Screw tap for preventing water leakage by utilizing hydromechanics

Abstract

The invention relates to a screw tap for preventing water leakage by utilizing hydromechanics. The screw tap for preventing water leakage by utilizing hydromechanics comprises a wall body, wherein a tap body is fixedly arranged on the right side of the wall body; a shell is arranged in the middle of the tap body in a sleeving way; a screw rod is in threaded connection to the upper part of the shell; a twisting rod is fixedly arranged at the upper end of the screw rod; a telescopic rod is fixedly connected to the top end of the inner part of the shell; clamping pieces are fixedly arranged at the lower end of the telescopic rod; unilateral wheels are fixedly arranged at the lower ends of the clamping pieces; lugs are fixedly arranged on the outer surfaces of the unilateral wheels; clamping rods are fixedly arranged on the inclined surface parts of the lugs; and barrier strips are fixedly connected to the positions, located between the lugs, at the middle lower ends of the clamping pieces. Through the cooperative use of the unilateral wheels, the lugs and the clamping rods, when the tap body is closed, rubber balls can be effectively ensured to be pushed out from rod inlet holes, so that the occurrence of the phenomenon that due to insufficient contractility of a wire winding rope, the rubber balls cannot be pulled out from the rod inlet holes is avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of hardware, in particular to a spiral water faucet which utilizes fluid mechanics to prevent water leakage. Background technique [0002] The faucet body is a valve that controls the flow of water. When the screw-type switch faucet body is turned on or off, it needs to be twisted several times to completely block the water, and the sealing ring of the usual screw-type faucet body is loose due to long-term use. When the screw rod is turned on to release water, the water will generally flow upward from the connection between the screw rod and the faucet body, and water leakage will also occur when it is closed, which wastes more water resources and is not conducive to saving water. losses to the economy. Contents of the invention [0003] (1) Technical solution [0004] In order to achieve the above-mentioned purpose of saving water resources, the present invention provides the following technical solutio...

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[0002] The faucet body is a valve that controls the flow of water. When the screw-type switch faucet body is turned on or off, it needs to be twisted several times to completely block the water, and the sealing ring of the usual screw-type faucet body is loose due to long-term use. When the screw rod is turned on to release water, the water will generally flow upward from the connection between the screw rod and the faucet body, and water leakage will also occur when it is closed, which wastes more water resources and is not conducive to saving water. loss to the economy

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