A one-way valve for a steam therapy apparatus

CN224904121UActive Publication Date: 2026-10-27GUANGZHOU JINGHE AUTOMATION TECHNOLOGY CO LTD
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Application Number
CN202522677256.2
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Utility models(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2025-12-17
Publication Date
2026-10-27
Estimated Expiration
2035-12-17

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Technical Problem

[0003]在蒸汽治疗过程中,需利用内窥镜先观察病变组织,在此过程中,内窥镜经蒸汽治疗仪的单向阀穿入,但容易出现密封不良而引发渗水问题,进而影响其工作的可靠性和密封性要求

Benefits of technology

本实用新型提供的一种蒸汽治疗仪的单向阀,其通过使阀瓣具有常闭状态和内窥镜密封配合状态,并将阀瓣采用第一弹性开闭部和第二弹性开闭部,在阀瓣被内窥镜顶推至内窥镜密封配合状态时,所述第一弹性开闭部和第二弹性开闭部被内窥镜抵推以使第一弹性开闭部与第二弹性开闭部之间形成供内窥镜通过的通过区间,同时阀瓣与内窥镜液密封配合,在内窥镜配合使用状态下,方便于内窥镜在单向阀内通过移进,并提高使用过程中的良好密封性;在阀瓣处于常闭状态,所述第一弹性开闭部和第二弹性开闭部在各自的弹性力作用下而相互靠贴,而形成液密封配合,从而提高单向阀常态状态下的密封性,提升使用的可靠性。

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Abstract

The utility model discloses a one -way valve of steam therapeutic instrument, including valve seat and valve clack, be provided with water passage cavity on the valve seat, the valve clack has normally closed state, the valve clack includes first elastic open -close portion and second elastic open -close portion, first elastic open -close portion and second elastic open -close portion are located in water passage cavity, when the valve clack is pushed to endoscope sealing fit state by endoscope, first elastic open -close portion and second elastic open -close portion are pushed by endoscope to make the through interval for endoscope between first elastic open -close portion and second elastic open -close portion and form, when the valve clack is in normally closed state, first elastic open -close portion and second elastic open -close portion mutually close and form liquid tight sealing fit. The utility model not only improves the leakproofness under normal state, can also use when endoscope cooperation, facilitate the removal of endoscope, and ensure the good leakproofness in the use process to improve the reliability of use.
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Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of steam therapy, specifically to a one-way valve for a steam therapy device. Background Technology

[0002] Steam therapy devices deliver steam to the affected area through steam pipes, using the heat to dissolve and destroy diseased tissue, achieving a therapeutic effect while preserving normal tissue to the greatest extent possible. This not only reduces surgical trauma to the body but also decreases the probability of postoperative complications, aiding in the patient's rapid recovery, thus gaining popularity in the industry.

[0003] During steam therapy, an endoscope is needed to observe the lesion tissue. During this process, the endoscope is inserted through the one-way valve of the steam therapy device, but poor sealing can easily occur, leading to water leakage and affecting the reliability and sealing requirements of its operation. Utility Model Content

[0004] In order to overcome the shortcomings of the prior art, the purpose of this utility model is to provide a one-way valve for a steam therapy device. By enabling the valve disc to have a normally closed state and an endoscope-sealed state, and by employing a first elastic opening and closing part and a second elastic opening and closing part on the valve disc, not only is the sealing performance improved under normal conditions, but it also facilitates the insertion of the endoscope when used in conjunction with the endoscope, and improves the sealing performance during use, thereby enhancing the reliability of use.

[0005] The objective of this utility model is achieved through the following technical solution: A one-way valve for a steam therapy device includes a valve seat and a valve disc. The valve seat has a water passage chamber, and the valve disc is normally closed and adapted to be pushed by an endoscope to an endoscope-sealed engagement state. The valve disc includes a first elastic opening and closing portion and a second elastic opening and closing portion. The first and second elastic opening and closing portions are located within the water passage chamber. When the valve disc is pushed by the endoscope to the endoscope-sealed engagement state, the first and second elastic opening and closing portions are pushed against each other by the endoscope to form a passage area for the endoscope to pass through, and the valve disc is in a liquid-sealed engagement with the endoscope. When the valve disc is in the normally closed state, the first and second elastic opening and closing portions abut against each other under their respective elastic forces to form a liquid-sealed engagement.

