Environment-friendly watering device used in road green belt

Abstract

The application provides an environment-friendly watering device for a road green belt, which is arranged in a shrubbery of a flower bed. The environment-friendly watering device comprises a lamp post, two baffles, two drip irrigation sprinkling mechanisms and a house type support base. The lamp post is vertically arranged in the flower bed, and two house type support bases are symmetrically arranged on two sides of the lamp post. The drip irrigation sprinkling mechanism is connected with the house type support base in linkage, and the chute extends to the lamp post along the arc direction of the house type support base. The environment-friendly watering device for the road green belt is matched with the lamp post, the two baffles, the two drip irrigation sprinkling mechanisms and the house type support base. The environment-friendly watering device can realize irrigation by using a drip irrigation mode through laying a water pipe in the shrubbery. Water resource is greatly saved, and in order to facilitate the requirement of road dust suppression and dust reduction, the water pipe can be climbed to the lamp post to realize high place spraying, which greatly facilitates the use of personnel.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to the field of municipal public facilities technology, specifically to an environmentally friendly sprinkler system for use in roadside green belts. Background Technology

[0002] The plants in the roadside green belts need to be watered. There are two ways to water them: one is to lay watering pipes and sprinklers in the green belt, which requires pre-installation during road construction, increasing the workload; the other is to transport water to the green belt by sprinkler truck and then water it, which is inefficient, affects traffic, and has high labor costs.

[0003] However, the above-mentioned irrigation methods are not the most water-efficient. As is well known, drip irrigation is the most water-saving method. The reason why existing green belts use irrigation is to prevent plants from drying out and dying, and more importantly, to increase the moisture content in the air along the road during irrigation, thereby reducing dust. However, there is currently no sprinkler system that can effectively achieve both of these objectives. Summary of the Invention

[0004] To address the shortcomings of existing technologies, this invention provides an environmentally friendly sprinkler system for use in roadside green belts.

[0005] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention provides the following technical solution: an environmentally friendly sprinkler system for roadside greenbelts, installed in the shrubbery of flower beds. It includes a lamp post, two baffles, two drip irrigation / sprinkler mechanisms, and a modular support base. The lamp post is vertically installed within the flower bed, and the two modular support bases are symmetrically arranged on either side of the lamp post. The drip irrigation / sprinkler mechanisms are linked to the modular support bases, and the chute extends along the curvature of the modular support base to the lamp post. The drip irrigation / sprinkler mechanisms are located within the shrubbery and include a lifting mechanism, a water pipe assembly, and a chute housing assembly. The chute housing assembly is installed within the flower bed, and the water pipe assembly is installed within the chute housing assembly. The lifting mechanism slides onto the chute, and the lifting mechanism is linked to the chute housing assembly via the water pipe assembly.

[0006] Preferably, the system also includes a water pump and a water spray pump. The water pump and water spray pump are installed within the building's support base, with the water pump connected to a water supply pipe. The water spray pump is connected to the water pump and to a water pipe assembly.

[0007] Preferably, the slide housing assembly includes a top compartment and a slide housing. The slide housing is disposed within the flower bed, and the top compartment is disposed on top of the slide housing. The top compartment communicates with the slide housing.

[0008] Preferably, the slide rail housing assembly further includes a main drive take-up reel, a movable carriage, and two guide wheels. The main drive take-up reel is located at the end of the slide rail housing away from the floor plan support base, and the movable carriage is slidably fitted inside the slide rail housing. The movable carriage is connected to the line end of the main drive take-up reel. The two guide wheels are symmetrically arranged on the movable carriage.

[0009] Preferably, the water pipe assembly includes a water pipe and multiple pressure relief ports. One end of the water pipe is connected to a water pump, and the other end runs along the slide housing and around the guide wheel to connect to a lifting mechanism on the slide groove. The multiple pressure relief ports are evenly spaced on the water pipe. A folded sunshade net is provided between the water pipes on the two guide wheels.

[0010] Preferably, the lifting mechanism includes a drive body, a housing, two hinge seats, and an electromagnet. The drive body is slidably fitted onto a slide groove, and the housing is mounted on the drive body. The two hinge seats are mounted on the electromagnet, and the electromagnet is mounted on the drive body. The hinge seats are connected to one end of a water pipe.

[0011] Preferably, the lifting mechanism further includes a secondary drive take-up reel and an electromagnet. Both the secondary drive take-up reel and the electromagnet are mounted on the drive vehicle body, and the electromagnets are magnetically connected to each other. The electromagnet is connected to the take-up end of the secondary drive take-up reel.

