Automatic water drainage structure of teapot

Abstract

The utility model relates to the field of teapots, in particular to an automatic water drainage structure of a teapot, which comprises the teapot, a tea bin and a tea cover, a tea separation component is detachably arranged at an opening at the bottom of the tea bin and comprises a shell, the shell is provided with a cavity, and the cavity is provided with a water outlet. A water inlet and a water outlet which are communicated with the cavity are formed in the outer side and the bottom of the shell respectively, a movable elastic head used for blocking / opening the water outlet is movably arranged in the cavity, the tea cover is located above the movable elastic head, and a magnetic attraction block used for magnetically attracting the movable elastic head is arranged in the tea cover in a sliding mode. The tea separating assembly is arranged in the tea bin, the tea separating assembly is used for falling water, meanwhile, the tea separating assembly and the tea bin are detachably connected, dismounting and cleaning are convenient, the movable elastic head arranged in the tea separating assembly is used for blocking or opening the water outlet, and after the tea cover covers the tea bin, the movable elastic head is attracted by the magnetic attraction block arranged on the tea cover to ascend, so that the water outlet is opened for falling water. And automatic tea-tea separation is realized.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the technical field of teapots, and in particular to an automatic water dispensing structure for a teapot. Background Technology

[0002] In the past, tea connoisseurs typically used teacups and lids to brew tea. These teaware sets lacked a filter structure; instead, the tea was poured out by tilting the lid to create a gap, separating the tea leaves. The lid could also be used to rub, scrape, and steep the tea. However, due to different usage scenarios, teapots were also used. A teapot is a vessel with a spout used for brewing and pouring tea, and it is also a type of teaware. Existing teapots all have a filter screen with a tea-separating structure. By pressing and holding the switch of the water-separating structure, the other end is lifted using the lever principle, allowing the tea to flow into the pot and separating the tea leaves from the water. There are also point-operated teapots, as seen in the utility model patent CN210540479U, entitled "A One-Button Drainage Teapot," which opens or closes the water-separating valve with a single press. However, the tea-separating structure of such teapots is generally fixed, making it difficult to clean, especially since the tea-separating structure is hidden inside the tea compartment, which easily accumulates tea stains. At the same time, the tea-separating operation is not automated enough. Utility Model Content

[0003] The present invention provides an automatic water dispensing structure for a teapot to solve the aforementioned technical problems and achieve the purpose of facilitating cleaning and automatically separating tea leaves from water.

[0004] To achieve the above objectives, this utility model provides the following technical solution: an automatic water dispensing structure for a teapot, comprising a teapot, a tea container, and a tea lid. The tea lid is movably disposed at the inlet of the teapot, the tea container is disposed inside the teapot, and a tea-separating component is detachably disposed at the opening at the bottom of the tea container. The tea-separating component includes a shell, the shell having a cavity, and an inlet and an outlet communicating with the cavity are respectively disposed on the outer side and bottom of the shell. A movable spring for blocking / opening the outlet is movably disposed inside the cavity, the tea lid is located above the movable spring, and a magnetic block for magnetically attracting the movable spring is slidably disposed inside the tea lid.

[0005] Furthermore, the tea lid is connected to the teapot via a connector.

[0006] Furthermore, the tea lid has a sliding groove inside, the magnetic block is disposed in the sliding groove, and the top of the magnetic block has a sliding component protruding from the tea lid.

[0007] Furthermore, the slide is L-shaped, with the corner of the slide located directly above the movable warhead, and one end of the slide facing the connector.

[0008] Furthermore, the housing includes an upper shell disposed inside the tea storage compartment and a bottom shell disposed at the bottom of the tea storage compartment. The bottom of the upper shell protrudes from the tea storage compartment and is threadedly connected to the bottom shell. The water inlet is disposed on the outside of the upper shell, and the water outlet is disposed on the lower side of the bottom shell.

[0009] Furthermore, the water inlet is elongated in shape.

[0010] Furthermore, the magnetic block is disposed in the middle of the inside of the tea lid, and the lower side of the magnetic block has a first magnetic plane, and the upper side of the movable bullet has a second magnetic plane, the second magnetic plane being parallel to the first magnetic plane.

