JP3306469B2 - Vertical pump - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a vertical pump installed in a water absorption tank, and more particularly to a vertical pump installed in a water absorption tank to enable pumping operation even when the water level in the water absorption tank is low, for example, for draining out water during rainfall. The present invention relates to a pump which is suitable as a vertical pump for performing a preceding standby operation and can be used for a pump management operation in normal times.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art A conventional vertical pump of this kind is disclosed in
As described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 3-90697, the impeller is set so that the water level when the pump is submerged is slightly higher than the specific pump specific portion corresponding to the minimum water level at which the air is sucked below. In some cases, when the water level becomes lower than the water level corresponding to the minimum water level, a vacuum break occurs to make the wheel idle, and the water is dropped to prevent the drainage operation.

As another conventional vertical shaft pump, as described in Japanese Utility Model Application Laid-Open No. 63-150997, an impeller is located at a position lower than the water level of a water absorption tank, and an external pump is provided near an inlet of the impeller. It is known that a through-hole is provided to communicate with a pipe, and the through-hole is connected to a pipe, and the other end of the pipe is opened near a level where the impeller is submerged in a water absorption tank.

[0004]

Normally, when performing the preliminary standby operation based on rainfall information or the like, it is desirable to perform the drain operation at the lowest possible water level in consideration of the increase in the storage effect of the water absorption tank and the sewer. In addition, setting the flow rate to an appropriate value according to the water level of the water absorption tank is effective for preventing the fullness and reducing the surge of the water absorption tank, whereby the pump can be operated stably.

[0005] However, the former one of the above-mentioned prior arts does not consider draining operation at a water level lower than the minimum water level, for example, from the suction port of the suction bell to a diameter of 1.4 to 1.. Drainage operation cannot be performed at a water level lower than the known minimum water level of seven times.

On the other hand, according to the latter of the above-mentioned prior arts, if the water level in the water absorption tank falls below the level of the opening, air is sucked in from the opening, so that the pumping action of the pump gradually decreases as the water level decreases. Will decrease. Therefore, pumping operation can be performed at a low water level, and there is a feature that the transition to the idling state does not suddenly occur. For example, before the sudden inflow into the water absorption tank occurs, the pump idles and waits. It seems to be suitable for a pump performing a so-called preparatory standby operation. This vertical pump is
The other end of the pipe communicating with the through hole is opened near the level where the impeller in the water absorption tank is submerged, and when the water level falls below this opening, air is sucked in. Can be determined by the installation level of the opening.

However, when the water level is higher than the installation level of the opening, water is absorbed through the opening. If foreign matter such as dust is contained in the pumped water, the foreign matter closes the opening as the operation time elapses. However, there is a concern that the intake operation may be impaired. In particular, in the drain pump that performs the preceding standby operation,
Since rainwater that has fallen over a wide area of the city rapidly flows into the water absorption tank, various foreign substances may flow in.

Further, in the latter, the amount of intake air is increased and the amount of drainage is decreased in accordance with the water level in the water absorption tank, that is, as the water level becomes lower. Stable intake must be performed. However, this prior art does not take into consideration stable air intake.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to make it possible to perform a stable drainage operation while sucking air in a vertical shaft pump performing a preliminary standby operation.

[0010]

The above objects can be attained by the following means. That is, when the pump casing is provided with an intake hole and the drainage operation is performed while suction is being performed, the intake hole is provided at a position close to the pump impeller, so that the intake hole is affected by the turning backflow from the impeller, and The pressure at the hole position becomes unstable. For this reason, it was found that the intake air amount was not stabilized and vibration occurred. In particular, in the vicinity of the intake hole position, the sucked water is swirling and flowing, and the centrifugal force of the water acts on the intake hole, so that a sufficient negative pressure cannot be obtained at the intake hole position. It was found that a large intake amount could not be obtained.

Therefore, in a vertical pump in which the impeller of the vertical pump is located below a position where the water level during the operation of the pump is below the level corresponding to the lowest water level at which air is sucked from the suction bell of the pump casing. An intake hole is provided in the pump casing below the impeller, one end is connected to the intake hole, and an intake pipe having the other end opened to the atmosphere is provided. The position of the open end of the intake hole in the pump casing is set in the pump casing. It is characterized by being inside the wall. That is, since the swirling flow velocity becomes smaller as it goes inside the inner wall surface of the pump casing (suction bell),
By locating the opening end of the intake hole inside the pump casing, the influence of the swirling flow rate can be reduced, and the centrifugal force due to the swirling is reduced, so that sufficient and stable intake can be obtained.

