Shower trolley with drainage filter structure

Abstract

The utility model discloses a shower trolley with drainage filter structure, the utility model relates to shower trolley technical field. Including shower trolley main part, the inside of shower trolley main part is provided with shower room main part, be provided with the drainage mechanism for showering use on shower room main part, and the drainage mechanism includes: filter assembly, including the standing frame of shower room main part lower extreme setting, the bottom of standing frame is provided with the convex, the lower extreme of convex is located standing frame edge and is opened the annular groove, and the first drainage groove is arranged to the four ends of annular groove, install subassembly, including the bottom of shower trolley main part and is opened with the second drainage groove of corresponding first drainage groove, the utility model discloses through the convex and annular groove design of standing frame bottom, can make sewage fast collection and discharge, improve the drainage efficiency, avoid the waterlogging in shower room, then the filter plate effectively intercepts sundries, prevents the drainage pipeline from being blocked, guarantees that the drainage system is unobstructed, promotes the sustainability and stability of shower trolley use.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of shower cart technology, specifically a shower cart with a drainage filtration structure. Background Technology

[0002] With economic development and social progress, people's requirements for personal hygiene are gradually increasing. In situations such as field operations, inspections, training, and even disaster relief, personal hygiene is more troublesome. Outdoors, there are usually no hotels or other accommodations, and it is not possible to shower and clean in time. As an important piece of equipment for providing bathing services in emergency rescue, field operations, and temporary accommodation scenarios, the performance of the drainage system of the shower truck directly affects the user experience and equipment reliability.

[0003] Traditional shower carts contain a large amount of water, have complex drainage paths, and lack effective water flow guidance, making it difficult for wastewater to drain quickly. This easily leads to water accumulation in the shower room. During showering, human hair and debris can easily enter the drain pipes with the wastewater. Because existing shower carts lack effective filtration devices, debris directly enters the drain pipes and gradually accumulates over time, eventually causing blockages. This makes filtration and cleaning difficult, and the drainage components are also difficult to disassemble and install, hindering further cleaning. Therefore, this utility model provides a shower cart with a drainage filtration structure. Utility Model Content

[0004] To address the shortcomings of existing technologies, this utility model provides a shower cart with a drainage and filtration structure. This solves the problems of traditional shower carts, which contain a large amount of water, have complex drainage paths, and lack effective water flow guidance, making it difficult to quickly discharge sewage and causing water accumulation in the shower room. Furthermore, during showering, human hair and debris easily enter the drainage pipes with the sewage. Because existing shower carts lack effective filtration devices, debris directly enters the drainage pipes, gradually accumulating over time and eventually causing blockages, making filtration and cleaning difficult.

[0005] To achieve the above objectives, this utility model provides the following technical solution: a shower cart with a drainage and filtration structure, comprising a shower cart body, a shower room body inside the shower cart body, and a drainage mechanism for showering, the drainage mechanism comprising:

[0006] The filter assembly includes a standing frame located at the lower end of the shower enclosure body. The bottom of the standing frame has a convex surface, and the lower end of the convex surface has an annular groove located at the edge of the standing frame. The four ends of the annular groove have first drainage grooves.

[0007] The installation components include a second drainage channel corresponding to the first drainage channel at the bottom of the shower cart body. A limit ring is fixed to the inner wall of the first drainage channel. A drainage shell is inserted into the upper end of the limit ring. A filter plate is fixed to the inner wall of the drainage shell. A movable rod is slidably connected to the center of the filter plate. A scraper is fixed to the lower end of the movable rod. A locking component for fixing is provided at the upper end of the drainage shell.

[0008] Preferably, anti-slip bolts are uniformly fixed on the upper end surface of the convex surface, and the anti-slip bolts are made of rubber material.

[0009] Preferably, a first suspension rod is provided on the inner wall of the shower room body, and a second suspension rod is provided below the first suspension rod on the inner wall of the shower room body.

[0010] Preferably, the scraper has an L-shaped structure, a pair of scrapers are provided, and one side wall of the scraper is attached to the inner wall of the second drainage groove. The movable rod and the filter plate are rotatable.

[0011] Preferably, the upper end face of the limiting ring is fixed with six sets of positioning holes, and the lower edge of the drainage shell is uniformly fixed with positioning rods that engage with the positioning holes.

