EP2501940A1 - Garden pump having pipe storage - Google Patents
Garden pump having pipe storageInfo
- Publication number
- EP2501940A1 EP2501940A1 EP10709426A EP10709426A EP2501940A1 EP 2501940 A1 EP2501940 A1 EP 2501940A1 EP 10709426 A EP10709426 A EP 10709426A EP 10709426 A EP10709426 A EP 10709426A EP 2501940 A1 EP2501940 A1 EP 2501940A1
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- Prior art keywords
- pipe section
- pipe
- pump
- pump according
- garden
- Prior art date
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F04—POSITIVE - DISPLACEMENT MACHINES FOR LIQUIDS; PUMPS FOR LIQUIDS OR ELASTIC FLUIDS
- F04D—NON-POSITIVE-DISPLACEMENT PUMPS
- F04D13/00—Pumping installations or systems
- F04D13/02—Units comprising pumps and their driving means
- F04D13/06—Units comprising pumps and their driving means the pump being electrically driven
- F04D13/08—Units comprising pumps and their driving means the pump being electrically driven for submerged use
- F04D13/086—Units comprising pumps and their driving means the pump being electrically driven for submerged use the pump and drive motor are both submerged
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F04—POSITIVE - DISPLACEMENT MACHINES FOR LIQUIDS; PUMPS FOR LIQUIDS OR ELASTIC FLUIDS
- F04D—NON-POSITIVE-DISPLACEMENT PUMPS
- F04D29/00—Details, component parts, or accessories
- F04D29/40—Casings; Connections of working fluid
- F04D29/406—Casings; Connections of working fluid especially adapted for liquid pumps
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F04—POSITIVE - DISPLACEMENT MACHINES FOR LIQUIDS; PUMPS FOR LIQUIDS OR ELASTIC FLUIDS
- F04D—NON-POSITIVE-DISPLACEMENT PUMPS
- F04D29/00—Details, component parts, or accessories
- F04D29/60—Mounting; Assembling; Disassembling
- F04D29/605—Mounting; Assembling; Disassembling specially adapted for liquid pumps
Definitions
- the invention relates to a garden pump, in particular a rain barrel pump.
- a rain barrel pump is known, in which an outlet connection is formed on the pump housing pointing upwards, to which a rigid outlet line can be connected.
- the rigid output line has a first straight line section and a curved end section.
- the in operation substantially vertically straight line section is variable in length by inserting or removing intermediate pieces and / or by pipe parts telescopically guided and lockable in one another.
- the curved end portion, on which a shut-off valve and a hose coupling are arranged, can be used to hook the pump to the edge of a rainwater container.
- the pump can also be placed on a solid surface with a mounting plane defined by the bottom of the housing.
- the present invention has for its object to further improve the handling of a garden pump of the type described in the preamble of the independent claim.
- the formation of at least one tube receiving, which is separated from the pump output port and functionally independent of this, on the pump housing offers in the first advantageous embodiment the possibility of storing a currently not required in the output line Pipe section in a storage position directly on the pump housing.
- a tube receiving this function for a pipe section on the pump housing is hereinafter referred to as pipe receiving first type.
- the output line contains at least one straight pipe section, which is in the storage position substantially parallel to a housing surface of the pump housing and thereby preferably with respect to a determinate by the pump housing horizontal mounting plane is substantially vertical.
- a pipe receptacle on the pump housing for a pipe section can determine a support leg position for a pipe section used in such a pipe receptacle, which is referred to below as a receptacle of the second type.
- a support leg position a position is referred to, in which a pipe section inserted into a pipe receptacle of the second type supports the pump housing on a substrate.
- a pipe section inserted into a pipe receptacle of the second type advantageously protrudes beyond the pump housing away from the pump, preferably with more than 50% of the longitudinal extent of the pipe section.
- first erection level advantageously inclined downwards set the inclination angle against the plane advantageously less than 45 °.
- a plurality of tube receptacles of the second type in particular at least three, preferably exactly three, tube receptacles of the second type are provided on the pump housing and arranged such that tube sections inserted into the tube receptacles point away from the pump housing in different directions.
- the opposite ends of the pump housing used in the pipe receptacles of the second type pipe sections can advantageously a second Forming level, which lies under the first set-up plane formed by the bottom of the pump housing and preferably runs parallel to this.
