A long, narrow sink for washing with running water

Abstract

This utility model discloses a long, flowing water sink for washing, including a sink shell with two symmetrically distributed water outlets on the bottom wall of the middle section of the sink shell, and a washing mechanism. The washing mechanism includes a cross groove, a sliding base, a first pipe, a water outlet pipe, a locking component, and a pipe assembly. The cross groove is located on the upper rear wall of the sink shell, and two sliding bases are slidably connected inside the cross groove. Each sliding base has a first pipe inside, and the upper end of each first pipe has a water outlet pipe connected to it via a rotary joint. A locking component is provided between the sliding base and the sink shell, and a pipe assembly is provided between the first pipe and the sink shell. This long, flowing water sink for washing can adjust the position of the water outlet according to the location of the tableware or food. During the washing process, there is no need for staff to move the tableware or food back and forth, and the device itself is convenient to use.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of washing sink technology, specifically a long sink for flowing water washing. Background Technology

[0002] A water tank is an instrument used for collecting gas by drainage or for holding large amounts of water for washing tableware and food. Its main material is stainless steel, but other materials include enamel iron and ceramic. Some rectangular water tanks have a faucet installed on a rectangular shell. The lower end of the faucet is connected to an external water supply pipe through a pipe. When in use, tableware and food are placed inside the shell, and then the faucet is turned on to wash them with water. However, when there are many tableware or food items inside the shell, because the faucet is in a fixed position, if staff want to use the clean water from the faucet to directly clean the tableware or food, they need to bring the tableware or food from remote parts to the faucet for washing. The ease of use of the device itself has room for improvement. Therefore, we propose a long rectangular water tank for washing with flowing water. Utility Model Content

[0003] The technical problem to be solved by this utility model is to overcome the existing defects and provide a long water tank for washing with flowing water. The device can adjust the position of the water outlet according to the location of the tableware or food. During the washing process, there is no need for the staff to move the tableware or food back and forth. The device itself is convenient to use and can effectively solve the problems in the background art.

[0004] To achieve the above objectives, this utility model provides the following technical solution: a long water tank for washing with flowing water, including a tank shell, wherein two symmetrically distributed water outlet holes are provided on the bottom wall of the middle part of the tank shell, and a washing mechanism is also included.

[0005] Washing mechanism: It includes a cross groove, a sliding seat, a first pipe, a water outlet pipe, a locking component, and a pipe assembly. The cross groove is located on the upper rear wall of the sink shell. Two sliding seats are slidably connected inside the cross groove. Each sliding seat has a first pipe inside. The upper end of each first pipe has a water outlet pipe through a rotary joint. A locking component is provided between the sliding seat and the sink shell. A pipe assembly is provided between the first pipe and the sink shell. This device can adjust the position of the water outlet according to the location of the tableware or food. During the washing process, there is no need for the staff to move the tableware or food back and forth. The device itself is convenient to use.

[0006] Furthermore, a water-blocking strip is provided at the upper front end of the water tank shell to intercept the outflow of water from the upper surface of the device.

[0007] Furthermore, the washing mechanism also includes valves, which are connected in series to the lower end of the water outlet pipe to control the opening and closing of the water outlet pipe in the device.

[0008] Furthermore, the locking assembly includes a connecting seat, a telescopic column, a locking tooth seat, and a rack plate. The connecting seats are respectively disposed on the front side of the slide. The rear wall of each connecting seat is provided with a locking tooth seat through the telescopic ends of two symmetrically distributed telescopic columns. The upper end of the rear wall of the water tank shell is provided with a rack plate. The locking tooth seats are all installed in conjunction with the rack plates. The locking tooth seats and the rack plates are engaged to prevent relative sliding between the slide and the cross groove in the long water tank for running water washing.

