DE2756036A1 - SINK CLEANET OR PISSOIR - Google Patents

Description

DIPLINCHING BARBAR Munich, December 15 ^ 977 File number: My sign:

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Applicant: Ernest Parker Basterfield

22 High Road

Eastleigh, Edenvale Transvaal, South African Republic Flush toilet or urinal

The invention relates to a flush toilet or urinal with a cistern and a valve-controlled device for supplying water to the cistern. The invention relates to both low and high cisterns.

In many toilets it is not possible to wash your hands. It is therefore the object of the invention to provide such a possibility for new installations or without significant changes to the cistern and the associated mechanism in existing installations.

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According to the invention, part of the water inflow is from Inlet valve branched off into the cistern in a basin, from which it is drained via an outlet.

According to one embodiment of the invention, the basin is a depression or depression in the lid of a low-mounted one Cistern and drains into the cistern. In another embodiment, the one for high altitude Cistern systems are suitable, the basin is a separate element and drains into the toilet bowl or into the urinal.

According to the invention, the diverted water is also fed into a gooseneck pipe that carries the water into the basin directs.

Two embodiments of the invention are shown in the accompanying figures.

Figure 1 is a vertical cross-section through a low cistern;

Figure 2 is a perspective view of an overhead cistern system in accordance with the invention;

Fig. 3 is a detailed illustration of the drainage device.

In Figure 1, the ordinary one has a float controlled cistern 1o a cover 12, which differs from known covers in that it has a depression or trough 14 which forms a basin. The bottom of the pool slopes towards a corner where holes 16 are provided through which the water from the basin can run into the cistern. The holes 16 are preferably made by punching four tongues 18 (Fig. 3) in the pelvic floor and bending them down so that they are in Engage the top of a drain pipe 2o which extends down into the cistern.

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The normal downpipe 22 in the cistern, through the water from the inlet valve 24 into the cistern flows in, has a tube 26 inserted into its lower end. The tube 26 has a smaller one Outer diameter than the inner diameter of the downpipe 22, so that only a fraction of the water that is in the Downpipe flows, enters the pipe 26. If no downpipe is provided, one is connected to the inlet valve scheduled.

The tube 26 is bent up through the lid 12 of the cistern and ends in a gooseneck 28 above of the pelvis 14.

The diameter of the pipe 26 and the downpipe 22 are dimensioned so that sufficient water is supplied in the pipe 26, which flows through the pipe and forms a stream of water through the gooseneck 28 that one can wash one's hands can. The associated drainage area of the holes 16 is sufficiently dimensioned to drain the inflow from the pipe 28 without that the basin overflows, and of course the basin is arranged to catch the splashing water will.

In Figure 2, the pipe 26 is bent upwards out of the cistern and then downwards and ends in a gooseneck 28 above a basin 14 formed in a shell 3o which is clamped to the flush pipe 32 of the system is. The bottom of the basin is inclined downward as in Figure 1 in the direction of drainage holes with a Pipe 34 are connected, which directs water into the toilet bowl 36 or optionally into the urinal.

If the device does not have a downpipe 22, a pipe socket can be provided which extends from the valve body

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extends downward and has two side drain branches, one each for the cistern and one for the pelvis. The pipe socket can be provided with a thread and closed with a plug which can be screwed into the pipe at different depths to divert the water flow into the two branches to control.

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Claims (7)

DIPUINCHEINZBARDEHLE Munich, December 1, 1977 PATENT Attorney O Π C C Π Ο β DIPL-CJ ¹ FM .. Γ ^Λ γ? Γ riN! 3S ί I OOVOQ PATEN "" AN .V .- '"I T" ^^ "^ Case number: Mem characters: p 2 1.1 Flush toilet or urinal with a cistern and a valve-controlled device for supplying water to the cistern, characterized by a device (26, 28) by means of which part of the water flow that flows into the cistern (1o) is branched off, a basin (14 ), which is attached to receive the branched water flow and an outlet (2o) for the water in the basin. 2. Flushing toilet or urinal according to claim 1, characterized in that that the device for the water supply consists of a downpipe (22) and the branch consists of a pipe (26), which is inserted into the downpipe and has a smaller outer diameter than the inner diameter of the downpipe. 3. flushing toilet or urinal according to claim 2, characterized in that that the branch pipe ends in a gooseneck (28) which drains into the basin (14). 4. flushing toilet or urinal according to one of claims 1 to 3 on a low-mounted cistern, characterized in that that the basin (14) is a depression in the lid (12) of the cistern (1o). 5. flushing toilet or urinal according to claim 5, characterized in that that the bottom of the basin slopes downwards towards the outlet pipe (2o). 6. flush toilet or urinal according to one of claims 1 to 3, with a high-mounted cistern, characterized in that the basin (14) a bowl (3o) separated from the cistern (1o) is. 809826/0719 7. flush toilet or urinal according to claim 6, characterized by a flush pipe (32) into which the cistern (1o) drains, wherein the bowl (3o) is attached to the flush pipe (32). ρ Q η ρ 7 ρ, / ο 7 ι 0