WO2022100673A1 - 泡沫比例混合装置 - Google Patents
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- the present disclosure relates to the technical field of fire safety, and in particular, to a foam proportioning mixing device.
- Foam fire extinguishing system is an important facility to ensure fire safety. It is widely used in tunnels, warehouses, oil depots and other buildings. It has a targeted role in the prevention of Class A, Class B, and Class F fires.
- the foam proportioning device is the core component of the foam fire extinguishing system.
- the existing pressure-type foam proportioning device uses a venturi tube as the core component. When the water pump works normally, the proportioning mixer sucks the foam liquid into the fire fighting pipeline through the venturi tube and mixes it with the fire fighting water. The foam liquid and fire fighting water are mixed and sprayed out through the spray gun to carry out fire fighting operations.
- the present disclosure provides a foam proportional mixing device, which uses a Roots pump as a core component, and can realize the function of proportional mixing of foam and water through a simple and compact structure, is convenient to use, and can meet fire protection work in various occasions.
- the Roots pump includes a Roots pump housing, a Roots pump inlet and a Roots pump outlet, a pair of rotors and a fluid guide.
- a Roots pump cavity is formed in the Roots pump housing.
- the Roots pump inlet and the Roots pump outlet are respectively arranged on opposite sides of the Roots pump housing, and the Roots pump inlet and the Roots pump outlet are respectively connected to the Roots pump.
- the chambers are connected.
- the pair of rotors are located in the Roots pump cavity.
- the fluid guide is disposed in the Roots pump inlet, and the fluid guide is configured to guide fluid flow to the pair of rotors and to provide the pair of rotors with driving forces that rotate in opposite directions to each other.
- the gear pump includes a gear pump housing and a pair of gears. A gear pump cavity is formed in the gear pump housing, a gear pump inlet and a gear pump outlet are respectively provided on opposite sides of the gear pump housing, and the gear pump outlet is in fluid communication with the roots pump cavity.
- the pair of gears are located in the gear pump cavity.
- the foam proportioning mixing device is configured such that the rotor shaft of one rotor of the pair of rotors of the Roots pump is connected with the gear shaft of one gear of the pair of gears of the gear pump, so as to pass through the The one rotor drives the one gear to rotate.
- the Roots pump further comprises a Roots pump inlet pipe connected to the outside of the Roots pump housing, and the Roots pump inlet is partially formed at the Roots pump inlet inside the tube.
- the Roots pump further comprises a foam receiving port, the foam receiving port is arranged on the inlet pipe of the Roots pump, and the foam receiving port is communicated with the outlet of the gear pump , to fluidly communicate the gear pump outlet with the Roots pump chamber.
- the foam proportioning and mixing device further comprises a coupling, the coupling is connected between the rotor shaft of the one rotor and the gear shaft of the one gear, the coupling
- the shaft, the rotor shaft and the gear shaft are coaxially arranged, so that the one rotor can drive the one gear to rotate through the coupling.
- the roots pump housing has a height direction
- the rotor shafts of the pair of roots pump rotors both extend along the height direction
- the fluid guide member is along the height direction.
- the height direction of the pump casing extends.
- the fluid guide member includes a pair of fluid guide surfaces, and the pair of fluid guide surfaces are configured to: when the fluid flows from the Roots pump inlet to the Roots pump chamber When the pair of fluid guide surfaces guide the fluid to form two branch flows, the two branch flows flow away from each other, so as to respectively drive the pair of rotors to rotate in opposite directions to each other.
- the fluid guide member is substantially in the shape of a triangular prism, and the triangular prism-shaped guide member includes a top surface, a bottom surface, a flow dividing edge extending between the top surface and the bottom surface, and a connection between the top surface and the bottom surface.
- a pair of side surfaces on opposite sides of the flow dividing edge, the pair of side surfaces form the pair of fluid guide surfaces; wherein, the top surface and the bottom surface are respectively connected with the inner wall of the Roots pump inlet, so The diverting edge is arranged away from the Roots pump cavity.
- the triangular prism-shaped guide member further includes a side surface opposite to the diverting edge, and the side surface opposite to the diverting edge and the Roots pump housing are located in the The inner wall at the position of the inlet of the Roots pump is flush; the area of the side opposite to the diverting edge is A, and the area of the opening of the inlet of the Roots pump at the position of the inner wall of the Roots pump casing is S,
- the side area A and the opening area S satisfy: 1/4 ⁇ A:S ⁇ 3/4.
- the triangular prism-shaped guide member has an isosceles triangle in cross section, and the pair of fluid guide surfaces correspond to the two sides of the isosceles triangle, and the isosceles triangle
- the length of the base of the isosceles is b
- the height of the isosceles triangle is h
- the ratio h:b between the base b and the height h satisfies: 1/3 ⁇ h:b ⁇ 1/2.
- the gear pump inlet is configured to receive foam liquid
- the foam pump is configured to suck the foam liquid from the gear pump inlet and discharge it from the gear pump outlet
- the roots pump inlet is configured to receive pressurized fluid and foam liquid from the gear pump outlet, the roots pump is configured to flow the pressurized fluid and the foam from the roots pump inlet pipe The liquid is mixed in the Roots pump chamber and discharged from the Roots pump outlet.
