This utility model discloses a condensate drainage device for heating pipelines, including a receiving seat, a striking mechanism on one side of the receiving seat, and installation mechanisms on both sides of the inner wall of the receiving seat. A guide bend is fixedly installed in a connecting hole at one end of the receiving seat, and a
solenoid valve is installed at one end of the guide bend. A connecting
pipe is installed at the top of the
solenoid valve, and the top of the connecting
pipe is fixedly connected to an inner receiving hopper. An electric cylinder is installed on one side of a support plate, and a drive rack is fixedly installed at the output end of the electric cylinder. This utility model, through the guide bend connected to the receiving seat, the
solenoid valve connected to the guide bend and the connecting
pipe connecting the inner receiving hopper, and the striking mechanism connected to the receiving seat, allows for the drainage of condensate from the heating pipeline. The striking mechanism acts on the outside of the pipeline, causing vibration inside the pipeline, thereby accelerating the dripping of condensate from the inner wall of the pipeline, ensuring that the condensate quickly passes through the inner receiving hopper, reducing the
energy consumption of the
heating system, and making the drainage operation more convenient and faster.