- the pump can be operated advantageously set up with different distances even on a ground.
- the tubular receptacles formed on the housing may, for example, engage around a middle section of a pipe section in order to hold the pipe section in a storage position or a support leg position.
- the pipe receptacles of the first type and / or the second type interact with one end of a pipe section and, for this purpose, advantageously have a shape complementary to the pipe section end.
- a connection of a pipe end portion with a pipe receiving for example, in a first advantageous embodiment by attaching the pipe to a nozzle or in a sleeve or clip of the pipe receiving take place.
- the connection of a pipe section with a pipe receptacle of the first type and / or the second type can advantageously be carried out in a mechanically analogous manner for connecting a pipe section to the outlet connection of the pump housing or the connection between two pipe sections.
- the pipe sections have threads at their ends and the pipe receptacles have corresponding mating threads, which can be internal threads or external threads, and that the pipe sections can be inserted and held in the pipe receptacles via threaded connections.
- a straight pipe section may be provided, this in the region of a first pipe end, preferably the lower pipe end on personallystecken a pipe receptacle and / or unscrew and additionally provide a support of a spaced-apart from the first pipe end point, preferably in the region of the second upper pipe end.
- the holder may in particular be a clamp which at least partially surrounds the pipe section, into which the pipe section is inserted transversely to the pipe direction, preferably by snapping into an elastically expandable clamp.
- the rigid output line contains a known per se embodiment, an end pipe section within which takes place a deflection of the flow direction of the output side funded by the pump water by at least 90 °.
- the end tube section may be usable as a carrying handle to support the pump.
- the gripping portion of the end tube section that can be grasped by a user with one hand may consist of a non-metallic material, in particular a plastic, and in particular be fastened on a water-carrying line section of the end tube section.
- the water-carrying line section of the end pipe section can be formed in a preferred embodiment by a bent metal tube.
- Two interconnected pipe sections can advantageously be designed telescopically relative to each other, wherein one of the two pipe sections within the other pipe section in a straight pipe longitudinal direction 29iebar and advantageously in different relative displacement positions can be fixed, for example by a force-locking clamping mechanism.
- the end pipe section having the deflection may extend in a storage position predominantly above the pump housing.
- the end pipe section can advantageously be approximately over the center of gravity of the pump and thereby offer particular wearing comfort.
- the end tube section can be connected in the storage position to the outlet connection of the pump housing and from an operating position in which the outlet side end of the end tube section is offset laterally against the pump housing into the storage position with the grip section located above the pump housing be twisted the end pipe section.
- the end pipe section is kept in the storage position of the pump output port separately from the output port of the pump, whereby a particularly low height of the pump including the end pipe section can be advantageously achieved while maintaining the trapping function of the end pipe section.
- the output line contains both the end pipe section having the flow direction deflection and at least one straight pipe section. These can be made in one piece as a combined pipe section. Preferably, however, the end pipe section and the at least one straight pipe section are detachably connected together and used individually or in combination in the output line. In particular, it may be provided that in the storage space tion of the end pipe section connected to the at least one straight pipe section and separated from the output terminal is held together with the straight pipe section on the pump housing.
- the end pipe section on the input side can show a straight pipe course with which the end pipe section is telescopically guided in a telescopic manner in a straight pipe section lying in the flow direction in front of the end pipe section and connected to the end pipe section.
- the garden pump may have a cable winding device on which a connecting cable of the electrical pump connection can be wound up by the user, in particular for storing or transporting the pump.
- the Jardinwi- ckel adopted an upper and a lower deflection for loops of a wound cable included, wherein advantageously the lower deflection has at least one, preferably two recesses from the edge of the pump housing from the bottom.
- an extension can be provided on one of the pipe sections, in particular on the end pipe section, which is always open directly or via other pipe sections, typically during operation of the pump, as an upper deflection.
- a cable clamping device preferably be provided in a unit with the extension, in which the cable is clamped.
- the special design of the end tube section as a carrying handle and / or the special configuration of the cable winding device are not only as further developments of the garden pump with the tube receptacles on the pump housing, but also individually or collectively advantageous regardless of the feature of the tube recordings feasible.
