A soil microbial agent in-situ activation and remediation device
The soil microbial agent in-situ activation and remediation equipment, with its integrated design and precise operation process, solves the problems of low efficiency and high cost in traditional soil remediation technologies, achieving efficient, economical, and environmentally friendly remediation of contaminated soil.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202610456556.4
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2026-04-08
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-02
AI Technical Summary
Existing soil remediation technologies suffer from problems such as cumbersome procedures, low efficiency, high costs, and complex equipment requirements, and are particularly inefficient in the remediation of large-scale contaminated sites.
An integrated soil microbial agent in-situ activation and remediation device was designed, including a vehicle, a bacterial solution tank, a transmission mechanism, and a remediation mechanism. It integrates static pressure penetration, bacterial solution spraying, and in-situ mixing into one operation. Combined with induction probes, tactile sensors, and wide-angle nozzles, it achieves precise depth control and uniform diffusion of the bacterial agent. The vehicle-mounted design improves operational efficiency and quality.
It achieves highly efficient and integrated operations, significantly improves repair efficiency and quality, reduces equipment investment and labor costs, minimizes environmental disturbance, is highly adaptable, and conforms to the concept of green and sustainable restoration.
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Technical Field
[0001] This invention relates to the field of soil remediation technology, specifically to an in-situ activation and remediation device for soil microbial agents. Background Technology
[0002] Soil is a vital carrier of the ecological environment and a fundamental element for agricultural production and ecological balance. With the continuous advancement of industrial and agricultural production activities, some areas have experienced organic matter residues and the accumulation of harmful substances in the soil, impacting soil ecological structure, crop growth environment, and ecosystem security. In-situ activation and remediation of soil microbial agents is a green ecological remediation technology developed based on the principles of soil microecology. This technology focuses on in-situ treatment, eliminating the need for large-scale soil transportation and off-site processing. By adding functional microbial agents to the target soil, supplemented by appropriate agent diffusion and activation methods, the metabolic and reproductive activities of functional microorganisms are fully stimulated. Utilizing the degradation, transformation, and passivation effects of microorganisms on harmful substances in the soil, soil pollutants are gradually eliminated, soil microbial community structure is optimized, and the soil's natural purification capacity and tillage performance are restored. This technology adheres to the concept of eco-friendly remediation, minimizes disturbance to the surrounding environment, and aligns with the needs of green and sustainable governance, making it an important technical approach in the field of contaminated soil ecological remediation.
[0003] Existing traditional soil remediation technologies have significant shortcomings. They require pre-drilling, with large-scale operations necessitating the drilling of hundreds or even thousands of holes. This relies on drilling rigs for each hole, resulting in lengthy construction periods and high labor costs. Furthermore, the need to assemble and connect pipelines, valves, and probes one by one leads to high material and installation costs. The overall construction process involves multiple independent steps, such as drilling, pipeline laying, and equipment transportation, requiring the coordinated operation of multiple sets of equipment. This fragmented and cumbersome process, coupled with redundant and complex equipment, results in the core drawbacks of numerous construction steps, low operational efficiency, high labor and material costs, and complex equipment requirements.
[0004] Therefore, a solution is needed. Summary of the Invention
[0005] (a) Technical problems to be solved To address the shortcomings of existing technologies, this invention provides an in-situ activation and remediation device for soil microbial agents, thereby solving the problems mentioned in the background section.
[0006] (II) Technical Solution To achieve the above objectives, the present invention provides the following technical solution: A soil microbial agent in-situ activation and remediation device includes an equipment vehicle, a bacterial liquid tank, a transmission mechanism, and a remediation mechanism. The bacterial liquid tank is mounted on the equipment vehicle, the transmission mechanism is located at the right end of the equipment vehicle, and the remediation mechanism is mounted on the transmission mechanism. The transmission mechanism includes a tail plate, extension plates, an unobstructed groove, a fixed plate, a transmission box, a transmission groove, a first transmission roller, a first gear chain, a second transmission roller, a second gear chain, a rotating shaft, a first motor, a baffle, a moving box, a meshing groove, and meshing teeth. The tail plate is located at the rear of the equipment vehicle and at the right end of the bacterial liquid chamber. The extension plates are located at both ends of the tail plate. The unobstructed groove is recessed at the right end of the tail plate to allow the components of the repair mechanism to move freely back and forth. The fixed plate is located at the top of each extension plate and at one end away from the other extension plate. The transmission box is located between two fixed plates. The transmission groove is located inside the transmission box with its openings facing upwards and downwards, respectively. A first drive roller is equidistantly arranged in the upper half of the conveying groove from front to back. A toothed chain wraps around all the first drive rollers. A second drive roller is arranged in the lower half of the conveying groove corresponding to the position of each first drive roller. A toothed chain wraps around all the second drive rollers. A rotating shaft is located at the left end of the first drive roller at the top front end. A motor is located at the left end of the rotating shaft and at the left end of the conveying box. A baffle is located at the front end of the motor. A moving box wraps around the conveying box. A meshing groove extends through the interior of the moving box from front to back. Meshing teeth are evenly arranged at the top and bottom of the meshing groove from front to back.
