WO2011018789A2 - Siphon de plomberie - Google Patents

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WO2011018789A2
WO2011018789A2 PCT/IL2010/000652 IL2010000652W WO2011018789A2 WO 2011018789 A2 WO2011018789 A2 WO 2011018789A2 IL 2010000652 W IL2010000652 W IL 2010000652W WO 2011018789 A2 WO2011018789 A2 WO 2011018789A2
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Shalom Makaitan
Shon Makaton
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Priority to EP20100752939 priority patent/EP2464794A2/fr
Priority to CA2770474A priority patent/CA2770474A1/fr
Publication of WO2011018789A2 publication Critical patent/WO2011018789A2/fr
Publication of WO2011018789A3 publication Critical patent/WO2011018789A3/fr
Priority to IL217976A priority patent/IL217976A0/en
Priority to US14/691,419 priority patent/US20150225933A1/en

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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E03—WATER SUPPLY; SEWERAGE
    • E03C—DOMESTIC PLUMBING INSTALLATIONS FOR FRESH WATER OR WASTE WATER; SINKS
    • E03C1/00—Domestic plumbing installations for fresh water or waste water; Sinks
    • E03C1/12—Plumbing installations for waste water; Basins or fountains connected thereto; Sinks
    • E03C1/28—Odour seals
    • E03C1/284—Odour seals having U-shaped trap
    • Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
    • Y10—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC
    • Y10T—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER US CLASSIFICATION
    • Y10T137/00—Fluid handling
    • Y10T137/2713—Siphons
    • Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
    • Y10—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC
    • Y10T—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER US CLASSIFICATION
    • Y10T137/00—Fluid handling
    • Y10T137/2713—Siphons
    • Y10T137/2842—With flow starting, stopping or maintaining means

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  • This invention relates to plumbing assemblies and in particular plumbing siphons used in conjunction with drain/waste plumbing pipes for different sanitary ware.
  • sanitary ware as used herein the specification and claims defines any such devices relating to or used in the disposal, especially of waterborne waste, such as, sinks, urine bowls and the like.
  • Siphons are fitted onto sanitary ware in order to prevent the egress of foul sewer gases and bad odor into washrooms, kitchens etc.
  • a further purpose of siphons is to serve as a trap for articles accidentally dropped into the sanitary ware, so as to allow their collection. Those are often referred to as siphon traps.
  • a plumbing siphon is typically mounted below the sanitary ware, thus consuming space and being un-pleasing to the eye. Often such plumbing siphon are thus concealed within a service cabinet or by a concealment built around the piping.
  • the disclosed subject matter is concerned with a plumbing siphon for a sanitary ware, said plumbing siphon comprising a generally S-like shaped tube having an inlet segment formed with an inlet end coupleable to the sanitary ware, an outlet segment formed with an outlet end coupleable to a sewage main, and an intermediate trap section; said inlet segment and outlet segment extend substantially parallel to one another.
  • a plumbing system extending from a sanitary ware mounted on a support wall, said system comprising a plumbing siphon formed as a generally S-like shaped tube having an inlet segment formed with an inlet end coupleable to the sanitary ware, an outlet segment formed with an outlet end coupleable to a sewage main, and an intermediate trap section; said inlet segment and outlet segment extend substantially parallel to one another.
  • the plane is parallel to a rear end of the sanitary ware, said plane may typically extend parallel to a support wall bearing the sanitary ware;
  • an auxiliary inlet port may be fitted between the trap section and the inlet end;
  • the plumbing siphon may further comprise a sealable trap outlet port
  • the trap section comprises a manually operated fluid propelling unit.
