Electric control shunting nozzle and pipe network fire extinguishing equipment thereof

Abstract

The utility model relates to fire extinguishing equipment, and discloses an electric control shunting nozzle and pipe network fire extinguishing equipment thereof, which comprise a tee joint (1), and a channel (11) for conveying fire extinguishing media is arranged on the tee joint (1); comprising a spray head (12), and the spray head (12) is fixed to a tee joint (1) and used for releasing a fire extinguishing medium. Comprising a valve element (2), and the valve element (2) is installed in a channel (11) and used for controlling the channel (11) to be communicated with or separated from a spray head (12). Comprising an electric control starter (3), the electric control starter (3) is installed on one port of the tee joint (1) and matched with the valve element (2), and the electric control starter (3) is used for controlling the valve element (2) to move. According to the electrically-controlled flow dividing nozzle, the valve capable of being started repeatedly can be started in an electrically-controlled mode, and the universality is good. And through the electric control shunting nozzle, the spraying switching of the spray head can be realized, linkage control with other equipment is realized, and independent pipe distribution is not needed.

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD

[0001] The utility model relates to fire extinguishing equipment, especially to electric control shunt nozzle and pipe network fire extinguishing equipment thereof. BACKGROUND

[0002] The tee joint is a common pipe joint, which is often used in fire extinguishing equipment. The tee joint is mainly used for connecting accessories in three directions. At present, some controllable tee valves appear on the market. Most of the tee valves are mechanical structures, which need to be manually started. For example, a pump group type refrigerant fire extinguishing device with the publication number CN218485046U. Some tee valves are started by piercing, which can realize electric control starting. However, they are relatively dangerous because they are started by gunpowder. Some tee valves cannot be repeatedly started, which is required in some actual situations. The nozzles of some tee valves cannot be electrically controlled. SUMMARY

[0003] The utility model provides electric control shunt nozzle and pipe network fire extinguishing equipment aiming at the defects in the prior art.

[0004] In order to solve the above technical problems, the utility model solves the problems through the following technical schemes:

[0005] The electric control shunt nozzle comprises

[0006] The tee joint is provided with a channel for conveying fire extinguishing medium.

[0007] The nozzle is fixed on the tee joint and is used for releasing the fire extinguishing medium.

[0008] The valve core is installed in the channel and is used for controlling the communication or isolation of the channel and the nozzle.

[0009] The electric control starter is installed on one end of the tee joint and forms a chamber with the valve core. The electric control starter is used for controlling the movement of the valve core.

[0010] As a preferred embodiment, the nozzle is integrally formed on the tee joint. When the valve core is not installed, the nozzle is in communication with the channel.

[0011] As a preferred embodiment, the valve core is provided with a first air hole. The chamber is in communication with the channel through the first air hole.

[0012] As a preferred embodiment, the valve core is further provided with a second air hole for communicating the chamber and the nozzle. When the electric control starter is sealed at the port of the second air hole, the channel is isolated from the nozzle. When the electric control starter is separated from the port of the second air hole, the valve core moves upward and connects the channel and the nozzle.

[0013] As a preferred embodiment, the electric control starter comprises a lifting rod. The end of the lifting rod is provided with a sealing pad for sealing the second air hole.

[0014] As preferred, the electric control starter comprises a guide sleeve, which is sleeved on the lifting rod and sealingly installed on the tee joint, and an elastic element is arranged between the guide sleeve and the lifting rod, and a gap is arranged between the valve core and the guide sleeve when the valve core is sealingly installed at the port of the spray head.

[0015] As preferred, the valve core comprises an upper core body and a lower core body, the upper core body is sealingly connected with the tee joint through a first sealing ring, and the lower core body is installed at the lower end of the upper core body, and a second sealing ring for sealing with the port of the spray head is installed between the lower core body and the upper core body.

[0016] As preferred, the left end of the tee joint is provided with a first pipe joint, the right end thereof is provided with a second pipe joint, the electric control starter is arranged at the upper end of the tee joint, and the spray head is arranged at the lower end of the tee joint.

[0017] The pipe network fire extinguishing equipment comprises a first spray pipe and a second spray pipe, and further comprises an electric control split-flow nozzle, one end of the electric control split-flow nozzle is connected with the first spray pipe, and the other end thereof is connected with the second spray pipe.

[0018] The utility model discloses have remarkable technical effect because of adopting above technical scheme,

[0019] (1) this electric control split-flow nozzle can control the valve of starting and repeatedly starting, and the general performance is good.

