JP3071929U - Electric or manual refueling pump integrated with kerosene container - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] (Modified) [Problem] When refueling a tank of an oil stove from a kerosene container, the conventional method has a complicated process, and there is a danger in handling highly flammable quality of kerosene. There is a need for simplicity and safety in handling. In order to simplify a working process, a kerosene container and a refueling pump are integrated, so that safety is measured from simplification of a process and danger of leaking kerosene from the refueling pump.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 When refueling a kerosene tank from a kerosene container, the conventional method uses (a)

[Conventional work process]

 Remove the tank from the oil stove. Open the kerosene container lid. Insert the suction part of the refueling pump into the kerosene container. Open the oil stove tank lid. Insert the filling pump outlet into the oil stove tank. Operate the refueling pump. Check the refueling status and stop the refueling pump. Pull the filling pump inlet from the oil stove tank. Clean up kerosene remaining in the suction port and working parts of the oil pump and check for leaks. (10) Pull out the oil pump from the kerosene container. (11) Take measures to prevent kerosene from dripping from the inlet pipe of the refueling pump and store it. (12) Close the lid of the kerosene container. (13) Close the tank lid of the oil stove and place it in the oil stove. There is a danger in handling the highly flammable quality of kerosene, which requires simplicity and safety in handling.

[0002]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to simplify the work process, the kerosene container and the refueling pump were integrated, so that the process was simplified and safety was measured from the danger of kerosene leaking from the refueling pump.

[0003]

[Effects of the Invention] By integrating the kerosene container and the oil supply pump, the thirteen steps are simplified to seven steps as follows, and convenience and safety are created. (I)

[Comparison of new work process and conventional process]

Remove the tank from the oil stove. (Above) the unnecessary wherein opens the lid of the tank of unwanted oil stove. (Above) Insert the injection outlet of the refueling pump into the tank of the oil stove. (Above) Operate the refueling pump. (See above.) Check the refueling status and stop the refueling pump. (Above) Pull out the injection port of the refueling pump from the oil stove tank. (No) No need for the above <10 > No need for the above <11 > No need for the above <12> Close the tank of the oil stove and place it in the oil stove. (Above ▲ 13 ▼)

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1A is a plan view of a fixed oil supply pump.

FIG. 1B is a three-dimensional view of a fixed oil supply pump.

FIG. 1C1 is an integrated photograph of a fixed oil pump and a kerosene container.

FIG. 1C2 is a separation photograph of a fixed oil pump and a kerosene container.

[Description of reference numerals in Fig. 1] 1 Suction part 2 Outer frame part 3 Connection part (screw) with kerosene container 4 Pump and lid and connection part of kerosene container 5 Packing part 6 Pump operation part 7 Injection into oil stove tank

FIG. 2A is a plan view of a lid of a universal fixed type oil supply pump.

FIG. 2B is a three-dimensional view of a lid of the adjustable fixed type oil supply pump.

FIG. 2C is a three-dimensional view of a universal fixed type oil supply pump.

[Description of reference numerals in FIG. 2] 1 Suction part 2 Outer frame part 3 Connection part (screw) with kerosene container 4A Joint part on lid side of pump and kerosene container (rigid structure) 4B Joint part on lid of kerosene container and pump side ( Flexible structure) 5 Packing part 6 Pump operation part 7 Injection port to oil stove tank 8 Power switch

Claims (2)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. An electric and manual pump in which a kerosene inlet / outlet lid of a kerosene container is directly attached to an electric and manual oil supply pump and integrated with the kerosene container. 2. An electric pump in which the lid of the kerosene inlet / outlet of the kerosene container is integrated with the kerosene container while keeping the electric oil pump freely rotatable.