[0007] Preferably, the tail plate has a rectangular structure, the extension plate has a right-angled trapezoidal structure, the tail plate and the extension plate are integrally formed, the fixing plate has a cuboid structure, and the conveyor box has a cuboid structure.
[0008] Preferably, the width of the conveying groove is smaller than the width of the conveying box, the bottom of the first toothed chain and the top of the second toothed chain mesh with each other, the top of the first toothed chain and the top of the conveying box are located on the same plane, and the bottom of the second toothed chain and the bottom of the conveying box are located on the same plane.
[0009] Preferably, the baffle is a cuboid structure, the baffle and the conveyor box are integrally formed, the moving box is a cuboid structure, and the meshing teeth mesh with the top of the first tooth chain and the bottom of the second tooth chain.
[0010] Preferably, the repair mechanism includes a vertical plate, a hydraulic cylinder, a threaded pressure head, a sensor probe, a lifting box I, a lifting groove I, a pipe hole, a motor II, a lead screw I, a bearing I, a slider I, a fixing block I, an infusion pipe I, a threaded connector I, a wide-angle nozzle, a solenoid valve, an infusion pipe II, a threaded connector II, a lifting box II, a lifting groove II, a motor III, a lead screw II, a bearing II, a slider II, a fixing block II, a fixing block III, a bearing III, a reinforcing column, a motor IV, a rotating rod, a convex bottom, a tactile sensor, a groove, a stirring bar, and a movable shaft. The vertical plate is vertically arranged at the front end of the top of the movable box. The hydraulic cylinder is located at the right end of the movable box and the right end of the vertical plate. The threaded pressure head is screwed onto the threaded output end of the hydraulic cylinder. The sensor probe is located on the screw... At the bottom of the pressure head, the lifting box one is located at the center of the top of the movable box and at the rear end of the upright plate. The lifting groove one is located inside the lifting box one with its opening facing right. The tube hole extends from left to right through the lifting box one and is located above the lifting groove one. The motor two is located at the bottom of the lifting groove one. The lead screw one is located at the top of the motor two. The bearing one is wrapped around the top of the lead screw one. The slider one is wrapped around the lead screw one and is located inside the lifting groove one. The fixing block one is located at the right end of the slider one and is located outside the lifting box one. The infusion tube one extends downward through the fixing block one. The threaded connector one is located at... The infusion tube one is located at the top of the fixed block one; the wide-angle nozzle is located at the bottom of the threaded connector one; the solenoid valve is located at the right end of the bacterial culture chamber; the infusion tube two is located at the right end of the solenoid valve; the threaded connector two is located at the output end of the infusion tube two; the lifting box two is located at the rear end of the top of the movable box; the lifting groove two is located inside the lifting box two with its opening facing right; the motor three is located at the bottom inside the lifting groove two; the lead screw two is located at the top of the motor three; the bearing two is wrapped around the top of the lead screw two; the slider two is wrapped around the lead screw two and located inside the lifting groove two; the fixed block two is located at the right end of the slider two and is located at... Outside the lifting box two, the fixing block three is located below the fixing block two, the bearing three is located inside the fixing block three, the reinforcing column is located at the four corners of the top of the fixing block three and connected to the fixing block two, the motor four is located at the top of the fixing block two, the rotating rod is located at the bottom of the motor four and extends downward through the bearing three, the convex bottom is located at the bottom of the rotating rod, the tactile sensor is located at the bottom of the convex bottom, the groove is circumferentially located at the bottom of the rotating rod and located at the top of the convex bottom, the stirring bar is located inside each of the grooves, and the movable shaft is located at the two lateral ends of the top of each of the stirring bars and is inserted into the two lateral ends of the top of each groove.
[0011] Preferably, the upright plate has a cuboid structure, the right end of the upright plate and the right end of the movable box are located on the same plane, and the upright plate and the movable box are connected by welding.
[0012] Preferably, the lifting box is rectangular and is connected to the movable box by welding. The height of the lifting box is higher than the height of the upright plate. The pipe hole is cylindrical. The slider and the fixing block are integrally formed. The infusion tube and the fixing block are interference-fitted.