- FIG. 1 a garden pump in an oblique view
- FIG. 2 a garden pump in a rainwater container
- FIG. 3 a pump set up on pipe sections
- FIG. 4 schematic views of FIG. 3.
- Fig. 5 shows a preferred embodiment of a garden pump in an oblique view.
- Fig. 1 shows an oblique view of a garden pump, wherein at the pump outlet of a pump housing PG, a first straight pipe section R1 and a curved pipe section RE are attached.
- the pump housing defines with its underside a lower boundary plane UE, which can serve as specified by the pump housing PG set-up level for the pump.
- the lower shell edge may be provided with apertures which may serve as a coarse filter for larger contaminants in a volume of water to be delivered.
- the pump outlet is arranged in a typical manner at the top of the pump housing PG.
- a deflection of the flow direction of the pumped by the pump through the outlet port water from a substantially vertical flow direction occurs at the inlet end ER of the pipe section RE to its outlet end by more than 90 °.
- a nipple SA of a hose quick coupling is arranged at the outlet end of the pipe section RE.
- a shut-off valve SV is provided, by means of which a water flow through the pipe section RE while the pump is running can be released or blocked, if necessary also regulated in intermediate positions.
- the pump assembly include further, straight pipe sections R2 and R3, which have in each case at one end an inlet region EE and an outlet region EA.
- the pipe sections R2, R3 can be inserted between the outlet connection of the pump housing PG and the pipe section RE individually or in succession and thus form a variable-length output line at the outlet of the pump.
- the curved pipe section RE forms in each case in the flow direction of the pumped by the pump water the last pipe section and is referred to as the end pipe section.
- the end pipe section is advantageously designed as a carrying handle for carrying the pump suitable.
- the end pipe section RE can in an advantageous embodiment, a curved, in particular curved metallic inner tube RO and at this a tube at least partially in a gripping area for the hand of a user surrounding jacket HG of a non-metallic material, in particular a preferably soft plastic material.
- a stationary arranged on the housing additional handle GG is shown, on which, for example, a Rope can be attached to drain the pump in a conventional manner for submersible pumps with a hose attached to the output port on a rope in a volume of water.
- FIG. 2 shows a typical use of a garden pump as a rain barrel pump in a water container RF known per se from the prior art mentioned at the beginning.
- a straight pipe section R1 To the output terminal of the pump housing PG is a straight pipe section R1 and connected to this another straight pipe section R2.
- the end pipe section RE with the curvature and the shut-off valve SV is connected to the end of the pipe section R3 facing away from the pump housing.
- the bending-resistant output line composed of the pipe sections R1, R2 and RE is hooked to the curvature of the end pipe section RE at the edge of the container RF, so that the underside of the pump housing is spaced from the bottom of the container RF.
- the pipe section R3 is in the example of FIG. 2 and in the illustration of FIG. 1 as well as the pipe section R2 held in a storage position on the pump housing, wherein advantageously the longitudinal axes of the straight pipe sections R2, R3 substantially parallel to a side SH of Pump housing PG runs.
- the straight pipe section R1 can also be stored in a storage position on the pump housing. be arranged housing. On the pump housing pipe receptacles of the first kind are formed for this purpose. In the example sketched in FIG.
- a shoulder protruding in the lower region of the pump housing via the side wall SH is provided for this purpose, on which three tube receptacles of the first type AH are formed, each of which can receive one of the straight tube sections R1, R2 or R3.
- the tube receptacles of the first type AH are designed as threaded sockets with an external thread GH which forms a counter thread to an internal thread GE of the straight tube sections at their input ends EE ,
- the straight pipe sections are therefore kept stable in the storage positions via a threaded connection with the pump housing to the pipe receptacles of the first kind.
- Other ways of mounting straight pipe sections on the housing such as attaching to engaging in the interior of the pipe sections, inserting a pipe end into a recess, clipping the middle pipe section on a bracket, etc. are familiar to those skilled in the art.
- FIG. 3 is a further advantageous arrangement of straight pipe sections R1, R2, R3 on the housing PG in a separate from the output terminal and the output line independent position, which is referred to as a support leg position shown.
- Fig. 4 (A) schematically shows a side view of a corresponding application of the pump
- Fig. 4 (B) is a schematic plan view of the arrangement of Fig. 4 (A).