[0011] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows: by setting a tea-separating component in the tea compartment, water is released through the tea-separating component. At the same time, the tea-separating component and the tea compartment are detachably connected, which is convenient for disassembly and cleaning. Moreover, the movable spring in the tea-separating component is used to block or open the water outlet. When the tea lid is closed, the magnetic block in the tea lid is directly above the movable spring. The magnetic block in the tea lid attracts the movable spring to rise, thereby opening the water outlet and allowing the tea to fall smoothly through the tea-separating component into the teapot, thus realizing automated tea-water separation. Attached Figure Description

[0012] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of this utility model.

[0013] Figure 2 This is a perspective view of the tea separator component of this utility model.

[0014] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram showing the disassembled tea-separating component of this utility model.

[0015] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the tea lid in this utility model.

[0016] Figure 5 This is a perspective view of the tea storage container in this utility model.

[0017] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram showing the cooperation between the magnetic block and the movable warp in this utility model.

[0018] In the diagram: 1. Teapot; 2. Tea container; 3. Tea lid; 4. Tea infuser assembly; 5. Magnetic block; 31. Connector; 40. Cavity; 41. Movable spring; 50. Slide groove; 51. Sliding component; 320. Support column; 401. Upper shell; 402. Bottom shell; 4011. Water inlet; 4022. Water outlet. Detailed Implementation

[0019] The technical solutions of the present utility model will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings of the embodiments. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present utility model, and not all embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present utility model, all other embodiments obtained by those of ordinary skill in the art without creative effort are within the protection scope of the present utility model.

[0020] As shown in the attached diagram, this utility model discloses an automatic water dispensing structure for a teapot, comprising a teapot 1, a tea container 2, and a tea lid 3. The teapot 1 has an inlet and an outlet. The tea lid 3 is movably disposed at the inlet of the teapot 1, connecting the tea lid 3 to the teapot 1 for convenient management. The tea container 2 is disposed inside the teapot 1, specifically within the inlet of the teapot 1. A tea-separating component 4 is detachably disposed at the opening at the bottom of the tea container 2. The tea-separating component 4 includes a shell with a cavity 40. An inlet 4011 and an outlet 4011 communicating with the cavity 40 are respectively disposed on the outer side and bottom of the shell. 22. Since it is necessary to separate the tea leaves and only allow the tea water to flow into the teapot 1, the water inlet 4011 is set to be small. Preferably, the water inlet 4011 is elongated. The cavity 40 is movably provided with a movable bullet 41 for blocking / opening the water outlet 4022. It should be noted that there is a gap between the movable bullet 41 and the cavity 40 to facilitate the entry of tea water. The tea lid 3 is located above the movable bullet 41, and the tea lid 3 is slidably provided with a magnetic block 5 for magnetically attracting the movable bullet 41. The movable bullet 41 can be made of magnetically attracted metal or directly use a magnet. The magnetic block 5 is a magnet.

[0021] This utility model discloses an automatic water dispensing structure for a teapot. A tea-separating component 4 is installed inside the tea compartment 2. Water is dispensed through the tea-separating component 4. Tea leaves are placed in the tea compartment 2. After hot water is poured into the tea compartment 2, the tea leaves are steeped for a certain period. Then, the movable spring 41 of the tea-separating component 4 opens the water outlet 4022, allowing the tea to fall into the teapot 1. For better observation by the user, the teapot 1 and tea compartment 2 are preferably made of transparent material. The tea-separating component 4 and tea compartment 2 are detachably connected for easy disassembly and cleaning. The movable spring 41 inside the tea-separating component 4 is used to block or open the water outlet 4022. When the tea lid 3 covers the teapot 1, the magnetic block 5 inside the tea lid 3 is positioned above the movable spring 41. The magnetic block 5 attracts the movable spring 41 upwards, thereby opening the water outlet 4022 and allowing the tea to flow smoothly through the tea-separating component 4 into the teapot 1, achieving automated tea-water separation.

[0022] Specifically, the tea lid 3 is connected to the teapot 1 via a connector 31, which can be a coil spring, a rotating shaft, or the like.

