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Backwashing device of shellfish catcher

A trap and backwash technology, applied in the field of shellfish traps, can solve the problems of reducing the service life of the shellfish traps, the connection method is easy to fail, the connecting pipe is easy to break, etc., and achieves a simple structure, convenient discharge and Collect, avoid the effect of short service life

Inactive Publication Date: 2016-04-27
JIANGSU SHENTONG VALVE
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At present, the shellfish traps used in nuclear power plants are mostly in the form of filter screens. Shellfish grow on the filter screens, and the filter screens are easy to be blocked, with poor filtering effect and short service life.
[0003] The company has applied for a patent related to the shellfish trap, and the patent number is ZL201120385505.6. The technical solution disclosed in this patent adds a backwashing device on the basis of the screen type shellfish trap, but the capture in this patent The pipe and the central shaft are fixedly connected by connecting rods. During long-term use, it is found that this connection method is more likely to fail. When the sewage pipe drives the collecting pipe to rotate at high speed, centrifugal force is generated, and the connecting pipe is easy to break, which greatly reduces the Increased life of shellfish traps

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[0010] Such as figure 1 As shown, a backwashing device of a shellfish trap includes a central axis 4 installed on the axis of the shellfish trap filter screen 2 and a blowdown pipe 7 installed on the shellfish trap shell. The trap shell is composed of the left shell 1 and the right shell 3, the shellfish trap filter screen 2 is installed between the left shell 1 and the right shell 3, the left shell 1 and the right shell 3 are connected by bolts Fixed connection, the sewage pipe 7 is installed on the right housing 3, the driving device 8 is connected to the sewage pipe 7, and the catch pipe 6 is installed at the bottom of the shellfish trap filter screen 2, and the catch pipe 6 A trapping cavity 5 is formed between the filter screen 2 of the shellfish trap, the central shaft 4 and the trapping pipe 6 are integrated, and the two are connected to each other, and the end of the central shaft 4 is fixedly connected with the sewage pipe 7 by bolts , a blowdown valve 9 can also be ...

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The invention discloses a backwashing device of a shellfish catcher. The backwashing device comprises a filter screen installed between a left housing and a right housing of the shellfish catcher, the left housing of the shellfish catcher is fixedly connected to the right housing through a fastener, the right housing is provided with a drainage pipe, a driver is connected to the drainage pipe, a middle shaft is installed at the axis of the filter screen, a trapping pipe is installed on a part which is below the filter screen and fits to the filter screen, a trapping cavity is formed between the trapping pipe and the filter screen, the middle shaft and the trapping pipe are integrated and are communicated with each other and the tail end of the middle shaft is fixedly connected to the drainage pipe. The middle shaft and the trapping pipe are integrated so that reliability of connection of the middle shaft and the trapping pipe is greatly improved and a service life is prolonged. The backwashing device has a simple structure and is convenient for processing and installation.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to a shellfish trap, in particular to a shellfish trap with backwashing function. Background technique [0002] The shellfish trap is mainly used in the SEC safety plant water system of coastal nuclear power plants, as a pre-filter for heat exchangers, to prevent shellfish from adhering to subsequent equipment and causing damage to the equipment. At present, the shellfish traps used in nuclear power plants are mostly in the form of filter screens. Shellfish grow on the filter screens, and the filter screens are easy to be blocked, with poor filtering effect and short service life. [0003] The company has applied for a patent related to the shellfish trap, and the patent number is ZL201120385505.6. The technical solution disclosed in this patent adds a backwashing device on the basis of the screen type shellfish trap, but the capture in this patent The pipe and the central shaft are fixedly connected by connecting rods. During lo...

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IPC IPC(8): B01D29/64B01D29/66
Inventor 姜燕徐翠翠张晓剑施俊杰
Owner JIANGSU SHENTONG VALVE
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