- the present disclosure applies the Roots pump to the foam proportional mixing device, and utilizes the small volume of the Roots pump to make the foam proportional mixing device have a compact structure, so that the foam proportional mixing device can be easily applied to various firefighting occasions.
- the present disclosure adds a fluid guide member to the Roots pump, and utilizes the diversion effect of the fluid guide member to enable the Roots pump to realize the normal rotation of the rotor only under the action of the kinetic energy of the pressure fluid, without additional additional power.
- FIG. 1 shows the structure of the foam proportioning mixing device according to the embodiment of the present disclosure.
- FIG. 2A and 2B respectively show the internal structure of the foam proportioning mixing device in FIG. 1 at different angles;
- FIG. 3 is a transverse cross-sectional view of the gear pump in FIG. 1 at the position of the gear pump inlet and the gear pump outlet;
- FIG. 4 is a transverse cross-sectional view of the Roots pump in FIG. 1 at the position of the Roots pump inlet and the Roots pump outlet;
- 5A and 5B respectively show the internal structure of the lower casing of the Roots pump in FIG. 1 at different angles;
- 6A to 6E respectively show the working states of the pair of rotors in FIG. 4 under one operating cycle
- FIG. 7A and 7B are respectively longitudinal cross-sectional views of the foam proportioning and mixing device in FIG. 1 at different angles.
- FIG. 1 shows the structure of a foam proportioning mixing device 100 according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
- the foam proportioning mixing device 100 includes a roots pump 101 and a gear pump 102 .
- the gear pump 102 Positioned according to the X-axis, Y-axis and Z-axis directions shown in FIG. 1 , the gear pump 102 is positioned above the Roots pump 101 in the Z-axis direction.
- the gear pump 102 can draw the foam liquid from an external foam liquid tank (not shown in the figure), and can deliver the drawn foam liquid to the Roots pump.
- the roots pump 101 can simultaneously receive the fire fighting water from the outside and the foam liquid from the gear pump 102, and mix the fire fighting water with the foam liquid phase to form a foam mixed liquid.
- the gear pump 102 includes a gear pump housing 113 and a pair of gears 207 (see FIG. 2A ), wherein the pair of gears 207 are accommodated within the gear pump housing 113 .
- the gear pump housing 113 includes a gear pump upper cover 114 and a gear pump lower housing 115 .
- the gear pump housing 113 is provided with a gear pump inlet 124 and a gear pump outlet 205 on opposite sides in the X-axis direction, respectively (see FIG. 2B ).
- both the gear pump inlet 124 and the gear pump outlet 205 are located on the gear pump lower casing 115 .
- the gear pump inlet 124 is used for connecting with the external foam liquid tank to receive the foam liquid from the foam liquid tank
- the gear pump outlet 205 is used for discharging the foam liquid.
- the Roots pump 101 includes a synchronous gear housing 150 , a pair of synchronous gears 201 (see FIGS. 2A and 2B ), a Roots pump housing 116 , a pair of rotors 203 (see FIGS. 2A and 2B ), a Roots pump inlet pipe 146 and Roots pump outlet pipe 147.
- One of the pair of rotors 203 is accommodated in the roots pump housing 116 .
- the synchronous gear housing 150 is disposed between the gear pump housing 113 and the roots pump housing 116 for accommodating a pair of synchronous gears 201 .
- the synchronous gear housing 150 includes an upper synchronous gear cover 151 and a lower synchronous gear cover 152 , wherein the upper synchronous gear cover 151 is in contact with the lower casing 115 of the gear pump.
- the synchronization gear upper cover 151 and the synchronization gear lower cover 152 together define a pair of accommodating spaces for the synchronization gears 201 .
- the Roots pump casing 116 has a height direction, and as shown in FIG. 1 , the height direction of the Roots pump casing 116 corresponds to the Z-axis direction.
- the Roots pump housing 116 includes a Roots pump upper cover 111 and a Roots pump lower housing 112 , and the Roots pump upper cover 111 is in contact with the synchronous gear lower cover 152 .
- the Roots pump upper cover 111 and the Roots pump lower casing 112 together define a accommodating space for a pair of synchronizing gears 201 .
- the roots pump inlet pipe 146 and the roots pump outlet pipe 147 are respectively disposed on opposite sides of the roots pump housing 116 .
- both the roots pump inlet pipe 146 and the roots pump outlet pipe 147 are located on the lower housing 112 of the roots pump.
- the Roots pump inlet pipe 146 and the Roots pump outlet pipe 147 are both circular pipes, and both extend in the X-axis direction.
- the roots pump inlet pipe 146 is located on the left side of the roots pump housing 116 , and the roots pump inlet 103 is formed in the nozzle for receiving the pressure fluid, so as to drive the rotation of the pair of rotors 203 by the pressure fluid.
- the pressurized fluid is fire water.
- the Roots pump inlet pipe 146 can be connected to an external fire water supply end (not shown in the figure) through an external pipeline, so that the fire water from the fire water supply end can enter the Roots through the nozzle of the Roots pump inlet pipe 146 Pump inlet 103 .
