A garden surface runoff pollutant interception device
By designing a garden surface runoff pollutant interception device that combines horizontal grating panels that can be raised piece by piece, the problems of reduced drainage capacity and structural damage of traditional interception devices when garbage accumulates are solved, achieving effective garbage interception and maintenance of drainage flux.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- YUNNAN RONGHUA LANDSCAPING ENG CO LTD
- Filing Date
- 2025-06-11
- Publication Date
- 2026-05-29
AI Technical Summary
In existing road drainage systems, traditional interception devices have a reduced effective water-passing area when garbage accumulates, resulting in decreased drainage capacity. They are also easily damaged under heavy rainfall conditions, and the intercepted garbage may re-enter the environment with the overflow water, causing secondary pollution.
Design a garden surface runoff pollutant interception device, which adopts a combination of horizontal grid plates that can be raised piece by piece. The horizontal grid plates are raised when garbage accumulates by a drive device to maintain the garbage interception effect and ensure sufficient drainage flow. The vertical and horizontal states of the grid plates are switched by electric push rods and servo motors.
It effectively resolves the conflict between interception and drainage, maintains the effectiveness of garbage interception, and avoids the decline in drainage capacity and structural damage caused by accumulation, preventing garbage from re-entering the environment with overflow water.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This utility model belongs to the technical field of filtration and interception devices, specifically relating to a device for intercepting pollutants from surface runoff in gardens. Background Technology
[0002] In road drainage systems, rainwater runoff often carries a large amount of pollutants, including vegetation, leaves, packaging bags, plastic products, and other solid waste. These pollutants, once carried by the water flow into the drainage network, can easily cause blockages, severely impacting the normal operation of the urban drainage system. To address this problem, existing technologies typically involve installing interceptor grilles at runoff collection points to filter solid waste from the runoff through physical barriers.
[0003] However, this traditional interception device has significant drawbacks: as the intercepted garbage accumulates, the effective water-passing area of the grid gradually decreases, leading to a continuous decline in drainage capacity. Especially under heavy rainfall conditions, the water level in front of the grid can rise rapidly due to poor drainage, causing not only severe water accumulation on the road surface but also potential damage to the grid structure due to increased water pressure. More seriously, when the water depth exceeds the height of the curb, the intercepted garbage may re-enter the environment with the overflowing water, causing secondary pollution. Utility Model Content
[0004] In order to overcome the problems existing in the background technology, this utility model provides a garden surface runoff pollutant interception device.
[0005] To achieve the above objectives, this utility model is implemented through the following technical solution: a garden surface runoff pollutant interception device, installed at a road node where water flows converge, comprising: an interception grid plate installed on the road and having two working states: horizontal and vertical; multiple horizontal grid plates installed on the water-facing side of the interception grid plate and closely attached to the vertical interception grid plate; a driving device installed on both sides of the road for driving the horizontal grid plates to rise one by one; a first groove provided on the road to accommodate all the horizontal grid plates; and a second groove provided on the road to accommodate the horizontal interception grid plate.
[0006] Preferably, a vertical plate is provided on the side of the horizontal grid away from the intercepting grid; support columns of equal height are provided at the four corners of the bottom of the horizontal grid; and horizontal support plates are provided on both sides of the horizontal grid.
[0007] Preferably, the driving device includes: guide grooves fixed to the road on both sides of the first groove; an n-shaped support frame above the guide groove; a sliding rod disposed in the guide groove and extending upward through the n-shaped support frame; an anti-fall mechanism disposed on both sides of the n-shaped support frame and in number corresponding to the horizontal grid plates; a horizontal grid plate lifting mechanism disposed at the top of the n-shaped support frame; and a guide hole provided on the horizontal support plate that slides with the sliding rod.
[0008] Preferably, the anti-fall mechanism includes: first square holes symmetrically arranged at equal intervals on both sides of the n-shaped support frame; a first fixed seat disposed outside the first square holes; an anti-fall lock pin slidably disposed within the first fixed seat and directly opposite the first square holes; a lock pin limiting piece disposed on the anti-fall lock pin and having a size larger than the first square holes; a first wedge-shaped lock tongue disposed at the front end of the lock pin limiting piece; a first return spring sleeved on the anti-fall lock pin and located between the lock pin limiting piece and the first fixed seat; and the front end of the first wedge-shaped lock tongue is provided with a downwardly sloping guide surface.
[0009] Preferably, the horizontal grid plate lifting mechanism includes: an electric push rod fixed to the top of the n-shaped support frame; the piston rod of the electric push rod passes vertically downward through the top of the n-shaped support frame; and the lower end of the piston rod is provided with a locking mechanism for engaging the horizontal support plate.