[0020] (2) through electric control split-flow nozzle, the switching of spray head injection can be realized, and linkage control with other equipment is realized, and separate pipe arrangement is not needed. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

[0021] Fig. 1 It is the structure schematic diagram of the utility model when not starting.

[0022] Fig. 2 It is the structure schematic diagram of the utility model when starting.

[0023] Fig. 3 It is the structure schematic diagram of the valve core.

[0024] The part names referred to by the numbers in the above drawings are as follows:

[0025] 1 - tee joint, 11 - channel, 12 - spray head, 13 - first pipe joint, 14 - second pipe joint

[0026] 2 - valve core, 21 - first vent hole, 22 - second vent hole, 23 - upper core body, 24 - lower core body

[0027] 3 - electric control starter, 31 - lifting rod, 32 - sealing gasket, 33 - guide sleeve

[0028] 4 - elastic element

[0029] 5 - first sealing ring

[0030] 6—Second sealing ring

[0031] 100—Cavity

[0032] 200—gap Detailed Implementation

[0033] The following is in conjunction with the appendix Figs. 1-3 The present invention will be further described in detail with reference to the embodiments.

[0034] Example 1

[0035] Electronically controlled diverter nozzles, including

[0036] T-junction 1, which is provided with a channel 11 for conveying extinguishing agent; in other embodiments, the extinguishing medium may also be water.

[0037] The nozzle 12 is fixed on the tee 1 and is used to release the extinguishing medium. The side wall of the nozzle 12 is provided with a number of nozzle holes.

[0038] Valve core 2 is installed in channel 11 and is used to control the connection or disconnection between channel 11 and nozzle 12. Valve core 2 does not disconnect channel 11, that is, channel 11 is normally open. When valve core 2 is sealed at the port of nozzle 12, the extinguishing agent can flow from one end of channel 11 to the other end.

[0039] The electric starter 3, in this embodiment, is an electromagnetic starter. The electric starter 3 is installed on one port of the three-way 1 and forms a chamber 100 with the valve core 2. The electric starter 3 is used to control the movement of the valve core 2. After the electric starter 3 is started, the channel 11 is connected to the nozzle 12.

[0040] The nozzle 12 is integrally formed on the tee 1. When the valve core 2 is not installed, the nozzle 12 is connected to the channel 11.

[0041] The valve core 2 is provided with a first vent hole 21, which is located on the side of the valve core 2. The chamber 100 is connected to the channel 11 through the first vent hole 21.

[0042] The valve core 2 is also provided with a second vent 22 for connecting the chamber 100 and the nozzle 12. The second vent 22 is located in the axial position of the valve core 2 and passes through the upper and lower end faces of the valve core 2. When the electric starter 3 pushes the valve core 2 downward, the valve core 2 is sealed at the port of the nozzle 12, and the channel 11 is isolated from the nozzle 12. At this time, the electric starter 3 is sealed at the port of the second vent 22. When the electric starter 3 is removed from the port of the second vent 22, the air pressure in the chamber 100 will be released to the nozzle 12 through the second vent 22. At this time, the air pressure in the channel 11 is greater than the air pressure in the chamber 100, and the valve core 2 will be lifted and removed from the port of the nozzle 12. The valve core 2 moves upward and connects the channel 11 with the nozzle 12.

[0043] The electric starter 3 includes a lifting rod 31, the end of which is fitted with a sealing gasket 32 ​​for sealing with the second vent 22.

[0044] The electric starter 3 includes a guide sleeve 33, which is fitted onto the lifting rod 31 and sealed onto the tee 1. The lifting rod 1 extends out of the guide sleeve 33 and is sealed to the valve core 2. The guide sleeve 33 is threaded to the tee 1, and the connection between the guide sleeve 33 and the tee 1 is sealed with a sealing ring. An elastic element 4, which is a spring, is provided between the guide sleeve 33 and the lifting rod 31. When the valve core 2 is sealed at the nozzle 12 port, there is a gap 200 between the valve core 2 and the guide sleeve 33, which is the stroke distance of the valve core 2 during upward movement.

[0045] The valve core 2 includes an upper core body 23 and a lower core body 24. The lower core body 24 is threadedly connected to the upper core body 23. A second vent hole 22 extends from the upper core body 23 to the lower core body 24. The upper core body 23 is sealed to the tee 1 via a first sealing ring 5. The lower core body 24 is installed at the lower end of the upper core body 23. A second sealing ring 6 is installed between the lower core body 24 and the upper core body 23 for sealing with the nozzle 12 port. The valve core 2 is sealed at the nozzle 12 port by the second sealing ring 6. When the lower core body 24 is locked to the upper core body 23, the second sealing ring 6 is squeezed and deformed by the lower core body 24. The deformed second sealing ring 6 forms a larger sealing surface with the nozzle 12 port, improving the sealing effect.