- the Roots pump inlet pipe 146 is provided with a foam receiving port 117 .
- the foam receiving port 117 is located on the upper surface of the Roots pump inlet pipe 146 and penetrates the pipe wall of the Roots pump inlet pipe 146 , so that the foam receiving port 117 communicates with the Roots pump inlet 103 .
- the cross section of the foam receiving port 117 is substantially circular, and can be communicated with the gear pump outlet 205 through an external conduit (not shown in the figure), so that the foam receiving port 117 can receive the foam liquid discharged from the gear pump outlet 205 .
- a roots pump outlet 104 is formed in the nozzle of the roots pump outlet pipe 147, and the roots pump outlet 104 is used to discharge foam mixed water mixed with foam liquid and fire fighting water. Since the Roots pump inlet pipe 146 and the Roots pump outlet pipe 147 are located on opposite sides of the Roots pump housing 116, respectively, the Roots pump inlet 103 and the Roots pump outlet 104 are also located on the opposite sides of the Roots pump housing 116, respectively. on both sides.
- FIGS. 2A and 2B respectively illustrate the internal structure of the foam proportioning and mixing device 100 in FIG. 1 at different angles.
- the upper cover 114 of the gear pump, the synchronous gear housing 150 and the upper cover 111 of the roots pump are removed from the foam proportioning device 100 in FIGS. 2A and 2B .
- a gear pump housing 206 is formed in the gear pump housing 113 , and a pair of gears 207 are intermeshed in the gear pump housing 206 .
- the size and shape of the pair of gears 207 are the same, and a gear shaft 217 is provided at the center of each gear 207 .
- the two gear shafts 217 respectively extend along the Z-axis direction, and each gear 207 can rotate around its corresponding gear shaft 217 . Since the two gears 207 mesh with each other, when one of the gears 207 rotates actively, the other gear 207 can be driven to rotate accordingly.
- the volume of the gear pump cavity 206 is matched to the size of the pair of gears 207 so that when the pair of gears 207 rotate meshingly within the gear pump cavity 206, the gear pump 102 is able to drive the foam liquid from the gear pump inlet 124 to the gears Pump outlet 205.
- a Roots pump cavity 202 is formed in the Roots pump housing 116 , and a pair of rotors 203 are arranged in the Roots pump cavity 202 .
- the size and shape of the pair of rotors 203 are the same, and the cross section of each rotor 203 is approximately in the shape of an "8".
- a rotor shaft 213 is provided at the center of each rotor 203 .
- the two rotor shafts 213 respectively extend along the Z-axis direction, and respectively constitute the rotation center of a corresponding one of the rotors 203 .
- the volume of the roots pump chamber 202 matches the size of the pair of rotors 203, thereby allowing the pair of rotors 203 to rotate in the roots pump chamber 202 about their respective rotor shafts 213, respectively.
- the pair of rotors 203 can be driven by the kinetic energy of the fire fighting water to rotate, so as to drive the Roots pump 101 to operate normally.
- a pair of rotors 203 have relatively fixed rotational positions.
- the cross section of the rotors 203 is roughly "8"-shaped, there are no teeth or keys that mesh with each other between the pair of rotors 203. Therefore, the pair of rotors 203 cannot be positioned in mesh with each other, so that the two rotors 203 cannot be guaranteed to be in the same position. The correct relative position is maintained at every moment of the rotation.
- a pair of synchronizing gears 201 are coaxially arranged above the pair of rotors 203 along the Z-axis direction. That is to say, a synchronous gear 201 is disposed above the rotor shaft 213 of each rotor 203 , so that a corresponding one of the rotors 203 and one of the synchronous gears 201 can rotate synchronously. As shown in FIGS. 2A and 2B , a pair of synchronizing gears 201 are of the same size and shape, and are provided in meshing engagement at the same height.
- each rotor 203 to drive a corresponding synchronization gear 201 to rotate synchronously through its corresponding rotor shaft 213.
- the meshing rotation of a pair of synchronization gears 201 will also affect the rotational position of a pair of rotors 203, ensuring a pair of rotors.
- the 203 remains in the correct rotational position throughout the rotation.
- the outer circumference of each synchronizing gear 201 is provided with a plurality of fine gear teeth, and the arrangement of the fine gear teeth can ensure that the pair of synchronizing gears 201 mesh and rotate stably, so that during the operation of the Roots pump 101 Provides effective position guidance for a pair of rotors 201 .
- FIG. 3 is a transverse cross-sectional view of the gear pump 102 in FIG. 1 at the positions of the gear pump inlet 124 and the gear pump outlet 205, showing the structure of the gear pump 102 on the plane defined by the X and Y axes.
- the cross-section of the gear pump chamber 206 is jointly defined by two mutually parallel straight side edges and two oppositely arranged semicircular arc side edges.
- the two parallel straight side edges and the two semi-circular arc side edges correspond to the side walls of the gear pump cavity 206 respectively.
- the two parallel linear sides include a left side 304 and a right side 305, and the left side 304 and the right side 305 respectively extend along the Y-axis direction.