In this case, it is preferable to provide a plurality of intake holes. Thus, regardless of fluctuations in the flow velocity distribution in the pump casing, stable intake can be performed, and vibrations during drainage operation while performing intake can be reduced. In particular, the number of suction holes is equal to or greater than the number of blades of the impeller of the pump, or an integer multiple of the number of blades, and is provided at equal intervals in the circumferential direction, so that the flow path between the pump blades The air from the air intake hole can be made to flow uniformly, and a stable operation with less vibration can be performed. In this case, one intake pipe may be provided in common for a plurality of intake holes, or a plurality of intake pipes may be provided by appropriately dividing the intake holes.

Further, as described above, the opening at the other end of the intake pipe communicating with the intake hole is provided at a position higher than the highest water level of the water absorption tank, so that the opening floats on the water in the water absorption tank. Since a foreign substance such as dust is not adsorbed and the intake action when the water level is reduced is not hindered, stable intake can be performed.

Further, instead of the above-described vertical shaft pump, the other end of an intake pipe having one end opened at a position higher than the maximum water level of the water absorption tank is connected to a suction bell of a pump casing below the impeller. A rib may be provided on the inner surface of the suction bell at the intake pipe connection position, and the rib may have an opening communicating with the intake pipe at a position inside the pump casing relative to the inner surface of the suction bell. In this case, an opening connected to the other end of the suction pipe is formed in the suction bell, a rib having a communication hole communicating with the opening is provided on the inner surface of the suction bell, and the rib is manufactured integrally with the suction bell. It can be done. The rib is provided so as to extend in the pump axis direction, and prevents or reduces a swirling flow near the opening of the rib.

Further, in place of the above, in a vertical shaft pump which starts the preliminary standby operation from a water level during the operation of the pump that is lower than a minimum water level below which air is sucked from the suction bell of the pump casing, One end of the suction pipe is connected to the suction bell of the pump casing below the car, and the other end of the suction pipe is opened at a position higher than the highest water level of the water absorption tank. A rib having a communication hole communicated with the intake pipe is provided, and the communication hole of the rib has an opening located inside the pump casing from the inner surface of the suction bell, and the rib has a suction at an upper end of the rib. The height of the lower end of the rib is formed lower than the height from the inner wall surface of the bell.

That is, since the ribs are provided on the inner wall surface of the pump casing, the ribs reduce the swirling flow in the pump casing, so that a stable intake action can be secured. In particular, in the case where the intake hole is formed in the rib, the intake hole or a member forming the intake hole is reinforced by the rib, so that damage to the intake hole can be prevented.

Further, in order to reduce the swirling flow in the vicinity of the intake hole, in addition to the above-mentioned ribs, it is possible to provide a protruding portion close to the intake hole. In this case, the intake hole may be provided on the inner wall surface of the casing, so that the influence of the swirling flow can be minimized and stable intake can be performed. In other words, a through hole can be formed in the pump casing to form an intake hole opened on the inner surface of the pump casing. In this case, it is particularly desirable to provide the through-hole at an angle to a plane perpendicular to the pump axis. Further, it is preferable that the through hole is provided below the minimum inner diameter portion of the pump casing, and furthermore, it is desirable to provide a protruding portion on the inner wall surface of the pump casing near the opening of the intake hole.

Further, the above-mentioned intake hole is provided with an intake passage penetrating through the pump casing and protruding into the pump casing, and an opening of the intake passage in the pump casing can be used as an intake hole. Is preferably provided at an angle to a plane perpendicular to the pump axis.

As described above, the intake hole provided in the pump casing at the impeller inlet is (1) provided so as to be inclined with respect to a plane perpendicular to the pump axis, and (2) at a position shifted downward from the minimum inner diameter portion. (3) Using a flow in the pump casing to increase or decrease the negative pressure at the position of the intake hole by using a flow in the pump casing alone or in combination with means such as providing a protrusion on the inner wall surface of the pump casing above or below the intake hole. Because it can be adjusted, given the specifications and dimensions of the pump, at the water level of the suction tank where you want to start intake,
The pressure in the opening can be made equal to the atmospheric pressure, so that the water absorbing action can be performed at the following water level.