  • a manually operated fluid propelling unit is typically a volumetric pump, useful for example in case of clogging of the plumbing siphon and/or of the plumbing system;
  • the sealable trap outlet port and/or fluid propelling unit extend below the trap section, or laterally project from the plane of the plumbing siphon, at a bottommost end of the trap section;
  • the inlet segment may be fitted with a laterally extending extension inlet segment
  • the trap section is U-shaped and comprises two substantially parallely extending tube segments, one extending to the outlet segment via an inverted U-segment and the other extending towards the inlet segment via an inclined segment;
  • the plumbing siphon may be made of a unitary continuous plastic molded pipe; • the plumbing siphon may be fitted with a fluid propelling unit, as disclosed herein after
  • the plumbing siphon is rotatable about a longitudinal axis common to the inlet segment and outlet segment;
  • the plumbing siphon may be fitted with a flexible outlet pipe extending from the outlet port, said flexible outlet pipe may be integral with or attachable to the trap section;
  • the strainer section comprises a removable strainer member accessible through an extension pipe section with the service opening extending substantially upwards.
  • the extension pipe section is substantially vertical, extending coplanar and parallel to the inlet segment and outlet segment;
  • the strainer may be articulated or integrally manufactured with the removable cap (e.g. by a flexible or rigid connecting rod), such that upon withdrawal of the cap the strainer is removed therewith.
  • a fluid propelling unit for a plumbing siphon for use with a sanitary ware comprising an inlet segment formed with an inlet end coupleable to the sanitary ware, an outlet segment formed with an outlet end coupleable to a sewage main, and an intermediate trap section; the fluid propelling element comprising a manually operated volumetric pump unit coupleable to the plumbing siphon for increase/decrease of the plumbing siphon volume.
  • volumetric pump unit may be detachable attachable to the trap section of the plumbing siphon.
  • the fluid propelling unit is integrated with a plumbing siphon of the disclosed subject matter.
  • the volumetric pump unit comprises a flexible diaphragm deformable between a normal position and an inwardly, depressed position in which the volume of the plumbing siphon is reduced.
  • the diaphragm may also be deformable into an outwardly extracted position.
  • the volumetric pump unit may be a flexible bellows type pipe deformable between a contracted position and an extracted position, fitted with a sealable
  • a closure member may be provided for securing the bellows pipe to a trap outlet port of the plumbing siphon, at its contracted position.
  • Fig. IA is a perspective view of a plumbing siphon in accordance with a first example of the disclosed subject matter
  • Fig. IB is a front view of the plumbing siphon in Fig. IA;
  • Fig. 2 is a perspective view of a modification of the example illustrated in Figs. IA and IB;
  • Fig. 3 is a perspective view of a plumbing siphon in accordance with another example of the disclosed subject matter
  • Fig. 4 A is a front view of a modification of the example illustrated in Fig. 3;
  • Fig. 4B is a perspective view of the example illustrated in Fig. 4 A;
  • Figs. 5A and 5B are a front view and a side view illustrating the installation of sanitary ware and a plumbing siphon system in accordance with the present disclosed subject matter;
  • Fig. 6A is a perspective view of a plumbing siphon in accordance with the disclosed subject matter, however fitted with a fluid propelling system at its closed position;
  • Fig. 6B illustrates the system of Fig. 6 A in its pumping position
  • Fig. 6C illustrates the system of Fig. 6A in its draining position
  • FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a plumbing siphon in accordance with yet an example of a fluid propelling system in accordance with the disclosed subject matter
  • Fig. 8A illustrates a plumbing siphon according to an example of the disclosed subject matter, fitted with a flexible outlet pipe, the pipe at its contracted state;
  • Fig. 8B is a sectioned view of a lower part of the plumbing siphon and outlet pipe of Fig. 8 A;
  • Fig. 8C is an exploded view of the system illustrated in Fig. 8A, at the contracted position;
  • Fig. 8D illustrates the plumbing siphon of Fig. 8 A, at its retracted position
  • Fig. 8E illustrates the plumbing siphon of Fig. 8 C with the pipe deflected
  • Fig. 8F illustrates the flexible outlet pipe
  • Fig. 9A illustrates a siphon system rotatable about its longitudinal axis, according to a first mounting configuration
  • Fig. 9B illustrates a siphon system rotatable about its longitudinal axis, according to a second mounting configuration
  • Fig. 1OA is a perspective view of a siphon according to another example, fitted with a strainer section;
  • Fig. 1OB is a perspective exploded view of the siphon of Fig. 1OA.