- the arc sides of the two semicircles are located on the upper and lower sides in the Y-axis direction, respectively, including an upper side 306 and a lower side 307 , wherein the upper side 306 and the lower side 307 are respectively arranged to protrude outward.
- the gear pump inlet 124 is located in the middle of the left side 304
- the gear pump outlet 205 is located in the middle of the right side 305 .
- the gear pump inlet 124 penetrates the side wall of the gear pump housing 113 corresponding to the left side 304, and the gear pump outlet 205 penetrates the side wall of the gear pump housing 113 corresponding to the right side 305, so that the gear pump inlet 124 and the gear pump
- the outlets 205 are in fluid communication with gear pump chambers 206, respectively.
- the pair of gears 207 have the same size and shape, and are arranged vertically side by side in the Y-axis direction.
- the present disclosure defines the upper gear 207 along the Y axis as the upper gear 311 , and the gear 207 arranged at the lower along the Y axis as the lower gear 312 .
- the gear 207 of the present disclosure is a circular gear, and the shape of the gear 207 matches the shape of the gear pump cavity 206 . As shown in FIG.
- the diameters of the circular arcs of the upper side 306 and the lower side 307 are respectively approximately the same as the diameter of the circle surrounded by the tips of the outer teeth of the gears 207 , so that the pair of gears 207 can be accommodated in the gear pump chamber 206 and can rotate around their respective gear shafts 217 in meshing manner.
- the pair of gears 207 in the gear pump 102 rotates in the direction of the arrow shown in FIG. 3 .
- a pair of gears 207 rotate in opposite directions relative to each other.
- the structure between the pair of gears 207 and the side wall of the gear pump chamber 206 is such that: when the gear pump 102 is in the working state, the left outer periphery of the meshing gear 207 and the side wall corresponding to the left side 304 form the left sealing area 301 , the right outer periphery of the meshing gear 207 and the right side wall of the gear pump chamber 206 form a right sealing area 302 .
- the gear pump inlet 124 is connected to the external foam liquid tank, when the pressure of the sealing area 301 on the left side of the gear pump 102 decreases, the foam liquid in the foam liquid tank will be driven by the pressure in the direction of the arrow shown in FIG. 3 .
- the left seal area 301 is entered through the gear pump inlet 124 .
- the meshing gear teeth 303 located on the right side of the gear pump 102 gradually come into meshing, so that the volume of the right sealing area 302 is reduced.
- the foam liquid in the right sealing area 302 is gradually squeezed out, and is discharged outward from the gear pump outlet 205 in the direction of the arrow in FIG. 3 .
- the gear teeth of the gear 207 of the left sealing area 301 are gradually disengaged, so that the left sealing area 301 continuously absorbs the foam liquid from the foam liquid tank due to the increase of the sealing volume and the decrease of the pressure.
- the gear teeth of the gear 207 of the right sealing area 302 are gradually engaged, so that the right sealing area 302 continuously discharges the foam liquid from the gear pump outlet 205 due to the reduction of the sealing volume.
- FIG. 4 is a transverse cross-sectional view of the roots pump 101 in FIG. 1 at the positions of the roots pump inlet 103 and the roots pump outlet 104, showing the structure of the roots pump 101 on the plane defined by the X axis and the Y axis.
- the cross section of the Roots pump chamber 202 is also jointly defined by two mutually parallel straight side edges and two oppositely arranged semicircular arc side edges. Wherein, the two parallel straight line sides and the two semicircular arc line sides correspond to the side walls of the Roots pump chamber 202 respectively.
- Two mutually parallel straight line sides extend along the Y-axis direction respectively, and two semicircular arcs are respectively arranged to bulge outwards and are located on the upper and lower sides of the Y-axis direction.
- the roots pump inlet 103 formed in the roots pump inlet pipe 146 and the roots pump outlet 104 formed in the roots pump outlet pipe 147 respectively penetrate the side walls of the roots pump housing 116 corresponding to the two parallel lines, so that the roots
- the pump inlet 103 and the roots pump outlet 104 are in fluid communication with the roots pump volume 202, respectively.
- the roots pump inlet 103 is located on the left side of the roots pump 101
- the roots pump outlet 104 is located on the right side of the roots pump 101 .
- the Roots pump inlet 103 forms an inlet channel 404 at a position where it meets the Roots pump chamber 202
- the Roots pump outlet 104 forms an outlet channel 405 at a position where it meets the Roots pump chamber 202 .
- the inlet channel 404 belongs to a part of the Roots pump inlet 103
- the outlet channel 405 belongs to a part of the Roots pump outlet 104
- the inlet channel 404 and the outlet channel 405 respectively face the middle position of the Roots pump chamber 202 .
- a pair of rotors 203 are arranged adjacently up and down in the Y-axis direction, and the corresponding two rotor shafts 213 are respectively arranged on the symmetrical axes extending along the Y-axis direction of the roots pump chamber 202 .
- the pair of rotors 203 includes an upper rotor 421 and a lower rotor 422, wherein the upper rotor 421 is located above along the Y-axis direction, and the lower rotor 422 is located below along the Y-axis direction.
