NL2032393B1 - Extractor with dual buoyancy system - Google Patents
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E02—HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING; FOUNDATIONS; SOIL SHIFTING
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Abstract
An extractor with a dual buoyancy system is applicable to extract oil slick, scum, algae, and sludge, and includes a rack. An extraction pump and two buoyancy systems providing buoyancy for the extraction pump are mounted on the rack. The two buoyancy systems are disposed up and down. A floating body of the lower buoyancy system is completely immersed in water to provide basic buoyancy for the extraction pump. A floating body of the upper buoyancy system is partially exposed from a water surface. A relative height between the upper floating body and the rack is adjusted by means of thread stepless adjustment or latch grading adjustment, so as to maintain an appropriate height between an extraction port of the extraction pump and the water surface or bottom, so that a distance between the extraction port of the extraction pump and the water surface or bottom is controlled.
Description
EXTRACTOR WITH DUAL BUOYANCY SYSTEM
The present invention relates to an extractor which 1s applicable to extract oil slick, scum, algae, and sludge, and in particular, to an extractor with a dual buoyancy system.
The applicant has long been committed to the development of a suspended floating algae extractor. “Suspended Floating Algae Extractor” is applied in 2012 with the application number of CN201220368333.6. A submersible pump with an upward water inlet is fixedly mounted on a rack. A plurality of diving depth adjustment apparatuses is circumferentially and uniformly distributed at the periphery of the rack. That is to say, vertical rods are distributed at the periphery of the rack. Lower ends of the vertical rods are respectively and fixedly connected to the rack, and upper ends of the vertical rods are processed with external threads. Floating balls are disposed on the vertical rods, and adjustment nuts are disposed at upper and lower parts of the floating balls corresponding to the vertical rods. The extractor may adjust a depth of the submersible pump by adjusting vertical heights of the floating balls on the vertical rods, so that salvage requirements of the extractor at different occasions can be met.
The applicant put forward “Suspended Extractor” with the application number
CN203924020U in 2014. The suspended extractor includes a rack. A submersible pump is mounted on the rack, and a water inlet of the submersible pump face upwards. Vertical rods are uniformly distributed at the periphery of the rack. Lower ends of the vertical rods are fixedly connected to the rack, and upper ends of the vertical rods are processed with threads. The vertical rods are paired in groups of two vertical rods adjacent to each other along a circumferential direction of the rack. Two vertical rods in each group are provided with cross rods. Positions of the cross rods corresponding to the vertical rods are provided with adjustment holes. The adjustment holes are sleeved on the corresponding vertical rods. Adjustment nuts are disposed on the upper and lower adjustment holes corresponding to the vertical rods. Floating balls are disposed on the cross rods. By using the adjustment nuts to adjust heights of the cross rods on the vertical rods, a relative height between the floating balls and the rack of the extractor is adjusted, so that the draft of the extractor can be adjusted.
Although the current two suspended extractors have been practically applied, the following advantages still exist. The floating balls fixed on the vertical rods or the cross rods are required to obtain buoyancy to support the operation of the extraction pumps. The depths of the extraction pumps are controlled by adjusting the heights of the floating balls or the cross rods on the vertical rods, so that the extraction port 1s guaranteed to be at an optimal water level to achieve an ideal extraction effect. If the extractor is large in processing capacity or needs to be equipped with large buoyancy, the required number of the floating balls is large. In addition, the upper parts of the floating balls are all above the water surface, resulting in disordered water surface, affecting aesthetics. Then, the extraction pump mounted on the rack is single in function, which is generally and only configured to extract algae. If the extraction pump is about to be configured to extract sludge, the rack structure of the extractor is required to be additionally designed.
In order to overcome the above disadvantages, the present invention provides an extractor with dual buoyancy system. By disposing two upper and lower buoyancy systems, a tloating body of the lower buoyancy system is completely immersed in water to provide basic buoyancy to an extraction pump. A floating body of the upper buoyancy system is partially exposed from a water surface. A distance between an extraction port of the extraction pump and the water surface or bottom is controlled by adjusting a relative height between the floating body and a rack. Through such a design, in addition to guarantee the required buoyancy of the extractor, the number of the floating bodies above the water surface may be greatly reduced, thereby making the water surface more artistic.
The present invention is implemented as follows. An extractor with a dual buoyancy system is applicable to extract oil slick, scum, algae, and sludge, and includes a rack. The extraction pump and two buoyancy systems providing buoyancy for the extraction pump are mounted on the rack. The two buoyancy systems are disposed up and down. The floating body of the lower buoyancy system is completely immersed in water to provide basic buoyancy for the extraction pump. The floating body of the upper buoyancy system is partially exposed from a water surface.