[0010] Preferably, the locking mechanism includes: a locking mounting plate fixed to the lower end of the piston rod; a second square hole provided on the locking mounting plate; a second fixed seat provided outside the second square hole; a locking pin slidably provided in the second fixed seat and facing the second square hole; a locking pin limiting piece provided on the locking pin and larger than the second square hole; a second wedge-shaped locking tongue provided at the front end of the locking pin limiting piece; a second return spring sleeved on the locking pin and located between the locking pin limiting piece and the second fixed seat; and a downwardly sloping guide surface provided at the front end of the second wedge-shaped locking tongue.
[0011] Preferably, the interceptor grid is provided with a rotating shaft on the side near the horizontal grid; mounting seats for servo motors are pre-embedded on both sides of the road; and the output shaft of the servo motor is connected to the rotating shaft for transmission.
[0012] The beneficial effects of this utility model compared with the prior art are as follows:
[0013] This invention features a series of horizontal grid plates that can be raised sequentially. When garbage accumulation causes the water level to rise, the drive device can raise the horizontal grid plates one by one, which not only maintains effective interception of garbage but also ensures sufficient drainage flow, fundamentally solving the contradiction between interception and drainage. Attached Figure Description
[0014] Figure 1 A schematic diagram of a surface runoff pollutant interception device for gardens;
[0015] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the first cross-sectional structure of a surface runoff pollutant interception device for gardens.
[0016] Figure 3 for Figure 2 Schematic diagram of the structure at point A in the middle;
[0017] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the second cross-sectional structure of a surface runoff pollutant interception device for gardens.
[0018] Figure 5 for Figure 4 Schematic diagram of the structure at point B;
[0019] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of a horizontal grid structure.
[0020] =In the diagram: 1. Road, 2. Interception fence, 3. Horizontal fence, 4. First groove, 5. Second groove, 6. Vertical plate, 7. Support column, 8. Horizontal support plate, 9. Guide groove, 10. N-shaped support frame, 11. Slide rod, 12. First square hole, 13. First fixed seat, 14. Anti-fall lock pin, 15. Lock pin limit piece, 16. First wedge-shaped lock tongue, 17. First return spring, 18. Electric push rod, 19. Piston rod, 20. Lock mounting plate, 21. Second square hole, 22. Second fixed seat, 23. Lock latch pin, 24. Second wedge-shaped lock tongue, 25. Second return spring, 26. Servo motor, 27. Anti-fall mechanism, 28. Locking mechanism, 29. Detailed Implementation
[0021] To make the objectives, technical solutions, and beneficial effects of this utility model clearer, the preferred embodiments of this utility model will be described in detail below to facilitate understanding by those skilled in the art.
[0022] Please see Figures 1 to 6 This embodiment provides a garden surface runoff pollutant interception device, which is installed at the node of road 1 where water flows. It includes: an interception grid 2 installed on the road 1 and having two working states: horizontal and vertical. When it rains, the interception grid 2 vertically intercepts garbage, and when it does not rain, it is horizontal to facilitate passage.
[0023] Multiple horizontal grid plates 3 are installed on the water-facing side of the intercepting grid plate 2 and are closely attached to the vertically positioned intercepting grid plate 2; driving devices are installed on both sides of the road 1 to drive the horizontal grid plates 3 to rise one by one; when garbage accumulation causes the water level to rise, the driving devices can sequentially raise the horizontal grid plates 3, thus maintaining effective interception of garbage while ensuring sufficient drainage capacity.
[0024] The road 1 is provided with a first groove 4 to accommodate all of the horizontal grid plates 3; the road 1 is provided with a second groove 5 to accommodate the intercepting grid plates 2 in a flat position. When not in operation, the intercepting device merges with the road surface and does not obstruct traffic.
[0025] A vertical plate 6 is provided on the side of the horizontal grid plate 3 away from the interception grid plate 2; when the horizontal grid plate 3 is raised, the vertical plate 6 prevents garbage from falling off the horizontal grid plate 3.
[0026] The horizontal grid plate 3 has four support columns 7 of equal height at its bottom corners; the function of the support columns 7 is to provide a certain distance between the horizontal grid plates 3 when the horizontal grid plate 3 is located in the first groove 4, so as to facilitate the gripping of the driving device.
[0027] The horizontal grid plate 3 is provided with horizontal support plates 8 on both sides.
