CN220283660U

CN220283660U - Movable dosing device for oilfield sewage tank

Info

Publication number: CN220283660U
Application number: CN202321819443.4U
Authority: CN
Inventors: 孙哲; 张天一; 李书琪; 吕鹏超; 张桐豪; 吕广浩; 田鑫
Original assignee: Northeast Petroleum University
Current assignee: Northeast Petroleum University
Priority date: 2023-07-12
Filing date: 2023-07-12
Publication date: 2024-01-02
Anticipated expiration: 2033-07-12

Abstract

The utility model provides a movable dosing device for an oilfield sewage pool. The device comprises the following components: the solar energy device comprises a solar panel, a bracket, a pontoon, a cross beam, a dosing tank, a liquid outlet pipe, a valve, a shunt pipe, a connecting frame, a waterproof motor, a propeller and a remote controller. The dosing device can automatically move in a large sewage pool of an oil field, and liquid medicine is filled in all positions in the pool; secondly, the medicine adding device adds medicine into the pool through the shunt pipe and then is stirred by the screw propeller, so that the medicine liquid is more uniformly distributed; finally, the dosing device has a simple structure, does not need an external power supply, and is convenient and flexible to move in the pool.

Description

Movable dosing device for oilfield sewage tank

Technical Field

The utility model relates to a dosing device of a sewage pool.

Background

In the fields of oil fields and the like, a plurality of large-scale sewage tanks are arranged, and agents such as demulsifiers, pour point depressants and the like are required to be added in the sewage tanks to treat oily sewage. Current lagoons are more dosed devices, for example: patent CN218115043U discloses a pre-dissolved sump doser; patent CN114933355a discloses a sewage tank dosing device. However, these dosing devices are difficult to move and to uniformly dose in large lagoons in fields such as oil fields.

Disclosure of Invention

In order to solve the technical problems in the background art, the utility model provides the movable dosing device for the oilfield sewage pool, which can automatically navigate and stir in a large sewage pool to realize the purpose of uniform dosing.

The technical scheme of the utility model is as follows: the device comprises a solar panel, a bracket, a pontoon, a cross beam, a dosing tank, a liquid outlet pipe, a valve, a shunt pipe, a connecting frame, a waterproof motor, a propeller and a remote controller.

The pontoons are two horizontal sealing cylinders with cone ends at the front parts, are arranged in parallel left and right, and are connected by the cross beam in the middle to provide buoyancy for the device.

The solar panel is installed on the pontoon through the bracket, and provides the electric power of the waterproof motor.

The dosing tank is a horizontal cylinder, is used for containing liquid medicine and is arranged in the middle of the cross beam.

The tail end of the dosing tank is provided with a liquid outlet pipe and a valve, the two shunt pipes are communicated behind the valve, and liquid medicine is discharged to the tail ends of the two pontoons respectively.

Two connecting frames are arranged below the two pontoons, two waterproof motors are respectively installed, the propeller is installed on an output shaft of each waterproof motor, and the remote controller controls the two waterproof motors outside the pool to push the device to advance or turn.

The utility model has the following beneficial effects that firstly, the dosing device can automatically move in a large sewage pool to dose liquid medicine to various positions in the pool; secondly, the medicine adding device adds medicine into the pool through the shunt pipe and then is stirred by the screw propeller, so that the medicine liquid is more uniformly distributed; finally, the dosing device has a simple structure, does not need an external power supply, and is convenient and flexible to move in the pool.

Drawings

FIG. 1 is a front view of the drug delivery device;

FIG. 2 is a top view of the drug delivery device;

fig. 3 is a top view of the dosing device with the solar panel removed.

In the figure, 1, a solar panel; 2. a bracket; 3. a pontoon; 4. a cross beam; 5. a dosing tank; 6. a liquid outlet pipe and a valve; 7. a shunt; 8. a connecting frame; 9. a waterproof motor; 10. and a propeller.

Detailed Description

The utility model will be further described with reference to the accompanying drawings

As shown in fig. 1-3, the technical scheme of the utility model is that the device comprises a solar panel (1), a bracket (2), a pontoon (3), a cross beam (4), a dosing tank (5), a liquid outlet pipe and a valve (6), a shunt pipe (7), a connecting frame (8), a waterproof motor (9), a propeller (10) and a remote controller.

The pontoons (3) are two horizontal sealing cylinders with cone ends at the front parts, are arranged in parallel left and right, and are connected by the cross beam (4) in the middle to provide buoyancy for the device.

The solar panel (1) is arranged on the pontoon (3) through the bracket (2) to provide the electric power of the waterproof motor (9).

The dosing tank (5) is a horizontal cylinder, is used for containing liquid medicine and is arranged in the middle of the cross beam (4).

The tail end of the dosing tank (5) is provided with a liquid outlet pipe and a valve (6), and the two shunt pipes (7) are communicated behind the valve to discharge liquid medicine to the tail ends of the two pontoons (3) respectively.

Two connecting frames (8) are arranged below the two pontoons (3), two waterproof motors (9) are respectively arranged, a propeller (10) is arranged on an output shaft of each waterproof motor (9), and the two waterproof motors (9) are controlled by the remote controller outside the pool to push the device to advance or turn.

The application method of the dosing device in the sewage pool comprises the following steps of,

firstly, the medicine adding tank (5) is filled with liquid medicine. Then, the valve (6) is opened, and the liquid medicine is discharged to the tail ends of the two pontoons (3) through the two shunt pipes (7); simultaneously, the device is controlled to navigate in the pool through the remote controller, and the liquid medicine is evenly filled in all positions in the pool.

Claims

1. The utility model provides a portable dosing device of oil field effluent water sump which characterized in that: the solar energy remote control device comprises a solar panel (1), a bracket (2), a pontoon (3), a cross beam (4), a dosing tank (5), a liquid outlet pipe and valve (6), a shunt pipe (7), a connecting frame (8), a waterproof motor (9), a propeller (10) and a remote controller;

wherein the pontoons (3) are two horizontal sealing cylinders with cone ends at the front parts, are arranged in parallel left and right, and are connected by the cross beam (4) in the middle to provide buoyancy for the device; the solar panel (1) is arranged on the pontoon (3) through the bracket (2) to provide the electric power of the waterproof motor (9); the dosing tank (5) is a horizontal cylinder, is used for containing liquid medicine and is arranged in the middle of the cross beam (4).

2. A mobile oilfield sewage tank dosing device according to claim 1, wherein: the tail end of the dosing tank (5) is provided with a liquid outlet pipe and a valve (6), and the two shunt pipes (7) are communicated behind the valve to discharge liquid medicine to the tail ends of the two pontoons (3) respectively.

3. A mobile oilfield sewage tank dosing device according to claim 1, wherein: two connecting frames (8) are arranged below the two pontoons (3), two waterproof motors (9) are respectively arranged, a propeller (10) is arranged on an output shaft of each waterproof motor (9), and the two waterproof motors (9) are controlled by the remote controller outside the pool to push the device to advance or turn.