EP0191936B1 - Membranpumpe mit Umlaufspülung - Google Patents

Membranpumpe mit Umlaufspülung Download PDF

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EP0191936B1
EP0191936B1 EP85116076A EP85116076A EP0191936B1 EP 0191936 B1 EP0191936 B1 EP 0191936B1 EP 85116076 A EP85116076 A EP 85116076A EP 85116076 A EP85116076 A EP 85116076A EP 0191936 B1 EP0191936 B1 EP 0191936B1
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Eberhard Schlücker
Adolf Müller
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Lewa Herbert Ott GmbH and Co KG
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    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F04—POSITIVE - DISPLACEMENT MACHINES FOR LIQUIDS; PUMPS FOR LIQUIDS OR ELASTIC FLUIDS
    • F04B—POSITIVE-DISPLACEMENT MACHINES FOR LIQUIDS; PUMPS
    • F04B43/00—Machines, pumps, or pumping installations having flexible working members
    • F04B43/02—Machines, pumps, or pumping installations having flexible working members having plate-like flexible members, e.g. diaphragms
    • F04B43/06—Pumps having fluid drive
    • F04B43/067—Pumps having fluid drive the fluid being actuated directly by a piston

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  • the invention relates to a diaphragm pump according to the preamble of claim 1.
  • the invention is therefore based on the object of providing the diaphragm pump of the generic type with a circulating flush, which can be implemented with extremely little design effort and is independent of the number (over 1) of the connecting channels provided, so that, in particular in the case of small diaphragm pumps, the setting is prevented by gas bubbles and at the same time it is achieved that the gas bubbles are automatically transported to a point at which they are removed from the piston chamber or from the membrane working space.
  • the mean flow velocity is understood here to mean the difference between the flow velocity during the suction stroke and that during the pressure stroke.
  • gas bubbles which may settle in the connecting channels, are practically transported in the manner of a pilgrim step method in a certain desired direction, with a movement of the gas bubbles in the direction of the suction stroke in all those channels in which the flow resistance has not been changed.
  • the gas bubbles are transported in the direction of the pressure stroke, i. H. in the direction of the membrane.
  • the diaphragm pump according to the invention is characterized in that only a single channel has to be so modified that the flow resistance prevailing here for the hydraulic medium moved by the displacement piston during the pressure stroke as well as during the suction stroke is different in one flow direction from that in the other flow direction , so that a transport flow for gas bubbles contained in the hydraulic medium acting in the manner of the vocational method is thus formed in all channels.
  • a special constructive embodiment of the invention can be seen in the fact that the modified channel has a resistance body which can be moved between two positions under the action of the flow of the hydraulic medium and which in one position has no influence on the flow rate of the hydraulic medium, but in the other position generates an increased flow resistance and thus reduces the flow rate of the hydraulic medium.
  • this resistance body is formed by a pin which is arranged in an approximately perpendicular bore section of the modified channel and, in its position which exerts the increased flow resistance, rests on a shoulder of the bore section under the action of gravity.
  • the pin serving as a resistance body is to be designed according to the invention in such a way that the flow resistance of the channel having this pin is very high in the suction stroke.
  • Such a pin does not necessarily have to sit sealingly on the shoulder of the bore section, but only has to produce a flow resistance during the suction stroke in the channel in question, which is very high compared to that during the pressure stroke.
  • the pin serving as a resistance body is expediently provided with chamfered edges at least at its lower end, so that it is thereby possible to influence the extent of the increase in the flow resistance in the suction stroke by a corresponding design of the pin.
  • the invention provides the essential advantage that it can be used with all pump sizes, since only a small amount of construction and cost is required to achieve the flushing or circulating flushing provided according to the invention.
  • the special type of flushing is also possible with all pump sizes because only a part of the hydraulic medium has to flow past the resistance body.
  • the application of the invention is independent of the number of connection channels provided, which provides a further significant advantage.
  • the invention therefore fulfills two basic requirements, namely that the flow or connection channels can be as small as possible in cross section in order to avoid damage to the membrane in its rear contact.
  • the pressure loss in the connecting channels should also be as small as possible.
  • several, that is at least two, flow channels must be provided for the connection between the piston chamber and the membrane working chamber, although it should be advantageous to provide, for example, five or six flow channels.
  • the mean flow velocity i.e. H. the temporal mean value of the flow velocity, is different from zero and that there is therefore no purely pulsating flow. This is important according to the invention because experience has shown that gas bubbles which are located in the respective connecting channel in the case of a purely pulsating flow are never transported out of this channel.
  • the mean flow velocity which is designed differently from zero according to the invention, is always directed in the direction of the degassing space.
