Biological sterilizing device based on siphon principle

Abstract

The invention discloses a biological sterilizing device based on the siphon principle and in particular to a high-temperature sterilizing device for generating hot water by generating negative pressure in the way that an electromagnet core adsorbs a piston head to move by utilizing the siphon principle. An adsorption tube is fixed under a water tank. The inner side in the adsorption tube is fixedly connected with the electromagnet core, one side of a sleeve rod away from the electromagnet core is fixedly connected with an iron piece, the side of the iron piece is fixedly connected with the piston head, the edge of the piston head is in sealing and sliding connection with the inner wall of the adsorption tube, and the outer surface of the sleeve rod is in sleeve connection with a spring. One end of the spring abuts against the iron piece, and the other end abuts against the electromagnet core. The water tank and the adsorption tube are communicated through a liquid guide tube. One end of the liquid guide tube is located in the water tank, the other end penetrates the adsorption tube to be communicated with the inside of the adsorption tube, and the adsorption tube is communicated with an air guide tube. An outlet pipe is connected with the inside of the adsorption tube close to a port of the liquid guide tube, the upper end of the outlet pipe is communicated to the inside of theadsorption tube through a one-way valve, a flat plate is fixed at the lower end of the outlet pipe, and water sprayers are symmetrically fixed at two ends of the flat plate.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a biological device, in particular to a biological sterilization device based on the siphon principle. Background technique [0002] The use of strong physical and chemical factors to make all microorganisms inside and outside any object permanently lose their ability to grow and reproduce is called sterilization. The commonly used methods of sterilization include chemical reagent sterilization, radiation sterilization, dry heat sterilization, moist heat sterilization and filter sterilization. [0003] Among them, the use of moist heat sterilization is widely used in bioengineering, and pasteurization is the application of moist heat sterilization. Use saturated water vapor or hot water at an appropriate temperature to directly heat to kill microorganisms, but most of the existing bioengineering moist heat sterilization devices achieve sterilization through complex mechanisms, and there is a problem of uneven heating during th...

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Problems solved by technology

Use saturated water vapor or hot water at an appropriate temperature to directly heat to kill microorganisms, but most of the existing bioengineering moist heat sterilization devices are sterilized through complex mechanisms, and there is a problem of uneven heating during the sterilization process, which leads to sterilization. Bacterial effect is not good, can not be fully sterilized

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