JP3016199B2 - Rainwater storage container with initial fire hose - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a rainwater storage container for collecting rainwater falling on a roof from a gutter and storing it.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, when a rainwater storage container is used as an initial fire extinguishing method, a method of opening a container lid and putting a bucket into the container to discharge water, and a method of discharging water from a faucet attached to the container. It was a method of receiving in a bucket.

[0003]

When water is used as the initial fire extinguishing water in the above-mentioned conventional method, the time for opening the lid or the bucket must be put in the container, and especially when the water level is low, If the water level is lower than the faucet,
Even if I put the bucket in the container, I cannot take it out to the end. Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a rainwater storage container with an initial fire hose that can discharge water in a container quickly and in large quantities, and can discharge water to the bottom below a faucet.

[0004]

According to the present invention, an initial fire extinguishing method is characterized in that a hose is connected from the bottom of the rainwater storage container, and the hose is fixed at a position in the middle of the hose higher than the overflow surface of the rainwater storage container. The above problem was solved by a rainwater storage container with a hose.

[0005]

[Function] In the above configuration, since the middle of the initial fire hose connected from the bottom of the storage container is fixed at a position higher than the overflow surface, water does not normally come out from the outlet of the hose, but inside the container When water is discharged from the hose, lower the outlet of the hose to a position lower than the bottom of the container and move the whole hose below the overflow surface. Once the water starts, water can be continuously discharged by natural force until the outlet hole at the bottom of the container comes into contact with air.

[0006]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the embodiments shown in the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 shows an operation in which a water intake joint 2 is attached to a rain gutter 1, the rain water flowing down through the rain gutter 1 is sent to the hose 4 by the water intake joint 2, and the rain water falls from the hose 4 to the rain water inlet 5 of the rain water storage container 6. As a result, the water level of the rainwater storage container 6 rises. When the rainwater storage container 6 is full, the flow of rainwater from the hose 4 stops. This function is enabled by installing the registered No. 2095452 intake joint 2 at the same height as the rainwater storage container 6, and rainwater does not overflow from the container without providing an overflow pipe.

FIG. 2 shows that when the rainwater storage container 6 rises to the full line 3 and the container is full, the initial fire hose 11 is connected to the drain port 10 at the bottom of the storage container. The fire hose 11 passes through the hose movable fixed base 15,
The hose outlet 20 is inserted into the hose outlet receiving base 16 via the hose fixing base C14, the fixing base B13, and the fixing base A12.

[0008] With the initial fire hose 11 attached to the storage container 6, the fixed base shown in FIG.
13, the structure of the fixed base C14 is shown, the movable fixed base 15 has a U-shape, and the hose comes out sideways. Fire hose 11
Passes through the fixed base, and the hose outlet 20 is inserted into the hose outlet support 16 shown in FIG.

The overflow operation mark 17 shown in FIG.
When the initial fire hose 11 is lowered, the configuration shown in Fig. 3 is obtained. When the storage container 6 shown in FIG. 3 is full, the outlet 20 of the hose is pulled out of the hose outlet receiving base 16 so that the outlet 20 of the hose comes below the bottom of the storage container. Discharge to the water.

When the water level of the storage container 6 is not full, but at the height of the water level indicated by the water level gauge 7, the position indicated by the water level gauge 7 is considered as an overflow line, and the initial fire hose 11 is fixed to the fixing base 12 and fixed. By pulling out from the table B13 and the fixed table C14 and setting the height of the fire hose 11 lower than the height indicated by the water level gauge 7, water can be discharged to the water at the bottom of the storage container.

[0011]

By installing the initial fire hose on the outer surface of the rainwater storage container, it is possible to discharge a large amount of water in the storage container in a short time, and it is possible to discharge water to the bottom of the storage container. Water can be used without using a faucet as well as initial fire extinguishing.

[Brief description of the drawings]

[Fig. 1] Installation diagram of rain and rainwater storage container

Fig. 2 Hose overflow stop diagram

Fig. 3 Operation diagram of rainwater discharge from hose outlet

FIG. 4 is a top view of a hose outlet support.

FIG. 5 is a top view of a hose fixing base.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Rain gutter 2 Intake joint 3 Filling line 4 Hose 5 Rainwater intake 6 Rainwater storage container 7 Water level gauge 8 Faucet 9 Container pedestal 10 Storage container bottom drainage 11 Initial fire hose 12 Fire hose fixing stand A 13 Fire hose fixing stand B 14 Fire hose fixing stand C 15 Fire hose movable fixing stand 16 Hose outlet support 17 Overflow operation mark 18 Outside surface of rainwater storage container 19 Hose fixing stand 20 Hose outlet

Claims (1)

(57) [Claims] 1. A rainwater storage container with an initial fire-extinguishing hose, wherein a hose is connected from the bottom of the rainwater storage container, and the hose is fixed at a position higher than the overflow surface of the rainwater storage container.