Self-operated oil spill prevention device for oil tank
A self-operated, anti-overflow technology, applied in valve devices, valve operation/release devices, functional valve types, etc., can solve problems such as inaccurate metering, oil overflow in oil storage tanks, and failure to close valves in a timely manner, and achieve improved hydraulic performance. Bit accuracy, easy maintenance, and the effect of avoiding environmental pollution
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Embodiment 1
[0033] A self-operated oil spill prevention device for an oil tank, characterized in that it includes a main valve 1, a pilot valve 9, an oil outlet pipe 4, an oil inlet pipe 6, a pressure guide pipe 7, an oil guide pipe 8 and a first pipe 15.
[0034] The main valve 1 includes a valve cover 101 , a connecting rod 102 , a valve body 103 , a valve flap 105 and a diaphragm 107 . The membrane 107 seals the upper opening of the valve body 103 . The lower part of the valve cover 101 is open. The lower end opening of the valve cover 101 is installed on the upper end opening of the valve body 103 . The diaphragm 107 separates the valve body 103 and the valve cover 101 . The diaphragm 107 is located between the valve body 103 and the valve cover 101 . The diaphragm 107 is an elastic diaphragm. The valve cover 101 and the diaphragm 107 enclose an upper cavity 2 . The valve body 103 and the diaphragm 107 form a lower chamber 3 . There is also a left chamber 5 below the lower chamb...
Embodiment 2
[0044] The main structure of this embodiment is the same as that of Embodiment 1. The difference is that the opening area of the upper end of the valve body 103 is not necessarily larger than the opening area of the hole.
[0045] In this embodiment, there are several springs 108 in the upper cavity 2 . The upper end of the spring 108 is installed below the inner wall of the upper chamber 2 , and the lower end is installed above the diaphragm 107 .
[0046] Preferably, a guide sleeve 109 is arranged above the inner wall of the upper chamber 2 . The upper end of the spring 108 is in contact with the inner wall of the upper chamber 2 . The lower end of the spring 108 is in contact with the upper surface of the metal disc 106 . The upper surface of the metal disc 106 is equipped with guide rods. The guide rod is inserted into the guide sleeve 109 . The lower surface of the metal disk 106 is in contact with the upper side of the diaphragm 107 .
[0047] Further, the pilo...
Embodiment 3
[0055] The main structure of this embodiment is the same as that of Embodiment 2.
[0056] Preferably, the opening area of the upper end of the valve body 103 is larger than the opening area of the hole. That is, the features of Embodiment 1 and Embodiment 2 are combined.
[0057] Further, the pilot valve 9 also includes an adjusting screw 909 and a waterproof cover 908 . The adjusting screw 909 penetrates the upper valve body 901 from the outside and abuts against the spring baffle 907 . The waterproof cover 908 covers the adjusting screw 909 . The purpose of setting the waterproof cover 908 is to protect the adjusting screw 909 from man-made or natural damage, and prevent unrelated personnel from adjusting the adjusting screw 909 at will.
[0058] The adjusting screw 909 is provided for conveniently controlling and closing the oil pressure of the main valve 1, so that the anti-overflow device has versatility and is suitable for different oil depots. Specifically, acc...
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