Greening drainage channel convenient to clean

Abstract

The utility model relates to a greening drainage channel convenient to clean, and relates to the field of greening facility cleaning equipment. The greening drainage channel convenient to clean comprises a drainage channel, a plurality of separation fences are arranged on the upper side of the drainage channel and are sequentially arranged in the length direction of the drainage channel, and one sides of the separation fences in the width direction are hinged to the drainage channel; the ejector rod is located on the side, hinged to the separation fence, of the drainage channel, one end of the ejector rod abuts against the lower side of the separation fence, the ejector rod is rotationally connected with the side, close to the outside, of the drainage channel, and when the ejector rod rotates, the side, abutting against the separation fence, of the ejector rod moves upwards to eject the separation fence. The greening drainage channel has the advantages that an operator can conveniently clean sundries above the greening drainage channel, and the operator can conveniently open the greening drainage channel to clean the interior of the greening drainage channel.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This application relates to the field of cleaning equipment for greening facilities, and in particular to a greening drainage ditch that is easy to clean. Background Technology

[0002] Currently, in landscape gardens, scenic areas and other places, drainage channels equipped with isolation fences are often used for drainage in order to improve the overall aesthetics of the landscape and facilitate drainage. The drainage channels collect rainwater and then discharge it through pre-buried pipes.

[0003] During periods of heavy summer rainfall or concentrated winter snowfall, rainwater carrying debris such as fallen leaves and twigs will flow through the drainage ditches. This debris will be trapped on the grates of the drainage ditches, while rainwater and snow will pass through the grates and enter the ditches themselves. When debris smaller than the grates passes through the drainage ditches, it will squeeze through the gaps in the grates and into the ditch. When debris accumulates excessively, operators need to regularly clean and remove it to prevent contamination of the grates and to ensure the drainage channels inside the ditches are not blocked.

[0004] Regarding the aforementioned technologies, when regular cleaning of the drainage ditch is required, operators must first remove debris from the guardrail above the drainage ditch, then remove the guardrail, and use hooks or shovels as cleaning tools to reach into the drainage ditch, hook out, collect, and remove the debris. The entire process requires operators to move the guardrail out of the drainage ditch one by one to complete the cleaning and then put it back in its original position to complete the entire cleaning process. Utility Model Content

[0005] In order to facilitate the cleaning of debris above the green drainage ditch by operators, and to facilitate the opening of the green drainage ditch for cleaning, this application provides a green drainage ditch that is easy to clean.

[0006] This application provides a greening drainage ditch that is easy to clean, and adopts the following technical solution:

[0007] A greening drainage ditch that is easy to clean includes a drainage ditch with several isolation fences on the upper side. The isolation fences are arranged in a rectangular pattern along the length of the drainage ditch. One side of the isolation fence is hinged to the drainage ditch in the width direction. A top rod is provided on the outside of the drainage ditch. The top rod is located on the side where the drainage ditch and the isolation fence are hinged. One end of the top rod abuts against the lower side of the isolation fence. The top rod is rotatably connected to the outer side of the drainage ditch. When the top rod rotates, the side of the top rod that abuts against the isolation fence moves upward and lifts the isolation fence.

[0008] By adopting the above technical solution, when the operator needs to open and clean the isolation fence above the drainage ditch, the operator rotates the top rod. During the rotation of the top rod, the isolation fence is lifted up. During the lifting process, the isolation fence rotates around the hinge, which effectively facilitates the operator to open and clean the isolation fence.

[0009] Optionally, the top rod includes an arc rod and a straight rod. One end of the arc rod is fixedly connected to one end of the straight rod, and the other end of the arc rod abuts against the isolation fence. The straight rod is provided with a rotating shaft that is rotatably connected to the drainage ditch. The rotating shaft is in the same direction as the length of the drainage ditch, and the straight rod extends outward to provide a handle.

[0010] By adopting the above technical solution, the operator pulls the handle, causing the straight rod to rotate around the rotating axis that is rotatably connected to the drainage ditch. As the straight rod rotates, the arc rod will also rotate around the rotating axis. At this time, the side of the arc rod that abuts against the isolation fence will move upward and push the isolation fence out, effectively realizing the opening of the isolation fence.

[0011] Optionally, each fence corresponds to several top bars, and the handles of adjacent top bars extend toward each other and are fixedly connected. The drainage ditch is provided with a clearance groove for placing the handles. In the natural state, the handles are located in the clearance groove.

[0012] By adopting the above technical solution, when the operator turns the handle, multiple push rods will simultaneously act as push rods to move the isolation fence, making the force on the isolation fence more uniform and the force direction of the isolation fence is transmitted around the hinge, which effectively improves the stability of the isolation fence when it is opened.