[0013] Preferably, the second lifting box has a rectangular structure and is connected to the movable box by welding. The height of the second lifting box is higher than the height of the first lifting box. The area of the third fixing block is equal to the area of the second fixing block, and the thickness of the third fixing block is less than the thickness of the second fixing block.
[0014] Preferably, the stirring bar has an arc-shaped structure, and the length of the stirring bar is less than the length of the groove.
[0015] Preferably, the movable shaft has a cylindrical structure, and the movable shaft and the stirring bar are integrally formed, with the maximum unfolding angle of the stirring bar being ninety degrees.
[0016] (III) Beneficial Effects This invention provides an in-situ activation and remediation device for soil microbial agents. It has the following beneficial effects: 1. The highly efficient integrated design enables the integrated operation of static pressure penetration, bacterial solution spraying, and in-situ mixing, with rapid switching of the working head, which greatly improves the repair efficiency.
[0017] 2. By utilizing the combination of induction probes, tactile sensors, wide-angle nozzles, and centrifugal stirring bars, precise depth control and uniform diffusion of the bacterial agent are achieved, ensuring the quality of restoration.
[0018] 3. No need for multiple sets of equipment and a large amount of manpower and consumables, significantly reducing equipment investment, labor and consumable costs.
[0019] 4. In-situ remediation requires no soil transportation and relies on the natural degradation of microbial agents, resulting in minimal environmental disturbance and no secondary pollution.
[0020] 5. The vehicle-mounted design allows for flexible mobility, automates core processes, and is easy to operate and highly adaptable. Attached Figure Description
[0021] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the present invention; Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the tailplate structure of the present invention; Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the transmission mechanism structure of the present invention; Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of the conveyor box of the present invention; Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of a portion of the repair mechanism of the present invention; Figure 6 This invention is based on Figure 5 A schematic diagram of the front-end structure; Figure 7 This invention is based on Figure 5 A schematic diagram of the central structure; Figure 8 This invention is based on Figure 5 A schematic diagram of the backend structure; Figure 9 This invention is based on Figure 8 Detailed top structure diagram; Figure 10 This invention is based on Figure 8 Detailed bottom structure diagram; Figure 11 This invention is based on Figure 10 Detailed structural diagram of the connection point of the stirring bar.
[0022] In the diagram: 1-Equipment cart; 2-Bacterial liquid tank; 3-Transmission mechanism; 31-Tail plate; 32-Extension plate; 33-Unobstructed trough; 34-Fixed plate; 35-Transfer box; 36-Transfer trough; 37-Transmission roller one; 38-Gear chain one; 39-Transmission roller two; 310-Gear chain two; 311-Rotating shaft; 312-Motor one; 313-Baffle; 314-Moving box; 315-Meshing groove; 316-Meshing tooth; 4-Repair mechanism; 41-Upright plate; 42-Hydraulic cylinder; 43-Threaded pressure head; 44-Induction probe; 45-Lifting box one; 46-Lifting trough one; 47-Pipe hole; 48-Motor two; 49-Screw one; 410- 411-Bearing 1; 412-Slider 1; 413-Infusion tube 1; 414-Threaded connector 1; 415-Wide-angle nozzle; 416-Solenoid valve; 417-Infusion tube 2; 418-Threaded connector 2; 419-Lifting box 2; 420-Lifting groove 2; 421-Motor 3; 422-Screw 2; 423-Bearing 2; 424-Slider 2; 425-Stabilizing block 2; 426-Stabilizing block 3; 427-Bearing 3; 428-Reinforcing column; 429-Motor 4; 430-Rotating rod; 431-Convex bottom; 432-Tactile sensor; 433-Groove; 434-Stirring bar; 435-Moving shaft. Detailed Implementation
[0023] The technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present invention, and not all embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art without creative effort are within the scope of protection of the present invention.
[0024] Please see Figure 1-11 The present invention provides a technical solution to achieve this: including an equipment vehicle 1, a bacterial liquid tank 2, a transmission mechanism 3, and a repair mechanism 4. The bacterial liquid tank 2 is disposed on the equipment vehicle 1, the transmission mechanism 3 is disposed on the right end of the equipment vehicle 1, and the repair mechanism 4 is disposed on the transmission mechanism 3.