- a line connecting the top and bottom ends of the rotor 203 with a cross-section of an "8" shape is defined as the maximum penetration line D.
- the diameters of the two semicircular arc lines that define the Roots pump cavity 202 are slightly larger than the length of the maximum through-line D, so that a pair of rotors 203 can be accommodated in the Roots pump cavity 202 and can rotate around their respective rotor shafts 213 .
- the two maximum penetration lines D of the pair of rotors 203 are perpendicular to each other, the maximum penetration line D of the upper rotor 421 extends along the Y-axis direction, and the maximum penetration line D of the lower rotor 422 extends along the X-axis direction.
- the position of the maximum penetration line D of the lower rotor 422 approximately coincides with the diameter position of the semicircular arc line on the lower side.
- the lower end of the upper rotor 421 is just accommodated at the inwardly recessed waist position of the lower rotor 422 .
- fire water with a certain flow rate enters the roots pump chamber 202 from the roots pump inlet 103, and drives a pair of rotors 203 to rotate in the directions of the arrows shown in FIG. 4 .
- a pair of rotors 203 rotate in opposite directions relative to each other.
- the inventors of the present disclosure found that when the fire fighting water with a certain flow rate directly enters the roots pump chamber 202 through the roots pump inlet 103, part of the fire fighting water can flow to the position close to the side wall in the roots pump chamber 202, so that A pair of rotors 203 are driven to rotate in opposite directions relative to each other.
- the inventor of the present disclosure provides a fluid guide 401 in the Roots pump inlet 103 formed by the Roots pump inlet pipe 146 , and the fluid guide 401 passes through the Roots pump inlet 103 . Guide the fire water to flow to the position of the inner wall of the Roots pump chamber 202 to drive the pair of rotors 203 to rotate normally in the direction of the arrow shown in FIG. 4 .
- FIGS. 5A and 5B respectively show the internal structure of the lower casing 112 of the Roots pump in FIG. 1 at different angles, for illustrating the structure of the fluid guide 401 .
- the fluid guide 401 extends in the Z-axis direction within the Roots pump inlet 103 .
- the fluid guide member 401 is substantially in the shape of a triangular prism.
- the triangular prism-shaped guide 401 includes a top surface 501 , a bottom surface 502 and three side surfaces 402 . As shown in FIG.
- the top surface 501 is connected to the top wall of the Roots pump inlet 103
- the bottom surface 502 is connected to the bottom wall of the Roots pump inlet 103
- One of the three sides 402 is provided on the inlet channel 404 of the Roots pump inlet 103 . 4 and 5B, it can be seen that the side surface 402 of the inlet channel 404 is located approximately in the middle of the inlet channel 404, and is approximately flush with the side wall of the Roots pump chamber 202.
- the other two side surfaces 402 are generally disposed toward the direction in which the fire fighting water enters the inlet 103 of the Roots pump, forming a pair of fluid guide surfaces 411 for guiding the flow of the fire fighting water.
- the pair of fluid guide surfaces 411 form a flow-dividing rib 403 at a position where they are connected to each other, and the flow-dividing rib 403 extends between the top surface 501 and the bottom surface 502 in the Z-axis direction.
- the diverting edge 403 faces the direction in which the fire fighting water enters the inlet 103 of the Roots pump, and is disposed away from the chamber 202 of the Roots pump.
- the fluid guiding surface 411 of the fluid guiding member 401 is configured such that when the fluid flows from the Roots pump inlet 103 to the Roots pump chamber 202, a pair of fluid guiding surfaces 411 can guide the fluid to form two tributaries, and the two tributaries flow away from each other , so as to respectively drive the pair of rotors 203 to rotate in opposite directions to each other.
- the foam receiving port 117 is provided at the distal end of the roots pump inlet tube 146 , at a position generally outside the diverter rib 403 .
- the above arrangement enables the foam liquid entering the Roots pump inlet 103 from the foam receiving port 117 to jointly flow to the pair of fluid guide surfaces 411 of the fluid guide member 401 along with the fire fighting water, and to jointly flow to the pair of fluid guide surfaces 411 under the guidance of the pair of fluid guide surfaces 411 The direction in which a pair of rotors 203 can be driven to work normally in the Roots pump cavity 202 .
- the embodiment of the present disclosure disposes the foam receiving port 117 on the Roots pump inlet pipe 146 instead of on the side wall of the Roots pump cavity 202 , which enables the foam liquid to flow into the Roots pump cavity together with the fire fighting water. Therefore, the normal rotation of the pair of rotors 203 in the cavity 202 of the Roots pump is not disturbed. If the foam receiving port 117 is provided on the side wall of the Roots pump chamber 202, the foam liquid from the foam receiving port 117 will flow directly into the Roots pump chamber 202, where the flow direction of the foam liquid is likely to be adjacent to it. The rotation directions of the rotors 203 are inconsistent, thereby interfering with the normal rotation of the pair of rotors 203 .
- the side surface 402 of the fluid guide 401 which is provided on the inlet channel 404 , is opposite the flow dividing edge 403 .
- the area of the side surface 402 opposite to the diverting edge 403 as A
- the opening area of the inlet channel 404 of the roots pump inlet 103 at the position of the inner wall of the roots pump housing 116 is defined as S.