[0020]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The present invention will be described below based on embodiments. 1, a suction bell 3 of a pump casing is connected to a lower part of a casing liner 2 of a pump casing 4 containing an impeller 1, and a pumping pipe 5 and a discharge pipe, which are a part of the pump casing 4, are connected to an upper side of the pump bell. The elbow 6 is connected to form a vertical pump. On the discharge side of the discharge elbow 6, a discharge pipe 7 and a discharge valve 8 are provided. In addition, an intake hole 9 is provided near the lower portion of the impeller 1, and an intake pipe 10 is provided in connection with the intake hole 9,
Further, the intake pipe 10 is provided with an intake air amount adjusting valve 11, and the intake port 12 of the intake pipe 10 is connected to the highest water level (HW
L) It is installed at a higher position. These constitute a flow control device. The suction hole 9 is provided at a position where the air is not sucked from the suction hole 9 at the conventional lowest water level, that is, at the lowest water level WL1 unique to the pump in which air is sucked from the lower end of the suction bell 3 below this water level. The static pressure P (m) at the intake hole 9 is represented by the following equation.

P = Po + L−hs−k · v ² / (2 g) (1) where Po: atmosphere (10.33 m), L: (water level) (m), hs: pump casing suction part loss Water head (m), v: flow velocity (m) of the liquid handled in the intake port, k: constant If the static pressure P in the intake port is larger than Po, no intake is performed, so that L> hs + k · v ² / (2 g) By doing so, there is no intake. Therefore, the intake hole 9 is provided at a position lower than the conventional minimum water level WL1 by L ₁ = hs + k · v ² / (2 g). As a result, the water level L becomes WL1
In the above range A, since no suction is performed, the drainage operation can be performed with a predetermined pump capacity. In the range B where the water level is lower than WL1, L decreases in the equation (1), so that P becomes lower than the atmospheric pressure, and air is taken. Since the intake amount is given an appropriate loss by the intake amount control valve 11, an appropriate amount of intake is performed according to the water level to control the flow rate. In the range B, when the water level is WL2, P is slightly lower due to the atmospheric pressure, so the intake air amount is small, and the flow rate of the pump is also slightly reduced. In this case, since the submersion depth S1 of the pump is sufficient for the pump flow at this time, no vortex is generated. When the water level is WL3, P decreases almost in proportion to the decrease in the water level, so that P becomes smaller than the atmospheric pressure, the intake air volume increases, the flow rate of the pump decreases significantly, and vortices occur even at the submersion depth S2. It can be a flow rate that does not occur. When the water level is WL4, the intake air amount is 15% to 20% of the pump flow rate.
As a result, the pump cannot be pumped, and the idling mode is set. The level of the inlet of the suction bell is designed so that the immersion depth S3 at this time has a length that does not generate a vortex at the flow rate immediately before the pumping becomes impossible. Note that the opening and closing of the intake air amount control valve 11 may be constant over the entire range in which the water level fluctuates, or the opening may be changed depending on the water level. Even at a level lower than the conventional minimum water level WL1, no vortex is generated, and safe operation without abnormal vibration or noise can be performed. At a water level where the impeller 1 that shifts from idling operation to drain operation is slightly submerged, and at a water level slightly higher than a water level WL4 that shifts from drain operation to idle operation, the flow rate of the pump is controlled to about half of a predetermined flow rate by suction. Therefore, a change in flow rate at the start of drainage and at the time of drainage stop is small, and a surge phenomenon can be mitigated to enable stable operation of the pump. Reference numeral 21 denotes a low wall of the suction water tank (water absorption tank) 20.