[0012] Preferably, it further includes a main drive motor, a movable rod, a drive motor, and a stop rod. The main drive motor is located on the back of the unit support base, and the stop rod is located on the rotating end of the main drive motor. The movable rod is mounted on the stop rod via the drive motor.

[0013] Preferably, the slide rail housing has multiple grooves, and multiple pressure relief ports correspond to the grooves.

[0014] This invention provides an environmentally friendly sprinkler system for use in roadside green belts. It offers the following advantages: 1. This environmentally friendly sprinkler system for roadside greenbelts utilizes a combination of lampposts, two baffles, two drip irrigation / sprinkler mechanisms, and a modular support base. This allows for irrigation via drip irrigation by laying water pipes among the shrubs, significantly conserving water resources. Furthermore, to facilitate dust suppression, the water pipes can be mounted on lampposts for high-altitude spraying, greatly simplifying operation. Attached Figure Description

[0015] Figure 1 This is a first perspective view of the present invention; Figure 2 This is a second perspective view of the present invention; Figure 3 This is a third perspective view of the present invention; Figure 4 This is a cross-sectional view of a first partial component of the present invention; Figure 5 This is a cross-sectional view of a second partial component of the present invention; Figure 6 This is a cross-sectional view of a third partial component of the present invention; Figure 7 This is a cross-sectional view of the fourth partial component of the present invention; Figure 8 This is a cross-sectional view of the fifth partial component of the present invention; Figure 9 This is a cross-sectional view of the sixth partial component of the present invention; Figure 10 This is a cross-sectional view of the seventh partial component of the present invention.

[0016] In the diagram: 1. Flower bed, 2. Lamp post, 3. Arc-shaped support base, 4. Drip irrigation and sprinkler irrigation mechanism, 5. Baffle, 6. Slide, 7. Lifting mechanism, 8. Water pipe, 9. Top compartment, 10. Slide housing, 11. Water pump, 12. Sprinkler pump, 13. Shrubs, 14. Pressure relief port, 15. Folding sunshade net, 16. Water pipe assembly, 17. Main drive take-up reel, 18. Slide housing assembly, 19. Drive motor, 20. Movable rod, 21. Main drive motor, 22. Stop bar, 23. Secondary drive take-up reel, 24. Drive vehicle body, 25. Electromagnet, 26. Hinge seat, 27. Electromagnetic block, 28. Housing, 29. Guide wheel, 30. Moving vehicle body. Detailed Implementation

[0017] This invention provides an environmentally friendly sprinkler system for use in roadside green belts, such as... Figure 1-10 As shown, the system is installed in the bushes 13 of flower bed 1. It includes a lamp post 2, two baffles 5, two drip irrigation / sprinkler mechanisms 4, and a modular support base 3. The lamp post 2 is vertically installed within flower bed 1, and the two modular support bases 3 are symmetrically arranged on either side of the lamp post 2. The drip irrigation / sprinkler mechanisms 4 are linked to the modular support bases 3, and a chute 6 extends along the curvature of the modular support base 3 to the lamp post 2. The drip irrigation / sprinkler mechanism 4 is located within the bushes 13 and includes a lifting mechanism 7, a water pipe assembly 16, and a slide housing assembly 18. The slide housing assembly 18 is installed within flower bed 1, and the water pipe assembly 16 is installed within the slide housing assembly 18. The lifting mechanism 7 is slidably fitted onto the chute 6, and the lifting mechanism 7 is linked to the slide housing assembly 18 via the water pipe assembly 16.

[0018] It also includes a water pump 11 and a water spray pump 12. The water pump 11 and the water spray pump 12 are installed in the house support base 3. The water pump 11 is connected to the water supply pipe. The water spray pump 12 is connected to the water pump 11 and is connected to the water pipe assembly 16.

[0019] The slide housing assembly 18 includes a top compartment 9 and a slide housing 10. The slide housing 10 is disposed inside the flower bed 1, and the top compartment 9 is disposed on top of the slide housing 10. The top compartment 9 communicates with the slide housing 10.

[0020] The slide rail housing assembly 18 also includes a main drive take-up reel 17, a moving body 30, and two guide wheels 29. The main drive take-up reel 17 is located at the end of the slide rail housing 10 away from the floor support 3, and the moving body 30 is slidably fitted inside the slide rail housing 10. The moving body 30 is connected to the line end of the main drive take-up reel 17. The two guide wheels 29 are symmetrically arranged on the moving body 30.