A relative height between the upper floating body and the rack is adjusted by means of thread stepless adjustment or latch grading adjustment, so as to maintain an appropriate height between the extraction port of the extraction pump and the water surface or bottom.
During the operation of the extractor, the upper and lower buoyancy systems are designed according to the buoyancy required to support the extraction pump. The lower buoyancy system is completely under the water surface. The floating body of the lower buoyancy system may be a rigid floating body. The buoyancy may be determined by a medium filled in the floating body.
The medium may be a gas phase, a liquid phase, or a mixture of the gas phase and the liquid phase. The floating body of the lower buoyancy system may also be an elastic body, and the buoyancy is determined by changing the drainage volume of the elastic body. The floating body of the lower buoyancy system may be designed into a continuous or spaced shape according to requirements, and may form a closed or open circle, which is not limited in theory.
The floating body of the upper buoyancy system generally adopts a rigid floating body, and may be applicable to adjust a relative height between the rigid floating body and the rack by means of thread stepless adjustment or latch grading adjustment, so as to cause the extraction port of the extraction pump and the water surface or bottom to be in an appropriate position, thereby efficiently complete an extraction operation.
An absorption port of the extraction pump is disposed upwards, and mainly configured to extract floating algae. The extraction port of the extraction pump is disposed downwards, and mainly configured to extract river bottom sludge. When the floating algae are extracted, in order to not block the accumulation of the floating algae, the rigid floating bodies of the upper buoyancy system are arranged at intervals.
When the rigid floating bodies of the upper buoyancy system are arranged at intervals, there are at least three rigid floating bodies to guarantee a balance. Through the design of less number of the floating bodies above the water surface, the aesthetics of the water surface is maintained.
The rack in the present invention is a frame-type rack. Position layout of the extraction pump, and the upper and lower buoyancy systems may be designed according to requirements. A desirable design method is to dispose the upper and lower buoyancy systems along a circumference using the extraction pump as a center. A specific structure of the rack may be designed into a feasible structure according to practicality and requirements, as long as the structure meets a requirement of fixing the upper and lower buoyancy systems and the extraction pump so as to guarantee the stable operation of the extractor.
The beneficial effects of the present invention include the following. The upper and lower buoyancy systems are disposed. The lower buoyancy system provides the basic buoyancy. The relative height between the floating body of the upper buoyancy system and the rack is adjusted.
In this way, a distance between the extraction port of the extraction pump and the water surface or bottom is controlled. Therefore, extraction efficiency can be enhanced, the number of floating bodies above the water surface is greatly reduced, and the water surface is more artistic. The designed rack is a streamlined frame-type rack, so that the rack is firm in structure. Therefore, the operation stability of the extraction pump can be improved.
Fig. 11s a schematic structural diagram of Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of a connection structure between a vertical rod II and an upper floating ball of Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
Fig. 3 1s a schematic structural diagram of Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
Fig. 4 is a schematic diagram of a connection structure between a vertical rod IV and an upper floating ball of Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
Embodiment 1, referring to Fig. 1, an extractor with a dual buoyancy system includes a frame-type rack, an extraction pump, a lower buoyancy system, and an upper buoyancy system.
The rack includes upper and lower concentric rings with equal diameters. The upper ring 1 is connected to the lower ring 2 by using three or four hollow connection rods 4 that are uniformly distributed. Two ends of each hollow connection rod 4 and inner walls of connecting ports of the upper ring 1 and the lower ring 2 are provided with threads.
The extraction pump is mounted in the centrum of the rack. A central ring 7 is co-planarly and concentrically disposed in the upper ring 1. A bucket disk 8 1s fixedly mounted in the central ring 7. The bucket disk 8 communicates with an extraction port of the extraction pump. The central ring 7 is connected to the upper ring 1 by using a radial rib 9. A connection point of the radial rib 9 and the upper ring 1 is a junction point of the hollow connection rod 4 and the upper ring 1. In this way, a more reasonable mechanical layout can be achieved.
Two lower floating balls 5 are fixedly mounted between the upper ring 1 and the lower ring 2 of the adjacent hollow connection rods 4. A total of 8 lower floating balls 5 are distributed circumferentially. A vertical rod I 51 penetrates the lower floating balls 5 along central axes of the lower floating balls 5. The top and bottom of the vertical rod I respectively extend through connection holes corresponding to the upper ring and the lower ring, and then are fixed by using nuts, so as to be connected to the upper ring and the lower ring. During use, all of the lower floating balls 5 are immersed in water to provide basic buoyancy for the extraction pump.
A vertical rod II 61 consists of an upper polish rod penetrating an upper floating ball 6 and a lower screw rod inserted into the hollow connection rod 4. The top and tail of the upper polish rod extend from the upper floating ball 6 and are fixed by using nuts. The lower screw rod is threadedly connected to the hollow connection rod 4 so as to steplessly adjust a relative height between the upper floating ball and the rack.
