Fire-fighting medium supply device and method for substation fire-fighting robot

Abstract

The invention provides a fire-fighting medium supply device and method for a substation fire-fighting robot. The fire-fighting medium supply device comprises a bearing mechanism, wherein a water supply mechanism, a foam supply mechanism and a water hose docking mechanism are borne on the bearing mechanism; the water supply mechanism comprises at least one fire-fighting water storage tank; the fire-fighting water storage tank is connected with a booster pump through a pipeline to provide pressure for water supply; a drain pipe of the booster pump is connected with a water hose through a joint;the foam supply mechanism comprises at least one foam storage tank; the foam storage tank is connected with a foam pump through a pipeline; a drain pipe of the foam pump is connected with a water inlet pipe of the booster pump; the water hose docking mechanism comprises a quick-plug joint arranged at the end part of the water hose and a supporting seat arranged on the bearing mechanism; a plurality of columns distributed circumferentially are arranged on the supporting seat; the water hose can be accommodated in the center of each column; two oppositely arranged pressing plates are arranged atthe end part of each column; the pressing plates can rotate relatively; and the quick-plug joint is movably clamped in the inner edge of each pressing plate.

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technical field [0001] The disclosure belongs to the technical field of substation fire-fighting robots, and in particular relates to a fire-fighting medium supply equipment and method for a substation fire-fighting robot. Background technique [0002] The statements in this section merely provide background information related to the present disclosure and do not necessarily constitute prior art. [0003] At present, when a fire breaks out in a substation, the general operation and maintenance personnel are responsible for disconnecting the faulty equipment from the grid and waiting for the fire brigade to carry out the fire fighting operation. There are no fire-fighting robots in the substation. Moreover, at present, most fire-fighting robots at home and abroad are developed for the fire-fighting needs of high-risk places such as oil refineries and chemical plants, and no fire-fighting robots for substation environments have been put into operation yet. Ordinary fire-figh...

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Problems solved by technology

[0005] However, as far as the inventor knows, most of the current fire-fighting robots use fire trucks for pressurized water supply. Since fire trucks cannot achieve continuous water supply, they do not have functions such as automatic docking and recycling of hoses, and cannot meet the fire-fighting needs of unattended substations.

Moreover, fire trucks are expensive and bulky, and are not suitable for long-term deployment in substations to cooperate with fire-fighting robots for fire-fighting operations.

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