A structure for reducing blowout pressure of urban drainage shafts
A technology for urban drainage and vertical wells, which is applied in the direction of sewage discharge, waterway systems, water supply devices, etc., and can solve problems such as environmental pollution of water-air mixtures, threats to public safety of drainage pipe networks, and pressure pulsation.
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[0031] A new structure for reducing the blowout pressure of an urban drainage shaft, comprising: an inlet pool 1, an upstream pipeline 2, a drop water chamber 5, a downstream pipeline 8 and an outlet pool 9, an inlet pool 1, an upstream pipeline 2, a drop water chamber 5, and a downstream pipeline 8 and the outlet pool 9 are connected successively from left to right, and the top of the drop water chamber 5 is connected to the shaft, and the shaft 3 communicates with the outside atmosphere.
[0032] A diversion shell 6 connecting the upstream pipeline 2 and the downstream pipeline 8 is arranged in the falling water chamber 5 , and a throttle plate 4 is arranged on the top of the shaft 3 , and a combined scheme is formed between the throttle plate 4 and the diversion shell 6 .
[0033] The diversion shell plate 6 is a semicircular gradually expanding shell plate. The inner diameter of the upstream side of the diversion shell plate 6 is the same as that of the upstream pipeline 2 ...
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[0036]Embodiment 2: Based on Embodiment 1, but different again is;
[0037] This embodiment is applicable to the protection structure scheme for effectively reducing the blowout pressure of the drainage shaft. Conventional sewer design such as figure 1 As shown, in order to reduce the slope of the pipeline, a drop water chamber 5 is usually set. The drop water chamber 5 is connected with the upstream pipeline 2 and the downstream pipeline 8 , and the top of the drop water chamber 5 is connected with the shaft 3 . When heavy rainfall occurs, the water flow in the upstream pipeline 2 changes from an open channel flow to a pressurized flow, and the rapidly increasing water flow quickly fills the falling water chamber 5 under the action of inertia. Due to the small flow velocity of the downstream pipeline 8, the transportation capacity is poor , so the rapidly increasing water flow is sprayed out along the shaft 3 after filling the falling water chamber 5, forming a blowout, acc...
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