[0013] Optionally, the isolation fence has several through holes, and a storage space is provided inside the isolation fence. The storage space has an opening on the side away from the drainage ditch and hinged to the isolation fence. The storage space is connected to the through holes. A sludge removal plate is slidably connected to the inner wall of the storage space. The sludge removal plate has sludge removal blocks that correspond one-to-one with the through holes. When the sludge removal plate moves along the storage space toward the opening, the sludge removal blocks enter the through holes.

[0014] By adopting the above technical solution, when it is necessary to clean the through holes of the isolation fence, the operator opens the isolation fence and pulls the sludge removal plate towards the opening. As the sludge removal plate moves to the outside of the isolation fence, the sludge removal plate will squeeze the garbage and debris in the through holes and discharge the debris from the through holes.

[0015] Optionally, a silt collection box is provided at the bottom of the drainage ditch, with the outer side of the silt collection box abutting against the drainage ditch. The silt collection box and the drainage ditch are detachably connected. The silt collection box has a slope along the length of the drainage ditch, with the downward direction of the slope being the same as the direction of water flow in the drainage ditch. Baffles are provided on both sides of the slope in the width direction and on the lower side in the length direction. A handle is provided on the upper side of the slope, and the handle is fixedly connected between the two baffles in the width direction.

[0016] By adopting the above technical solution, when debris enters the drainage ditch, the water flow inside the drainage ditch will move the debris. Due to the large weight of the debris, it will be left at the lower end of the slope. When the operator cleans the drainage ditch, he can directly take out the sludge collection box and the debris together by using the handle, and put the cleaned sludge collection box back into the drainage ditch. This effectively solves the problem of drainage ditch blockage caused by the concentrated accumulation of debris by dispersing and accumulating the debris.

[0017] Optionally, a dredging ramp is provided on one side of the dredging block near the through hole. In its natural state, the dredging ramp points downwards.

[0018] By adopting the above technical solution, when the operator pulls the sludge removal plate to clean the through hole, the sludge removal slope pushes the debris in the through hole into the sludge collection box below the isolation fence. After the isolation fence is cleaned, the sludge collection box can be taken out, which effectively improves the cleaning degree and convenience of the through hole.

[0019] Optionally, a storage trough is provided on the lower side of the isolation fence. The storage trough is set along the width direction of the isolation fence. A support rod is provided in the storage trough. The end of the support rod near the opening of the isolation fence is hinged to the inner wall of the storage trough. When the isolation fence is opened, the support rod rotates out of the storage trough and abuts against the drainage ditch.

[0020] By adopting the above technical solution, when the isolation fence is lifted, the support rod will rotate out of the storage groove due to gravity. When the isolation fence is fully lifted, the support rod will abut against the drainage ditch, effectively providing support for the isolation fence after it is lifted.

[0021] In summary, this application includes at least one of the following beneficial technical effects:

[0022] 1. When the operator needs to open and clean the isolation fence above the drainage ditch, the operator rotates the top rod. During the rotation of the top rod, the isolation fence is lifted up. During the lifting process, the isolation fence rotates around the hinge, which effectively makes it easier for the operator to open and clean the isolation fence.

[0023] 2. The operator pulls the handle, causing the straight rod to rotate around the rotating axis that is rotatably connected to the drainage ditch. As the straight rod rotates, the arc rod will also rotate around the rotating axis. At this time, the side of the arc rod that is in contact with the isolation fence will move upward and push the isolation fence out, effectively opening the isolation fence. Attached Figure Description

[0024] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of a green drainage ditch that is easy to clean.

[0025] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure from another angle.

[0026] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the isolation plate and its related structures.

[0027] Figure 4 A cross-sectional schematic diagram of the connection between the central isolation plate and the drainage ditch.

[0028] Figure 5 This is a cross-sectional schematic diagram of the internal structure of the drainage ditch.

[0029] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the sludge collection box.

[0030] Explanation of reference numerals in the attached drawings: 1. Drainage ditch; 2. Isolation fence; 21. Dredging plate; 211. Dredging ramp; 22. Through hole; 23. Support rod; 3. Top rod; 31. Arc rod; 32. Straight rod; 33. Handle; 34. Rotating shaft; 4. Silt collection box; 41. Handle. Detailed Implementation

[0031] The present application will be further described in detail below with reference to all the accompanying drawings.

[0032] This application discloses a green drainage ditch 1 that is easy to clean.

