JPS6016707Y2 - Dust remover for drum trap - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to a drum trap garbage remover installed in a drainage pipe for household use, industrial use, etc.

As shown in FIG. 1, a conventional drum trap has a lid 3 attached to a main body 2 so as to be openable and closable, and an inflow pipe 4 and an outflow pipe 5 are connected to the peripheral wall of the main body.

The inlet 4'' of the inlet pipe 4 is lower than the outlet 5'' of the outlet pipe 5, and is located higher than the bottom surface 2'.

In such a structure, wastewater from the inlet 4' of the pipe 4 flows into the main body 2, flows in the direction of the arrow 7, and flows to the outlet 5.
'' to the outlet 5' of the tube 5.

In the flowing state, water in the main body 2 always blocks the inlet 4'' of the pipe 4, thereby blocking air between the inflow pipe 4 and the outflow pipe 5.

At the same time, since the inlet 4'' is slightly elevated with respect to the bottom 2' of the main body, the concave portion 8 collects dust, dirt, etc. that have flowed from the inlet pipe.

Conventionally, the muck, garbage, etc. have been periodically removed by hand or with a shovel, hoe, etc.

Therefore, it takes time and effort to remove the dust, and it is also unhygienic as the hands get dirty.

This invention is designed to eliminate the above problem, and by grasping and pulling up the take-out plate that is easy to hold, the dirt that has sunk to the bottom of the drum trap can be removed efficiently without getting your hands dirty. This is an attempt to provide a garbage remover that can remove garbage.

Embodiments of the present invention will be explained below using figures showing embodiments of the present application.

In the dust remover 9, reference numeral 10 indicates a bottom plate portion formed to be placed on the bottom surface 2' of the drum trap 1, and a collar 11 is provided around the bottom plate portion.

In addition, the outer shape of the bottom plate portion 10 and the collar 11 is similar to that of the trap body 2.
It has a corresponding shape that fits tightly to the entire bottom of the case.

Therefore, if the bottom of the drum trap is round or square in plan view, it may be made into a corresponding round or square shape.

Reference numeral 13 indicates that the bottom plate section 10 can be removed by holding a take-out plate erected approximately at the center of the bottom plate section 10 and lifting it up.
And the collar 11 is configured to be raised.

Reference numeral 14 indicates a hole provided above the take-out plate, so that a finger can be placed in this hole.

In a drum trap equipped with a dust remover having this configuration, water flowing from the inlet 4'' of the inlet pipe 4 flows in the direction of the arrow 7, that is, while rising slightly, it reaches the outlet 5'' and is drained.

The mud, dirt, etc. contained in the wastewater entering from the inlet 4'' are separated from the water floating inside the main body of the trap 2, settle, and settle on the bottom plate portion 10.

In this way, dirt is separated from the water that flows in one after another from the inlet 4'' and then rises toward the outlet 5', settles down, and is piled up one after another on the bottom plate portion 10.

The person cleaning the drum trap opens the lid of the drum trap at an appropriate time and removes the removal plate 13 protruding above the water surface 15.
If you pick it up and pull it up, the above-mentioned garbage etc. can be lifted while remaining on the bottom plate part 10.

As described above, according to the present invention, the bottom plate part 10 can be lifted by simply lifting the take-out plate 13, so it is easy to remove dust etc. accumulated at the bottom of the drum trap, and without getting your hands dirty. It has the great feature of being able to be removed hygienically.

However, the bottom plate part 10 is formed in close contact with the bottom surface 2' of the drum trap, so that even when it is difficult to pick it up with fingers, the take-out plate 13 protrudes to a high position, and the central part of the drum trap ( Since it is located in a position where it is easy to pick, it is very easy to pick it with your fingers, and even women and girls with weak fingertips can easily pick it up. There are also some really great practical features that can be improved.

Furthermore, since a collar 11 is provided around the bottom plate portion 10, there is also the feature that when lifting the dust, the dust does not spill out.

Moreover, even if the brim 11 is installed upright, its height is low enough not to block the inlet 4'' of the drum trap, so there is no problem of narrowing the inlet 4'' of the drum trap. There are also major features that do not reduce functionality.

Furthermore, the position of the bottom plate part 10 is lower than the inlet 4''; therefore, the bottom plate part 1 has settled once due to flowing water, that is, the flow from the inlet 4'' to the outlet 5'' (flowing water in the direction of arrow 7).
A major feature is that it prevents the mud above the 0 from being stirred and forced to float.

r This has a large effect on maintaining the dust removal effect in the drum trap by preventing the dust on the bottom plate part 10 from floating relatively stably (preventing the danger of floating up and being discharged from the outlet 5'' to the next stage). There is also.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a vertical cross-sectional view of a conventional drum trap, Fig. 2 is a longitudinal cross-sectional view showing an embodiment of the present invention, and Fig. 3 is a dust trap shown in Fig. 2 for the drum trap shown in Fig. 1. A vertical cross-sectional view showing a state in which the device is attached. 1...Drum trap, 2...Main body,
4"------First inlet, 5"--- Outlet, 8
・・・・・・Recessed part, 9・・・・Dust remover, 10・
...Bottom plate part, 11...Brim, 13...
...Take-out plate.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A drum trap that can be installed at the bottom of the drum trap, which has a sewage inlet on one side of the main body at a position slightly higher than the bottom, and a sewage outlet on the side at a position higher than the sewage inlet. The structure of the dust remover includes a bottom plate portion 10 formed so as to be placed on the bottom surface of the drum trap, and the inlet port is formed around the bottom plate portion 10. A collar 11 is provided around the periphery and has a height that does not block the base plate portion 1.
1. A dust remover for a drum trap, characterized in that a take-out plate 13 having a height such that its upper end projects above the water surface of the drum trap is erected in the center of the drum trap.