[0006] The valve disc further includes a first side-mounted connecting portion and a second side-mounted connecting portion; the first side-mounted connecting portion is disposed between one end of the first elastic opening and closing portion and the second elastic opening and closing portion; the second side-mounted connecting portion is disposed between the other end of the first elastic opening and closing portion and the second elastic opening and closing portion.

[0007] The valve disc also includes a support plate, and the first elastic opening and closing part and the second elastic opening and closing part are disposed on the support plate. The support plate is provided with a guide hole for the endoscope to pass through.

[0008] The valve seat is provided with an embedding groove, and the edge of the support plate is embedded in the embedding groove.

[0009] The support plate includes a main body and a protrusion; the protrusion is disposed on the main body, and the first elastic opening and closing part and the second elastic opening and closing part are disposed on the protrusion; the embedding groove includes a main groove and a positioning groove; the positioning groove is connected to the main groove; the protrusion is embedded in the positioning groove, and the main body is embedded in the main groove.

[0010] The valve disc is made of silicone or rubber.

[0011] The valve seat is provided with an inlet hole, a return hole, and an outlet hole; the inlet hole, the return hole, and the outlet hole are respectively connected to the water passage chamber.

[0012] The valve seat includes a first valve body, a second valve body, and a valve cover; the second valve body is fixedly connected to the first valve body, and the second valve body and the first valve body form a water passage cavity; the valve cover is fixed on the second valve body.

[0013] The valve disc is fixed on the first valve housing. A water inlet connecting journal is provided on one side of the first valve housing, and a water return connecting journal is provided on the other side. The water inlet hole is provided on the water inlet connecting journal, and the water return hole is provided on the water return connecting journal.

[0014] The water outlet extends from the valve cover to the second valve body.

[0015] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows: This utility model provides a one-way valve for a steam therapy device. The valve disc has two states: a normally closed state and an endoscope-sealed state. The valve disc comprises a first elastic opening / closing part and a second elastic opening / closing part. When the valve disc is pushed to the endoscope-sealed state by the endoscope, the first and second elastic opening / closing parts are pushed against each other, creating a passageway for the endoscope to pass through. Simultaneously, the valve disc and endoscope are in a liquid-sealed fit. In the endoscope-sealed state, this facilitates the movement of the endoscope within the one-way valve and improves sealing during use. In the normally closed state, the first and second elastic opening / closing parts are pressed together by their respective elastic forces, forming a liquid-sealed fit, thereby improving the sealing performance of the one-way valve in its normal state and enhancing its reliability. Attached Figure Description

[0016] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the one-way valve of the steam therapy device of this utility model; Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the one-way valve of the steam therapy device of this utility model from another direction; Figure 3 This is a cross-sectional view of the one-way valve of the steam therapy device of this utility model; Figure 4 This is an exploded view of the one-way valve of the steam therapy device of this utility model; Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the valve disc structure; Among them, 10 is the valve seat; 11 is the water passage chamber; 12 is the valve cover; 13 is the water inlet hole; 14 is the water return hole; 15 is the water outlet hole; 20 is the valve disc; 21 is the first elastic opening and closing part; 22 is the second elastic opening and closing part; 24 is the first side-mounted connecting part; 25 is the second side-mounted connecting part; 26 is the support plate; 27 is the main body; 28 is the protrusion; 29 is the guide hole; 40 is the embedding groove; 41 is the main groove body; 42 is the positioning groove; 50 is the first valve shell; 51 is the water inlet connecting journal; 52 is the water return connecting journal; 53 is the built-in groove; 60 is the second valve shell; 61 is the main body; 62 is the convex wall; 63 is the valve neck. Detailed Implementation

[0017] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments. It should be noted that, without conflict, the various embodiments or technical features described below can be arbitrarily combined to form new embodiments.