[0009] Furthermore, the locking assembly also includes springs, which are respectively sleeved on the outer ends of the telescopic columns. The front ends of the springs are fixedly connected to the rear wall of the adjacent connecting seats, and the rear ends of the springs are fixedly connected to the front side of the adjacent locking tooth seats. Through the compression force of the springs, the locking tooth seats can automatically engage with the rack plate.

[0010] Furthermore, the pipe assembly includes pipe two, a fixing seat, pipe three, and a metal corrugated pipe. Pipe two is connected to the rear end of pipe one. Two symmetrically distributed fixing seats are provided at the upper rear side of the water tank shell. Pipe three is provided inside each fixing seat. Adjacent pipe twos and pipe three and adjacent pipe two are connected by metal corrugated pipes to realize the interconnected distribution of washing water pipes in the long water tank for flowing water washing.

[0011] Furthermore, it also includes auxiliary limiting rods. There are three auxiliary limiting rods, and all three auxiliary limiting rods are set between the opposite inner sides of the two fixed seats. Pipe 2 and metal corrugated pipe are installed in conjunction with the auxiliary limiting rods to prevent the metal corrugated pipe in the long water tank of the running water washing machine from falling down severely under the action of internal water pressure.

[0012] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows: This elongated water tank for continuous washing has the following advantages:

[0013] When using a long, flowing water sink to wash food or tableware, the water outlet can be adjusted according to the location of the tableware or food through the cross-shaped groove, slide, pipe, water outlet, valve, locking assembly, and pipe assembly. During the washing process, there is no need for staff to move the tableware or food back and forth, and the device itself is convenient to use. Attached Figure Description

[0014] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of this utility model;

[0015] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the rear structure of this utility model;

[0016] Figure 3 This is an enlarged structural diagram of point A in this utility model;

[0017] Figure 4This is an enlarged structural diagram of section B of the present invention.

[0018] In the diagram: 1. Water tank shell, 2. Water barrier strip, 3. Washing mechanism, 31. Cross groove, 32. Slide seat, 33. Pipe 1, 34. Water outlet pipe, 35. Valve, 36. Locking assembly, 361. Connecting seat, 362. Telescopic column, 363. Spring, 364. Clamping tooth seat, 365. Rack plate, 37. Pipe assembly, 371. Pipe 2, 372. Fixing seat, 373. Pipe 3, 374. Metal corrugated pipe, 4. Auxiliary limit rod. 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] Please see Figure 1-4 This embodiment provides a technical solution: a long water tank for washing with flowing water, including a tank shell 1, with two symmetrically distributed water outlet holes on the bottom wall of the middle part of the tank shell 1, and a water-blocking strip 2 provided on the upper front end of the tank shell 1 to intercept the outflow of water on the upper surface of the device through the water-blocking strip 2, and also includes a washing mechanism 3.