[0021] The water pipe assembly 16 includes a water pipe 8 and multiple pressure relief ports 14. One end of the water pipe 8 is connected to the water pump 12, and the other end runs along the slide housing 10 and around the guide wheel 29 to connect to the lifting mechanism 7 on the slide groove 6. The multiple pressure relief ports 14 are evenly spaced on the water pipe 8. A folded sunshade net 15 is provided between the water pipes 8 on the two guide wheels 29.

[0022] The lifting mechanism 7 includes a drive body 24, a housing 28, two hinge seats 26, and an electromagnet 27. The drive body 24 is slidably fitted onto the slide groove 6, and the housing 28 is mounted on the drive body 24. The two hinge seats 26 are mounted on the electromagnet 27, and the electromagnet 27 is mounted on the drive body 24. The hinge seats 26 are connected to one end of the water pipe 8.

[0023] The lifting mechanism 7 also includes a secondary drive take-up reel 23 and an electromagnet 25. Both the secondary drive take-up reel 23 and the electromagnet 25 are mounted on the drive vehicle body 24, and the electromagnet 25 is magnetically connected to an electromagnet 27. The electromagnet 27 is connected to the take-up end of the secondary drive take-up reel 23.

[0024] It also includes a main drive motor 21, a movable rod 20, a drive motor 19, and a stop rod 22. The main drive motor 21 is located on the back of the unit support base 3, and the stop rod 22 is located on the rotating end of the main drive motor 21. The movable rod 20 is mounted on the stop rod 22 via the drive motor 19.

[0025] Multiple grooves are provided on the slide housing 10, and multiple pressure relief ports 14 correspond to the grooves.

[0026] Working principle: When it is necessary to irrigate the shrubs 13 in the flower bed 1, water can be directly pumped out of the water supply pipe by the water pump 11, and then pressurized by the water spray pump 12 and injected into the water pipe 8. After the water pressure reaches the specified value, the pressure relief port 14 is opened by the water flow, and the water flows out from the groove of the slide housing 10 and comes into direct contact with the roots of the shrubs 13, effectively preventing water from evaporating.

[0027] When dust suppression is required on the road, the drive vehicle 24 moves along the chute 6, while the moving vehicle 30 moves from the rear end of the chute housing 10 to the front end, simultaneously pulling the water pipe 8 out of the chute housing 10 and upwards along the chute 6. Then, the water pump 12 sprays water from the pressure relief port 14 on the water pipe 8, which collides with the baffle 5 and atomizes, completing the dust suppression work. After the work is completed, the main drive take-up wheel 17 is controlled to return the moving vehicle 30, forcing the guide wheel 29 to pull the water pipe 8 and simultaneously driving the vehicle 24 back to its original position, thus completing the retrieval of the water pipe 8.

[0028] When there is sunny weather, since the shrubs and flowers in the flower bed often prefer shade, people often need to cover the shrubs with black netting to insulate them from direct sunlight.

[0029] The present invention can perform the first half of the dust suppression operation, such as... Figure 3 As shown, at this time, the lifting mechanism 7 pulls the water pipe 8 into the slide 6. Then, the main drive motor 21 drives the stop rod 22 to rotate, and then the drive motor 19 is controlled to fold the movable rod 20. At this time, the movable rod 20 contacts the water pipe 8. Then, the electromagnet 25 and electromagnet 27 are separated. At this time, the auxiliary drive take-up wheel 23 is connected to the electromagnet 27. Under the obstruction of the movable rod 20, the two water pipes 8 bend outward and expand outward. At this time, the folded sunshade net 15 on the two water pipes 8 can be partially unfolded. Then, when the water pipes 8 are completely laid on the top of the bushes 13, the personnel adjust them to expand the horizontal area of ​​the folded sunshade net 15 to complete the netting work on the top of the bushes 13. When the netting is no longer needed, the auxiliary drive take-up wheel 23 is controlled to pull the electromagnet 27 back into the electromagnet 25 and fix it. Then, the main drive take-up wheel 17 and the lifting mechanism 7 are controlled to allow the water pipe 8 to be completely retracted into the slide housing 10.

[0030] In summary, this environmentally friendly sprinkler system for roadside greenbelts utilizes a combination of light poles 2, two baffles 5, two drip irrigation / sprinkler mechanisms 4, and a support base 3. This allows for irrigation via drip irrigation by laying water pipes within the bushes 13, significantly conserving water resources. Furthermore, to facilitate dust suppression, the water pipes can be extended to the light poles 2 for high-altitude spraying, greatly simplifying operation.

