EP1307620B1 - Liquid reservoir, pumping device for it, and method of emptying the liquid reservoir - Google Patents
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- EP1307620B1 EP1307620B1 EP01974973.8A EP01974973A EP1307620B1 EP 1307620 B1 EP1307620 B1 EP 1307620B1 EP 01974973 A EP01974973 A EP 01974973A EP 1307620 B1 EP1307620 B1 EP 1307620B1
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E03—WATER SUPPLY; SEWERAGE
- E03F—SEWERS; CESSPOOLS
- E03F1/00—Methods, systems, or installations for draining-off sewage or storm water
- E03F1/006—Pneumatic sewage disposal systems; accessories specially adapted therefore
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E03—WATER SUPPLY; SEWERAGE
- E03F—SEWERS; CESSPOOLS
- E03F5/00—Sewerage structures
- E03F5/22—Adaptations of pumping plants for lifting sewage
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- the present invention relates to a liquid reservoir according to the preamble of claim 1.
- Such liquid reservoir is known from DE-A-35 42 529 .
- the reservoir contains as a cistern a first container collecting liquid supplied through a supply pipe and being connected to the pump housing through a pipe having a return valve.
- the object of the invention is to further improve such a liquid reservoir.
- liquid reservoir according to the invention has the features according to the characterizing portion of claim 1.
- the liquid reservoir according to the invention has the advantage that the housing can form an independent unit within the cistern.
- the housing in addition to being used in new catch pits, can also function as a unit which is subsequently built into an existing cistern of the catch pit.
- an existing catch pit fitted with an electromechanical submersible pump can for example be converted into a catch pit according to the invention, wherein the water is pumped by means of gas pressure.
- a further advantage is that the pump is readily accessible, which makes it possible to carry out maintenance work and repairs on the pump in a simple manner, whereas furthermore the pump is not exposed to the liquid that is present in the cistern of the liquid reservoir and is possibly corrosive.
- the pump is a vacuum pressure pump having a suction side and a delivery side, which are both connected to the housing, whereas the pump is arranged for alternately drawing gas into the housing and forcing gas out of the housing.
- Fig. 1 shows a catch pit which is incorporated in a sewer system, in which sewage water from one or more sources can collect.
- the catch pit includes a cistern 1, which may be made of concrete, for example, and which will usually be disposed underground.
- Cistern 1 comprises an inlet 2 for letting in sewage water, which flows into the cistern 1 of the catch pit via a natural drop.
- Cistern 1 furthermore includes an outlet 3, which is located at a low level in the catch pit and which is led to a higher level via an outlet pipe 4 fitted with an outlet valve 5, and which exits the cistern at said higher level.
- outlet 3 Connected to outlet 3, at the bottom end of outlet pipe which, in addition to pump housing 6, comprises a vacuum pressure pump 7 and one or more connecting hoses 8 between pump 7 and housing 6.
- said housing includes an outlet 9, which is connected to the coupling of outlet 3.
- Housing 6 furthermore includes an inlet 10, which is in communication with the cistern 1 of the catch pit and which can be closed by means of an inlet valve 11, in this embodiment in the form of a non-return valve, which is mounted in the interior of housing 6 and which closes inlet 10 when the pressure in housing 6 is larger than the pressure in cistern 1.
- Valve 11 opens automatically when the pressure in cistern 1 is sufficiently higher than the pressure in housing 6.
- Present in the upper wall of housing 6 is the pump connection 12 to which the connecting hose 8 of pump 7 is connected.
- Control box 13 which control box 13 is disposed at a higher level than cistern 1, in particular above ground level, so that the interior of the control box 13 is readily accessible from outside.
- the control box comprises the control units which are required for the functioning of catch pit 1.
- a level sensor 15 which is disposed in cistern 1 of the catch pit, is connected to control unit 14, in response to the signals from which sensor the control unit 14 can control pump 7.
- Vacuum pressure pump 7 is so arranged that it can alternately function as a vacuum pump and as a pressure pump, to which end hose 8 is switched between the suction side and the delivery side of the pump.
- suction position air is drawn from the interior of housing 6, and consequently a sub-atmospheric pressure will be generated in housing 6, which makes it possible for housing 6 to be completely filled with sewage water.
- pressure position air is pumped into housing 6 via hose 8 for the forced discharge of sewage water from housing 6.
- Figs. 2, 3 and 4 illustrate the operation of the pumping device in the catch pit according to Fig. 1 .
- pump housing 6 is in the inoperative position.
- Non-return valve 11 will close, as a result of which inlet 10 will be closed, so that the sewage water cannot flow back to cistern 1.
- outlet valve 5 is opened either automatically or in response to a control signal, the sewage water from housing 6 will be forced upwards through outlet pipe 4 via outlet 3, thus exiting cistern 1, from where the sewage water can be further discharged.