[0018] like Figure 1-5 As shown, a one-way valve of a steam therapy device includes a valve seat 10 and a valve disc 20; the valve seat 10 is provided with a water passage chamber 11, and the valve disc 20 is normally closed and adapted to be pushed to an endoscope-sealed engagement state by an endoscope; the valve disc 20 includes a first elastic opening and closing part 21 and a second elastic opening and closing part 22; the first elastic opening and closing part 21 and the second elastic opening and closing part 22 are located within the water passage chamber 11; when the valve disc 20 is pushed to the endoscope-sealed engagement state by the endoscope, the first elastic opening and closing part 21 and the second elastic opening and closing part 22 are pushed by the endoscope to form a passage section between the first elastic opening and closing part 21 and the second elastic opening and closing part 22 for the endoscope to pass through, and the valve disc 20 is in a liquid-sealed engagement with the endoscope; when the valve disc 20 is in the normally closed state, the first elastic opening and closing part 21 and the second elastic opening and closing part 22 are pressed against each other under the action of their respective elastic forces to form a liquid-sealed engagement (e.g., Figure 3 (As shown).

[0019] When the endoscope is in use, as it is moved toward the one-way valve, the end of the endoscope pushes against the first elastic opening and closing part 21 and the second elastic opening and closing part 22, causing the first elastic opening and closing part 21 and the second elastic opening and closing part 22 to undergo elastic deformation and move away from each other. This creates a passageway between the first elastic opening and closing part 21 and the second elastic opening and closing part 22 for the endoscope to pass through, facilitating the movement of the endoscope through the one-way valve. At the same time, the valve disc 20 forms a liquid seal with the outer wall of the endoscope to prevent liquid leakage. When the one-way valve is in its normal state (e.g., the normal state after the endoscope is removed), the first elastic opening and closing part 21 and the second elastic opening and closing part 22 return to their original positions under their respective elastic forces to form a liquid seal, so that the valve disc 20 is in a normally closed state, blocking the passage of water and improving the sealing effect. Therefore, the one-way valve of the steam therapy device provided by this utility model has a normally closed state and an endoscope-sealed state for the valve disc 20, and the valve disc 20 uses the first elastic opening and closing part 21 and the second elastic opening and closing part 22. When the valve disc 20 is in the normally closed state, the first elastic opening and closing part 21 and the second elastic opening and closing part 22 come into contact with each other under their respective elastic forces to form a liquid seal, thereby achieving good sealing performance in the normal state of the one-way valve. When the valve disc 20 is pushed to the endoscope-sealed engagement state by the endoscope, the first elastic opening and closing part 21 and the second elastic opening and closing part 22 are pushed by the endoscope to form a passage zone for the endoscope to pass through between the first elastic opening and closing part 21 and the second elastic opening and closing part 22. At the same time, the valve disc 20 and the endoscope are in a fluid-sealed engagement, which not only improves the sealing performance under normal conditions, but also facilitates the insertion of the endoscope when it is used in conjunction with the endoscope, and improves the good sealing performance during use, thereby improving the reliability of use.

[0020] The valve disc 20 further includes a first side-mounted connecting portion 24 and a second side-mounted connecting portion 25. The first side-mounted connecting portion 24 is disposed between one end of the first elastic opening and closing portion 21 and the second elastic opening and closing portion 22; the second side-mounted connecting portion 25 is disposed between the other end of the first elastic opening and closing portion 21 and the second elastic opening and closing portion 22. By disposing the first side-mounted connecting portion 24 between one end of the first elastic opening and closing portion 21 and the second elastic opening and closing portion 22, and disposing the second side-mounted connecting portion 25 between the other end of the first elastic opening and closing portion 21 and the second elastic opening and closing portion 22, the structural strength and integrity of the valve disc 20 are enhanced, preventing the first elastic opening and closing portion 21 and the second elastic opening and closing portion 22 from becoming misaligned or falling off during repeated opening and closing, ensuring its sealing reliability during long-term use, and improving the durability of the product.