[0023] Specifically, the tea lid 3 has a sliding groove 50 inside, the magnetic block 5 is disposed in the sliding groove 50, and the top of the magnetic block 5 has a sliding member 51 protruding from the tea lid 3, which facilitates the user to slide the magnetic block 5. The sliding member 51 slides on the tea lid 3, and the sliding groove 50 is as follows: Figure 4 As shown, it is L-shaped, with the corner of the slide 50 located directly above the movable bullet 41. One end of the slide 50 is directly opposite the connector 31. Under normal circumstances, the magnetic block 5 is located at the end near the corner, which is close to the movable bullet 41 and can also attract the movable bullet 41. When the tea lid 3 is closed, the magnetic block 5 can attract the movable bullet 41, realizing automatic water drop. Moreover, due to the corner setting, the magnetic block 5 will not slide even after the tea lid 3 is opened; and when the magnetic block 5 slides to the corner, that is, located at the corner, it will not slide. The movable bullet 41 is directly above the magnetic block 5, which then magnetically lifts the movable bullet 41. When the tea lid 3 is opened, the movable bullet 41 loses the attraction of the magnetic block 5 and automatically falls to block the water outlet 4022. Since the tea lid 3 is raised, the magnetic block 5 will fall down along the slide 50 and be close to one end of the connector 31. When the tea lid 3 is closed again, the magnetic block 5 is still at the end of the slide 50 and will not affect the movable bullet 41. This provides users with a semi-automatic water-falling function, which can be used when users need to brew tea.

[0024] like Figure 2 , 3 As shown in Figure 5, the shell includes an upper shell 401 disposed inside the tea compartment 2 and a bottom shell 402 disposed at the bottom of the tea compartment 2. Specifically, the bottom of the upper shell 401 protrudes from the tea compartment 2 and is threadedly connected to the bottom shell 402. The water inlet 4011 is disposed on the outside of the upper shell 401, and the water outlet 4022 is disposed on the lower side of the bottom shell 402. The water inlet 4011 is located at the opening of the tea compartment 2, and multiple water inlets 4011 are provided. The water outlet 4022 is disposed in the middle of the lower side of the bottom shell 402, corresponding to the movable bullet 41. The bottom of the movable bullet 41 is a hemispherical block, which can better seal the water outlet 4022.

[0025] Specifically, the magnetic block 5 is located in the middle of the inside of the tea lid 3, and the lower side of the magnetic block 5 has a first magnetic plane, while the upper side of the movable bullet 41 has a second magnetic plane. When the tea lid 3 covers the teapot 1, the second magnetic plane is parallel to the first magnetic plane, and at this time the magnetic block 5 can attract the movable bullet 41 to rise.

[0026] The above embodiments are preferred embodiments of this utility model. All structures similar to this utility model and equivalent changes thereof should fall within the protection scope of this utility model.

Claims

1. An automatic water dispensing structure for a teapot, comprising a teapot, a tea container, and a tea lid, wherein the tea lid is movably disposed at the inlet of the teapot, characterized in that: The tea compartment is located inside the teapot, and a tea-separating component is detachably installed at the opening at the bottom of the tea compartment. The tea-separating component includes a shell with a cavity. An inlet and an outlet connected to the cavity are respectively provided on the outer side and bottom of the shell. A movable spring for blocking / opening the outlet is movably installed inside the cavity. The tea lid is located above the movable spring, and a magnetic block for magnetically attracting the movable spring is slidably installed inside the tea lid.

2. The automatic water dispensing structure for a teapot according to claim 1, characterized in that: The tea lid is connected to the teapot via a connector.

3. The automatic water dispensing structure for a teapot according to claim 2, characterized in that: The tea lid has a sliding groove inside, the magnetic block is disposed in the sliding groove, and the top of the magnetic block has a sliding part protruding from the tea lid.

4. The automatic water dispensing structure for a teapot according to claim 3, characterized in that: The slide is L-shaped, with the corner of the slide located directly above the movable warhead, and one end of the slide facing the connector.

5. The automatic water dispensing structure for a teapot according to claim 1, characterized in that: The housing includes an upper shell disposed inside the tea storage compartment and a bottom shell disposed at the bottom of the tea storage compartment. The bottom of the upper shell protrudes from the tea storage compartment and is threadedly connected to the bottom shell. The water inlet is disposed on the outside of the upper shell, and the water outlet is disposed on the bottom side of the bottom shell.

6. The automatic water dispensing structure for a teapot according to claim 1, characterized in that: The water inlet is elongated.

7. The automatic water dispensing structure for a teapot according to claim 1, characterized in that: The magnetic block is located in the middle of the inside of the tea lid, and the lower side of the magnetic block has a first magnetic plane, while the upper side of the movable bullet has a second magnetic plane, and the second magnetic plane is parallel to the first magnetic plane.

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