  • Fig. 1OC is a longitudinal section through a siphon fitted with a strainer section.
  • FIGs. IA and IB there is disclosed a plumbing siphon generally designated 10, for use in conjunction with a sanitary system (of which only a sanitary ware coupling section 12 is illustrated).
  • the plumbing siphon 10 has a generally S-like shape in the form of a continuous pipe formed with an inlet segment 16 having a threaded inlet end 18 coupleable to the sanitary ware (in the present example by the extension segment 12 though other possibilities are available too, e.g. flexible piping, etc.).
  • an outlet segment 22 formed with a threaded outlet 24, which in turn is coupleable to a sewage main (not shown).
  • a trap section 28 which is substantially an uprightly extending U-like segment adapted to constantly hold liquid so as to prevent egress of foul sewage gases and bad odor from the outlet end towards the inlet and from there towards the washroom, kitchen, etc.
  • the U-shaped trap section 28 comprises two substantially parallely extending tube segments 30A 5 extending to the outlet segment 22 via an inverted U-segment 32, and 3OB extending towards the inlet segment 16 via an inclined segment 34.
  • a longitudinal axis Aj n of inlet segment 16 extends parallel to a longitudinal axis A out of the outlet segment 22.
  • the S-like shape pipe of the plumbing siphon 10 is co-planar and as will be explained hereinafter with reference to Figs. 5A and 5B, facilitates that the system be mounted in a wall-flush configuration, thus consuming minimal space under the sanitary ware and in an eye-pleasing manner.
  • FIG. 2 there is illustrated a plumbing siphon 40 being substantially similar to the example disclosed in Figs. IA and IB however wherein the outlet segment 44 extends substantially vertical, with its longitudinal axis Aj n extending substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis A out of the outlet segment 46, with the provision of a laterally extending inlet end 48, fitted with a threaded coupling 50, for connection to a sanitary ware coupling segment collectively designated 52.
  • Other design features of the plumbing siphon 40 are substantially similar with those disclosed in connection with the previous example.
  • the plumbing siphon illustrated in the example of Fig. 3 resembles the embodiment of Figs. IA and IB however with the distinction of the longitudinal axis Ai n of the inlet segment 64 extends coaxial with the outlet longitudinal axis A out of the outlet segment 68.
  • the trap section 70 comprises two extension arms 72A and 72B both extending parallel to one another and parallel to the longitudinal axis Aj n and A ou t 5 all extending co-planar.
  • the arrangement of the plumbing siphon 60 disclosed in Fig. 3 provides substantially easy mounting and coupling to respective pipe segments of the plumbing system, namely the sanitary ware coupling segment 76 and sewage main (not shown) whereby the number of plumbing coupler elements - "records" may be reduced.
  • the thread at the inlet end 65 and the thread at the outlet end 69 be in opposite directions.
  • Figs. 4A and 4B there is illustrated a modification of the plumbing siphon 60 illustrated in Fig. 3.
  • the plumbing siphon generally designated 80 has substantially the same shape and principal configuration as disclosed in Fig. 3, namely wherein the longitudinal axis A; n of the inlet segment 82 extends coaxially with the longitudinal axis A ou t of the outlet segment 86, with the entire structure of the plumbing siphon 80 extending co-planar, i.e. the intermediate trap section 88 is formed with two respective arm sections 84A and 84B extending co-planar and substantially with their longitudinal axes parallel to the longitudinal axes Ai n and
  • auxiliary inlet port 90 extending above the intermediate trap section 88.