- the side area A and the opening area S can be Satisfaction: 1/4 ⁇ A:S ⁇ 3/4.
- the cross-section of the fluid guide 401 is an isosceles triangle.
- the two sides of the isosceles triangle correspond to a pair of fluid guiding surfaces 411
- the apex of the isosceles triangle corresponds to the diverting edge 403
- the base of the isosceles triangle corresponds to the side surface 402 opposite to the diverting edge 403.
- the base of the isosceles triangle is located in the middle of the inlet channel 404 . Define the length of the base of an isosceles triangle as b and the height of the isosceles triangle as h.
- the ratio h:b between the height h and the bottom b can satisfy: 1/4 ⁇ h:b ⁇ 1. In some embodiments, the ratio h:b between the height h and the base b may also satisfy: 1/3 ⁇ h:b ⁇ 1/2.
- the fluid guide member 401 is in the shape of a triangular prism. In other embodiments, the fluid guide member 401 of other shapes can also be provided, as long as the fluid guide member 401 can guide the flow direction of the fluid in the Roots pump inlet 103 and realize the fluid pairing Effective driving of the pair of rotors 203 in the Roots pump 101 is sufficient.
- FIGS. 6A to 6E respectively show the working states of the pair of rotors 203 in FIG. 4 in one operating cycle, and describe the operating states of the Roots pump 101 from four typical stages.
- the present disclosure defines the position of the pair of rotors 203 shown in FIG. 4 as the initial position, and the position of the pair of rotors 203 shown in FIG. 6A is exactly the same as that of FIG. 4 .
- FIG. 6A when the pressurized fluid flows into the roots pump inlet 103 from the left in the direction of the arrow, the fluid flows to the left side A area formed by the pair of rotors 203 and the side wall of the roots pump chamber 202 .
- the fluid guide 401 in the Roots pump inlet 103 can guide the fluid to form two branch flows upward and downward respectively, wherein the upward flow branch flows to the upper rotor 421, and the downward flow flows to the upper rotor 421.
- the flow branch flows to the lower rotor 422 .
- the upward and downward branch flows flow toward the side wall of the Roots pump chamber 202 respectively, and provide a driving force for the pair of rotors 203 to rotate in opposite directions to each other.
- the pair of rotors 203 respectively rotate in the directions of the arrows shown in FIG. 6A to rotate from the position of FIG. 6A to the position of FIG. 6B .
- the maximum penetration line D of the upper rotor 421 rotates clockwise around its rotor axis 213 from a position extending in the Y-axis direction to a position inclined to the right, and the lower The maximum penetration line D of the rotor 422 rotates counterclockwise from a position extending in the X-axis direction to a position inclined to the right.
- the maximum penetration line D of the upper rotor 421 and the maximum penetration line D of the lower rotor 422 are parallel to each other.
- the lower right side of the upper rotor 421 is in contact with the upper left side of the lower rotor 422, and the upper rotor 421, the lower rotor 422 and the left side of the side wall of the roots pump chamber 202 are closed together to form the left side B area.
- the fluid flowing into the area A on the left side in FIG. 6A from the Roots pump inlet 103 gradually moves to the area B on the left side in FIG. 6B .
- the pair of rotors 203 continuously obtains rotational kinetic energy from the pressure fluid, and then successively rotates from the position shown in FIG. 6B to the position shown in FIG. 6C, the position shown in FIG. 6D and the position shown in FIG. 6E. Location. In the process of turning from the position in FIG. 6B to the position in FIG.
- the maximum penetration line D of the upper rotor 421 rotates clockwise from the position inclined to the right to the position extending in the X-axis direction
- the maximum penetration line D of the lower rotor 422 rotates from the direction to The right-inclined position rotates counterclockwise to the position extending in the Y-axis direction.
- the upper rotor 421 and the side wall of the Roots pump chamber 202 are closed together to form the upper C area.
- the fluid in the area B on the left side in FIG. 6B gradually moves to the area C on the upper side in FIG. 6C .
- the maximum penetration line D of the upper rotor 421 and the maximum penetration line D of the lower rotor 422 are parallel to each other, and are respectively inclined to the left.
- the lower left of the upper rotor 421 is in contact with the upper right of the lower rotor 422, and the upper rotor 421, the lower rotor 422 and the right side of the side wall of the roots pump chamber 202 are closed together to form the right E area.
- the fluid in the upper C area in FIG. 6C gradually moves to the right E area in FIG. 6D .
- the region E on the right side communicates with the outlet 104 of the Roots pump.
- the maximum penetration line D of the upper rotor 421 rotates from a position inclined leftward to a position extending in the Y-axis direction, and the lower rotor 422 is inclined from a position inclined to the left.
- the position is rotated to a position extending in the X-axis direction.
- the upper rotor 421 , the lower rotor 422 and the right side of the side wall of the roots pump chamber 202 are jointly closed to form the right F area.
- FIG. 7A and 7B are respectively longitudinal cross-sectional views of the foam proportioning and mixing device 100 in FIG. 1 at different angles.