Here, the level difference L ₁ between the conventional minimum water level WL ₁ and the installation position of the intake hole 9 is desirably L ₁ = hs + k · v ² / (2 g) from the relationship of the equation (1). . However, L ₁ is determined from the likelihood of vortex generation and is generally a function of the diameter of the pump. The right side of the above equation is a function of v, but v varies depending on the discharge rate of the pump, the specified total head, the specific speed, etc. . Therefore, assuming that k is fixed at 1, the pressure at point P cannot always be planned equal to the atmospheric pressure by the pump. That is, for a large-diameter pump with a low head, L ₁ > hs + k · v ² / (2 g).
Conversely a relatively high pump with pump head with a small-diameter small L _1,
Since v becomes large, L ₁ > hs + k · v ² / (2 g). Therefore, in hs + k · v ² / (2 g),
It is desirable that k can take a value other than 1. k
FIG. 2 shows a specific embodiment in which is able to take a value other than 1.
This will be described with reference to FIG.

FIG. 2 shows a first embodiment of the intake hole of the present invention, and is a detailed view showing the vicinity of the intake hole 9 in FIG. In the pump casing 2 near the impeller inlet, a plurality of intake holes 9 are provided at equal intervals in the circumferential direction of the pump casing 2. The intake hole 9 is provided to be inclined in the direction of flow in the pump casing with respect to a plane perpendicular to the pump axis. Therefore, when the static pressure P (m) at the intake hole 9 is represented by the above-mentioned equation (1), the value of k is k> 1. On the other hand, as in the second embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG. 3, if the intake holes 9 are provided to be inclined in the direction opposite to the flow in the pump casing, 0 <k <1. By providing the intake hole 9 at an angle to the plane perpendicular to the pump axis, the value of k in the expression (1) can be increased or decreased from 1.

FIG. 4 shows the embodiment of FIG. 2 in which, instead of inclining the intake hole, the end of the intake hole is formed by a curved pipe protruding into the pump casing. That is, the intake pipe 10 penetrates the pump casing, and the intake pipe 1
The intake hole 9 is formed by bending the front end of the opening 0 so as to open the opening in a direction inclined by α ° with respect to the flow direction in the pump casing. By this angle α,
The value of k in equation (1) changes as shown in FIG. Therefore, by appropriately selecting the angle α, the value of k can be easily increased or decreased.

FIG. 6 shows a fourth embodiment of the intake hole of the present invention, in which the intake hole 9 is provided below the position of the minimum inner diameter Dmin of the suction bell 3 of the pump casing. Since the diameter of the mounting portion of the intake hole 9 is larger than Dmin, the static pressure is higher than that of the Dmin portion, so that k <1. Then, the value of k is, the position of the suction hole from near the Dmin portion, by appropriately selecting until close to the inlet of the suction bell 3 (diameter D _B), can easily be varied.

FIG. 7 shows a fifth embodiment of the intake hole of the present invention, in which a protrusion 2a is provided on the inner wall surface of the pump casing above (downstream side of) the intake hole 9. FIG. 8 shows a sixth embodiment in which a protruding portion 9a is provided at a lower portion (upstream side) of an intake hole.
I am making. In FIG. 7, since the flow is dammed by the protruding portion 2a, the static pressure of the intake hole provided immediately upstream thereof increases, and k <1. On the other hand, in FIG.
Since the intake hole is provided immediately downstream of a, the static pressure of the intake hole becomes low, and k> 1. Thus, the value of k can be easily changed by appropriately selecting the position, size, shape, and the like of the protruding portion.

As described above, the method shown in FIGS.
Since the value of k in equation (1) can be adjusted up or down from 1.0,
For pumps of various sizes, specific speeds and full heads, the static pressure P at the inlet 9 can be made equal to the atmospheric pressure Po at the conventional minimum water level WL1.

In FIGS. 2 to 8, the number of suction holes is equal to or more than the number of blades of the impeller, or an integral multiple of the number of blades, and each of the suction holes is arranged in the circumferential direction of the pump casing. It is preferable to provide them at equal intervals. According to the experimental results of the inventors, when only one intake hole is provided, the air from the intake hole does not uniformly flow into each blade flow path of the impeller, so that the fluid unbalance force is applied to the impeller. Acted, and a phenomenon that the vibration of the pump increased was observed. On the other hand, by providing a plurality of intake holes, in particular, equal to or more than the number of blades of the impeller, or by providing a number of integral multiples of the number of blades, and providing them at equal intervals in the circumferential direction, the intake air is provided. It is performed stably, and air flows evenly between the pump blades, so that pump vibration can be reduced.