- Pump 1 will continue to operate until housing 6 has been emptied, after which pump housing 6 is ready for a new cycle.
- the invention provides a liquid reservoir and a pump therefor which are remarkable for their universal applicability, as well as for the simplicity of construction and reliable operation, because the pump is disposed outside cistern 1, so as to enable easy access thereto, in a protected environment, with only the housing being accommodated in the cistern of the pit.
- the pumping device is very suitable for use in existing catch pits, where it can replace the electromechanical submersible pumps that are used therein.
- the connections of the housing can be configured such that the existing pump can simply be disconnected and the housing can be fitted instead.
- the invention can also be used in all kinds of other liquid reservoirs for collecting in particular corrosive liquids, such as liquids in the refinery industry, developers and waste water from various production processes.
- the pump may be configured as a gas pressure pump only, in which case the housing will be filled as a result of the pressure from the water in cistern 1.
- the pump may also be mounted on the housing while being disposed outside the cistern. Also further variations are conceivable, of course.
Description
- The present invention relates to a liquid reservoir according to the preamble of claim 1.
- Such liquid reservoir is known from
DE-A-35 42 529 . The reservoir contains as a cistern a first container collecting liquid supplied through a supply pipe and being connected to the pump housing through a pipe having a return valve. - The object of the invention is to further improve such a liquid reservoir.
- In order to accomplish that objective, the liquid reservoir according to the invention has the features according to the characterizing portion of claim 1.
- The liquid reservoir according to the invention has the advantage that the housing can form an independent unit within the cistern. In the case of a catch pit being used as a liquid reservoir, the housing, in addition to being used in new catch pits, can also function as a unit which is subsequently built into an existing cistern of the catch pit. In that case an existing catch pit fitted with an electromechanical submersible pump can for example be converted into a catch pit according to the invention, wherein the water is pumped by means of gas pressure. Thus a great many applications of the liquid reservoir according to the invention are possible.
- A further advantage is that the pump is readily accessible, which makes it possible to carry out maintenance work and repairs on the pump in a simple manner, whereas furthermore the pump is not exposed to the liquid that is present in the cistern of the liquid reservoir and is possibly corrosive.
- An improved filling of the space within the housing can be achieved if the pump is a vacuum pressure pump having a suction side and a delivery side, which are both connected to the housing, whereas the pump is arranged for alternately drawing gas into the housing and forcing gas out of the housing.
- The invention will now be explained in more detail with reference to the drawing, which very schematically shows an exemplary embodiment of the catch pit according to the invention.
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Fig. 1 is a very schematic vertical sectional view of the exemplary embodiment of the catch pit according to the invention. -
Figs. 2, 3 and 4 are vertical sectional views of the pump housing of the catch pit according toFig. 1 , showing three different stages thereof when the catch pit is being drained. -
Fig. 1 shows a catch pit which is incorporated in a sewer system, in which sewage water from one or more sources can collect. The catch pit includes a cistern 1, which may be made of concrete, for example, and which will usually be disposed underground. Cistern 1 comprises aninlet 2 for letting in sewage water, which flows into the cistern 1 of the catch pit via a natural drop. Cistern 1 furthermore includes an outlet 3, which is located at a low level in the catch pit and which is led to a higher level via anoutlet pipe 4 fitted with anoutlet valve 5, and which exits the cistern at said higher level. - Connected to outlet 3, at the bottom end of outlet pipe which, in addition to
pump housing 6, comprises avacuum pressure pump 7 and one or more connectinghoses 8 betweenpump 7 andhousing 6. As already said before, said housing includes anoutlet 9, which is connected to the coupling of outlet 3.Housing 6 furthermore includes aninlet 10, which is in communication with the cistern 1 of the catch pit and which can be closed by means of aninlet valve 11, in this embodiment in the form of a non-return valve, which is mounted in the interior ofhousing 6 and which closesinlet 10 when the pressure inhousing 6 is larger than the pressure in cistern 1. Valve 11 opens automatically when the pressure in cistern 1 is sufficiently higher than the pressure inhousing 6. Present in the upper wall ofhousing 6 is thepump connection 12 to which the connectinghose 8 ofpump 7 is connected. -
Pump 7 is housed in a control box 13, which control box 13 is disposed at a higher level than cistern 1, in particular above ground level, so that the interior of the control box 13 is readily accessible from outside. The control box comprises the control units which are required for the functioning of catch pit 1. Thus, alevel sensor 15, which is disposed in cistern 1 of the catch pit, is connected tocontrol unit 14, in response to the signals from which sensor thecontrol unit 14 can controlpump 7. -