[0021] The valve disc 20 also includes a support plate 26. The first elastic opening and closing part 21 and the second elastic opening and closing part 22 are disposed on the support plate 26, and the support plate 26 is provided with a guide hole 29 for the endoscope to pass through. When the endoscope is moved into the one-way valve, the end of the endoscope first passes through the guide hole 29, then pushes open the first elastic opening and closing part 21 and the second elastic opening and closing part 22, and then passes through the passage between the first elastic opening and closing part 21 and the second elastic opening and closing part 22. By adopting the above structure, the assembly process of the valve disc 20 can be simplified. At the same time, the guide hole 29 plays the role of guiding the endoscope, ensuring that the endoscope can push the first elastic opening and closing part 21 and the second elastic opening and closing part 22 along the predetermined path, avoiding jamming or sealing failure caused by deflection, and improving the smoothness and safety of use.

[0022] The valve seat 10 is provided with an embedding groove 40, and the edge of the support plate 26 is embedded in the embedding groove 40. By adopting the above structure, the installation of the valve disc 20 can be facilitated, and the stability of the installation between the valve disc 20 and the valve seat 10 can be improved.

[0023] The support plate 26 includes a main body 27 and a protrusion 28. The protrusion 28 is disposed on the main body 27, and the first elastic opening / closing part 21 and the second elastic opening / closing part 22 are disposed on the protrusion 28. The embedding groove 40 includes a main groove 41 and a positioning groove 42. The positioning groove 42 communicates with the main groove 41. The protrusion 28 is embedded in the positioning groove 42, and the main body 27 is embedded in the main groove 41. Specifically, the diameter of the main body 27 is larger than the diameter of the protrusion 28. By embedding the protrusion 28 in the positioning groove 42 and the main body 27 in the main groove 41, the accuracy of the valve disc 20 installation and positioning can be improved, and the stability of the valve disc 20 fixation can be improved.

[0024] The valve disc 20 is made of silicone or rubber. Specifically, the valve disc 20 is integrally molded. By utilizing the elasticity and flexibility of silicone or rubber, the first elastic opening and closing part 21 and the second elastic opening and closing part 22 can be easily pushed open to form a passage area when pushed by the endoscope. After the endoscope is removed, the valve disc 20 can quickly and tightly return to its original shape to achieve self-sealing. By adopting the above structure, a good sealing effect can be achieved, and the manufacturing process is relatively simple, requiring no assembly and saving assembly steps and costs.

[0025] The valve seat 10 is provided with an inlet hole 13, a return hole 14, and an outlet hole 15; the inlet hole 13, the return hole 14, and the outlet hole 15 are respectively connected to the water passage chamber 11. Physiological saline can flow into the water passage chamber 11 through the inlet hole 13 and flow to the endoscope through the cavity through the outlet hole 15, while excess physiological saline can be discharged through the return hole 14.

[0026] The valve seat 10 includes a first valve housing 50, a second valve housing 60, and a valve cover 12; the second valve housing 60 is fixedly connected to the first valve housing 50, and the second valve housing 60 and the first valve housing 50 form a water passage cavity 11; the valve cover 12 is fixed on the second valve housing 60. By using a combination of the first valve housing 50, the second valve housing 60, and the valve cover 12 for the valve seat 10, the manufacturing difficulty and cost can be reduced, and the formation of the water passage cavity 11 can be facilitated.

[0027] The valve disc 20 is fixed to the first valve housing 50. An inlet connecting journal 51 is provided on one side of the first valve housing 50, and a return connecting journal 52 is provided on the other side. The inlet hole 13 is located on the inlet connecting journal 51, and the return hole 14 is located on the return connecting journal 52. In use, the inlet pipe can be connected to the inlet connecting journal 51, and the return pipe can be connected to the return connecting journal 52, so that physiological saline can be introduced into the inlet hole 13 through the inlet pipe, while excess physiological saline can be discharged from the return pipe through the return hole 14.

