WO2014112961A1 - Water pressure hand pump for drain openings - Google Patents

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WO2014112961A1
WO2014112961A1 PCT/TR2014/000010 TR2014000010W WO2014112961A1 WO 2014112961 A1 WO2014112961 A1 WO 2014112961A1 TR 2014000010 W TR2014000010 W TR 2014000010W WO 2014112961 A1 WO2014112961 A1 WO 2014112961A1
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Ensar Korcoban
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    • EFIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E03WATER SUPPLY; SEWERAGE
    • E03CDOMESTIC PLUMBING INSTALLATIONS FOR FRESH WATER OR WASTE WATER; SINKS
    • E03C1/00Domestic plumbing installations for fresh water or waste water; Sinks
    • E03C1/12Plumbing installations for waste water; Basins or fountains connected thereto; Sinks
    • E03C1/30Devices to facilitate removing of obstructions in waste-pipes or sinks
    • E03C1/304Devices to facilitate removing of obstructions in waste-pipes or sinks using fluid under pressure
    • E03C1/308Devices to facilitate removing of obstructions in waste-pipes or sinks using fluid under pressure by means of a pumping device

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  • the present invention relates to the developments made in the hand pump operated by water pressure which is specially designed for clearing the blockage in water drains within washbasins, bathtubs, and kitchen sinks used in houses, workplaces, and in any kind of dwelling.
  • the conventional vacuum hand pumps used for clearing the blockage in water outlets transfer the air therein to drain pipes when pressure is applied from the top, due to the shape thereof. Therefore, the dirt deposits and wastes accumulated in the pipes move back and forth. When the pressure is no longer applied on the pump, again due to the shape thereof, it causes negative pressure, and thus the dirt deposits and wastes inside the drains move back upwards and are scattered around.
  • Figure 1 is the cross-sectional view of the pump when filled with water; wherein main cover (46) connected to the bellows, water cover (70) connected to the main cover, balance wire (50) connected to the main cover, the ring (60) connecting the lower wing of the bellows to the balance wire, the connection lug connecting the balance wire (50) to the ring, valve (10) serving for holding/discharging water inside/out of the bellows are shown.
  • Figure 2 is the cross-sectional view showing the filter (84) placed on the blocked washbasin, the pump filled with cold tap water, washbasin drain pipe (80), deposits/wastes (82) accumulated inside the pipe, washbasin filter mounting washer (84).
  • Figure 3 is the view showing forward movement of the wastes in siphon connection pipes under washbasin, with the effect of water pressure when the pump is pressed with water.
  • Figure 4 is the view showing the main cover (46) having been placed on the washbasin surface (86) after water is discharged with the pump. Since pressure is no longer applied, the pressure spring (14) pulls the valve lever upwards, thereby preventing the wastes from coming back.
  • Figure 5 (a) is the cross-sectional view of the valve; in which the main body (10), the cover (18) allowing water holding, the bridge (16) embedding the cover and pressure spring, the pressure spring (14) arranged so as to only carry water weight within the bellows, and the segment (12) securing the pressure spring on the bridge are shown; (b) shows the valve cover (18) opened downwards when pressure is applied while (c) is the top view of the valve.
  • Figure 6 (b) is the top view of the ring (60).
  • Figure 7 is the side view of a storage box for preserving the bellows in open state.
  • Figure 8 is the perspective view of the pump placed on washbasin surface (86) when the water inside the bellows (34) is finished.
  • the invention is a water pressure hand pump for drain opening which allows easy use thanks to the anatomic structure thereof fitting in the palm.
  • the pump comprises the following: a main cover (46) disposed in the outermost part and having rounded lines in order for the pump to fit in the palm in an ergonomic manner; a water cover (70) connected to the main cover (46) and allowing water inflow into the pump; a bellows body (34) under the main cover; a bellows connecting piece (36) locking the bellows in the main cover; a balance wire (50) mounted in the main cover (46) and in the lowermost wing of the sliding pump and which prevents the pump from being bent while being used; a balance wire bearing (46); a bellows holder ring (60) connecting the lower wing of the bellows to the balance wire (50); a connection lug (54) for connecting the balance wire (50) to the bellows holder ring; a valve (10) for holding/discharging the water inside/out of the bellows; and a valve locking means (32) connecting the valve to the body.
  • the valve (10) configuration is made up of a valve bridge (16) providing a space between
  • the operating principal of the hand pump according to the invention is as follows.
  • Water is filled in the bellows (34) through the water filling opening (42) by opening the water cover (70) connected to the main cover (46).
  • the valve (10) section belonging to the bellows (34) is placed in the filter nozzle (84) disposed in the drain opening. Pressure is applied rapidly on the main cover (46) by means of the palm.
  • a metal balance wire (50) is provided in order to prevent bending likely to occur in the bellows (34) due to its structure. Due to the pressure applied from the top, the valve cover (18) moves downwards and assumes open position; and the water getting out of the bellows (34) in a pressurized manner pushes the deposits (82) to the main pipe from the washbasin drain pipe (80), thereby clearing the blockage.
  • the pressure spring (14) When the valve cover (18) is in open position, the pressure spring (14) is set. When the water inside the bellows (34) is finished, the pressure on the pressure spring (14) is removed. The spring (14) closes the valve cover (18) by withdrawal force. Hence, the dirt wastes pushed forward are prevented from coming back.
  • the water cover (70) connected to the main cover (46) is opened and water is filled in the bellows (34).
  • the bellows (34) returns to its open position, and thus open size, thereof.
  • the water pressure hand pump for drain opening In order to improve storage conditions for the water pressure hand pump for drain opening according to the invention, it can be used with a storage box where the bellows can be kept in open state.