  • this valve is arranged in the modified channel in such a way that it opens during the suction stroke and closes during the pressure stroke.
  • the other channel is expediently designed such that it has a high flow resistance.
  • the channel having the high flow resistance is designed as a thin bore.
  • a particularly advantageous embodiment is present when the high flow resistance, ie. H.
  • the channel having the throttle cross section is arranged geodetically higher than the channel which has the valve opening in the suction stroke, since in this channel provided with the throttle cross section, H. both during the suction stroke and during the pressure stroke, a gas bubble transport takes place and therefore this channel should be located at the geodetic point that the gas bubbles always strive for due to their buoyancy in the hydraulic medium.
  • a diaphragm 1 is provided in the diaphragm pump shown, which separates a delivery space 2 which receives the pumped medium from a diaphragm working space 3.
  • the membrane working space 3 is arranged in the end face of a pump housing 4, which in turn is closed by a housing cover 5 which contains the delivery chamber 2.
  • a housing cover 5 which contains the delivery chamber 2.
  • a piston chamber 10 is also provided in the manner shown, in which a displacement piston 11 can be moved back and forth for the oscillating actuation of the membrane 1.
  • the piston chamber 10 is connected to the diaphragm working chamber 3 via two essentially horizontal connecting channels 12, 13.
  • the entirety of membrane working space 3, connecting channels 12, 13 and piston space 10, which is acted upon by the displacement piston 11, represents a pressure space which is filled with hydraulic medium as a whole.
  • a vertical bore section 14 is formed within the upper connecting channel 13, which has a shoulder 15 at its lower end and reciprocally receives a pin 16 serving as a resistance body.
  • This pin 16 is provided at both ends with chamfered edges 17 and is only under the action of gravity, so that it during the suction stroke, i. H.
  • the middle channel 13 results in an average flow velocity - and thus a migration of any gas bubbles - in the direction of the membrane 1, while this average flow velocity in the lower channel 12 in the sense of the required forced compensation in the direction of the piston chamber 10 or the pressure stroke and thus the gas bubbles located in this channel 12 are also transported in the direction of the piston chamber 10.
  • Ventilation channels 18, 19 in the usual way, which originate from the geodetically highest point of the membrane work chamber 3 or the piston chamber 10 and via a gas discharge valve 20 or sniffer valve 21 open into the open or into a suitable container.
  • the modified embodiment according to FIG. 2 differs from that according to FIG. 1 in that the horizontal section of the upper connecting channel 13, which in the embodiment according to FIG. 1 runs between the piston chamber 10 and the vertical bore section 14, in the embodiment according to FIG Fig. 2 is omitted, so that this vertical bore section 14 opens directly into the piston chamber 10.
  • one of the two connecting channels 12 and 13, namely the upper channel 13, is provided with an extension 13a which connects to the piston chamber 10.
  • the geodetically lower channel 12 is provided with a vertical channel section 12 ', which connects directly to the piston working space 10 and has a valve 22.
  • This valve 22 is arranged such that, as can be seen from FIG. 4, it opens during the suction stroke of the displacer 11 and closes during the pressure stroke.
  • this channel 13 has a high flow resistance.
  • this channel 13 is a thin hole, i.e. H. formed such that its passage cross section is significantly smaller than that of the geodetically lower channel 12.
  • the channel 13 does not directly adjoin the piston chamber 10 at one end, but is connected to this piston chamber 10 via the vertical bore section 14, which connects the piston chamber 10 to the gas discharge valve 20.
  • the arrangement and design of the channels 12, 13 is such that their total flow resistance during the suction stroke is small, since the valve 22 located in the lower channel 12 opens during the suction stroke and thus that from the individual cross sections of the Channels 12, 13 formed total cross-section for return transport of the hydraulic medium is available during the suction stroke. This causes the gas bubbles to be transported in such a way that they move both in the lower channel 12 and in the upper channel 13 from the membrane working chamber 3 in the direction of the piston chamber 10.
  • the total flow resistance of the channels 12, 13 during the pressure stroke of the displacer 11 is large, since in such a case no transport of hydraulic medium takes place through the lower channel 12 due to the then closed valve 22 and the entire transport of the hydraulic medium from the piston chamber 10 to the diaphragm working chamber 3 is effected through the channel 13. Accordingly, during the pressure stroke, the gas bubbles approximately formed in the hydraulic medium move in the direction of the diaphragm working space 3 in the direction of the membrane working space 3, namely at a flow velocity that is greater than that of the gas bubbles during the suction stroke of the displacer 11. Thus, overall there is a transport flow which the gas bubbles ultimately transported via the vertical bore section 14 to the gas discharge valve 20. The desired rinsing effect is thus achieved overall.

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EP85116076A 1984-12-21 1985-12-17 Membranpumpe mit Umlaufspülung Expired - Lifetime EP0191936B1 (de)

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