This application provides a high-efficiency sealing
pipe connection structure, comprising a connection mechanism and a
pipe assembly. The inner wall of the connection mechanism has a stepped flow guiding cavity, which includes a contraction section and an expansion section. The inner wall of the contraction section has a turbulence-inducing protrusion. It also includes a convex-shaped turbulent elastic sealing mechanism, whose inner wide sealing end face conforms to the outer wall of the
pipe and is machined with spiral microgrooves. The inner wall of the connection mechanism has a flow guiding groove, one end of which connects to the expansion section, and the other end extends to the starting end of the spiral microgrooves. This relates to the field of
fluid transport technology. The fluid is pressurized by the contraction section, and the turbulence-inducing protrusions create a rotating turbulent flow. Part of the turbulence is guided to the sealing mechanism through the flow guiding groove, using
fluid pressure to enhance the sealing fit. Simultaneously, the fluid generates circumferential scouring along the spiral microgrooves, achieving self-cleaning of the sealing surface. This invention has a compact structure, reliable sealing, and self-cleaning capability, and is suitable for rapid pipe connections in high-pressure,
impurity-containing fluid environments.