[0028] The driving device includes: guide grooves 9 fixed to the road 1 on both sides of the first groove 4; an n-shaped support frame 10 above the guide grooves 9; a sliding rod 11 inside the guide grooves 9 and extending upward through the n-shaped support frame 10; anti-fall mechanisms 28 on both sides of the n-shaped support frame 10 and in number corresponding to the horizontal grid plates 3; a horizontal grid plate lifting mechanism at the top of the n-shaped support frame 10; and guide holes on the horizontal support plate 8 that slide with the sliding rod 11.
[0029] The anti-fall mechanism 28 includes: first square holes 12 symmetrically arranged on both sides of the n-shaped support frame 10 at equal intervals; a first fixed seat 13 located outside the first square holes 12; an anti-fall lock pin 14 slidably disposed within the first fixed seat 13 and directly opposite the first square holes 12; a lock pin limiting piece 15 disposed on the anti-fall lock pin 14 and larger in size than the first square holes 12; a first wedge-shaped lock tongue 16 located at the front end of the lock pin limiting piece 15; a first return spring 17 sleeved on the anti-fall lock pin 14 and located between the lock pin limiting piece 15 and the first fixed seat 13; and the front end of the first wedge-shaped lock tongue 16 is provided with a downwardly sloping guide surface. When the horizontal grid plate 3 rises, the guide slope contacts the horizontal support plate 8 of the horizontal grid plate 3 and retracts, allowing the horizontal grid plate 3 to rise smoothly. After the horizontal grid plate 3 rises, the first return spring 17 resets the first wedge-shaped locking tongue 16, preventing the horizontal grid plate 3 from falling. The tail of the anti-fall lock pin 14 is provided with a first pull ring, which is used to pull a wedge-shaped locking tongue to manually lower the horizontal grid plate 3.
[0030] The horizontal grid plate lifting mechanism includes: an electric push rod 18 fixed to the top of the n-shaped support frame 10; a piston rod 19 of the electric push rod 18 passing vertically downward through the top of the n-shaped support frame 10; and a locking mechanism 29 for engaging the horizontal support plate 8 at the lower end of the piston rod 19. The locking mechanism 29 includes: a locking mounting plate 20 fixed to the lower end of the piston rod 19; a second square hole 21 disposed on the locking mounting plate 20; a second fixing seat 22 disposed outside the second square hole 21; a locking latch pin 23 slidably disposed in the second fixing seat 22 and facing the second square hole 21; a locking latch pin limiting piece 24 disposed on the locking latch pin 23 and larger in size than the second square hole 21; a second wedge-shaped locking tongue 25 disposed at the front end of the locking latch pin limiting piece 24; a second return spring 26 sleeved on the locking latch pin 23 and located between the locking latch pin limiting piece 24 and the second fixing seat 22; and a downwardly sloping guide surface at the front end of the second wedge-shaped locking tongue 25. The piston rod 19 of the electric push rod 18 descends, contacting and retracting the horizontal support plate 8 with its guide ramp facing downwards, allowing the piston rod 19 to descend smoothly. The second return spring 26 resets the second wedge-shaped locking tongue 25, and the second wedge-shaped locking tongues 25 on both sides lock the horizontal grid plates 3 on both sides, allowing the piston rod 19 to smoothly drive the plates upwards. The tail of the latch pin 23 is provided with a second pull ring to allow the horizontal grid plate 3 to be manually reset.
[0031] In this embodiment, the electric actuator 18 is synchronously controlled by the same controller. The electric actuator 18 is a LINAK LA36 series stroke-controlled electric actuator, and the controller is an STM32 series microcontroller. The servo motor 27 is also controlled by the same microcontroller. The preset downward and upward strokes of the horizontal grid plate 3 are determined from top to bottom, and are operated manually in actual use.
[0032] The interceptor gate 2 has a rotating shaft on the side near the horizontal gate 3; mounting seats for servo motors 27 are pre-embedded on both sides of the road 1; the output shaft of the servo motor 27 is connected to the rotating shaft for transmission. The servo motor 27 is a synchronous servo motor used to drive the interceptor gate 2 to achieve both horizontal and vertical states.
[0033] Both the servo motor 27 and the electric actuator 18 have an IP67 protection rating.
[0034] In this embodiment, a water level gauge is used to measure the water level.
[0035] When using the garden surface runoff pollutant interception device of this utility model:
[0036] (1) Initial state: The intercepting grid plate 2 is placed flat in the second groove 5, and the horizontal grid plate 3 is stored in the first groove 4, flush with the road surface.