Vacuum pressure pump 7 is so arranged that it can alternately function as a vacuum pump and as a pressure pump, to whichend hose 8 is switched between the suction side and the delivery side of the pump. In the suction position, air is drawn from the interior ofhousing 6, and consequently a sub-atmospheric pressure will be generated inhousing 6, which makes it possible forhousing 6 to be completely filled with sewage water. In the pressure position, air is pumped intohousing 6 viahose 8 for the forced discharge of sewage water fromhousing 6. -
Figs. 2, 3 and 4 illustrate the operation of the pumping device in the catch pit according toFig. 1 . - In
Fig. 2 ,pump housing 6 is in the inoperative position. - When
pump connection 12 is connected to the suction side ofvacuum pressure pump 7 via connectinghose 8, as shown inFig. 3 , a sub-atmospheric pressure will be generated inhousing 6 andnon-return valve 11 will open, as a result of which water from cistern 1 of the catch pit will fill the interior of the housing completely or to a large extent.Housing 6 may have partially filled with sewage water previously already, which sewage water had entered the housing due to the water pressure in the pit. Once the housing is filled to a sufficient degree,vacuum pressure pump 7 will be reversed and the connectinghose 8 will be placed in communication with the pressure side of thepump 7, as a result of which air is pumped intohousing 6 from thepump 7 and the sewage water that is present in the housing will be placed under pressure. Non-returnvalve 11 will close, as a result of whichinlet 10 will be closed, so that the sewage water cannot flow back to cistern 1. Whenoutlet valve 5 is opened either automatically or in response to a control signal, the sewage water fromhousing 6 will be forced upwards throughoutlet pipe 4 via outlet 3, thus exiting cistern 1, from where the sewage water can be further discharged. Pump 1 will continue to operate untilhousing 6 has been emptied, after whichpump housing 6 is ready for a new cycle. - From the foregoing it will be apparent that the invention provides a liquid reservoir and a pump therefor which are remarkable for their universal applicability, as well as for the simplicity of construction and reliable operation, because the pump is disposed outside cistern 1, so as to enable easy access thereto, in a protected environment, with only the housing being accommodated in the cistern of the pit. The pumping device is very suitable for use in existing catch pits, where it can replace the electromechanical submersible pumps that are used therein. The connections of the housing can be configured such that the existing pump can simply be disconnected and the housing can be fitted instead.
- In addition to being used in catch pits, the invention can also be used in all kinds of other liquid reservoirs for collecting in particular corrosive liquids, such as liquids in the refinery industry, developers and waste water from various production processes.
- The invention is not restricted to the exemplary embodiment as described above and shown in the drawing, which can be varied in several ways without departing from the scope of the invention as defined in the annexed claims. Thus, the pump may be configured as a gas pressure pump only, in which case the housing will be filled as a result of the pressure from the water in cistern 1. Furthermore, the pump may also be mounted on the housing while being disposed outside the cistern. Also further variations are conceivable, of course.
Claims (6)
- A liquid reservoir comprising a cistern (1) including an inlet (2), which is connected to the cistern (1) for a free inflow of liquid into the cistern, a pump housing (6), and having a housing inlet (10) with an inlet valve (11) to allow liquid from the cistern (1) into the housing when the inlet valve (11) is open, and a pump (7) disposed outside the cistern (1) and operating by means of gas pressure, in particular air pressure, the delivery side of the pump (7) being connected tothe housing (6) via at least one conduit, such as a hose (8), an outlet (3) connected to the pump housing (6) and fitted with a valve (5) for a forced discharge of liquid from the housing by means of the gas pressure from the pump, characterized in that, the pump housing (6) is accommodated in the cistern (1).
- A liquid reservoir according to claim 1, wherein the pump (7) is a vacuum pressure pump having a suction side and a delivery side, both connected to the housing (6), whereas the pump is arranged for alternately drawing gas into the housing and forcing gas out of the housing.
- A liquid reservoir according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the housing (6) is a unit which is adapted for being built into an existing cistern (1) of the liquid reservoir.
- A liquid reservoir according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the liquid reservoir includes a separate control box (13), which is positioned at a higher level than the cistern (1) and in which the pump (7) is housed.
- A liquid reservoir according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the inlet valve (11) of the housing (6) is a non-return valve.
- A liquid reservoir according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the liquid reservoir is in the form of a catch pit for collecting and discharging sewage water.
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NL1015884A NL1015884C2 (en) | 2000-08-07 | 2000-08-07 | Liquid reservoir, pumping device therefor, and method for emptying the liquid reservoir. |
PCT/NL2001/000591 WO2002020909A1 (en) | 2000-08-07 | 2001-08-06 | Liquid reservoir, pumping device for it, and method of emptying the liquid reservoir |
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DK (1) | DK1307620T3 (en) |
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WO (1) | WO2002020909A1 (en) |
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