- the pipe sections R1, R2, R3 form in the support leg assembly on the pump housing PG laterally projecting support legs, which preferably inclined towards the defined by the lower boundary plane UE of the pump housing first mounting plane downwards, the angle of inclination advantageously less than 45 °, in particular less than 30 ° and advantageously greater than 5 °.
- the first mounting plane corresponding to the lower boundary plane UE of the pump housing is typically oriented substantially horizontally during operation of the pump.
- the straight pipe sections R1, R2, R3 By downwardly inclined alignment of the straight pipe sections R1, R2, R3 in the support leg position on the pump housing PG and / or thickened execution of the end portions EE of the straight pipe sections R1, R2, R3 define the ends of the straight pipe sections R1, R2, R3 a second mounting plane with which the pump assembly in Fig. 4 (A) rests on a bottom surface SF.
- This second set-up ne is vertically offset from the first set-up plane defined by the pump housing PG itself.
- the pipe sections R1, R2, R3 in their support leg positions thus advantageously increase the suction side of the pump housing relative to the floor surface, thereby reducing the suction of a dirt layer above the floor surface SF , And at the same time an increase in the stability by substantial broadening of the base of the stand by the three end portions EE of the straight pipe sections, in particular from Fig. 4 (B) relative to the dimensions of the pump housing PG itself can be seen.
- pipe receptacles of the second type AS are advantageously formed on the pump housing, in which the pipe sections are held with one of its ends EE or EA, in the example outlined the outlet end EA, of which in Fig. 1 in the unoccupied position such a pipe receptacle of the second kind is visible.
- the pipe sections in the receptacles of the second type AS they have, in the example outlined, an internal thread GS into which the pipe sections with the external threads GA can be screwed at the outlet ends EA.
- Fig. 5 shows in an oblique view a pump housing PG a garden pump, in particular a submersible pump.
- an output terminal AA is provided facing up, which has an external thread AG in the example of an example sketched.
- An output line consists in the example outlined of a straight pipe section RL and an end pipe section RE.
- the end pipe section RE has, in accordance with the preceding examples, a deflection of the flow direction of water conveyed through the discharge pipe by means of the pump, the flow direction increasing from an initial vertical direction at the inlet VE of the end pipe section by more than 90 ° is deflected in an obliquely downwardly inclined flow direction at the hose connection SA.
- the end tube section RE may in turn comprise a curved tube RO, which may be provided with a non-metallic material as a handle HG at least in a grip region at the bend.
- the end pipe section RE is connected at its input end VE to the upper end OE of the straight pipe section RL via a connecting device VE, in particular screwed, wherein in the region of the connection between end pipe section RE and straight pipe section RL the flow direction of the Pump through the output line funded water uniformly upwards, in the regular operating position of the pump is thus directed vertically.
- the end pipe section RE on the input side, ie upstream of the curved course also has a straight pipe run, with which the end pipe section RE guided telescopically in the straight pipe section RL and relative to the straight pipe section RL in the direction of arrow TE displaceable and can be fixed in different relative displacement positions.
- the determination is advantageously carried out via a clamping mechanism within the connecting device VE, which can be advantageously designed as a union nut.
- a garden pump with such a telescopic output line is known per se as rain barrel pump from the product range of the applicant.
- the straight pipe section RL can be connected by means of a connecting device VL, typically in the manner of a union nut, with the output terminal AA, in particular screwed.
- a connecting device VL typically in the manner of a union nut
- Such connections of pipe sections of an outlet line to the outlet port of a submersible pump are known and common.
- the output line with end pipe section RE and straight pipe section RL can also be made in one piece without an interruption by an input side end of the end pipe section VE REE and an upper end OE of the straight pipe section RL occurs.
- a straight pipe section RL can advantageously also the end pipe section RE alone, i. be connected without interposition of the straight pipe section RL with the output port AA of the pump housing.
- these structures comprise a lower structure in the form of a stepped neck AL, which is approximately complementary to the internal structure of the connecting device VL at the lower end of the straight pipe section RL.
- the lower end of the straight pipe section with the connecting device VL can be plugged in the first advantageous embodiment of the nozzle AL, for which the nozzle AL is designed without a thread.