Claims

1. An environmentally friendly sprinkler system for use in roadside green belts, installed in the shrubbery (13) of a flower bed (1), characterized in that: The device includes a lamp post (2), two baffles (5), two drip irrigation and sprinkler irrigation mechanisms (4), and a house type support base (3). The lamp post (2) is vertically set in the flower bed (1), and the two house type support bases (3) are symmetrically set on both sides of the lamp post (2). The drip irrigation and sprinkler irrigation mechanism (4) is linked to the house type support base (3). The chute (6) extends along the arc direction of the house type support base (3) to the lamp post (2). The drip irrigation and sprinkler irrigation mechanism (4) is located inside the bushes (13). The drip irrigation and sprinkler irrigation mechanism (4) includes a lifting mechanism (7), a water pipe assembly (16), and a slide shell assembly (18). The slide shell assembly (18) is set in the flower bed (1), and the water pipe assembly (16) is set in the slide shell assembly (18). The lifting mechanism (7) is slidably fitted on the chute (6). The lifting mechanism (7) is linked to the slide shell assembly (18) through the water pipe assembly (16).

2. The environmentally friendly sprinkler system for roadside green belts according to claim 1, characterized in that: It also includes a water pump (11) and a water spray pump (12), which are installed in the house support base (3). The water pump (11) is connected to the water supply pipe, the water spray pump (12) is connected to the water pump (11), and the water spray pump (12) is connected to the water pipe assembly (16).

3. The environmentally friendly sprinkler system for roadside green belts according to claim 2, characterized in that: The slide shell assembly (18) includes a top compartment (9) and a slide shell (10). The slide shell (10) is located inside the flower bed (1), and the top compartment (9) is located on top of the slide shell (10). The top compartment (9) communicates with the slide shell (10).

4. An environmentally friendly sprinkler system for roadside green belts according to claim 3, characterized in that: The slide rail housing assembly (18) also includes a main drive take-up wheel (17), a moving body (30), and two guide wheels (29). The main drive take-up wheel (17) is located on one end of the slide rail housing (10) away from the housing support base (3). The moving body (30) is slidably fitted inside the slide rail housing (10). The moving body (30) is connected to the line end of the main drive take-up wheel (17). The two guide wheels (29) are symmetrically arranged on the moving body (30).

5. An environmentally friendly sprinkler system for roadside green belts according to claim 4, characterized in that: The water pipe assembly (16) includes a water pipe (8) and multiple pressure relief ports (14). One end of the water pipe (8) is connected to the water pump (12), and the other end is connected to the lifting mechanism (7) on the slide groove (6) along the slide housing (10) and around the guide wheel (29). Multiple pressure relief ports (14) are equally spaced on the water pipe (8), and a folded sunshade net (15) is provided between the water pipes (8) on the two guide wheels (29).

6. An environmentally friendly sprinkler system for roadside green belts according to claim 5, characterized in that: The lifting mechanism (7) includes a drive body (24), a shell (28), two hinge seats (26) and an electromagnet (27). The drive body (24) is slidably fitted on the slide groove (6). The shell (28) is mounted on the drive body (24). The two hinge seats (26) are mounted on the electromagnet (27). The electromagnet (27) is mounted on the drive body (24). The hinge seats (26) are connected to one end of the water pipe (8).

7. An environmentally friendly sprinkler system for roadside green belts according to claim 6, characterized in that: The lifting mechanism (7) also includes a secondary drive take-up reel (23) and an electromagnet (25). The secondary drive take-up reel (23) and the electromagnet (25) are both mounted on the drive vehicle body (24). The electromagnet (25) is magnetically connected to the electromagnet (27), and the electromagnet (27) is connected to the take-up end of the secondary drive take-up reel (23).

8. An environmentally friendly sprinkler system for roadside green belts according to claim 7, characterized in that: It also includes a main drive motor (21), a movable rod (20), a drive motor (19), and a stop rod (22). The main drive motor (21) is located on the back of the house type support base (3). The stop rod (22) is located on the rotating end of the main drive motor (21). The movable rod (20) is located on the stop rod (22) via the drive motor (19).

9. An environmentally friendly sprinkler system for roadside green belts according to claim 8, characterized in that: The slide rail housing (10) has multiple grooves, and multiple pressure relief ports (14) are corresponding to the grooves.

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