Next, still another embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG.
This will be described with reference to FIG.

FIGS. 9 and 10 show an impeller 1 of a vertical shaft pump.
And a plurality of suction holes 9 are provided so as to protrude inward from the inner wall surface of the suction bell 3 of the suction portion. The intake hole 9 is
It is opened to the atmosphere by an intake pipe 10. In addition, the suction hole 9 is provided with an opening 3 connected to one end of the suction pipe 10 at the suction bell.
a, and a rib 25 having an air hole 25a communicating with the opening 3a is provided on the inner wall surface of the suction bell 3, and a communication hole 25a is provided in the rib 25 so that the communication hole 25a is located closer to the inner surface of the suction bell than the inner surface of the suction bell. It is formed by being opened inside. The rib 25 is preferably manufactured by casting or the like so as to be integrated with the suction bell 3. Further, the rib 25 is provided in the axial direction of the pump as shown in the drawing, and functions to prevent or reduce the swirling flow near the intake hole. Furthermore, rib 2
5 extends downward from the vicinity of the communication hole 25a, the height of the upper end from the inner wall surface of the suction bell matches the position of the opening end of the suction hole 9, and the height of the lower end of the rib is the height of the upper end. It is configured in the shape of a taper that is lower than that.

In the present embodiment, the opening end position of the intake hole 9 is located inside the inner wall surface of the pump casing (suction bell 3), but the height h of the intake hole 9 from the inner wall surface of the casing is h. when the radius R ₁ of the casing inner wall surface of the position, may be set so as to satisfy the following equation (2).

H ≧ 0.2R ₁ (2) The reason will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 11 shows the magnitude (horizontal axis) of the flow direction in the flow direction near the inlet of the pump impeller, that is, in the vicinity of the intake hole, at each point from the inner wall surface of the pump casing toward the inside (toward the center axis of the pump casing). The line a was measured with a flow coefficient of 6 for the pump.
In the case of 0% or more, the curve b is also in the case of 50%, and the curve c
Is also 40%, and curve d is also 20%.
From this figure, at the point where r / R ₁ is about 0.8 or less,
The circumferential flow velocity is much smaller than that at 0.8 or higher. Accordingly, if the height h of the intake hole 9 from the inner wall surface of the casing is determined so as to satisfy the above expression (2), the influence of the swirling flow rate can be reduced and the centrifugal force due to the swirling is reduced, so that a sufficient and stable intake air is obtained. And vibration can be reduced.

In each of the above-described embodiments, a plurality of intake holes are provided, respectively. The fact that stable intake is performed by reducing the number of intake holes to two or more and pump vibration can be reduced will be described with reference to FIG. . FIG. 12 shows experimental data obtained by confirming the relationship between the number of intake holes and pump vibration. Curve e shows a change in vibration ratio when 1 to 20 intake holes are provided on the inner surface of the suction bell. f in the embodiment of FIG. 9, the height h from the suction bell inner wall surface of the intake holes, to the radius R ₁ of the casing inner wall surface of the intake hole positions, in that the position of the 0.2 R _1, suction holes 3 shows the change in the vibration ratio when the number is 1 to 20. As shown in this figure, by setting the number of intake holes to two or more, pump vibration can be significantly reduced as compared with the case where the number of intake holes is one.
In particular, by setting the number of intake holes to 5 or more, pump vibration can be extremely reduced. This experimental data is for a case where the number of pump blades is five. By setting the number of intake holes to be equal to or greater than the number of pump blades and providing them at equal intervals in the circumferential direction, air can flow evenly between the blades. It can be seen that the pump vibration can be reduced. Also,
As shown by the curve f, when the intake holes are provided inside the inner surface of the suction bell, it can be seen that even if the number of intake holes is two, the pump vibration can be significantly reduced.