[0021] Washing mechanism 3 includes a cross groove 31, a slide 32, a first pipe 33, a water outlet pipe 34, a locking assembly 36, and a pipe assembly 37. The cross groove 31 is located on the upper rear wall of the sink shell 1. Two slides 32 are slidably connected inside the cross groove 31. Each slide 32 has a first pipe 33 inside. The upper end of each first pipe 33 has a water outlet pipe 34 connected to it via a rotary joint. The locking assembly 36 is located between the slide 32 and the sink shell 1, and the pipe assembly 37 is located between the first pipe 33 and the sink shell 1. The washing mechanism 3 also includes valves 35, which are connected in series to the lower end of the water outlet pipe 34. The locking assembly 36 includes a connecting seat 361, a telescopic column 362, a locking tooth seat 364, and a rack plate 365. The connecting seat 361 is located on the slide 32. On the front side of 2, the rear wall of the connecting seat 361 is provided with a locking tooth seat 364 through the telescopic ends of two symmetrically distributed telescopic columns 362. The upper end of the rear wall of the water tank shell 1 is provided with a rack plate 365. The locking tooth seats 364 are all installed in cooperation with the rack plate 365. The locking assembly 36 also includes a spring 363. The springs 363 are respectively sleeved on the outer ends of the telescopic columns 362. The front ends of the springs 363 are all fixedly connected to the rear wall of the adjacent connecting seat 361, and the rear ends of the springs 363 are all fixedly connected to the front side of the adjacent locking tooth seat 364. The pipe assembly 37 includes a second pipe 371, a fixing seat 372, a third pipe 373, and a metal corrugated pipe 374. The second pipe 371 is connected to the rear end of the first pipe 33. The upper end of the rear side of the water tank shell 1 is provided with two symmetrically distributed... The fixture 372 has a pipe 373 inside. Adjacent pipes 371 and pipe 373 are connected by a corrugated metal pipe 374. It also includes three auxiliary limiting rods 4, each positioned between the inner sides of the two fixtures 372. Pipes 371 and corrugated metal pipes 374 are installed in conjunction with the auxiliary limiting rods 4. The spring 363 is always compressed. When using the long, flowing water washing basin, the left end of pipe 373 on the left side is first connected to the external water supply pipe via a flange. External water flows through pipe 373, corrugated metal pipe 374, and pipe 371 into the corresponding outlet pipe 34. When valve 35 is opened, water flows out through the corresponding outlet pipe 34. Water inside the tank shell 1 is discharged through adjacent outlet holes. During use of the long, flowing water washing tank, the operator can rotate the outlet pipe 34 around its lower axis to adjust the washing water output range and improve the ease of use. Simultaneously, the operator can rotate the slide 32. When the force applied to the slide 32 exceeds the compression force of the spring 363, the retaining tooth 364 slides along the rack plate 365, causing the telescopic end of the telescopic column 362 and the spring 363 to retract adaptively. This causes the slide 32 to drive the second pipe 371 to slide along the cross groove 31, and the second pipe 371 drives the outlet pipe 34 to move synchronously.This allows for lateral adjustment of the washing water outlet range, further improving the ease of use of the device. During this process, the metal corrugated pipe 374 adapts to the movement of the second pipe 371, extending and retracting accordingly. Both the second pipe 371 and the metal corrugated pipe 374 are located within the triangular limiting space formed by the three auxiliary limiting rods 4. The auxiliary limiting rods 4 provide radial support for the metal corrugated pipe 374, preventing it from sagging severely under the pressure of the internal water. After the slide seat 32 slides along the cross groove 31 for adjustment, the compression force of the spring 363 causes the locking tooth seat 364 to engage with the corresponding protrusion of the rack plate 365, thus preventing relative sliding between the slide seat 32 and the cross groove 31 during subsequent use. This device can adjust the position of the water outlet according to the distribution of tableware or food, eliminating the need for staff to move the tableware or food back and forth during washing, making the device itself convenient to use.

[0022] The working principle of the elongated water tank for a flowing water washing machine provided by this utility model is as follows: Spring 363 is always in a compressed state. When using the elongated water tank for a flowing water washing machine, firstly, the left end of pipe 373 on the left side is connected to the external water supply pipe through a flange. External water flows through pipe 373, corrugated metal pipe 374, and pipe 2 371 into the corresponding outlet pipe 34. Opening valve 35 allows water to flow out through the corresponding outlet pipe 34. Water inside the tank shell 1 is discharged through adjacent outlet holes. During use, the operator can rotate the outlet pipe 34 around its lower axis to adjust the washing water output range of the device, improving its ease of use. Simultaneously, the operator rotates the slide 32. When the force applied to the slide 32 exceeds the compression force of spring 363, the toothed seat 364 slides along the rack plate 365, causing the telescopic column 362 and spring 363 to... The sliding block 32 causes the second pipe 371 to slide along the cross groove 31, and the second pipe 371 causes the outlet pipe 34 to move synchronously, thereby adjusting the lateral position of the washing water outlet range of the device and further improving the ease of use of the device. During this process, the metal corrugated pipe 374 adapts to the movement of the second pipe 371. Both the second pipe 371 and the metal corrugated pipe 374 are located inside the triangular limiting space formed by the three auxiliary limiting rods 4. The auxiliary limiting rods 4 provide radial support for the metal corrugated pipe 374, preventing it from sagging severely under the pressure of the internal water. After the sliding block 32 slides and adjusts along the cross groove 31, the compression force of the spring 363 causes the toothed seat 364 to engage with the corresponding protrusion of the rack plate 365, thereby preventing relative sliding between the sliding block 32 and the cross groove 31 during subsequent use of the device. The water-blocking strip 2 intercepts the outflow of water from the upper surface of the device.