[0012] Preferably, the engaging assembly includes a slot bracket fixed at the upper edge of the drainage housing, a slide rail housing fixed at one end of the annular groove near the slot bracket, a spring fixed to the inner wall of the slide rail housing, a locking block fixed to one end of the spring, the locking block being slidably connected to the slide rail housing, a pull rod fixed to one end of the spring, the pull rod being slidably connected to a section of the slide rail housing, and the locking block being engagingly connected to the slot bracket. Beneficial effects

[0013] This invention provides a shower cart with a drainage and filtration structure. Compared with the prior art, it has the following advantages:

[0014] Firstly, when showering inside the shower enclosure, water flows onto the standing frame. Due to the convex surface at the bottom of the standing frame, the water flows towards the surrounding annular grooves and then flows downward through the first drainage grooves at the four ends of the annular grooves. As the water flows through the first drainage grooves, the filter plate on the inner wall of the drainage shell filters the water, intercepting hair, debris, etc., to prevent them from entering the subsequent drainage pipes and causing blockages. The first drainage groove corresponds to the second drainage groove at the bottom of the shower enclosure. The filtered water flows from the first drainage groove into the second drainage groove and is discharged from the shower enclosure. Through the design of the convex surface and annular groove at the bottom of the standing frame, sewage can be quickly collected and discharged, improving drainage efficiency and preventing water accumulation in the shower enclosure. Then, the filter plate effectively intercepts debris, preventing blockages in the drainage pipes, ensuring smooth drainage, and improving the continuity and stability of the shower enclosure's use.

[0015] Secondly, when the second drainage channel needs to be cleaned, the movable rod can extend, retract, and rotate on the filter plate. Rotating the movable rod adjusts the angle of the scraper, making it fit against the inner wall of the second drainage channel. Then, extending and retracting the movable rod allows the L-shaped scraper to clean the dirt and residual debris from the inner wall of the second drainage channel. Then, extending and retracting the movable rod pushes the impurities out and engages the locking block with the locking bracket, preventing the drainage shell from loosening due to vibration during the operation of the shower cart, thus improving the stability of the drainage shell during installation. The drainage shell is then quickly disassembled and assembled through positioning holes, positioning rods, and locking components. When the filter plate needs to be deeply cleaned or replaced, the drainage shell can be easily disassembled, reducing maintenance difficulty and cost. Attached Figure Description

[0016] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of this utility model;

[0017] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the main structure of the shower room of this utility model;

[0018] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the second drainage channel structure of this utility model;

[0019] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the annular groove structure of this utility model;

[0020] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the first drainage channel structure of this utility model;

[0021] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the drainage shell structure of this utility model.

[0022] In the diagram: 1. Shower cart body; 2. Shower room body; 201. First suspension rod; 202. Second suspension rod; 3. Standing frame; 301. Annular groove; 302. Convex surface; 303. Anti-slip bolt; 4. First drainage groove; 401. Second drainage groove; 402. Limiting ring; 403. Positioning hole; 404. Drainage shell; 405. Filter plate; 406. Movable rod; 407. Scraper; 5. Slot bracket; 501. Slide rail shell; 502. Spring; 503. Locking block; 504. Pull rod; 6. Positioning rod. Detailed Implementation

[0023] 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.

[0024] Please see Figures 1-6 This utility model provides a technical solution: a shower cart with a drainage and filtration structure, including a shower cart body 1, a shower room body 2 disposed inside the shower cart body 1, and a drainage mechanism for showering disposed on the shower room body 2, the drainage mechanism including:

[0025] The filter assembly includes a standing frame 3 at the lower end of the shower room body 2. The bottom of the standing frame 3 is provided with a convex surface 302. The lower end of the convex surface 302 is provided with an annular groove 301 at the edge of the standing frame 3. The four ends of the annular groove 301 are provided with a first drainage groove 4.

[0026] The installation components include a second drain trough 401 corresponding to the first drain trough 4 at the bottom of the shower car body 1. A limit ring 402 is fixed to the inner wall of the first drain trough 4. A drain housing 404 is inserted into the upper end of the limit ring 402. A filter plate 405 is fixed to the inner wall of the drain housing 404. A movable rod 406 is slidably connected to the center of the filter plate 405. A scraper 407 is fixed to the lower end of the movable rod 406. A locking component for fixing is provided at the upper end of the drain housing 404.

[0027] In a preferred embodiment, anti-slip pins 303 are uniformly fixed on the upper end face of the convex surface 302. The anti-slip pins 303 are made of rubber. A first hanging rod 201 is provided on the inner wall of the shower room body 2. A second hanging rod 202 is provided below the first hanging rod 201 on the inner wall of the shower room body 2. The rubber anti-slip pins 303 uniformly fixed on the upper end face of the convex surface 302 can increase the friction between the user's feet and the standing frame 3, prevent slipping during showering, and improve the safety of use. The first hanging rod 201 and the second hanging rod 202 provided on the inner wall of the shower room body 2 make it convenient for users to hang clothes, towels and other items, improving the convenience and comfort of showering.