[0037] (2) Interception state: When it rains, the servo motor 27 drives the interception grid 2 to stand up to 90°. When the intercepted garbage causes the water level to rise, the first horizontal grid 3 is raised to the highest position of the anti-fall mechanism 28 under the action of the electric push rod 18. When the water level rises again, the second horizontal grid 3 is raised to the second highest position of the anti-fall mechanism 28 under the action of the electric push rod 18. And so on.
[0038] (3) Reset process: After the rain ends, clean up the garbage and manually reset the horizontal grid plate 3 to the first groove 4. The servo motor 27 will flatten the interception grid plate 2 and reset it to the second groove 5.
[0039] Finally, it should be noted that the above preferred embodiments are only used to illustrate the technical solution of this utility model and not to limit it. Although the utility model has been described in detail through the above preferred embodiments, those skilled in the art should understand that various changes can be made to it in form and detail without departing from the scope defined by the claims of this utility model.
Claims
1. A surface runoff pollutant interception device for gardens, installed at a road (1) node where water flows converge, characterized in that, include: A barrier plate (2) is installed on the road (1) and has two working states: flat and vertical; multiple horizontal barriers (3) are installed on the water-facing side of the barrier plate (2) and are close to the vertical barrier plate (2); a driving device is installed on both sides of the road (1) to drive the horizontal barriers (3) to rise one by one; a first groove (4) is provided on the road (1) to accommodate all the horizontal barriers (3); a second groove (5) is provided on the road (1) to accommodate the flat barrier plate (2).
2. The garden surface runoff pollutant interception device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The horizontal grid plate (3) has a vertical plate (6) on the side away from the intercepting grid plate (2); the horizontal grid plate (3) has support columns (7) of equal height at the four corners of its bottom; and the horizontal grid plate (3) has horizontal support plates (8) on both sides.
3. A garden surface runoff pollutant interception device according to claim 2, characterized in that, The driving device includes: a guide groove (9) fixed to the road (1) on both sides of the first groove (4); an n-shaped support frame (10) above the guide groove (9); a slide rod (11) located in the guide groove (9) and extending upward through the n-shaped support frame (10); an anti-fall mechanism (28) located on both sides of the n-shaped support frame (10) and corresponding in number to the horizontal grid plate (3); a horizontal grid plate lifting mechanism located at the top of the n-shaped support frame (10); and a guide hole on the horizontal support plate (8) that slides with the slide rod (11).
4. A garden surface runoff pollutant interception device according to claim 3, characterized in that, The anti-fall mechanism (28) includes: a first square hole (12) symmetrically arranged on both sides of the n-shaped support frame (10); a first fixed seat (13) arranged outside the first square hole (12); an anti-fall lock pin (14) slidably arranged in the first fixed seat (13) and facing the first square hole (12); a lock pin limiting piece (15) arranged on the anti-fall lock pin (14) and larger than the first square hole (12); a first wedge-shaped lock tongue (16) arranged at the front end of the lock pin limiting piece (15); a first return spring (17) sleeved on the anti-fall lock pin (14) and located between the lock pin limiting piece (15) and the first fixed seat (13); the front end of the first wedge-shaped lock tongue (16) is provided with a downwardly sloping guide surface.
5. A garden surface runoff pollutant interception device according to claim 4, characterized in that, The horizontal grid lifting mechanism includes: an electric push rod (18) fixed to the top of the n-shaped support frame (10); the piston rod (19) of the electric push rod (18) passes vertically downward through the top of the n-shaped support frame (10); and the lower end of the piston rod (19) is provided with a locking mechanism (29) for engaging the horizontal support plate (8).
6. A garden surface runoff pollutant interception device according to claim 5, characterized in that, The locking mechanism (29) includes: a locking mounting plate (20) fixed to the lower end of the piston rod (19); a second square hole (21) provided on the locking mounting plate (20); a second fixed seat (22) provided outside the second square hole (21); a locking pin (23) slidably provided in the second fixed seat (22) and facing the second square hole (21); a locking pin limiting piece (24) provided on the locking pin (23) and larger in size than the second square hole (21); a second wedge-shaped locking tongue (25) provided at the front end of the locking pin limiting piece (24); a second return spring (26) sleeved on the locking pin (23) and located between the locking pin limiting piece (24) and the second fixed seat (22); and the front end of the second wedge-shaped locking tongue (25) is provided with a downwardly sloping guide surface.
7. A garden surface runoff pollutant interception device according to claim 6, characterized in that: The interceptor grid (2) has a rotating shaft on the side near the horizontal grid (3); mounting seats for servo motors (27) are pre-embedded on both sides of the road (1); the output shaft of the servo motor (27) is connected to the rotating shaft for transmission.