[0023] The above description is merely an embodiment of this utility model and does not limit the patent scope of this utility model. Any equivalent structural or procedural transformations made based on the content of this utility model specification and drawings, or direct or indirect applications in other related technical fields, are similarly included within the patent protection scope of this utility model.

Claims

1. A long, rectangular water tank for washing with flowing water, comprising a tank shell (1), wherein two symmetrically distributed water outlet holes are provided on the bottom wall of the middle portion of the tank shell (1), characterized in that: It also includes washing facilities (3); Washing mechanism (3): It includes a cross groove (31), a slide (32), a pipe (33), a water outlet pipe (34), a locking assembly (36), and a pipe assembly (37). The cross groove (31) is located on the upper rear wall of the water tank shell (1). Two slides (32) are slidably connected inside the cross groove (31). Each slide (32) is provided with a pipe (33). The upper end of each pipe (33) is provided with a water outlet pipe (34) through a rotary joint. A locking assembly (36) is provided between the slide (32) and the water tank shell (1). A pipe assembly (37) is provided between the pipe (33) and the water tank shell (1).

2. The elongated water tank for washing with flowing water according to claim 1, characterized in that: The upper front end of the water tank shell (1) is provided with a water-blocking strip (2).

3. A long, narrow water tank for washing with flowing water according to claim 1, characterized in that: The washing mechanism (3) also includes valves (35), which are connected in series to the lower end of the water outlet pipe (34).

4. A long, narrow water tank for washing with flowing water according to claim 1, characterized in that: The locking assembly (36) includes a connecting seat (361), a telescopic column (362), a toothed seat (364), and a rack plate (365). The connecting seats (361) are respectively located on the front side of the slide (32). The rear wall of the connecting seat (361) is provided with a toothed seat (364) through the telescopic ends of two symmetrically distributed telescopic columns (362). The upper end of the rear wall of the water tank shell (1) is provided with a rack plate (365). The toothed seats (364) are all installed in cooperation with the rack plate (365).

5. A long, narrow water tank for washing with flowing water according to claim 4, characterized in that: The locking assembly (36) also includes a spring (363), which is respectively sleeved on the outer end of the telescopic column (362). The front end of the spring (363) is fixedly connected to the rear wall of the adjacent connecting seat (361), and the rear end of the spring (363) is fixedly connected to the front side of the adjacent tooth seat (364).

6. A long, narrow water tank for washing with flowing water according to claim 1, characterized in that: The pipe assembly (37) includes pipe two (371), a fixing seat (372), pipe three (373) and a metal corrugated pipe (374). Pipe two (371) is connected to the rear end of pipe one (33). Two symmetrically distributed fixing seats (372) are provided on the upper rear side of the water tank shell (1). Pipe three (373) is provided inside each fixing seat (372). The two adjacent pipe two (371) are connected to each other and the pipe three (373) is connected to the adjacent pipe two (371) through the metal corrugated pipe (374).

7. A long, narrow water tank for washing with flowing water according to claim 6, characterized in that: It also includes auxiliary limiting rods (4), there are three auxiliary limiting rods (4), all three auxiliary limiting rods (4) are set between the opposite inner sides of the two fixed seats (372), and the second pipe (371) and the metal corrugated pipe (374) are installed in conjunction with the auxiliary limiting rods (4).

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