When the extraction pump is required to extract blue-green algae, the extraction port is disposed upwards. The lower screw rod of the upper floating ball 6 is inserted into a threaded coupling that the hollow connection rod 4 intersects with the upper ring. A threaded coupling on the lower ring 2 is threadedly closed by using a thread at the upper part of a vertical rod III 62.
When the extraction pump is required to extract sludge, the rack is disposed inversely. The extraction port is disposed downwards. The lower screw rod of the upper floating ball 6 is inserted into a threaded coupling that the hollow connection rod intersects with the lower ring. A threaded coupling on the upper ring is threadedly closed by using the thread at the upper part of the vertical rod III 62.
Embodiment 2, referring to Fig. 3, an algae extractor with a dual buoyancy system includes a frame-type rack, an extraction pump, a lower buoyancy system, and an upper buoyancy 5 system.
The rack includes three concentric rings that are arranged up and down at intervals. The upper ring 1 is composed of three positioning rings 11 uniformly distributed and an arc bar 12 connecting the positioning rings 11. The lower ring 2 and the bottom ring 3 are single rings. The upper ring | and the lower ring 2 are adjacent to each other and have an equal diameter. The lower ring 2 and the bottom ring 3 are adjacent to each other and form a disk shape. The upper ring 1 is connected to the lower ring 2 by using a U-shaped rib 21. The bottom of the U-shaped rib 21 vertically intersects with the lower ring 2, and two ends on the top are symmetrically connected to the positioning ring 11. Four connections that are formed on the circumference of the positioning rings 11 with the U-shaped ribs 21 and the arc bars 12 are cross-shaped. The lower ring 2 is connected to the bottom ring 3 by using an arc-shaped rib 22. One end of the arc-shaped rib is fixed on the lower ring 3, and the other end of the arc-shaped rib is fixed on a junction point of the U-shaped rib 21 and the lower ring 2.
The extraction pump is mounted in the centrum of the rack. A central ring 7 is co-planarly and concentrically disposed in the upper ring 1. A bucket disk 8 is fixedly mounted in the central ring 7. The bucket disk 8 communicates with the extraction port of the extraction pump, and the extraction port faces upwards. An inner ring 10 is further co-planarly and concentrically disposed between the central ring 7 and the upper ring 1. The inner ring 10 and the positioning ring 11 are tangent to each other and fixedly connected to each other. The central ring 7 is connected to the inner ring 10 by using a radial rib 9. One end of the radial rib is fixed on the inner ring 10, and the other end of the radial rib 1s fixed at a tangent point of the inner ring 10 and the positioning ring 11. A partition disk 81 is mounted between the inner ring 10 and the central ring 7. Inner and outer sides of the partition disk 81 are fixed on the central ring 7 and the inner ring 10. The partition disk facilitates the guiding of the accumulation of floating algae. A bolt connection hole is provided in the partition disk 81 on the central ring 7 side, and is configured to connect the bucket disk 8. A gas barrier bag may also be placed in the bucket disk 8. The bolt connection hole in the partition disk 81 may also be configured to fix the gas barrier bag, so as to better position the gas barrier bag, thereby achieving a better extraction effect.
Two lower floating balls 5 are mounted at intervals between the upper ring 1 and the lower ring 2 of the adjacent positioning rings 11. A total of 6 lower floating balls 5 are distributed circumferentially. A vertical rod I 51 penetrates the lower floating balls 5 along central axes of the lower floating balls 5. The top and bottom of the vertical rod I respectively extend through connection holes corresponding to the upper ring and the lower ring, and then are fixed by using nuts, so as to be connected to the upper ring and the lower ring. During use, all of the lower floating balls 5 are immersed in water to provide basic buoyancy for the extraction pump.
A bottom end of a vertical rod IV 64 is fixed at a junction point of the U-shaped rib 21 and the lower ring 2. The upper part of the vertical rod IV 64 is provided with an external thread. An upper floating ball 6 is sleeved on each positioning ring 11. A central pipe 65 having an internal thread 1s disposed at the central axis of the upper floating ball 6. The outer wall of the central pipe 65 is connected to the inner wall of the upper floating ball 6 by using a support 66. The vertical rod IV 64 is inserted into the upper floating ball 6 from bottom to top, and then passes through the upper floating ball 6 after penetrating the central pipe 65. The vertical rod IV 64 extending from the upper floating ball 6 is fixed by using a nut. The vertical rod IV 64 is threadedly and movably connected to the central pipe 65 of the upper floating ball 6. In this way, the stepless adjustment of the relative height between the upper floating ball and the rack can be realized.
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