[0033] Reference Figures 1 to 6 A greening drainage ditch 1 designed for easy cleaning includes a drainage ditch 1 with several isolation fences 2 installed on its upper side. The isolation fences 2 are arranged in a rectangular pattern along the length of the drainage ditch 1. One side of each isolation fence 2 is hinged to the drainage ditch 1 along its width. A top rod 3 is installed on the outer side of the drainage ditch 1, located on the hinged side. One end of the top rod 3 abuts against the lower side of the isolation fence 2. The top rod 3 is rotatably connected to the outer side of the drainage ditch 1. When the top rod 3 rotates, the side of the top rod 3 that abuts against the isolation fence 2 moves upward, lifting the isolation fence 2. When an operator needs to open and clean the isolation fence 2 above the drainage ditch 1, the operator rotates the top rod 3. During the rotation of the top rod 3, the isolation fence 2 is lifted, and during this lifting process, the isolation fence 2 rotates around the hinged area, effectively facilitating the operator to open and clean the isolation fence 2.

[0034] To facilitate opening of the drainage ditch 1, the push rod 3 includes an arc rod 31 and a straight rod 32. One end of the arc rod 31 is fixedly connected to one end of the straight rod 32, and the other end of the arc rod 31 abuts against the isolation fence 2. The straight rod 32 is provided with a rotating shaft 34 that is rotatably connected to the drainage ditch 1. The rotating shaft 34 is in the same length direction as the drainage ditch 1. A handle 33 extends outward from the straight rod 32. When the operator pulls the handle 33, the straight rod 32 rotates around the rotating shaft 34 connected to the drainage ditch 1. As the straight rod 32 rotates, the arc rod 31 will also rotate around the rotating shaft 34. At this time, the side of the arc rod 31 that abuts against the isolation fence 2 will move upward and push the isolation fence 2 out, effectively opening the isolation fence 2.

[0035] To ensure even force distribution on the barrier 2 and facilitate easier lifting by the operator, each barrier 2 is equipped with several push rods 3. The handles 33 of adjacent push rods 3 extend towards each other and are fixedly connected. The drainage channel 1 has clearance grooves for the handles 33, which are positioned within these grooves in their natural state. When the operator rotates the handles 33, the multiple push rods 3 simultaneously push against the barrier 2, resulting in more even force distribution and a force direction around the hinge point, effectively improving the stability of the barrier 2 during opening.

[0036] When a large amount of impurities remain in the through-hole 22, it may be difficult for operators to clean it quickly and effectively. To facilitate quick cleaning of the through-hole 22, the isolation fence 2 is provided with several through-holes 22. An internal storage space is provided within the isolation fence 2. An opening is located on the side of the storage space away from the drainage ditch 1 and hinged to the isolation fence 2. The storage space communicates with the through-holes 22. A sludge-removing plate 21 is slidably connected to the inner wall of the storage space. The sludge-removing plate 21 has sludge-removing blocks corresponding to each through-hole 22. When the sludge-removing plate 21 moves along the storage space towards the opening, the sludge-removing blocks enter the through-holes 22. When cleaning of the through-holes 22 of the isolation fence 2 is required, the operator opens the isolation fence 2 and pulls the sludge-removing plate 21 towards the opening. As the sludge-removing plate 21 moves outward from the isolation fence 2, the sludge-removing blocks squeeze out the garbage and debris in the through-holes 22, expelling the debris from the through-holes 22.

[0037] To facilitate timely cleaning and removal of debris and silt from the bottom of drainage ditch 1, a silt collection box 4 is installed at the bottom of drainage ditch 1. The outer side of the silt collection box 4 abuts against the drainage ditch 1, and the silt collection box 4 is detachably connected to the drainage ditch 1. The silt collection box 4 has a ramp along the length of drainage ditch 1, with the downward direction of the ramp aligned with the water flow direction within drainage ditch 1. Baffles are installed on both sides of the ramp in the width direction and on the lower side in the length direction. A handle 41 is installed on the upper side of the ramp, and the handle 41 is fixedly connected between the two baffles in the width direction. When debris enters the drainage ditch 1, the water flow inside the drainage ditch 1 will move the debris. Due to the weight of the debris, it will be retained at the lower end of the ramp. When cleaning the drainage ditch 1, the operator can directly remove the silt collection box 4 and the debris together using the handle 41, and then put the cleaned silt collection box 4 back into the drainage ditch 1. This effectively solves the problem of drainage ditch 1 blockage caused by concentrated debris accumulation by dispersing and accumulating the debris.