[0046] The left end of the tee 1 is provided with a first pipe connector 13, and the right end is provided with a second pipe connector 14. The electric starter 3 is located at the upper end of the tee 1, and the nozzle 12 is located at the lower end of the tee 1.

[0047] Working principle: During electric start-up, power is supplied to the electric starter 3. Upon power-up, the electric starter generates a magnetic force, pulling the lifting rod 31 upwards. At this time, the air pressure inside the chamber 100 is released to the nozzle 12 through the second vent 22, creating a pressure differential between the chamber 100 and the channel 11. The valve core 2 is directly opened by the air pressure, thus connecting the channel 11 and the nozzle 12. When the valve needs to be reset, the power supply to the electric starter 3 is directly disconnected. At this time, under the action of the elastic element 4, the lifting rod 31 re-seales with the boss of the valve core 2. The air pressure inside the chamber 100 is replenished through the first vent 21, the valve core 2 resets, and the connection between the channel 11 and the nozzle 12 is severed, realizing electric start-up and reset.

[0048] Example 2

[0049] Example 2 is basically the same as Example 1, except that the nozzle 12 is fastened to the tee 1 by means of threads.

[0050] Example 3

[0051] The pipeline fire extinguishing equipment includes a first discharge pipe, a second discharge pipe, and an electrically controlled diversion nozzle as described in Embodiment 1 or 2. One end of the electrically controlled diversion nozzle is connected to the first discharge pipe, and the other end is connected to the second discharge pipe.

Claims

1. An electronically controlled flow-dividing nozzle, characterized in that: include Tee (1), the tee (1) is provided with a channel (11) for conveying fire extinguishing medium; The nozzle (12) is fixed to the tee (1) and is used to release the extinguishing medium; Valve core (2), which is installed in the channel (11) and used to control the connection or disconnection between the channel (11) and the nozzle (12); An electric starter (3) is installed on one port of the tee (1) and forms a chamber (100) with the valve core (2). The electric starter (3) is used to control the movement of the valve core (2).

2. The electronically controlled flow divider nozzle according to claim 1, characterized in that: The nozzle (12) is integrally formed on the tee (1). When the valve core (2) is not installed, the nozzle (12) is connected to the channel (11).

3. The electronically controlled flow divider nozzle according to claim 1, characterized in that: The valve core (2) is provided with a first vent hole (21), and the chamber (100) is connected to the channel (11) through the first vent hole (21).

4. The electronically controlled flow divider nozzle according to claim 3, characterized in that: The valve core (2) is also provided with a second vent (22) for connecting the chamber (100) and the nozzle (12). When the electric starter (3) is sealed at the port of the second vent (22), the channel (11) is isolated from the nozzle (12). When the electric starter (3) is disengaged from the port of the second vent (22), the valve core (2) moves upward and connects the channel (11) with the nozzle (12).

5. The electronically controlled flow divider nozzle according to claim 4, characterized in that: The electric starter (3) includes a lifting rod (31), the end of which is fitted with a sealing gasket (32) for sealing with the second vent (22).

6. The electronically controlled flow divider nozzle according to claim 5, characterized in that: The electric starter (3) includes a guide sleeve (33), which is fitted onto the lifting rod (31) and sealed on the tee (1). An elastic element (4) is provided between the guide sleeve (33) and the lifting rod (31). When the valve core (2) is sealed at the nozzle (12) port, there is a gap (200) between the valve core (2) and the guide sleeve (33).

7. The electrically controlled flow divider nozzle according to claim 1, characterized in that: The valve core (2) includes an upper core body (23) and a lower core body (24). The upper core body (23) is sealed to the tee (1) through a first sealing ring (5). The lower core body (24) is installed at the lower end of the upper core body (23). A second sealing ring (6) for sealing with the nozzle (12) port is installed between the lower core body (24) and the upper core body (23).

8. The electronically controlled flow divider nozzle according to claim 1, characterized in that: The left end of the tee (1) is provided with a first pipe joint (13), the right end of which is provided with a second pipe joint (14). The electric starter (3) is located at the upper end of the tee (1), and the nozzle (12) is located at the lower end of the tee (1).

9. A pipeline fire extinguishing system, comprising a first discharge pipe and a second discharge pipe, characterized in that: Includes the electrically controlled diverter nozzle as described in any one of claims 1-8, wherein one end of the electrically controlled diverter nozzle is connected to a first discharge pipe and the other end is connected to a second discharge pipe.

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