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Abstract

The present invention relates to the developments made in the hand pump operated by water pressure which is specially designed for clearing the blockage in water drains within washbasins, bathtubs, and kitchen sinks used in houses, workplaces, and in any kind of dwelling. The hand pump comprises a main cover (46), a water cover (70), a bellows body (34), a bellows connecting piece (36), a balance wire (36), a balance wire bearing (44), a bellows holder ring (60), a connection lug (54), a valve (10) and valve locking means (32).

Description

DESCRIPTION
WATER PRESSURE HAND PUMP FOR DRAIN OPENINGS
Technical Field The present invention relates to the developments made in the hand pump operated by water pressure which is specially designed for clearing the blockage in water drains within washbasins, bathtubs, and kitchen sinks used in houses, workplaces, and in any kind of dwelling.
Background of the Invention
In general, the conventional vacuum hand pumps used for clearing the blockage in water outlets transfer the air therein to drain pipes when pressure is applied from the top, due to the shape thereof. Therefore, the dirt deposits and wastes accumulated in the pipes move back and forth. When the pressure is no longer applied on the pump, again due to the shape thereof, it causes negative pressure, and thus the dirt deposits and wastes inside the drains move back upwards and are scattered around.
Moreover, these pumps are unhygienic since they directly contact with the drains carrying dirt deposits. They cause the problem of concealment in houses.
Another method used for clearing drain blockage is the chemical liquid and granular openers. When the active ingredient of these chemicals, sodium hydroxide, is combined with water, it reacts, releasing a toxic gas. In addition, that this chemical is mixed with waste water causes toxic wastes to be released in the environment. Due to the failures in concealment, cases of mortality causing great sorrow can be experienced, when for example children drink/contact with toxic chemicals. The present invention, developed for eliminating these disadvantages within the state of the art, covers a series of developments under the patent document with application no. "2008/00846" and titled "Water pressure hand pump for drain opening". It is aimed by the invention to achieve a hygienic pump configuration which is easy to use and long-lasting, but not harmful to health.
The figures of the hand pump produced for achieving the object of the invention are attached herein, which are as follows.
Description of the Invention
Detailed Description of the Embodiments
10. Valve
12. Ring/segment 14. Pressure spring
16. Valve bridge
18. Valve cover
20. Bellows wing
32. Valve locking means 34. Bellows body
36. Bellows connecting piece
42. Water inlet of water filling opening
44. Balance wire bearing
46. Main cover 50. Balance wire
54. Connection lug
60. Bellows holder ring
70. Water cover
80. Washbasin drain pipe 82. Deposit/waste
84. Filter nozzle
86. Washbasin surface
Brief Description of the Drawings
Figure 1 : is the cross-sectional view of the pump when filled with water; wherein main cover (46) connected to the bellows, water cover (70) connected to the main cover, balance wire (50) connected to the main cover, the ring (60) connecting the lower wing of the bellows to the balance wire, the connection lug connecting the balance wire (50) to the ring, valve (10) serving for holding/discharging water inside/out of the bellows are shown.
Figure 2: is the cross-sectional view showing the filter (84) placed on the blocked washbasin, the pump filled with cold tap water, washbasin drain pipe (80), deposits/wastes (82) accumulated inside the pipe, washbasin filter mounting washer (84).
Figure 3: is the view showing forward movement of the wastes in siphon connection pipes under washbasin, with the effect of water pressure when the pump is pressed with water.
Figure 4: is the view showing the main cover (46) having been placed on the washbasin surface (86) after water is discharged with the pump. Since pressure is no longer applied, the pressure spring (14) pulls the valve lever upwards, thereby preventing the wastes from coming back.
Figure 5: (a) is the cross-sectional view of the valve; in which the main body (10), the cover (18) allowing water holding, the bridge (16) embedding the cover and pressure spring, the pressure spring (14) arranged so as to only carry water weight within the bellows, and the segment (12) securing the pressure spring on the bridge are shown; (b) shows the valve cover (18) opened downwards when pressure is applied while (c) is the top view of the valve. Figure 6 (a): shows the balance wire (50) for preventing the bellows from being bent and providing the balance of the bellows. It is also the cross-sectional view of the ring (60) allowing locking and positioning of the lever by rotating in any direction in order to stabilize the lower section of the bellows. Figure 6 (b): is the top view of the ring (60).
Figure 7: is the side view of a storage box for preserving the bellows in open state.
Figure 8: is the perspective view of the pump placed on washbasin surface (86) when the water inside the bellows (34) is finished.
Detailed Description of the Invention
The invention is a water pressure hand pump for drain opening which allows easy use thanks to the anatomic structure thereof fitting in the palm.
The pump comprises the following: a main cover (46) disposed in the outermost part and having rounded lines in order for the pump to fit in the palm in an ergonomic manner; a water cover (70) connected to the main cover (46) and allowing water inflow into the pump; a bellows body (34) under the main cover; a bellows connecting piece (36) locking the bellows in the main cover; a balance wire (50) mounted in the main cover (46) and in the lowermost wing of the sliding pump and which prevents the pump from being bent while being used; a balance wire bearing (46); a bellows holder ring (60) connecting the lower wing of the bellows to the balance wire (50); a connection lug (54) for connecting the balance wire (50) to the bellows holder ring; a valve (10) for holding/discharging the water inside/out of the bellows; and a valve locking means (32) connecting the valve to the body. The valve (10) configuration is made up of a valve bridge (16) providing a space between the washbasin filter and itself, a valve cover (18), a pressure spring (14), and a segment (12) for securing the pressure spring.
The operating principal of the hand pump according to the invention is as follows.
Water is filled in the bellows (34) through the water filling opening (42) by opening the water cover (70) connected to the main cover (46). Thus, the bellows (34) is open. The valve (10) section belonging to the bellows (34) is placed in the filter nozzle (84) disposed in the drain opening. Pressure is applied rapidly on the main cover (46) by means of the palm. A metal balance wire (50) is provided in order to prevent bending likely to occur in the bellows (34) due to its structure. Due to the pressure applied from the top, the valve cover (18) moves downwards and assumes open position; and the water getting out of the bellows (34) in a pressurized manner pushes the deposits (82) to the main pipe from the washbasin drain pipe (80), thereby clearing the blockage. When the valve cover (18) is in open position, the pressure spring (14) is set. When the water inside the bellows (34) is finished, the pressure on the pressure spring (14) is removed. The spring (14) closes the valve cover (18) by withdrawal force. Hence, the dirt wastes pushed forward are prevented from coming back.
For the next use, the water cover (70) connected to the main cover (46) is opened and water is filled in the bellows (34). Thus, the bellows (34) returns to its open position, and thus open size, thereof.
In order to improve storage conditions for the water pressure hand pump for drain opening according to the invention, it can be used with a storage box where the bellows can be kept in open state.
The advantages of the invention are listed below. · It does not allow dirt deposits/wastes that are not desired to be seen to get out.
• It is hygienic since it does not contact with dirt deposits.
• It is long-lasting due to the material used.
• It provides the best solution by applying water pressure.
· It is practical and easy to use.
• It utilizes tap water, and thus solves the problem in an economic manner.
• It can be kept in any place inside the house, is practical, time saving, and provides an easy solution.
• It is made of 100% recyclable material, thereby not giving any harm to the environment, or to human health.