  • Such an auxiliary inlet port may be used for coupling to the plumbing siphon a variety of inlet piping connected for example to a dishwasher, laundry machine, side sink, and the like. Further appreciated the auxiliary inlet port may be fitted at other locations of the plumbing siphon, such as for example at the outlet segment, or along the inclined segment 94 extending below the inlet segment 82 and above the trap section 88.
  • the intermediate trap section 88 is fitted with a trap outlet port 96 sealable by a removable cover 98, typically screw coupled to the trap section.
  • the trap outlet 96 is useful for maintenance of the system namely, cleaning and opening blocks, as well as the collecting of articles which may have accidentally dropped into the sanitary ware, such as rings, coins, and the like, which items will not flow into the sewage main but will rather collect and remain within the trap section 88.
  • Figs. 5A and 5B illustrate a plumbing system in accordance with the disclosed subject matter generally designated 100 wherein the sanitary ware is wall-mounted sink 102 mounted such that its rear end 104 extends parallel to a supporting wall 106.
  • the system further comprises a wall mounted plumbing cabinet 107 with a hot/cold water main supply 110, a plumbing siphon 116 in accordance with the present disclosed subject matter which is coupled at its inlet end 120, via a sanitary ware coupling segment 124 to the sink 102 and having its outlet segment 128 coupled to the sewage main (illustrated by dashed lines at 130).
  • the plumbing siphon 116 in accordance with the illustrated example is fitted with an auxiliary inlet port 134 coupled by a flexible pipe 136 to a dishwasher (not shown) and is further provided with a lateral sealable trap outlet port 140 serving also as a fluid propelling unit as will be discussed hereinafter.
  • the plumbing assembly 100 is such that the plumbing siphon 116 extends substantially parallel to the support wall 106 and concealed within a plumbing cabinet 107, such that a utility cupboard (illustrated in Fig. 5B by dashed lines designated 109) has substantially no plumbing elements extending therethrough.
  • the plumbing box 107 may typically be concealed by an appropriate decorative cover (not seen).
  • a fluid propelling unit in accordance with the disclosed subject matter.
  • a plumbing siphon 160 is illustrated (only partially in Fig. 6B) said plumbing siphon being of same construction as disclosed in connection with Figs. 4A and 4B.
  • the plumbing siphon 160 comprises an inlet segment 164 and a coaxial outlet segment 166 with an intermediate trap-section 170 being a substantially U-like shaped piping fitted at its lowermost end with a trap outlet port 172.
  • the outlet trap 172 comprises a downwardly extended threaded neck 174 fitted at its lower end with a pipe section 178 securely attached to a bellows-pipe flexible pipe 182 the latter illustrated in Fig. 6B at its retracted position.
  • a free end of the bellows pipe 182 is fitted with a stopper plug 186 (Fig. 6B) screw coupled to the free end or press fitted therein.
  • a cover 190 is provided and is formed with an internal threading 192 fitted for screw coupling over the threaded neck portion 174 and for receiving the entire bellows pipe 182 with its respective stopper 186 at the fully contracted position as illustrated in Fig. 6A.
  • the arrangement is such that when it is now required to service the plumbing siphon 160, e.g.
  • the cover 190 is opened and removed, allowing access to the stopper 186 as well as to extending of the bellows pipe 182, in the position of 6B.
  • the length of the bellows pipe 182 may be such so as to facilitate directing the free end 183 of the bellows pipe 182 towards a collecting reservoir e.g. a bucket 185 or the like, to avoid spillage of waterborne waste.
  • Facilitating displacement of the fluid propelling unit, namely bellows pipe 182 between its fully contracted position and its fully extracted position, along arrow 196, may be by means of appropriate handle 193 of stopper 186 (Fig. 6B).
  • a plumbing siphon in accordance with yet a different example, generally designated 212, the plumbing siphon being substantially similar to the example discussed in connection with Figs. IA and IB to which the reader is directed.
