DE7111976U - - Google Patents

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The i, riinauag concerns one. Saniinlor, especially for Hegenwasser. Usually what is collected in kegen gutters Water channeled into the sewage system via downpipes. Should it When the door of the house or garden is used, one turns a corner. gutter in the downpipe and diverts it to the outside. the The drainage channel forms a cover for the when not in use i-ntnaLine opening a_i downpipe. Their axis is arranged in such a way that that the upper part of the inside swings inward and the lower part outward. The inner takes aas water, which mostly the wall

long runs up and passes it on to the outer part, aessen muzzle edge arranged in a cone above a collecting container v.'ird.

All known collectors are criticized for being right are prone to failure and their service life is limited as a result. In particular the pivot axis, but also the locking Ilaltc devices that are necessary for important use are strong They are exposed to corrosion and break off easily. the end. There is also the fact that the locking mechanism, the is usually designed as a slide, when the downpipe is painted with i'arbe smeared and then no longer or at least very difficult to move. It is also perceived as a disadvantage that the collected water with the Heavy buckets often have to be transported afterwards, which is particularly difficult in particular.

The task of the present x.rfinaung is now to to eliminate all these disadvantages. To solve the posed Au-ijfibe becomes an oaznler, especially for iiegenv: water , which is accessible through an in aie water

leading line insertable pipe is characterized in which n \ it distance is an inner pipe angecra.net, whose in flow sr i cn direction front λικ '. is tightly connected to the head piece, with the crarch aas head piece and the itingroua formed by the inner tube having an outwardly directed outlet opening. Lieser collector not only avoids the aforementioned disadvantages of aes s'tanaes of technology, but also offers an additional advantage. Lr collects namely when used with eii.e :; i'sj Irolir the entire water flowing down along its dumbbell, in contrast to the well-known oamalern aes state of the art, which can only absorb the water of a part of the Kohrumianjps. With them, the water that is swiveled in to the left and right of the itin :: e draining water flows further downwards unhindered. The profit would be approximately loo jo .

In a particularly preferred embodiment of the x.round the outlet oil is connected to an outlet support or at least connectable. ! This one is preferable designed as a coupling part te for a hose coupling.

■ This can be both so-called quick-release couplings

• as well as lim conventional, in egg type of ubervjurfnuttern

: act trained clutches. In the latter! '' All is

j the outlet socket is at its free and one with an outer

! winch provided,! steerable is also a "verv.'enaung one

! Bayonet lock or similar couplings.

^; The outlet port is in a further embodiment of the Jiriiii-

\ dung can be locked. JJies can iiit Hilie an Aui "screw cap,

j a plug or a tap or a shut-off valve

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According to another. Herkinal der! CJri'indunp: is that in

Direction of flow rear x ^ ends of the inner pipe to form an enlarged king room inlet opening. Of course, the cross-section of the outer tube or of the it-ear piece can only be cylindrical through the tube trained or the specially designed inner tube described here -be excessively narrowed. With common downpipes a distance between the inner tube and the outer earpiece of approx. half a to a whole

Centimeters, as the water flowing down, as already was carried out, usually runs along the inner jacket. So even with a little The spaced inner tube practically collected all of the water.

The collector is selected according to a further .drfinding feature Plastic, in particular made in one piece. If necessary, the outlet nozzle can be molded on at the same time. It is also important that the diameter at the beginning and end of the oil pipe is chosen so that it is easy inserted into the downpipe or, more generally, the Kohrleitung carrying the liquid to be collected and out of this can be removed again for cleaning. To an exit To prevent the connection points from occurring, the rear end in the direction of flow is formed wider than the front end, so that the incoming pipe section can be pushed into the upper end, while the collector itself can move into the next Kohrstück is inserted, iiies can be achieved without special flaring or bending work in an advantageous manner in that one hohr sections for the outer and inner tubes suitable diameter is used, and the inner tube can protrude below.

-tain the drawing is an embodiment of the invention shown in a vertical longitudinal section.