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1. A hand pump operated by water pressure, characterized in comprising a main cover (46) disposed in the outermost part and having rounded lines in order for the pump to fit in the palm in an ergonomic manner; at least one water cover
(70) connected to the main cover (46) and allowing water inflow into the pump; a bellows body (34) under the main cover; a bellows connecting piece (36) locking the bellows in the main cover; a balance wire (50) mounted in the main cover (46) and in the lowermost wing of the sliding pump; a balance wire bearing (46); a bellows holder ring (60) connecting the lower wing of the bellows to the balance wire (50); a connection lug (54) for connecting the balance wire (50) to the bellows holder ring; a valve (10) for holding/discharging the water inside/out of the bellows; and a valve locking means (32) connecting the valve to the body.
2. The valve according to Claim 1 , characterized in comprising a valve bridge (16), a valve cover (18), a pressure spring (14), and a segment (12) for securing the pressure spring.
3. The pump according to Claims 1 and 2, characterized in that the pressure spring (14) having been set closes the valve cover (18) by withdrawal force, when the pressure is no longer applied on the pump.
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FR503745A (en) * 1918-02-15 1920-06-16 Antoine Ghis Alberti Plunger for sanitary ware
WO2007018478A2 (en) * 2005-08-09 2007-02-15 Yavuz Toktas Water pressurized manual lavatory de -blocking pump

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* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
FR503745A (en) * 1918-02-15 1920-06-16 Antoine Ghis Alberti Plunger for sanitary ware
WO2007018478A2 (en) * 2005-08-09 2007-02-15 Yavuz Toktas Water pressurized manual lavatory de -blocking pump

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