[0028] In a preferred embodiment, the scraper 407 has an L-shaped structure, and a pair of scrapers 407 are provided. One side wall of the scraper 407 is attached to the inner wall of the second drainage groove 401. The movable rod 406 and the filter plate 405 are rotatable. The movable rod 406 extends, retracts, and rotates on the filter plate 405, working with the scraper 407 at the lower end of the movable rod 406 to clean the second drainage groove 401. When showering in the shower room body 2, the water flows onto the standing frame 3. Because the bottom of the standing frame 3 is provided with a convex surface 302, the water flows to the surrounding annular groove 301 and then flows downward through the first drainage groove 4 at the four ends of the annular groove 301. When the first drainage trough 4 is in operation, the filter plate 405 on the inner wall of the drainage shell 404 filters the water flow, intercepting hair, debris, etc., to prevent them from entering the subsequent drainage pipe and causing blockage. The first drainage trough 4 corresponds to the second drainage trough 401 at the bottom of the shower cart body 1. The filtered water flows from the first drainage trough 4 into the second drainage trough 401 and is discharged from the shower cart body 1. Through the design of the convex surface 302 and the annular groove 301 at the bottom of the standing frame 3, sewage can be quickly collected and discharged, improving drainage efficiency and avoiding water accumulation in the shower room. Then, the filter plate 405 effectively intercepts debris, preventing blockage of the drainage pipe, ensuring smooth drainage system, and improving the continuity and stability of the shower cart's use.

[0029] When the second drainage trough 401 needs to be cleaned, the movable rod 406 can extend, retract, and rotate on the filter plate 405. Rotating the movable rod 406 adjusts the angle of the scraper 407 so that it fits against the inner wall of the second drainage trough 401. Then, the movable rod 406 is extended and retracted, and the pair of scrapers 407 with the L-shaped structure are used to clean the dirt and residual debris on the inner wall of the second drainage trough 401. Then, the movable rod 406 is extended and retracted to push the impurities out.

[0030] In a preferred embodiment, six sets of positioning holes 403 are fixed to the upper end face of the limiting ring 402. Positioning rods 6, which engage with the positioning holes 403, are evenly fixed to the lower edge of the drainage housing 404. The engaging assembly includes a slot bracket 5 fixed to the upper edge of the drainage housing 404. A slide rail housing 501 is fixed to one end of the annular groove 301 near the slot bracket 5. A spring 502 is fixed to the inner wall of the slide rail housing 501. A locking block 503 is fixed to one end of the spring 502, and the locking block 503 is slidably connected to the slide rail housing 501. A pull rod 504 is fixed to one end of the spring 502, and the pull rod 504 is slidably connected to a section of the slide rail housing 501. The locking block 503 engages with the slot bracket 5. During installation, the positioning rods 6, evenly fixed to the lower edge of the drainage housing 404, are aligned with the six positioning holes 403 fixed to the upper end face of the limiting ring 402. The positioning rod 6 is inserted into the positioning hole 403 for initial positioning. Then, the locking block 503 is engaged with the slot bracket 5 to prevent the drain housing 404 from loosening due to vibration during operation of the shower cart, thus improving the stability of the drain housing 404 during installation. For disassembly, the pull rod 504 is pulled, and the pull rod 504 slides on the slide rail housing 501, which compresses the spring 502, causing the locking block 503 to separate from the slot bracket 5. Then, the drain housing 404 is lifted upwards, and the positioning rod 6 is pulled out of the positioning hole 403 to complete the disassembly of the drain housing 404. The drain housing 404 is quickly disassembled and assembled through the positioning hole 403, the positioning rod 6, and the engaging assembly. When the filter plate 405 needs to be deeply cleaned or replaced, the drain housing 404 can be easily disassembled, reducing maintenance difficulty and cost.

[0031] Furthermore, any content not described in detail in this specification is existing technology known to those skilled in the art.

[0032] During the use of the shower cart, when showering inside the shower enclosure 2, water flows onto the standing frame 3. Because the bottom of the standing frame 3 has a convex surface 302, the water flows to the surrounding annular grooves 301 and then flows downward through the first drainage grooves 4 at the four ends of the annular grooves 301. When the water flows through the first drainage grooves 4, the filter plate 405 on the inner wall of the drain housing 404 filters the water flow, intercepting hair, debris, etc., to prevent them from entering the subsequent drainage pipe and causing blockage. The first drainage groove 4 corresponds to the second drainage groove 401 at the bottom of the shower cart body 1. The filtered water flows from the first drainage groove 4 into the second drainage groove 401 and is discharged from the shower cart body 1. The design of the convex surface 302 and the annular groove 301 at the bottom of the standing frame 3 enables sewage to be quickly collected and discharged, improving drainage efficiency and preventing water accumulation in the shower enclosure. The filter plate 405 effectively intercepts debris, ensuring smooth drainage and improving the continuity and stability of the shower cart's use.