FIGS. 13 and 14 show still another embodiment of the present invention. In this embodiment, a tapered rib 26 is provided on the inner wall surface of the suction bell 3 of the pump casing 4, and two suction holes 9 are provided adjacent to the rib 26 at opposing positions on the inner wall surface of the suction bell 3. It is provided. The intake hole 9 is opened to the atmosphere by an intake pipe 10. In this embodiment, the same effects as those of the embodiment of FIG. 9 can be obtained. That is, even if a swirling flow is generated near the inlet of the pump impeller 1, the swirling flow can be suppressed by the rib 5, so that the pressure fluctuation is reduced at the position of the intake hole 9 and stable and sufficient intake can be performed. In addition, the vibration of the pump can be reduced.

Next, the operation of the embodiment shown in FIGS. 9 and 13 will be described. In these embodiments, when the pump is operated at a low water level, the pressure in the intake port 9 becomes lower than the atmospheric pressure. At this time, since the intake hole 9 is located at a position near the inlet of the pump impeller where it is hardly affected by the swirling flow, pressure fluctuation is small and stable intake can be performed. In addition, since the influence of the centrifugal force due to the swirling flow is small, a sufficient amount of intake air can be obtained. As described above, the vibration of the pump can be reduced, and the provision of the tapered rib 5 at the lower portion of the intake hole 4 can reinforce the intake hole, so that foreign matter does not clog the rib 5 or the intake hole. effective.

As described above, according to each embodiment of the present invention, the following effects can be obtained. First, according to the pump casing having a plurality of intake holes, it is possible to stabilize the amount of intake air and to reduce vibration when performing the drainage operation while suctioning air. According to the pump blade in which the opening end position of the intake hole in the pump casing is located inside the inner wall surface of the pump casing or the rib provided for preventing the swirling flow is provided close to the intake hole, the pump blade Since the influence of the swirling flow near the vehicle entrance can be reduced and the centrifugal force of the fluid can be reduced, sufficient and stable intake can be obtained, and the pump vibration can be reduced. Furthermore, according to the shape in which the suppression of the intake hole can be increased or decreased, the water level at which the intake is started can be set to a desired water level. In addition, according to the intake holes having the number of blades equal to or more than the number of blades of the impeller, the intake air can be uniformly distributed to the flow paths between the blades of the impeller.
This has the effect of preventing an increase in pump vibration during intake. Further, an impeller is provided below the lowest water level, and an intake hole is provided in the pump casing below the impeller, and an intake pipe is connected to the intake hole. According to the one that is opened to the atmosphere at a position higher than the water level, it is possible to prevent foreign substances from adhering to the suction port of the intake pipe and obstructing the intake action.

[0037]

As described above, according to the present invention,
In the vertical pump that performs the preliminary standby operation, it is possible to perform a stable drainage operation while suctioning air.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an overall side view of a vertical pump to which the present invention is applied.

FIG. 2 is a detailed vertical sectional view showing a main part of the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a detailed vertical sectional view showing a main part of a second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a detailed longitudinal sectional view showing a main part of a third embodiment of the present invention.

5 is a diagram showing a relationship between a direction (angle α °) of an intake hole in FIG. 4 and a constant k in equation (1).

FIG. 6 is a detailed vertical sectional view showing a main part of a fourth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a detailed vertical sectional view showing a main part of a fifth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 8 is a detailed vertical sectional view showing a main part of a sixth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a detailed vertical sectional view showing a main part of a seventh embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 10 is a view taken along line XX of FIG. 9;

FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating the circumferential flow velocity of the flow near the inlet of the pump impeller measured at each point in the radial direction.

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing a relationship between the number of intake holes and pump vibration.

FIG. 13 is a detailed vertical sectional view showing a main part of the FIG. 8 embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 14 is a view taken along line YY of FIG. 13;

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Impeller 2 Casing liner 3 Suction bell 4 Pump casing 5 Pumping pipe 6 Discharge elbow 7 Discharge pipe 8 Discharge valve 9 Intake hole 10 Intake pipe 11 Intake amount adjustment valve 12 Suction port 20 Water absorption tank 25 Rib 26 Rib

──────────────────────────────────────────────────続 き Continued on the front page (56) References Japanese Utility Model 63-121793 (JP, U) Japanese Utility Model 1-76588 (JP, U) Japanese Utility Model 1-176790 (JP, U) Japanese Utility Model 63 140199 (JP, U) (58) Fields investigated (Int. Cl. ⁷ , DB name) F04D 13/00 F04D 15/00 F04D 29/54

