CZ18558U1 - Distributing valve for discharge of single chamber washing apparatus - Google Patents

Description

Technical field

The technical solution relates to a manifold valve for discharging a single chamber washing device. Background Art

Until now, single chamber washing devices are equipped with mechanisms utilizing elastic members at the outlet of the chamber or are equipped with sliding screens to divide the chamber flow into the respective circulation tank or drain pipe. Other fluid distribution mechanisms on the outlet are in the form of oblique flaps that are connected to each other, and by individual tilting, the liquid is divided into individual containers beneath them. Other mechanisms use three-way ball valves in this function. All of these mechanisms have the drawbacks of a large contact area with the medium at the required cross section for the desired flow and complex seal of the functional surfaces. This causes the unwanted transfer of liquids from one multistage washing machine circuit to another circuit. Devices employing elastic members have reduced resistance to a number of organic cleaners. The sliding or rotary displacement valves within the displacement of the displacement body within the distribution of the conduit or conduit to the respective branches are subject to severe wear and leakage loss as they divide the liquid flowing out of the purification chamber along with the mechanical impurities.

The essence of the technical solution

The above-mentioned drawbacks are eliminated by the dispensing valve for discharging a single chamber washing device according to the present invention, wherein a shaped end piece with one or more outlets is connected to the outlet outlet from the chamber via a sliding seal. The shaped end piece is rotatably mounted on the outlet outlet.

The dispensing valve for the discharge of a single chamber washing device, according to this technical solution, has the greatest advantage in that there is no risk of wear on the sealing surfaces even during long-term operation, thus saving the maintenance and operation funds by minimizing the transfer of cleaning fluids between the individual process stages.

List of drawings in the drawing

The technical solution will be explained in more detail with reference to the drawing, in which FIG. 1 shows a longitudinal section through a distributor valve, FIGS. 2a, b, c is a front view showing significant positions of meism.

Example of execution

The distribution valve for the discharge of the single-chamber washing device, as shown in FIG. 1, has a shaped end 4 with one or more outlets 5 connected to the outlet outlet and the chamber 2 via a sliding seal 3. The shaped end piece 4 is rotatably mounted on the outlet outlet 1. By rotating the diffuser 1, the liquid is distributed, e.g. between 4 tanks 6, 7, 8, 9.

Claims (1)

PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS Distributor valve for the outlet of a single-chamber washing device, characterized in that a shaped end (4) with one or more outlets (5) is connected to the outlet diffuser (1) from the chamber (2) via a sliding seal (3). the end cap (4) is on the outlet 40 of the diffuser (1) is mounted rotatably.