- 7A shows a cross-sectional view of the foam proportioning and mixing device 100 under the plane defined by the X axis and the Z axis
- FIG. 7B shows a cross-sectional view of the foam proportioning device 100 under the plane defined by the Y axis and the Z axis.
- a pair of gears 207 are located at the same height on the Z axis
- a pair of synchronizing gears 201 are located at the same height on the Z axis
- a pair of rotors 203 are located at the same height on the Z axis.
- one synchronizing gear 201 is coaxially arranged with one rotor 203, and the other synchronizing gear 201 is coaxial with the other synchronizing gear 201.
- a rotor 203 is arranged coaxially.
- the foam proportioning device 100 connects the rotor shaft 213 of a rotor 203 of the Roots pump 101 with the gear shaft 217 of a gear 207 of the gear pump 102 to pass the Roots pump 101
- a rotor 203 of the gear pump 102 drives the gear 207 in the gear pump 102 to rotate.
- the embodiment of the present disclosure is provided with a coupling 703 between one of the rotor shafts 213 and a corresponding one of the gear shafts 217 . As shown in FIG.
- the coupling 703 is located above the synchronization gear 201 and is connected between the rotor shaft 213 of the upper rotor 421 and the gear shaft 217 of the upper gear 311 .
- the rotor shaft 213 of the lower rotor 422 and the gear shaft 217 of the upper gear 312 are offset from each other, and there is no connection relationship.
- the coaxial connection between the rotor shaft 213 and the gear shaft 217 enables the Roots pump 101 and the gear pump 102 to rotate synchronously.
- the operation steps of the foam proportioning and mixing device 100 are as follows: when the foam proportioning and mixing device 100 starts to operate, the fire-fighting water supply end supplies fire-fighting water with a certain flow rate from the roots pump inlet 103 to the roots pump 101 . Under the guidance of the fluid guide member 401, the fire water in the inlet 103 of the roots pump forms a specific flow direction, thereby driving the pair of rotors 203 to rotate in opposite directions around the respective rotor shafts 213 respectively.
- the pair of synchronizing gears 201 disposed coaxially with the pair of rotors 203 mesh and rotate synchronously, so that the pair of rotors 203 is always kept in the correct rotational position.
- the upper gear 311 coaxially connected to the upper rotor 421 also rotates.
- the gear pump inlet 124 is communicated with the foam liquid tank.
- the gear pump 102 can pump the foam liquid from the foam liquid tank through the gear pump inlet 124, and pump the foam liquid. Delivered through the gear pump outlet 205 to the foam receiving port 117 on the roots pump inlet pipe 146 . After the foam liquid enters the Roots pump inlet 103 from the foam receiving port 117 , it flows together toward the Roots pump chamber 202 driven by the flow rate of the fire fighting water. Likewise, the fire fighting water mixed with the foam liquid will also be guided by the fluid guide member 401 in the process of flowing from the Roots pump inlet 103 toward the Roots pump chamber 202 .
- the fire fighting water mixed with the foam liquid can further drive the pair of rotors 203 to rotate continuously. With the rotation of the pair of rotors 203, the fire fighting water mixed with the foam liquid flows into the roots pump chamber 202, and is sufficiently mixed in the roots pump chamber 202 to form a foam mixture. The formed foam mixture is gradually discharged from the outlet 104 of the roots pump with the rotation of the pair of rotors 203 .
- the roots pump outlet 104 communicates with an external fire fighting pipeline. Since the gear pump 102 and the roots pump 101 always rotate synchronously, the foam proportioning device 100 of the present disclosure can always mix the fire fighting water and the foam liquid in a stable ratio.
- the present disclosure applies the Roots pump 101 to the foam proportioning mixing device 100 , taking advantage of the small volume of the Roots pump 101 , the prepared foam proportioning mixing device 100 has a simple and compact structure.
- a fluid guide member 401 with a specific structure is provided in the Roots pump inlet 103 of the Roots pump 101, and the flow direction of the fluid flowing into the Roots pump chamber 202 is controlled by the fluid guide member 401, so as to utilize the flow of the fluid itself.
- the pressure drives the pair of rotors 203 in the roots pump 101 to rotate efficiently.
- the foam proportion mixing device 100 of the present disclosure can realize the stable mixing and transportation of fire fighting water and foam liquid in a certain proportion only by the action of the pressure fluid, without additional additional power, and has the advantages of large outlet flow, small pressure loss, and convenient and quick use. advantage.
- the foam proportioning and mixing device 100 of the present disclosure can be installed in vertical and horizontal pipes, so as to be suitable for fire fighting work in various occasions.