Claims (11)

(57) [Claims] An impeller of a vertical shaft pump is positioned below a water level during operation of the pump below a position corresponding to a minimum water level below which air is sucked from a suction bell of a pump casing. An intake port is provided in the lower pump casing, one end is connected to the intake port, and an intake pipe is provided, the other end of which is open to the atmosphere. Vertical pump characterized by being inside. 2. The impeller of a vertical shaft pump is positioned below a position where the water level during operation of the pump is lower than a level corresponding to a minimum water level below which air is sucked from a suction bell of a pump casing. The suction bell of the lower pump casing is connected to the other end of the suction pipe whose one end is opened at a position higher than the maximum water level of the water absorption tank, and a rib is provided on the suction bell inner surface at the suction pipe connection position. The vertical shaft pump, wherein the rib has an opening communicating with the intake pipe at a position inside the pump casing relative to the inner surface of the suction bell. 3. The suction bell according to claim 2, wherein an opening connected to the other end of the suction pipe is formed in the suction bell, and a rib having a communication hole communicating with the opening is provided on an inner surface of the suction bell, and the rib is provided. Is manufactured integrally with the suction bell. 4. The method according to claim 2, wherein the rib is
A vertical shaft pump provided so as to extend in a pump axial direction, for preventing or reducing a swirling flow near an opening of the rib. 5. A vertical shaft pump in which a preliminary standby operation is started from a water level during a pump operation which is lower than a minimum water level below which air is sucked from a suction bell of a pump casing. One end of the suction pipe is connected to the suction bell of the casing, and the other end of the suction pipe is opened at a position higher than the highest water level of the water suction tank, and communicates with the suction pipe at the inner surface of the suction bell at the suction pipe connection position. A rib having a communication hole is provided, and the communication hole of the rib has an opening located on the inner side of the pump casing with respect to the inner surface of the suction bell, and the rib extends from the inner surface of the suction bell at the upper end of the rib. A vertical shaft pump, wherein the height of the lower end of the rib is lower than the height. 6. A vertical shaft pump in which a preliminary standby operation is started from a water level lower than a minimum water level at which water is sucked from a suction bell of a pump casing when a water level during a pump operation is lower than the water level, corresponds to the minimum water level. The impeller of the vertical shaft pump is located below the position where the air supply unit is provided, and an air supply unit is provided in the pump casing below the impeller, and an intake pipe connecting the air supply unit and the atmosphere is provided. A vertical pump wherein an open end position of the air supply section is located inside an inner wall surface of a pump casing. 7. The pump impeller is positioned below a minimum water level at which the water level during operation of the pump is below which air is drawn from the suction bell of the pump casing.
A plurality of intake holes are provided at substantially equal intervals in the circumferential direction in the pump casing below the impeller, and one end is connected to these intake holes and the other end is at a level higher than the highest water level of the pump water tank. A vertical pump provided with an intake pipe opened to the atmosphere. 8. The pump impeller is positioned below a minimum water level during operation of the pump below which air is drawn from the suction bell of the pump casing;
A through hole is formed in the pump casing below the impeller to provide an intake hole that opens on the inner surface of the pump casing. The intake hole communicates with one end of the intake pipe, and the other end of the intake pipe is connected to a pump suction tank. A vertical shaft pump characterized in that it is opened to the atmosphere at a level higher than the highest water level, and the through hole is provided to be inclined with respect to a plane perpendicular to the pump axis. 9. The vertical pump according to claim 8, wherein the through hole is provided below a minimum inner diameter portion of the pump casing. 10. The vertical pump according to claim 8, wherein a protrusion is provided on an inner wall surface of the pump casing near an opening of the intake hole. 11. The pump impeller is positioned below the lowest water level during pump operation below which water is drawn from the suction bell of the pump casing, and penetrates the pump casing below the impeller. A suction passage protruded into the pump casing is provided, and one end of the suction pipe is communicated with the suction passage, and the other end of the suction pipe is opened to the atmosphere at a level higher than the highest water level of the pump suction tank, A vertical shaft pump wherein an opening in the pump casing of the intake passage is an intake hole, and the intake hole is provided to be inclined with respect to a plane perpendicular to the pump axis.