[0025] The transmission mechanism 3 includes a tail plate 31, an extension plate 32, an unobstructed groove 33, a fixed plate 34, a conveyor box 35, a conveyor trough 36, a first transmission roller 37, a first gear chain 38, a second transmission roller 39, a second gear chain 310, a rotating shaft 311, a first motor 312 (model: 57HS22), a baffle 313, a moving box 314, a meshing groove 315, and meshing teeth 316. The tail plate 31 is located at the rear of the equipment vehicle 1 and at the right end of the bacterial liquid tank 2. The extension plate 32 is located at both the front and rear ends of the tail plate 31. The unobstructed groove 33 is recessed at the right end of the tail plate 31 to allow the components of the repair mechanism 4 to move freely back and forth. The fixed plate 34 is located on the top of each extension plate 32 and at one end away from the other extension plate 32. The conveyor box 35 is located between the two fixed plates 34. The conveyor trough 36 is located at the conveyor... Inside the box 35, with its openings facing upwards and downwards, transmission rollers 37 are equidistantly arranged in the upper half of the conveying groove 36 from front to back. A toothed chain 38 surrounds all transmission rollers 37. Transmission rollers 39 are positioned in the lower half of the conveying groove 36 corresponding to the position of each transmission roller 37. A toothed chain 310 surrounds all transmission rollers 39. A rotating shaft 311 is located at the left end of the transmission roller 37 at the top front end. A motor 312 is located at the left end of the rotating shaft 311 and at the left end of the conveying box 35. A baffle 313 is located at the front end of the motor 312. A moving box 314 surrounds the conveying box 35. A meshing groove 315 extends through the interior of the moving box 314 from front to back. Meshing teeth 316 are evenly arranged at the top and bottom of the meshing groove 315 from front to back.
[0026] In detail, the tail plate 31 has a rectangular structure, the extension plate 32 has a right-angled trapezoidal structure, the tail plate 31 and the extension plate 32 are integrally formed, the fixing plate 34 has a cuboid structure, and the conveyor box 35 has a cuboid structure.
[0027] The width of the conveyor trough 36 is smaller than the width of the conveyor box 35. The bottom of the toothed chain 38 and the top of the toothed chain 310 mesh with each other. The top of the toothed chain 38 and the top of the conveyor box 35 are on the same plane, and the bottom of the toothed chain 310 and the bottom of the conveyor box 35 are on the same plane.
[0028] The baffle 313 has a cuboid structure and is integrally formed with the conveyor box 35. The moving box 314 has a cuboid structure and the meshing teeth 316 mesh with the top of the tooth chain 38 and the bottom of the tooth chain 310.
[0029] Repair mechanism 4 includes a vertical plate 41, a hydraulic cylinder 42 (model: HSG-80 / 45-500), a threaded pressure head 43, a sensing probe 44 (model: SoilVUE10), a lifting box 45, a lifting channel 46, a pipe hole 47, a motor 48 (model: 42HS4013A4), a lead screw 49, a bearing 410, a slider 411, a fixing block 412, an infusion tube 413, a threaded connector 414, a wide-angle nozzle 415, a solenoid valve 416, an infusion tube 417, a threaded connector 418, a lifting box 419, a lifting channel 420, a motor 421 (model: 60ST-M01330), a lead screw 422, a bearing 423, a slider 424, and a fixing block. Block 2 425, fixed block 3 426, bearing 3 427, reinforcing column 428, motor 429 (model: 86BYG250C), rotating rod 430, convex bottom 431, tactile sensor 432 (model: FST800-201), groove 433, stirring bar 434, and movable shaft 435; upright plate 41 is vertically set at the front end of the top of the movable box 314; hydraulic cylinder 42 is set at the right end of the movable box 314 and the right end of the upright plate 41; threaded pressure head 43 is screwed onto the threaded output end of hydraulic cylinder 42; sensing probe 44 is set at the bottom of threaded pressure head 43; lifting box 1 45 is set in the middle of the top of the movable box 314 and at the rear end of the upright plate 41; lifting groove 1 46 is set inside lifting box 1 45 and... The opening faces right. Pipe hole 47 runs from left to right through the interior of lifting box 45 and is located above lifting groove 46. Motor 48 is located at the bottom of lifting groove 46. Lead screw 49 is located at the top of motor 48. Bearing 410 is wrapped around the top of lead screw 49. Slider 411 is wrapped around lead screw 49 and located inside lifting groove 46. Fixing block 412 is located at the right end of slider 411 and outside lifting box 45. Infusion tube 413 runs through the interior of fixing block 412 and extends downwards. Threaded connector 414 is located at the top of infusion tube 413 and at the top of fixing block 412. Wide-angle nozzle 415 is located at the bottom of threaded connector 414. Solenoid valve 416... Located at the right end of the bacterial culture chamber 2, infusion tube 2 417 is located at the right end of the solenoid valve 416, threaded connector 2 418 is located at the output end of infusion tube 2 417, lifting box 2 419 is located at the rear end of the top of the movable box 314, lifting groove 2 420 is located inside lifting box 2 419 with its opening facing right, motor 3 421 is located at the bottom inside lifting groove 2 420, lead screw 2 422 is located at the top of motor 3 421, bearing 2 423 is located around the top of lead screw 2 422, slider 2 424 is located inside lifting groove 2 420 around lead screw 2 422, fixing block 2 425 is located at the right end of slider 2 424 and is located outside lifting box 2 419, and fixing block 3 426 is located below fixing block 2 425.Bearing 3 427 is located inside fixing block 3 426. Reinforcing column 428 is located at the four corners of the top of fixing block 3 426 and connected to fixing block 2 425. Motor 429 is located on top of fixing block 2 425. Rotating rod 430 is located at the bottom of motor 429 and extends downward through bearing 3 427. Convex bottom 431 is located at the bottom of rotating rod 430. Tactile sensor 432 is located at the bottom of convex bottom 431. Grooves 433 are circumferentially located at the bottom of rotating rod 430 and at the top of convex bottom 431. Stirring bars 434 are located inside each groove 433. Movable shaft 435 is located at both lateral ends of the top of each stirring bar 434 and is inserted into both lateral ends of the top of each groove 433.