  • the plumbing siphon 212 is fitted at its trap section 214 with a trap outlet port 216 fitted with a fluid propelling unit 220 in the form of a push-pipe volumetric pump of the type fitted with a flexible diaphragm (not seen) and a push-knob 226 designed for deforming said diaphragm between a detract position in which it reduces the internal volume of the system and a spontaneously projecting position as illustrated in Fig.
  • a securing cap (not shown) is unscrewed from the threaded support neck 231, allowing the push button 226 to spontaneously project into the position of Fig. 7. Pressing the knob inwards and releasing it, and further repeating this action several times will cause fluid propelling within the system, thus overcoming any blocks which may occur therein.
  • a plumbing siphon system in accordance with yet an example of a disclosed subject matter, generally designated 250 wherein the plumbing siphon is similar to that disclosed in connection with the example illustrated in Figs. 4A and 4B.
  • the plumbing siphon has a longitudinal axis Aj n of the inlet segment 254 extending coaxially with the longitudinal axis A ou t of the outlet segment 256, with the intermediate trap section 258 extending co-planar with the inlet segment and the outlet segment, such that its two respective arms 260A and 260B extend co-planar and substantially with their longitudinal axes parallel to the longitudinal axes Ai n and A out .
  • the siphon is fitted with an auxiliary inlet 266 and a trap outlet port 268, with an outlet section 270 (Fig. 8B) extending downwards and formed with an external thread 272.
  • the outlet pipe 280 is fitted at its inlet end with a threading 285 for screw coupling to threading 272 of the trap outlet, and at its opposite end, namely the outlet end 287 is formed with a thread 289 for engagement with a sealing plug 290.
  • the pipe 280 is a flexible bellows-pipe and is deployable between its normal contracted position (Figs. 8A-8C) and its extended position (Figs. 8D-8F) wherein it can be easily deflected for various purposes, for example to drain water borne waste directly into a collecting vessel e.g. bucket, or to collect any items which may have accidentally dropped through sanitary ware (not shown) and trapped within the trap section 258.
  • the pipe 280 may be easily removed from the plumbing siphon for treatment of the system, e.g. cleaning and the like.
  • the flexible tube 280 may be replaced by other types of tubes namely any flexible pipe not necessarily a bellows-type pipe.
  • FIGs. 9A and 9B there are illustrated siphon systems in accordance with different examples of the disclosed subject matter, wherein the plumbing siphons are pivotally secured and rotatable about the longitudinal axis.
  • Figs. 9A and 9B are of the type disclosed for example in connection with examples of Figs. 4 and 8, namely wherein the inlet segment and the outlet segment are coaxial about a longitudinal axis thereof, typically vertically extending whereby the siphon is rotatable thereabout as will be discussed hereinafter.
  • the siphon system generally designated 300 comprises a plumbing siphon 304, of the type disclosed in Figs. 8A, wherein its inlet segment 306 is coupled via a coupling section 310 to the sanitary ware which in the present example is sink 314.
  • the outlet segment 318 is coupled to the sewage main 320, wherein the coupling of both the inlet segments 306 and outlet segments 320 coaxially extend and are pivotally coupled to the respective couplings, as illustrated by arrowed lines 322 and 324, respectively.
  • the siphon 304 is fitted at its trapped segment 330 with a flexible drain pipe 334, for example as disclosed in connection with the embodiment of Figs. 8.
  • the siphon assembly In the normal course of operation, the siphon assembly is in the position as illustrated by solid lines, namely received within the cabinet 340. However, when it is desired to service the siphon system 300, the plumbing siphon 304 is pivotally rotated in direction of arrow 344, about 180° ; whereby the outlet may now extend over a draining bucket 348 which by means of the retractable drain pipe 334 may now be drained.
  • the second position is illustrated by dashed lines.
  • FIG. 9B there is illustrated a different example of a rotatable plumbing siphon wherein the plumbing siphon is of the type disclosed in connection with Figs. 4 and 8 whilst the installation thereof is of the type disclosed in Figs. 5 A and 5B, namely an inlet wall mounting.
