Modular vent assembly for a sewage pumping station
a module and sewage technology, applied in ventilation systems, lighting and heating apparatus, heating types, etc., can solve the problems of difficult maintenance of filters, difficult to gain access to charcoal, and difficulty in removing sewage from the sewag
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[0030]FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a basic modular vent assembly 2 which can be used with or without a fan assembly to provide ventilation without odor control. The basic modular vent assembly 2 generally comprises a cap 10, and a main conduit 20 secured by base 30 to the concrete foundation of an existing pump station. For example, most existing pump stations will have a precast concrete top slab separating the underground pumping equipment from either the outside atmosphere or the control structure, and in the event of a control structure, a vent system leading up and out through an aperture in the roof of the control structure. The illustrated main conduit 20 is friction fit into the annular base 30, which mounts atop the aperture leading up and out through the precast concrete slab-foundation. The annular base 30 may be secured to the precast concrete slab-foundation by concrete expansion anchors as shown. The cap 10 is a concave hood that fits down over a main conduit 20 as ...
embodiment 60
[0036]FIG. 6 is a side cross-section of an embodiment 60 that employs the modular vent assembly as in FIGS. 1-3 with modified ductwork and supports for powered operation with a blower. In this embodiment, the main conduit 20 and base 30 of the modular vent assembly 2 are installed as described above but are connected to a conventional blower or fan assembly 80. The output of blower 80 is connected to a tubular length of neoprene 84 or other elastic material by an O-ring 82. The other side of connector 84 is connected by an O-ring 82 to the laterally-protruding stem 90 that connects to main conduit 20. In this embodiment, powering of the blower or fan assembly 80 will induct the gases through the modular vent assembly 2. The stem of T-junction conduit 90 is connected directly into the modular vent assembly 2 as described above in regard to FIGS. 2-5.
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[0037]FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a modular vent assembly 100 which can likewise be used with or without a fan assembly to provide ventilation, in this case with odor control. The modular vent assembly 100 generally comprises a stainless drum 110 with side handles 107 attached thereto, and a hinged stainless cover 105 seated atop. The modular vent assembly 100 is seated atop a main conduit 20 as above which is secured by a like base 30 to the concrete foundation of an existing pump station as described previously. The cover 105 is a concave hood that is pivoted on one side to the upper lip of drum 110 and which pivots down over the drum 110, where is fastened in place by a locking latch 109. The locking latch 109 is preferably a latch that draws a constriction band around the cover 105 to secure it to the drum 110, latch 109 being lockable by means of a cotter pin inserted there through.
[0038]FIGS. 8 and 9 are a top perspective view and a bottom perspective view, respectively, o...
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