[0030] The upright plate 41 has a cuboid structure. The right end of the upright plate 41 and the right end of the movable box 314 are on the same plane. The upright plate 41 and the movable box 314 are connected by welding.
[0031] The lifting box 45 has a rectangular structure and is connected to the moving box 314 by welding. The height of the lifting box 45 is higher than the height of the upright plate 41. The pipe hole 47 has a cylindrical structure. The slider 411 and the fixing block 412 are integrally formed. The infusion tube 413 and the fixing block 412 are interference-fitted.
[0032] The second lifting box 419 has a rectangular structure and is connected to the moving box 314 by welding. The height of the second lifting box 419 is higher than the height of the first lifting box 45. The area of the third fixing block 426 is equal to the area of the second fixing block 425, and the thickness of the third fixing block 426 is less than the thickness of the second fixing block 425.
[0033] The stirring bar 434 has an arc-shaped structure, and the length of the stirring bar 434 is less than the length of the groove 433.
[0034] The movable shaft 435 has a cylindrical structure and is integrally formed with the stirring bar 434. The maximum angle at which the stirring bar 434 unfolds is ninety degrees.
[0035] Solution Analysis: 1. Highly efficient integration, significantly improving operational efficiency. Integrated operation process: This equipment integrates the three core processes of static pressure penetration, bacterial liquid spraying, and in-situ mixing into one vehicle-mounted device, completely eliminating the cumbersome process of "drilling → pipeline laying → multi-equipment collaboration" in traditional technology.
[0036] Quick switching of operating heads: Through the lateral movement of the transmission mechanism 3 and the vertical lifting of the repair mechanism 4, the pressure head, spray head and mixing head can be quickly switched, and the single-hole operation cycle is greatly shortened, which is especially suitable for the efficient treatment of large-area contaminated sites.
[0037] 2. Precise and controllable, improving repair quality. Precise depth control: The hydraulic cylinder 42, in conjunction with the sensing probe 44, can accurately locate the depth of the most severely contaminated soil layer, ensuring that the repair effect reaches the lesion directly.
[0038] Uniform bacterial agent diffusion: The wide-angle nozzle 415 injects the bacterial solution into the bottom of the hole, and the centrifugal stirring bar 434 rotates at high speed to fully mix the bacterial solution with the soil, effectively expanding the remediation radius of a single hole and avoiding the problem of uneven distribution of the bacterial agent.
[0039] Intelligent sensing: The application of tactile sensor 432 and sensing probe 44 enables automated perception and feedback during the operation process, improving operational accuracy and safety.
[0040] 3. Cost optimization and reduction of resource consumption. Reduced labor and consumables: Eliminating the need for extensive manual labor in drilling, pipeline laying, and equipment transportation significantly reduces labor costs. Simultaneously, it avoids the use and waste of large quantities of pipes, valves, and other consumables common in traditional technologies.
[0041] Reduced equipment investment: One piece of equipment can complete all operations, eliminating the need to purchase multiple sets of equipment such as drilling rigs and spraying trucks, which greatly reduces the equipment investment and maintenance costs of the project.
[0042] 4. Environmentally friendly with minimal ecological disturbance In-situ remediation: The entire process is carried out on-site, without the need for large-scale earthwork transportation, minimizing damage to soil structure and the surrounding ecological environment.
[0043] Green concept: Relying on the natural degradation of microbial agents, there is no secondary pollution, which is in line with the concept of green and sustainable ecological restoration.
[0044] 5. Easy to operate and highly adaptable Mobile and flexible: The vehicle-mounted platform design allows for easy relocation and adaptability to different terrains and site conditions.
[0045] High degree of automation: The core operation process can be completed automatically by motors and hydraulic cylinders 42, which is simple to operate and reduces the requirements for the professional skills of operators.
