KR200339584Y1 - Tank with water groove - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a tank for storing pesticides during the spraying of pesticides, and the bottom surface of the tank is formed to be inclined toward the center side, and a catchment port is formed at the center thereof, so that the pesticide remains in the tank after spraying is completed. It is to prevent.

In addition, a magnet is attached to the surface of the catchment port which is in contact with the suction unit, so that the steel suction part is built in or the iron suction unit itself is in close contact with the catch port.

The present invention prevents waste of pesticides and prevents fluctuations of hoses in tanks, thereby reducing farm costs and reducing labor, and also preventing environmental pollution due to leakage of residual pesticides in tanks.

Description

Tank with catch basin {TANK WITH WATER GROOVE}

The present invention relates to a tank for storing pesticides during the spraying of pesticides, the tank is formed in the bottom of the tank water collecting port (集 水溝).

Unlike other industries, agriculture relies on the natural life development of organic life, so it is important to prepare for natural disasters and prevent pests. Therefore, pesticides are indispensable in modern agriculture, In addition, because it contains fatal ingredients in humans, care should be taken in their care and use.

In general pesticide spraying process, pesticides to be sprayed are stored in a tank and sprayed using an injector connected to a pump or an air compressor. At this time, when the pesticide spraying hose connecting the tank and the injector is inserted into the tank and left, Not only the inflow end is not in close contact with the bottom of the tank, but also a problem such that the hose inserted into the tank irregularly swings due to the flow rate and pressure during the inflow.

In order to solve this problem, the inlet of the heavy material is attached to the inlet of the hose, but this method is also impossible to suck in the liquid level below the thickness of the inlet, and the tank is installed in a completely horizontal state. It was not practical to prevent pesticide residues from remaining.

The spraying of most pesticides other than manpower spraying is mainly done by high pressure fluid machines such as pumps or air compressors. Therefore, high suction flow rate and pressure are applied at the inlet of the hose. Even if it is attached to the hose can not be prevented completely prevented, therefore, there was a problem in that additional personnel holding the hose in addition to the operator to spray the pesticide directly.

In addition, there is a serious problem that the pesticide remaining in the tank is introduced into the river or underground causing water pollution and soil pollution.

The present invention was devised in view of the above-mentioned problems, and formed a storage tank bottom surface of the spraying pesticide to be inclined toward the center side, and a water collecting port at the center of the bottom surface of the tank so that the suction part of the hose inlet in the tank can be inserted. Was formed.

In addition, a magnet is attached to the surface of the catchment port which is in contact with the suction part, so that the steel suction part is built in or the steel itself is in close contact with the catch port.

1 is a perspective view of the present invention

2 is a state of use of the present invention

3 is a partially cutaway perspective view of the present invention

4 is an exploded perspective view of a partial cut of the present invention

5 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line A-A 'in FIG.

<Code Description of Main Parts of Drawing>

10 tank

20: catchment

21: suction part

22: magnet

30: pesticide

40: hose

41: pump

42: injector

The detailed configuration of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

First, as shown in FIG. 1 or 2, the present invention is a tank 10 for storing spraying pesticides, and is connected to a pump 41 and an injector 42 through a hose 40, and by the pressure of the pump 41. The pesticide 30 stored in the tank 10 is sucked and sprayed.

The bottom surface of the tank 10 of the present invention has a funnel shape inclined toward the center side, as shown in FIGS. 3 to 5, and at the center thereof, a water collecting port so that the suction part 21 of the inlet end of the hose 40 can be inserted.集 水溝) 20 is formed.

The catchment port 20 is formed to a size that the suction part 21 coupled to the end of the hose 40 can be completely inserted to prevent the residual pesticide as much as the height of the suction part 21, and the catchment port 20 and The magnet 22 is attached to a surface where the suction part 21 is in contact with each other to further secure the coupling between the suction part 21 and the water collecting port 20.

In general, the suction part 21 serves as a heavy material to offset the buoyancy or pressure acting on the inlet end of the hose 40 so that the inlet end is in close contact with the bottom surface of the tank 10, and the pump due to the foreign matter. To serve as a filtration device to prevent the failure of the 41 or the clogging of the nozzle 42, for this purpose, the inlet portion 21 is to be built a steel weight, or a steel filtering network is configured.

Therefore, the suction unit 21 is firmly attached due to the magnet 22 attached to the water collecting port 20, so that a separate manpower other than the spray worker can solve the problem of fixing the hose 40.

After all, the technical idea of the present invention, in the tank 10 for storing the pesticide 30, the bottom surface is formed to be inclined toward the center side, the suction portion 21 of the inlet end of the hose 40 for spraying the pesticide 30 is inserted The tank 10 is formed with a catchment port 20, characterized in that the water collecting port 20 is formed in the center so that the magnet 22 is formed on the surface of the catchment port 20 in contact with the suction part 21. The tank 10 is formed with a water collecting port 20 characterized in that it is attached.

The present invention prevents waste of pesticides and prevents fluctuations of hoses in tanks, thereby reducing farm costs and reducing labor, and also preventing environmental pollution due to leakage of residual pesticides in tanks.

Claims (2)

In the tank (10) for storing the pesticide (30), the bottom surface is formed to be inclined toward the center side, so that the suction port (21) of the inlet end of the pesticide 30 spray hose (40) can be inserted into the center ( A tank formed with a water collecting receptacle, characterized in that the form (20). The tank with a water collecting port according to claim 1, wherein a magnet (22) is attached to a surface of the water collecting port (20) in contact with the suction unit (21).