[0028] The water outlet 15 extends from the valve cover 12 to the second valve housing 60. Preferably, the second valve housing 60 has a valve neck 63 at the end away from the first valve housing 50, and the valve cover 12 is fitted onto the valve neck 63. By adopting the above structure, the installation between the valve cover 12 and the second valve housing 60 can be facilitated.

[0029] The second valve housing 60 includes a main housing 61 and a protruding wall 62. The protruding wall 62 is arranged around the periphery of the main housing 61. The first valve housing 50 is fitted onto the second valve housing 60. The first valve housing 50 has an internal groove 53. The protruding wall 62 is embedded in the internal groove 53 and abuts against the end wall of the internal groove 53 away from the valve cover 12. The end of the main housing 61 away from the valve cover 12 protrudes relative to the protruding wall 62 in a direction away from the valve cover 12. By adopting the above structure, the accuracy of the installation and positioning between the second valve housing 60 and the first valve housing 50 can be improved.

[0030] The above embodiments are merely preferred embodiments of this utility model and should not be construed as limiting the scope of protection of this utility model. Any non-substantial changes and substitutions made by those skilled in the art based on this utility model shall fall within the scope of protection claimed by this utility model.

Claims

1. A one-way valve for a steam therapy device, characterized in that: The device includes a valve seat and a valve disc; the valve seat has a water passage cavity, and the valve disc is normally closed and adapted to be pushed by an endoscope to an endoscope-sealed engagement state; the valve disc includes a first elastic opening and closing part and a second elastic opening and closing part; the first and second elastic opening and closing parts are located within the water passage cavity; when the valve disc is pushed by the endoscope to the endoscope-sealed engagement state, the first and second elastic opening and closing parts are pushed against each other by the endoscope to form a passage area for the endoscope to pass through, and the valve disc is in a liquid-sealed engagement with the endoscope; when the valve disc is in the normally closed state, the first and second elastic opening and closing parts abut against each other under the action of their respective elastic forces to form a liquid-sealed engagement.

2. The one-way valve of the steam therapy device as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The valve disc further includes a first side-mounted connecting portion and a second side-mounted connecting portion; the first side-mounted connecting portion is disposed between one end of the first elastic opening and closing portion and the second elastic opening and closing portion; the second side-mounted connecting portion is disposed between the other end of the first elastic opening and closing portion and the second elastic opening and closing portion.

3. The one-way valve of the steam therapy device as described in claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: The valve disc also includes a support plate, and the first elastic opening and closing part and the second elastic opening and closing part are disposed on the support plate. The support plate is provided with a guide hole for the endoscope to pass through.

4. The one-way valve of the steam therapy device as described in claim 3, characterized in that: The valve seat is provided with an embedding groove, and the edge of the support plate is embedded in the embedding groove.

5. The one-way valve of the steam therapy device as described in claim 4, characterized in that: The support plate includes a main body and a protrusion; the protrusion is disposed on the main body, and the first elastic opening and closing part and the second elastic opening and closing part are disposed on the protrusion; the embedding groove includes a main groove and a positioning groove; the positioning groove is connected to the main groove; the protrusion is embedded in the positioning groove, and the main body is embedded in the main groove.

6. The one-way valve of the steam therapy device as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The valve disc is made of silicone or rubber.

7. The one-way valve of the steam therapy device as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The valve seat is provided with an inlet hole, a return hole, and an outlet hole; the inlet hole, the return hole, and the outlet hole are respectively connected to the water passage chamber.

8. The one-way valve of the steam therapy device as described in claim 7, characterized in that: The valve seat includes a first valve body, a second valve body, and a valve cover; the second valve body is fixedly connected to the first valve body, and the second valve body and the first valve body form a water passage cavity; the valve cover is fixed on the second valve body.

9. The one-way valve of the steam therapy device as described in claim 8, characterized in that: The valve disc is fixed on the first valve housing. A water inlet connecting journal is provided on one side of the first valve housing, and a water return connecting journal is provided on the other side. The water inlet hole is provided on the water inlet connecting journal, and the water return hole is provided on the water return connecting journal.

10. The one-way valve of the steam therapy device as described in claim 8, characterized in that: The water outlet extends from the valve cover to the second valve body.