[0046] Working principle: During operation, first, threaded connector 418 is passed through pipe hole 47 from left to right and mates with threaded connector 414. Then, the moving box 314 is positioned in the rear half of the conveyor box 35. Next, the hydraulic cylinder 42 is activated, driving the threaded pressure head 43 to press into the ground until the sensing probe 44 detects the deepest point requiring repair, at which point it stops and retracts to its original position. The next step involves motor 312 driving transmission roller 37 to rotate via shaft 311. This rotation, through the meshing between toothed chain 38 and toothed chain 310, causes toothed chain 310 to rotate, aligning the top of toothed chain 38 with the bottom of toothed chain 310. This causes the moving box 314 to move forward one-third of its length before stopping. Subsequently, driven by motor 2 48, the lead screw 1 49 rotates, and the fixed block 1 412, along with the infusion tube 1 413, moves downward until it is below the top of the pressure hole. The solenoid valve 416 is then opened, and the bacterial solution is sprayed from top to bottom into the pressure hole through the infusion tube 2 417, the infusion tube 1 413, and the wide-angle nozzle 415 until it reaches the bottom of the pressure hole. After a certain amount has been filled, the fixed block 1 412 returns to its original position. Then, the moving box 314 is moved forward by one-third of its length and stops. Then, driven by motor 3 421, the lead screw 2 422 rotates, and the fixed block 2 425, along with motor 429 and the rotating rod 430, descends until the touch sensor 432 senses the bottom of the pressure hole. Then, motor 429 drives the rotating rod 430 to rotate rapidly. Under the influence of centrifugal force, each stirring bar 434 expands outward until it reaches ninety degrees, which rapidly stirs the already softened soil at the bottom, facilitating the diffusion of the bacterial solution in all directions. After rotation stops, the mixing bar 434 automatically closes due to loss of centrifugal force, and then the fixing block 425 returns to its original position. Finally, the moving box 314 returns to its original position to complete one repair cycle, which is convenient, quick, and saves time and effort. Afterwards, the equipment vehicle 1 moves a distance and continues to repeat the above workflow until the repair work on the entire land is completed.
[0047] Technical effects of implementing this solution: This solution, through its integrated vehicle-mounted design, precise and controllable operating procedures, and efficient microbial agent diffusion mechanism, fundamentally solves the pain points of traditional soil remediation technologies, such as cumbersome procedures, low efficiency, and high costs. It not only significantly improves remediation efficiency and quality but also substantially reduces economic costs and environmental disturbance. It is a highly efficient, economical, and environmentally friendly in-situ remediation solution for contaminated soil, with broad application prospects and promotional value.
[0048] The present invention comprises: 1-equipment cart; 2-bacterial liquid tank; 3-transmission mechanism; 31-tail plate; 32-extension plate; 33-unobstructed trough; 34-fixed plate; 35-transfer box; 36-transfer trough; 37-transmission roller one; 38-tooth chain one; 39-transmission roller two; 310-tooth chain two; 311-rotating shaft; 312-motor one; 313-baffle; 314-moving box; 315-meshing groove; 316-meshing teeth. ; 4-Repair mechanism; 41-Upright plate; 42-Hydraulic cylinder; 43-Threaded pressure head; 44-Induction probe; 45-Lifting box one; 46-Lifting groove one; 47-Pipe hole; 48-Motor two; 49-Screw one; 410-Bearing one; 411-Slider one; 412-Fixing block one; 413-Infusion tube one; 414-Threaded connector one; 415-Wide angle nozzle; 416-Solenoid valve; 417-Infusion Pipe 2; 418-Threaded connector 2; 419-Lifting box 2; 420-Lifting groove 2; 421-Motor 3; 422-Screw 2; 423-Bearing 2; 424-Slider 2; 425-Fixing block 2; 426-Fixing block 3; 427-Bearing 3; 428-Reinforcing column; 429-Motor 4; 430-Rotating rod; 431-Convex bottom; 432-Tactile sensor; 433-Groove; 434-Stirring bar; 435-Moving shaft. These components are all general standard parts or components known to those skilled in the art. Their structure and principle can be learned by those skilled in the art through technical manuals or conventional experimental methods. The problem solved by this invention is that existing traditional soil remediation technologies require a large number of boreholes in advance, step-by-step construction, and assembly of pipeline equipment, which have prominent drawbacks such as cumbersome procedures, low efficiency, high cost, and complex equipment matching. This invention fundamentally solves the pain points of traditional technologies through vehicle-mounted integration, precise operation, and efficient microbial agent diffusion design. It is an efficient, economical, environmentally friendly, and widely applicable in-situ remediation solution for contaminated soil.