The collector according to the invention essentially consists of the tube Ί, the inner tube · 2 and the outlet pipe 3 ·. The lower end of a Pall tube 5, which is conical at the bottom for this purpose, opens into its upper end 4. The teaching piece 1 shows a similar design at its lower end 6. The inwardly bent hana forms the bottom of the cylindrical icing space on the one hand 7> which is laterally limited by the earpiece and the inner pipe and, on the other hand, it forms a shoulder 8 to support the collector on the upper end of the continuing pipeline 1o. The water coming from a gutter flows essentially along the inner wall 12 the ü'allrohrs 15. the flow direction is indicated by the rfeil 11, it flows into the zylindrj;., chen Hing space in its Auslaßöfinung ^Λ ι \ - the outlet 't> is soldered the wohrstück 1 and inner pipe 2 are.. Also soldered together tightly. These soldering points are not required in single-storey production, for example from plastic

or another lanyard can be replaced, if the collector is made up of several individual parts.

As Ausla_ßstutzen 3 is a normal cast elbow used, on whose external thread 1? a hose coupling half can be screwed on. The hose connected to it or another line transports this caught Hegern · ater to a distant gel-that i-Iatce, for example airekt in d'ie 'laundry room. The la-uck is usually sufficient to cover distances of 2o, 3o and more Meters to bridge.

The distance 15 between the interior ·. ¹ to extension of the Kohrstücks 1 and the outer wall of the inner tube 2 is to be selected so that ler remaining free cross-section 16 is not too narrow. On the other hand, the diameter of the inner tube 2 must be so small that the water draining off the narrowed end of the tube 5 will certainly get into the king room 7. In order to be able to push the collector up comfortably and remove it for cleaning, it is useful if the lower end of the tube can be removed 5 as shown at the top left of the picture, i.e. the

Offset 18 moved as far up as possible.

The inner pipe 2 does not necessarily have to protrude over the pipe section 1, & it is sufficient if both protrude equally far downwards. 1) em η ah, the bottom of the annular space 7 can just as well be formed by the hand of the inner tube 2, which is flanged outward, or by a separate disk tightly inserted between the two tube ends. In such an embodiment, the further-leading pipeline 1o of the downpipe is then slipped over aas pipe section 1, a corresponding recess having to be provided at the location of the outlet connection. Unless the Kohrstutzen but not directly at the bottom iinde _s sitting which is not unzv with regard to the deposition of the V / ater entrained dirt. ^{1 is} angular, a recess for the outlet port on the continuing pipeline Ίο may be dispensed with. ± Jine ν external embodiment of the invention consists in the fact that the downwardly protruding end of the inner tube 2 is slightly thorn so that the upper end 9 can be pushed onto it in a clamping manner without any support on the shoulder 8. If the outer diameter of the inner tube is

is big enough, need not be protruding downwards The upper iinde 9 of the hob piece 1o is still thorn open be narrowed. Finally, it should not go unmentioned that the inner tube 2 by an eversion of the lower i-nd of the raw piece 1 can be formed inwards.

Claims (4)

- Ίο - claims 1. Bammler, especially for rtegenwasser, marked through a pipe piece (i) which can be inserted into the pipe (13, 1o) and in which at a distance (15) an inner pipe (2) is arranged, the pipe section and the inner pipe forming a counter to the Direction of flow (11) open Hingrauiaes ('/) tight are connected to one another and that the king room has an outwardly directed outlet opening (14). 2. Collector according to claim 1, characterized in that the outlet opening (14) is connected to an outlet connection (3). 3 · fc Jinmler according to Claim 2, characterized in that the outlet port. (3) sds coupling half for one Hose coupling is formed. 4. Collector according to one of claims 2 or 3i, characterized in that that the outlet connection (3) can be shut off or is connected to a "shut-off element". - 11 - 5 collector according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that the ia ötrö'mungsrichtuag (11) hiatere .end of the inner tube to the bilge an · enlarged kingraumeinlaßöfiauag is narrowed. 6, junker according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that the front end of the inner tube (2) in the direction of flow (11) is the outer tube (1) towers above. 7 collector according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that the jar is made of plastic, in particular in one piece.