This utility model discloses a chemical dosing device for
drilling waste flushing fluid, including a support frame, a premixing component, a dispensing valve, a secondary mixing component, and a
water supply component. The premixing component consists of a
storage tank, a dispensing cylinder, and a
rotating drum. A spiral drive plate on the outer wall of the
rotating drum forms a
spiral flow channel with the inner wall of the dispensing cylinder, and a stirring rod is installed on the inner wall of the
rotating drum. The dispensing valve has three output ends, connecting the bottom port of the dispensing cylinder to three dispensing tanks. The secondary mixing component includes three independent dispensing tanks, each equipped with a stirring mechanism. The
water supply component supplies water to the
spiral flow channel through an inlet, driving the rotating drum to rotate. This utility model achieves premixing of the chemical
powder by driving the rotating drum to rotate using
water flow dynamics. Combined with the dispensing valve, the
chemical solution is selectively distributed to multiple tanks, and then deeply mixed by the secondary stirring mechanism. This solves the problems of
powder agglomeration, uneven mixing,
high energy consumption, and inability to adapt to multiple working conditions in existing devices. Ultimately, it achieves efficient homogenization of the
chemical solution, reduces
energy consumption, and improves the flexibility of waste flushing fluid treatment.