[0049] The foregoing has shown and described the basic principles, main features, and advantages of the present invention. It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that the present invention is not limited to the details of the exemplary embodiments described above, and that the invention can be implemented in other specific forms without departing from its spirit or essential characteristics. Therefore, the embodiments should be considered illustrative and non-limiting in all respects, and the scope of the invention is defined by the appended claims rather than the foregoing description. Thus, all variations falling within the meaning and scope of equivalents of the claims are intended to be included within the present invention. No reference numerals in the claims should be construed as limiting the scope of the claims.
[0050] Furthermore, it should be understood that although this specification describes embodiments, not every embodiment contains only one independent technical solution. This narrative style is merely for clarity. Those skilled in the art should consider the specification as a whole, and the technical solutions in each embodiment can also be appropriately combined to form other embodiments that can be understood by those skilled in the art.
Claims
1. A soil microbial inoculant in-situ activation and remediation device, characterized in that: It includes an equipment vehicle (1), a bacterial liquid tank (2), a transmission mechanism (3), and a repair mechanism (4). The bacterial liquid tank (2) is located on the equipment vehicle (1), the transmission mechanism (3) is located at the right end of the equipment vehicle (1), and the repair mechanism (4) is located on the transmission mechanism (3). The transmission mechanism (3) includes a tail plate (31), an extension plate (32), an unobstructed groove (33), a fixed plate (34), a transmission box (35), a transmission groove (36), a first transmission roller (37), a first gear chain (38), a second transmission roller (39), a second gear chain (310), a rotating shaft (311), a first motor (312), a baffle (313), a moving box (314), a meshing groove (315), and meshing teeth (316). The tail plate (31) is located at the rear of the equipment vehicle (1) and is situated at the rear of the equipment vehicle (1). At the right end of the bacterial liquid chamber (2), the extension plate (32) is disposed at both the front and rear ends of the tail plate (31). The unobstructed groove (33) is recessed at the right end of the tail plate (31) to allow the components of the repair mechanism (4) to move freely back and forth. The fixing plate (34) is disposed at the top of each extension plate (32) and at one end away from the other extension plate (32). The conveying box (35) is disposed between the two fixing plates (34). The conveying groove (36) is disposed in the conveying box (35). The internal parts of the conveying groove (36) are arranged with their openings facing upwards and downwards respectively. The first transmission roller (37) is equidistantly positioned from front to back in the upper half of the groove. The first toothed chain (38) encloses all the first transmission rollers (37). The second transmission roller (39) is positioned corresponding to the position of each first transmission roller (37) in the lower half of the groove. The second toothed chain (310) encloses all the second transmission rollers (39). The rotating shaft (311) is located at the top front end. The left end of the first transmission roller (37), the first motor (312) is located at the left end of the rotating shaft (311) and at the left end of the conveyor box (35), the baffle (313) is located at the front end of the first motor (312), the moving box (314) is arranged to enclose the conveyor box (35), the meshing groove (315) is arranged through the interior of the moving box (314) from front to back, and the meshing teeth (316) are evenly arranged from front to back at the top and bottom of the meshing groove (315).
2. The soil microbial in-situ activation and remediation equipment according to claim 1, characterized in that: The tail plate (31) has a rectangular structure, the extension plate (32) has a right-angled trapezoidal structure, the tail plate (31) and the extension plate (32) are integrally formed, the fixing plate (34) has a cuboid structure, and the conveyor box (35) has a cuboid structure.
3. The soil microbial in-situ activation and remediation equipment according to claim 2, characterized in that: The width of the conveying groove (36) is smaller than the width of the conveying box (35). The bottom of the toothed chain one (38) meshes with the top of the toothed chain two (310). The top of the toothed chain one (38) is on the same plane as the top of the conveying box (35). The bottom of the toothed chain two (310) is on the same plane as the bottom of the conveying box (35).
4. The soil microbial inoculant in-situ activation and remediation equipment according to claim 3, characterized in that: The baffle (313) has a cuboid structure and is integrally formed with the conveyor box (35). The moving box (314) has a cuboid structure and the meshing teeth (316) mesh with the top of the tooth chain one (38) and the bottom of the tooth chain two (310).