- an external thread can be provided, to which the connecting device VL can be screwed at the lower end of the straight pipe section RL with an internal thread.
- Bracket BU and BO Vertically spaced from the lower structure with the nozzle AL are two outwardly open, approximately U-shaped or semicircular shaped bracket BU and BO provided on the housing. Between the two brackets BU and BO, which in turn are vertically spaced from each other, a gap ZB is recessed.
- brackets BU and BO are matched to the outer contour of the straight pipe section or the pipe RO in the region after the eirigangs claimeden end VE of the end pipe section.
- bracket BU is advantageously provided over more than 180 ° about a center extending, elastically expandable bracket RK.
- the combination of straight pipe section RL and end pipe section RE is placed with the input-side connector VL at the lower end of the straight pipe section RL on the nozzle AL, the connecting device VL preferably surrounds the connecting piece AL.
- the straight pipe section RL is tilted with its upper end laterally away from the pump housing, so that at this stage of attaching the output line in the storage position, the upper end of the OE Straight pipe section and the connection area with the input side connecting device VE of the end pipe section still outside the recesses of the bracket BU, BE lie.
- the connecting device VE at the input end of the end pipe section RE has a stepped shape with a lower major cross section and a subsequent smaller cross section. The larger cross-section is in the storage position shown in Fig.
- the tube RO of the end tube section RE has a further reduced cross-section with respect to the connection device VE.
- the tube RE lies with its entering into the connecting device VE end in the recess of the upper bracket BO and there especially in a further narrowed support web HS.
- the recess in the holding web HS is dimensioned such that the tube RO fits into this recess, but that the connecting device VE, which lies directly below the holding web HS in the storage position, has a larger diameter than the recess in the holding web HS.
- the end pipe section RE has in the storage position shown in Fig.
- the area of the handle HG advantageously lies above the pump housing, so that when using the end tube section as a handle the center of gravity of the pump comes to lie approximately below the handle.
- the end pipe section RE is advantageously the input side connecting device VE, typically a cap nut, supported on the underside of the holding web HS, so that the weight of the pump when carrying by means of located in the storage position end pipe section reliable between end pipe section RE and holding web of the pump housing PG is given.
- the straight pipe section RL and in particular its connection with the end pipe section RE advantageous, whereby the end pipe section is stabilized on the input side in the vertical orientation and fixed.
- the connecting device VL at the lower end of the straight pipe section can also be screwed to the connecting piece AL.
- the weight of the pump can be collected on the screw connection of the connecting device VL with the nozzle AL and the holding web HS can be omitted.
- the connecting device VL at the lower end of the straight pipe section RL With the neck AL another retaining structure with a bracket surrounding the straight pipe section RL, the connection point to the end pipe section RE or the end pipe section can also be provided instead of the outwardly open bow BO, BU.
- the output line can then be pushed down through such a closed bracket and screwed to the nozzle AL.
- an elastic clip can then again be provided on such a single bracket.
- the elastic clip is then arranged below the holding web HS and surrounds the connecting device VE.
- the connecting device VE is advantageously designed as stepped in the longitudinal direction of the pipe course surrounded by it, and the clip preferably surrounds the thinner part of the stepped connecting device.
- FIG. 1 shows a further advantageous feature of a garden pump arrangement with an underside UE which can be set up on a floor surface, according to which recesses KU are formed in the housing from the lower boundary plane UE defining a mounting plane. These recesses KU, of which only one is visible in FIG. 1, form recordings and lower surroundings. Guideways for winding a connection cable for an electrical connection motor in the pump housing PG.
- a projection KO which forms a hook-shaped receptacle for several turns of a cable winding AK.
- a Jardinklemmung or cable guide KK is still formed on the extension KO, in which advantageously the cable between the optionally wound cable section and the free to an electrical supply device, in particular a socket leading cable section can fence.
- the Jardinklemmung is particularly advantageous in an application of the pump rainwater pump as in the type of Fig. 2, where by the Jardinklemmung a cable section from the pump housing to the container edge in a defined length, in particular without larger loops, can be adjusted.
- the upper deflection for a cable winding forming projection KO is formed on the end pipe section RE, whereby the Jardinklemmung in the application of Fig. 2, the advantageous cable guide described is made possible.
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