  • the siphon of this example is mounted such that its inlet segment 410 and its outlet segment 412 are coaxially mounted about a substantially vertical axis wherein the inlet segment 410 is coupled through a coupling segment 416 to the sanitary ware, namely sink 418 whilst the outlet segment 412 is coupled to the sewage main 420.
  • Both couplings of the inlet segment 410 and outlet segment 412 are pivotal couplings facilitating pivotal displacement of the siphon system 400 between a normal, operative position as illustrated by solid lines, wherein the plumbing siphon extends within an opening in the wall 423 and substantially parallel to the wall.
  • the plumbing siphon is rotated about 90° degrees in direction of arrow 425, where the draining pipe 426 may now be extracted for draining into a collecting vessel e.g. bucket 428.
  • Figs. 1OA to 1OC there is illustrated a siphon according to another example of the disclosed subject matter, generally designated 500, having design features similar to those disclosed in connection with previous examples, e.g. in connection with Figs. 3 and 4. For sake of clarity, like reference numbers have been designated as in Figs. 4, however shifted by 500.
  • the siphon 500 is further provided intermediate the inlet segment 582 and the trap section 588 with a strainer section 593 in the form of a substantially upright extending tube section, with its axis A str coplanar and parallel with the longitudinal axis Aj n of the inlet segment 582 and with the longitudinal axis A out of the outlet segment 586.
  • the strainer section 593 extends between the inclined segment 594 (extending below the inlet segment 582) and above the vertical section 584B of the trap section 588, thus being in flow communication therebetween, wherein any material flowing in direction from the inlet 582 towards the trap 588 flows through said strainer section 593.
  • the strainer section 593 is fitted with a threaded opening 595 for sealing by a screw-cap 597. it is noted that the opening 595 extends above a lowermost level of the inclined segment 594, i.e. above highest possible liquid level of the trap section, whereby liquid does not spill from the siphon upon opening cap 597.
  • a cup-like strainer element 601 Received within the siphon, namely at the straight, vertical section 584B of the trap section 588, there is a cup-like strainer element 601 fitted with a withdrawal ring which at the assembled position (Fig. 10C) extends adjacent the opening 595 and is easily accessible therethrough for removal of the strainer.
  • the strainer may be a mesh of any desired density, ranging between a fine mesh up to a grid of only several obstructing elements.
  • the strainer element 601 is received within the trap section 588 such that at least its top section 607 is snugly received within a corresponding inside wall section 609 of the strainer section 593, whereby the strainer element 601 is fixedly received within the siphon and substantially all liquids flowing through the device flow through the strainer element.
  • the strainer element 601 slightly tapers (as see best in Fig. 1 OC) it is easily removed and returned back in place.
  • the arrangement is such that liquid flowing into the siphon through inlet 582 passes through the strainer section 593 such mat particles/dirt/hair are trapped by the mesh and are easily removable by opening the cap 597, removing the strainer element 601, cleaning it and returning it.
  • Figs. 1OA and 1OB exemplifies and arrangement wherein the auxiliary inlet port 590' is an integral part of an elbow coupler element 548.
  • the auxiliary inlet port may just as well be articulated as part of the cap 597 (not shown) or as an extension from the vertical section 584B.
  • strainer may be articulated or integrally manufactured with the removable cap (e.g. by a flexible or rigid connecting rod, such that upon withdrawal of the cap the strainer is removed therewith.

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L'invention concerne un siphon de plomberie pour un appareil sanitaire. Le siphon de plomberie comporte un tube en forme généralement de S ayant un segment d'entrée formé avec une extrémité d'entrée en mesure d'être accouplée à un appareil sanitaire, un segment de sortie formé avec une extrémité de sortie être accouplée à une canalisation principale d'évacuation, et une section de siphon intermédiaire. Le segment d'entrée et le segment de sortie s'étendent de manière sensiblement parallèle l'un par rapport à l'autre.
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