[0038] To further improve the cleaning efficiency of the inside of the through hole 22, a sludge-cleaning ramp 211 is provided on the side of the sludge-cleaning block near the through hole 22. In its natural state, the sludge-cleaning ramp 211 points downwards. When the operator pulls the sludge-cleaning plate 21 to clean the through hole 22, the sludge-cleaning ramp 211 pushes the debris inside the through hole 22 into the sludge collection box 4 below the isolation fence 2. After cleaning the isolation fence 2, the sludge collection box 4 can be removed, effectively improving the cleaning efficiency and convenience of the inside of the through hole 22.

[0039] A storage slot is provided on the lower side of the isolation fence 2, extending along the width of the isolation fence 2. A support rod 23 is installed inside the storage slot, with one end of the support rod 23 near the opening of the isolation fence 2 hinged to the inner wall of the storage slot. When the isolation fence 2 is opened, the support rod 23 rotates out of the storage slot and abuts against the drainage ditch 1. When the isolation fence 2 is lifted, the support rod 23 will rotate out of the storage slot due to gravity. When the isolation fence 2 is fully lifted, the support rod 23 will abut against the drainage ditch 1, effectively providing support for the isolation fence 2 after it is lifted.

[0040] The above are all preferred embodiments of this application, and are not intended to limit the scope of protection of this application. Therefore, all equivalent changes made in accordance with the structure, shape and principle of this application should be covered within the scope of protection of this application.

Claims

1. A greening drainage ditch (1) that is easy to clean, comprising a drainage ditch (1), characterized in that: The drainage ditch (1) is provided with several isolation fences (2) on the upper side. The isolation fences (2) are arranged sequentially along the length of the drainage ditch (1). One side of the isolation fence (2) is hinged to the drainage ditch (1) in the width direction. A top rod (3) is provided on the outside of the drainage ditch (1). The top rod (3) is located on the hinge side of the drainage ditch (1) and the isolation fence (2). One end of the top rod (3) abuts against the lower side of the isolation fence (2). The top rod (3) is rotatably connected to the outer side of the drainage ditch (1). When the top rod (3) rotates, the side of the top rod (3) that abuts against the isolation fence (2) moves upward and lifts the isolation fence (2).

2. The easily cleanable green drainage ditch (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that: The top rod (3) includes an arc rod (31) and a straight rod (32). One end of the arc rod (31) is fixedly connected to one end of the straight rod (32), and the other end of the arc rod (31) abuts against the isolation fence (2). The straight rod (32) is provided with a rotating shaft (34) that is rotatably connected to the drainage ditch (1). The rotating shaft (34) is in the same length direction as the drainage ditch (1). The straight rod (32) extends outward and is provided with a handle (33).

3. The easily cleanable green drainage ditch (1) according to claim 2, characterized in that: Each isolation fence (2) corresponds to several top rods (3). The handles (33) of adjacent top rods (3) extend toward each other and are fixedly connected. The drainage ditch (1) is provided with a clearance groove for placing the handles (33). In the natural state, the handles (33) are located in the clearance groove.

4. The easily cleanable green drainage ditch (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that: The isolation fence (2) is provided with several through holes (22). The isolation fence (2) has a storage space inside. The storage space has an opening on the side away from the drainage ditch (1) and the side that is hinged to the isolation fence (2). The storage space is connected to the through holes (22). A sludge removal plate (21) is slidably connected to the inner wall of the storage space. The sludge removal plate (21) is provided with sludge removal blocks that correspond one-to-one with the through holes (22). When the sludge removal plate (21) moves along the storage space toward the opening, the sludge removal blocks enter the through holes (22).

5. The easily cleanable green drainage ditch (1) according to claim 4, characterized in that: The bottom of the drainage ditch (1) is provided with a silt collection box (4), the outside of the silt collection box (4) abuts against the drainage ditch (1), the silt collection box (4) and the drainage ditch (1) are detachably connected, the silt collection box (4) is provided with a slope along the length of the drainage ditch (1), the downward direction of the slope is the same as the water flow direction in the drainage ditch (1), baffles are provided on both sides of the width direction of the slope and the lower side of the length direction, and a handle (41) is provided on the upper side of the slope, the handle (41) is fixedly connected between the two baffles in the width direction.

6. The easily cleanable green drainage ditch (1) according to claim 5, characterized in that: The dredging block has a dredging inclined surface (211) on one side near the through hole (22). In its natural state, the dredging inclined surface (211) points downwards.

7. The easily cleanable green drainage ditch (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that: The isolation fence (2) is provided with a storage slot on the lower side. The storage slot is set along the width direction of the isolation fence (2). A support rod (23) is provided in the storage slot. One end of the support rod (23) near the opening of the isolation fence (2) is hinged to the inner wall of the storage slot. When the isolation fence (2) is opened, the support rod (23) rotates out of the storage slot and abuts against the drainage ditch (1).

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