter the microporous aeration pipe 230 and the macroporous aeration pipe 240 by controlling the aeration control valve 60. In the case of normal aeration, intermittent stirring may be performed. Two kinds of aeration pipes are integrated inside the aeration main body in a specific connection mode and are connected with the air branch pipes 20 in a flange mode, so that the lifting performance of the aeration unit 100 is realized. In addition, the above-mentioned specific coupling means may be implemented as a hexagonal bolt coupling means, thereby performing an interlocking function to prevent the aeration tube from being released from the support frame 300.

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1. An aeration unit (100), characterized in that the aeration unit (100) comprises an aeration body (200) and a support frame (300), wherein the aeration body (200) comprises a microporous aeration gas distribution pipe (210) and a coarse aeration gas distribution pipe (220) and at least one microporous aeration pipe (230) and at least one coarse aeration pipe (240) fixed to the microporous aeration gas distribution pipe (210) and the coarse aeration gas distribution pipe (220),
wherein the at least one microporous aeration tube (230) is in fluid communication with the microporous aeration gas distribution tube (210) and the at least one coarse aeration tube (240) is in fluid communication with the coarse aeration gas distribution tube (220).
2. An aeration unit (100) according to claim 1, wherein said support frame (300) comprises a micro-perforated aeration inlet pipe (211) and a macro-perforated aeration inlet pipe (221), wherein said micro-perforated aeration distribution pipe (210) is fluidly connected to said micro-perforated aeration inlet pipe (211) and said macro-perforated aeration distribution pipe (220) is fluidly connected to said macro-perforated aeration inlet pipe (221).
3. The aeration unit (100) according to claim 1, wherein the micro-porous aeration tube (230) is connected to the micro-porous aeration distribution tube (210) and the macro-porous aeration distribution tube (220) by a first threaded joint (231) and a second threaded joint (232), respectively.
4. An aeration unit (100) according to claim 3, characterized in that said first threaded joint (231) is provided with a microporous aeration intake channel (2310) in fluid communication with said microporous aeration distribution pipe (210), said second threaded joint (232) being provided with a barrier wall preventing the passage of gases.
5. The aeration unit (100) according to claim 1, wherein the coarse aeration pipe (240) is connected to the micro-porous aeration gas distribution pipe (210) and the coarse aeration gas distribution pipe (220) by a third threaded joint (241) and a fourth threaded joint (242), respectively.
6. An aeration unit (100) according to claim 5, wherein the third threaded joint is provided with a barrier wall preventing the passage of gases, and the fourth threaded joint (242) is provided with a coarse aeration inlet channel (2410) in fluid communication with the coarse aeration distribution pipe (220).
7. The aeration unit (100) according to claim 1, wherein the micro-porous aeration tube (230) and the macro-porous aeration tube (240) are arranged between the micro-porous aeration distribution tube (210) and the macro-porous aeration distribution tube (220).
8. An aeration assembly (1) comprising:
an air main (10);
an air branch pipe (20) connected to the air main pipe (10); and
an aeration unit (100) according to any one of claims 1 to 7;
it is characterized in that the preparation method is characterized in that,
the micro-porous aeration inlet pipe (211) and the macro-porous aeration inlet pipe (221) of the aeration unit (100) are in fluid communication with the air branch pipe (20).
9. An aeration assembly (1) according to claim 8, wherein the air branch pipes (20) include a plurality of pairs of micro-porous aeration air branch pipes (201) and macro-porous aeration air branch pipes (202), and the micro-porous aeration air inlet pipe (211) and the macro-porous aeration air inlet pipe (221) are connected to the micro-porous aeration air branch pipes (201) and the macro-porous aeration air branch pipes (202), respectively.
10. An aeration assembly (1) according to claim 9, wherein the micro-porous aeration air branch pipe (201) and the macro-porous aeration air branch pipe (202) are provided with a micro-porous aeration control valve (601) and a macro-porous aeration control valve (602), respectively.
11. An aeration assembly (1) according to claim 9, wherein the micro-porous aeration inlet pipe (211) and the macro-porous aeration inlet pipe (221) are connected to the micro-porous aeration air branch pipe (201) and the macro-porous aeration air branch pipe (202), respectively, by flanges (50).
12. An aeration assembly (1) according to claim 8, characterized in that said aeration assembly (1) comprises a plurality of aeration units (100) arranged in a matrix form.
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