[0033] When it is necessary to clean the second drainage trough 401, the movable rod 406 can be operated to extend, retract and rotate on the filter plate 405. Rotate the movable rod 406 to adjust the angle of the scraper 407 so that it fits against the inner wall of the second drainage trough 401. Then extend and retract the movable rod 406 to clean the dirt and residual debris on the inner wall of the second drainage trough 401 using a pair of scrapers 407 with an L-shaped structure. After that, extend and retract the movable rod 406 to push the impurities out.

[0034] When deep cleaning or replacement of the filter plate 405 is required, the drain housing 404 is disassembled. Pull the pull rod 504, which slides on the slide rail housing 501, causing the spring 502 to compress and the locking block 503 to separate from the slot bracket 5. Then, lift the drain housing 404 upwards and pull out the positioning rod 6, which is evenly fixed at the lower edge of the drain housing 404, from the six sets of positioning holes 403 fixed on the upper end of the limiting ring 402. This completes the disassembly. During installation, the positioning rod 6 is inserted into the positioning hole 403 for initial positioning, and then the locking block 503 is engaged with the slot bracket 5. The drain housing 404 can be quickly disassembled and assembled through the positioning hole 403, the positioning rod 6, and the engaging assembly, reducing maintenance difficulty and cost.

[0035] It should be noted that, in this document, relational terms such as "first" and "second" are used only to distinguish one entity or operation from another, and do not necessarily require or imply any such actual relationship or order between these entities or operations. Furthermore, the terms "comprising," "including," or any other variations thereof are intended to cover non-exclusive inclusion, such that a process, method, article, or apparatus that comprises a list of elements includes not only those elements but also other elements not expressly listed, or elements inherent to such process, method, article, or apparatus.

[0036] Although embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes, modifications, substitutions and alterations can be made to these embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of the present invention, the scope of which is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.

Claims

1. A shower cart with a drainage filtration structure, comprising a shower cart body (1), wherein a shower room body (2) is disposed inside the shower cart body (1), characterized in that: The shower enclosure body (2) is equipped with a drainage mechanism for showering, which includes: The filter assembly includes a standing frame (3) provided at the lower end of the shower room body (2), the bottom of the standing frame (3) is provided with a convex surface (302), the lower end of the convex surface (302) is provided with an annular groove (301) at the edge of the standing frame (3), and the four ends of the annular groove (301) are provided with a first drainage groove (4). The installation components include a second drainage groove (401) corresponding to the first drainage groove (4) at the bottom of the shower car body (1). A limit ring (402) is fixed to the inner wall of the first drainage groove (4). A drainage shell (404) is inserted into the upper end of the limit ring (402). A filter plate (405) is fixed to the inner wall of the drainage shell (404). A movable rod (406) is slidably connected to the center of the filter plate (405). A scraper (407) is fixed to the lower end of the movable rod (406). A locking component for fixing is provided at the upper end of the drainage shell (404).

2. A shower cart with a drainage filtration structure according to claim 1, characterized in that: The upper end face of the convex surface (302) is uniformly fixed with anti-slip bolts (303), and the anti-slip bolts (303) are made of rubber material.

3. A shower cart with a drainage filtration structure according to claim 1, characterized in that: The inner wall of the shower room body (2) is provided with a first suspension rod (201), and a second suspension rod (202) is provided below the first suspension rod (201) on the inner wall of the shower room body (2).

4. A shower cart with a drainage filtration structure according to claim 1, characterized in that: The scraper (407) has an L-shaped structure. A pair of scrapers (407) are provided, and one side wall of the scraper (407) is attached to the inner wall of the second drainage groove (401). The movable rod (406) and the filter plate (405) are rotatable.

5. A shower cart with a drainage filtration structure according to claim 1, characterized in that: The upper end face of the limiting ring (402) is fixed with six sets of positioning holes (403), and the lower end of the edge of the drainage shell (404) is uniformly fixed with positioning rods (6) that engage with the positioning holes (403).

6. A shower cart with a drainage filtration structure according to claim 1, characterized in that: The engaging assembly includes a slot bracket (5) fixed at the upper edge of the drainage housing (404), a slide rail housing (501) fixed at one end of the annular groove (301) near the slot bracket (5), a spring (502) fixed on the inner wall of the slide rail housing (501), a locking block (503) fixed at one end of the spring (502), the locking block (503) being slidably connected to the slide rail housing (501), a pull rod (504) fixed at one end of the spring (502), the pull rod (504) being slidably connected to a section of the slide rail housing (501), and the locking block (503) being engagingly connected to the slot bracket (5).

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