An irrigation ditch
By designing a multi-stage filter and a lifting treatment component, the problem of clogging in irrigation ditches during high-flow water supply is solved, achieving efficient impurity filtration and simplified treatment, thus improving the effectiveness of irrigation ditches.
CN224451558UActive Publication Date: 2026-07-03KAIHUA COUNTY AGRICULTURE & RURAL AFFAIRS BUREAU
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- KAIHUA COUNTY AGRICULTURE & RURAL AFFAIRS BUREAU
- Filing Date
- 2025-07-28
- Publication Date
- 2026-07-03
AI Technical Summary
Technical Problem
When the water supply is large, the existing irrigation ditches are prone to clogging of the single filter screen, which affects the effect of use.
Method used
The design incorporates a multi-stage filter screen with progressively smaller pore sizes, and is equipped with a lifting assembly, including a mounting bracket, support frame, and lifting auxiliary rope. The filter screen is lifted by pulling the rope to collect impurities, reducing the burden on individual filters.
Benefits of technology
It effectively filters large and small impurities, avoids clogging, improves the performance of irrigation ditches, simplifies impurity handling, and reduces the burden on the filter screen.
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Abstract
This utility model belongs to the field of irrigation ditch technology, and in particular to an irrigation ditch, including a ditch body. The ditch body is equipped with several filter screens, which are evenly arranged sequentially along the water flow direction. The filter screen apertures of the filter screens decrease sequentially. A lifting assembly is provided on the outside of each filter screen. The lifting assembly includes a mounting frame, a support frame, and a lifting auxiliary rope. A gravity plate is fixedly connected to the outside of each filter screen. The sequentially decreasing filter screen apertures allow for the sequential filtration of impurities of varying sizes when the water supply is large, reducing the workload on individual screens and preventing clogging that could affect the use of the irrigation ditch. Furthermore, the filter screens can be lifted by operating the lifting auxiliary rope, allowing impurities to be collected on the collection plate for easier processing, further reducing the workload on individual screens and improving the efficiency of the irrigation ditch.
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