5. The soil microbial in-situ activation and remediation equipment according to claim 4, characterized in that: The repair mechanism (4) includes a vertical plate (41), a hydraulic cylinder (42), a threaded pressure head (43), a sensor probe (44), a lifting box (45), a lifting groove (46), a pipe hole (47), a motor (48), a lead screw (49), a bearing (410), a slider (411), a fixing block (412), an infusion tube (413), a threaded connector (414), a wide-angle nozzle (415), a solenoid valve (416), an infusion tube (417), a threaded connector (418), a lifting box (419), a lifting groove (420), a motor (421), a lead screw (422), a bearing (423), a slider (424), and a fixing block (425). Block 3 (426), bearing 3 (427), reinforcing column (428), motor 4 (429), rotating rod (430), convex bottom (431), tactile sensor (432), groove (433), stirring bar (434), and movable shaft (435). The upright plate (41) is vertically arranged at the front end of the top of the movable box (314). The hydraulic cylinder (42) is arranged at the right end of the movable box (314) and the right end of the upright plate (41). The threaded pressure head (43) is screwed onto the threaded output end of the hydraulic cylinder (42). The sensing probe (44) is arranged at the bottom of the threaded pressure head (43). The lifting box 1 (45) is arranged at the middle of the top of the movable box (314) and... Located at the rear end of the upright plate (41), the first lifting groove (46) is disposed inside the first lifting box (45) with its opening facing right. The pipe hole (47) runs from left to right through the interior of the first lifting box (45) and is located above the first lifting groove (46). The second motor (48) is disposed at the bottom of the interior of the first lifting groove (46). The first lead screw (49) is disposed at the top of the second motor (48). The first bearing (410) is disposed around the top of the first lead screw (49). The first slider (411) is disposed around the first lead screw (49) inside the first lifting groove (46). The first fixing block (412) is disposed at the right end of the first slider (411) and is located at... On the outside of the lifting box one (45), the infusion tube one (413) is disposed through the interior of the fixing block one (412) and extends downward. The threaded connector one (414) is disposed at the top of the infusion tube one (413) and located at the top of the fixing block one (412). The wide-angle nozzle (415) is disposed at the bottom of the threaded connector one (414). The solenoid valve (416) is disposed at the right end of the bacterial liquid chamber (2). The infusion tube two (417) is disposed at the right end of the solenoid valve (416). The threaded connector two (418) is disposed at the output end of the infusion tube two (417). The lifting box two (419) is disposed at the rear end of the top of the moving box (314).The second lifting groove (420) is located inside the second lifting box (419) with its opening facing right. The third motor (421) is located at the bottom of the second lifting groove (420). The second lead screw (422) is located at the top of the third motor (421). The second bearing (423) is located around the top of the second lead screw (422). The second slider (424) is located inside the second lifting groove (420) and around the second lead screw (422). The second fixing block (425) is located at the right end of the second slider (424) and is located outside the second lifting box (419). The third fixing block (426) is located below the second fixing block (425). The third bearing (427) is located inside the third fixing block (426). The reinforcing column (428) is located in the second fixing box (419). The top four corners of block three (426) are connected to the fixed block two (425). The motor four (429) is located on the top of the fixed block two (425). The rotating rod (430) is located at the bottom of the motor four (429) and extends downward through the bearing three (427). The convex bottom (431) is located at the bottom of the rotating rod (430). The tactile sensor (432) is located at the bottom of the convex bottom (431). The groove (433) is circumferentially located at the bottom of the rotating rod (430) and located at the top of the convex bottom (431). The stirring bar (434) is located inside each groove (433). The movable shaft (435) is located at the two lateral ends of the top of each stirring bar (434) and is inserted into the two lateral ends of the top of each groove (433).
6. The soil microbial inoculant in-situ activation and remediation equipment according to claim 5, characterized in that: The upright plate (41) has a cuboid structure. The right end of the upright plate (41) and the right end of the movable box (314) are located on the same plane. The upright plate (41) and the movable box (314) are connected by welding.
7. The soil microbial inoculant in-situ activation and remediation equipment according to claim 6, characterized in that: The lifting box (45) is rectangular and is connected to the moving box (314) by welding. The height of the lifting box (45) is higher than the height of the upright plate (41). The pipe hole (47) is cylindrical. The slider (411) and the fixing block (412) are integrally formed. The infusion tube (413) and the fixing block (412) are interference-fitted.
8. The soil microbial inoculant in-situ activation and remediation equipment according to claim 7, characterized in that: The second lifting box (419) has a rectangular structure and is connected to the moving box (314) by welding. The height of the second lifting box (419) is higher than that of the first lifting box (45). The area of the third fixing block (426) is equal to that of the second fixing block (425). The thickness of the third fixing block (426) is less than that of the second fixing block (425).
9. The soil microbial inoculant in-situ activation and remediation equipment according to claim 8, characterized in that: The stirring bar (434) has an arc-shaped structure, and the length of the stirring bar (434) is less than the length of the groove (433).
10. The soil microbial inoculant in-situ activation and remediation equipment according to claim 9, characterized in that: The movable shaft (435) has a cylindrical structure and is integrally formed with the stirring bar (434). The maximum angle at which the stirring bar (434) unfolds is ninety degrees.