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- 一种泡沫比例混合装置,其特征在于,所述泡沫比例混合装置(100)包括:罗茨泵(101),所述罗茨泵(101)包括:罗茨泵壳体(116),所述罗茨泵壳体(116)内形成罗茨泵容腔(202);罗茨泵入口(103)和罗茨泵出口(104),所述罗茨泵入口(103)和所述罗茨泵出口(104)分别设置在所述罗茨泵壳体(116)上相对的两侧,且所述罗茨泵入口(103)和所述罗茨泵出口(104)分别与所述罗茨泵容腔(202)相连通;一对转子(203),所述一对转子(203)位于所述罗茨泵容腔(202)中;和流体引导件(401),所述流体引导件(401)设置在所述罗茨泵入口(103)中,所述流体引导件(401)被配置为引导流体流向所述一对转子(203)并向所述一对转子(203)提供彼此反向转动的驱动力;以及齿轮泵(102),所述齿轮泵(102)包括:齿轮泵壳体(113),所述齿轮泵壳体(113)内形成齿轮泵容腔(206),所述齿轮泵壳体(113)上相对的两侧分别设有齿轮泵入口(124)和齿轮泵出口(205),所述齿轮泵出口(205)与所述罗茨泵容腔(202)流体连通;和一对齿轮(207),所述一对齿轮(207)位于所述齿轮泵容腔(206)中;其中,所述泡沫比例混合装置(100)被配置为:所述罗茨泵(101)的一对转子(203)中的一个转子(203)的转子轴(213)与所述齿轮泵(102)的一对齿轮(207)中的一个齿轮(207)的齿轮轴(217)相连接,以通过所述一个转子(203)带动所述一个齿轮(207)转动。
- 根据权利要求1所述的泡沫比例混合装置,其特征在于:所述罗茨泵(101)还包括连接在所述罗茨泵壳体(116)外侧的罗茨泵入口管(146),所述罗茨泵入口(103)部分地形成在所述罗茨泵入口管(146)内。
- 根据权利要求2所述的泡沫比例混合装置,其特征在于:所述罗茨泵(101)还包括泡沫接收端口(117),所述泡沫接收端口(117)设置在所述罗茨泵入口管(146)上,所述泡沫接收端口(117)与所述齿轮泵出口(205)相连通,以将所述齿轮泵出口(205)与所述罗茨泵容腔(202)流体连通。
- 根据权利要求1所述的泡沫比例混合装置,其特征在于:所述泡沫比例混合装置(100)还包括联轴器(703),所述联轴器(703)连接在所述一个转子(203)的转子轴(213)与所述一个齿轮(207)的齿轮轴(217)之间,所述联轴器(703)、所述转子轴(213)和所述齿轮轴(217)三者同轴设置,从而所述一个转子(203)能够通过所述联轴器(703)带动所述一个齿轮(207)转动。
- 根据权利要求1所述的泡沫比例混合装置,其特征在于:所述罗茨泵壳体(110)具有高度方向,所述一对罗茨泵转子(203)的转子轴(213)均沿所述高度方向延伸,所述流体引导件(401)沿着所述罗茨泵壳体(110)的高度方向延伸。
- 根据权利要求5所述的泡沫比例混合装置,其特征在于:所述流体引导件(401)包括一对流体引导面(411),所述一对流体引导面(411)被配置为:当流体从所述罗茨泵入口(103)流向所述罗茨泵容腔(202)时,所述一对流体引导面(411)引导所述流体形成两股支流,所述两股支流背离彼此流动,以分别驱使所述一对转子(203)彼此反向转动。
- 根据权利要求6所述的泡沫比例混合装置,其特征在于:所述流体引导件(401)大致呈三棱柱状,所述引导件(401)包括顶面(501)、底面(502)、在顶面(501)和底面(502)之间延伸的分流棱(403),以及连接在所述分流棱(403)的相对两侧的一对侧面(402),所述一对侧面(402)形成所述一对流体引导面(411);其中,所述的顶面(501)和底面(502)分别与所述罗茨泵入口(103)的内壁相连接,所述分流棱(403)背离所述罗茨泵容腔(202)设置。
- 根据权利要求7所述的泡沫比例混合装置,其特征在于:所述引导件(401)还包括与所述分流棱(403)相对的一个侧面(402),与分流棱(403)相对的所述侧面(402)与所述罗茨泵壳体(116)在所述罗茨泵入口(103)位置处的内壁相齐平;与所述分流棱(403)相对的所述侧面(402)的面积为A,所述罗茨泵入口(103)在所述罗茨泵壳体(116)的内壁位置处的开口面积为S,所述侧面(402)面积A与所述开口面积S之间满足:1/4≤A:S≤3/4。
- 根据权利要求7所述的泡沫比例混合装置,其特征在于:所述引导件(401)的横截面为等腰三角形,所述一对流体引导面(411)对应于所述等腰三角形的两腰,所述等腰三角形的底边的长度为b,所述等腰三角形的高为h,所述底边b与所述高h之间的比值h:b满足:1/3≤h:b≤1/2。
- 根据权利要求3所述的泡沫比例混合装置,其特征在于:所述齿轮泵入口(124)被配置为接收泡沫液,所述泡沫泵(102)被配置为将所述泡沫液从所述齿轮泵入口(124)吸入并从所述齿轮泵出口(205)排出;所述罗茨泵入口(103)被配置为接收压力流体和来自所述齿轮泵出口(205)的泡沫液,所述罗茨泵(101)被配置为将从所述罗茨泵入口管(103)流入的所述压力流体和所述泡沫液在所述罗茨泵容腔(202)内混合并从所述罗茨泵出口(104)排出。
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