This application is based upon and claims priority to Chinese Patent Application No. 202010008273.6, filed on Jan. 6, 2020, the entire contents of which are incorporated herein by reference.
The present invention relates to the field of sewage filtration and treatment, and more particularly to a filtering device for removing impurities in a mixture of biological diatomite.
The biological diatomite mixture is a mixture with high sludge concentration, proper viscosity and slower flow rate than normal sewage. The traditional filtering device for removing impurities in the biological diatomite mixture is generally a single-layer screen or bar. After the biological diatomite mixture passes through a single-layer screen or a bar, the particles and impurities in the mixture with the particle size larger than the mesh size of the screen or the bar are retained.
Due to the limited daily treatment capacity of the single-layer screen, the filtration efficiency of the traditional filtration device for the biological diatomite mixture is relatively low. If the sewage treatment capacity is large, then a large floor area is required to increase the area of the parallel screen. In addition, there are many fine particles in the biological diatomite mixture. When the traditional filtration device is used to treat the biological diatomite mixture, the filter plate is likely to be partially blocked, resulting in no sewage flow or a slow flow speed in part of the gap, which reduces the flow area of the filter plate and the filtration efficiency. Moreover, the traditional filtration device cannot selectively intercept the particles with different particle sizes. When the sewage containing the impurities with different particle sizes passes through the filter plate with the same gap, it is prone to the blockage of the filter plate, thus further reducing the filtration efficiency of the filtration device.
In view of the above technical problems, the present invention provides a filtering device for removing impurities in a mixture of biological diatomite. The filtering device has a simple structure. By spatially stacking multiple layers of filter plate units and setting the filter plates into inclined curved filter plates, the problem of clogging that easily occurs in the filter plates can be alleviated which saves space, and can greatly improve the filtration efficiency of diatomite mixed solution. By installing a deflector and a depressed plate, the water distribution can be made more uniform, thereby alleviating the accumulation of the diatomite mixture unevenly distributed on the filter plate due to uneven water distribution, which can further avoid the clogging of the filter plate and improve the filtration efficiency of the filtering device.
To achieve the above technical objectives, the technical solutions of the present invention are as follows.
A filtering device for removing impurities in a mixture of biological diatomite includes a water inlet pipe, a shunt pipe, a plurality of deflectors, a filter unit and a water collecting pipe. The plurality of deflectors are evenly distributed in multiple layers in the vertical direction. Each deflector includes a shell and a top plate, and the left and right sides of each deflector are symmetrically provided with a filter unit. The shell is provided with the top plate, and the top plate is hinged with the depressed plate through a hinge. The bottom of the shell is provided with a water inlet. The water inlet is communicated with the shunt pipe. A water distribution valve is provided on the shunt pipe, and overflow ports are provided on the upper left and right side walls of the shell. A plurality of diversion folding plates are horizontally arranged under the overflow port, and the plurality of diversion folding plates are staggered and distributed on the left and right side walls of the shell in the vertical direction.
The filter unit includes a water guide groove and a filter plate. The water guide groove and the filter plate are fixedly connected to the side wall of the shell. The water guide groove is arranged obliquely relative to the side wall. A water collecting space with a top opening is formed between the water guide groove and the side wall of the shell. A water collecting port is arranged on a front groove wall of the water guide groove, and the water collecting port is connected to the water collecting pipe. The filter plate is obliquely arranged in the water collecting space. The top of the filter plate is flush with the bottom of the overflow port, and the bottom of the filter plate is flush with the top of the right groove wall of the water guide groove. The water inlet pipe is communicated with each shunt pipe. A water outlet pipe is connected to the water collecting pipe, and the water outlet pipe is provided with a water outlet valve.
The filtering device has a simple structure. By spatially stacking multiple layers of filter plate units and setting the filter plates into inclined curved filter plates, the problem of clogging that easily occurs in the filter plates can be alleviated, which saves space and improves the filtration efficiency of diatomite mixed solution. By installing a deflector and a depressed plate, the water distribution can be made more uniform, thereby alleviating the accumulation of the diatomite mixture unevenly distributed on the filter plate due to uneven water distribution, which can further avoid clogging of the filter plate and improve filtration efficiency.
Preferably, the bottom of the water guide groove is a curved surface. In this way, the volume of the collecting space of the water guide groove is increased. The water filtered by the filter plate is readily diverted to the water guide groove.
Preferably, the filter plate is an arc-shaped mesh plate curved toward the water collecting space. In this way, the filtering area of the filter plate can be increased, and the filtering efficiency of the device can be improved, which is conducive to guiding the water filtered by the filter plate into the water guide groove.
Preferably, the filter plate is a screen with a clearance of 0.5-5 mm grid or mesh no less than 50 meshes.
Preferably, the bottom of the filter plate is smoothly connected to a slag guide plate.
Preferably, the filter unit also includes an upper shutter for covering. The upper shutter includes an arc-shaped plate arranged obliquely and bent towards the filter plate. The top of the arc-shaped plate is fixedly connected to the top of the depressed plate, and the spaced distance between the arc-shaped plate and the filter plate is more than 10 cm.
Preferably, the filtering device also includes a water return pipe. One end of the water return pipe is connected to a collecting pipe, and the other end is connected to the water inlet pipe. The water return pipe is provided with a water return valve.
Preferably, the filter plate in the filter unit corresponding to the upper layer deflector has a larger filter hole than the filter plate in the filter unit corresponding to the adjacent lower layer deflector, which is conducive to the effective interception and removal of impurities of different particle sizes and further improves filtration efficiency.
Preferably, the filter plate in the filter unit corresponding to the upper layer deflector has a smaller filter hole than the filter plate in the filter unit corresponding to the adjacent lower layer deflector.
The advantages of the invention are as follows.
(1) The filtering device has a simple structure. By spatially stacking multiple layers of filter plate units and setting the filter plates 52 into inclined curved filter plates 52, the problem of clogging that easily occurs in the filter plates can be alleviated. This saves space and improves filtration efficiency of the diatomite mixed solution. By installing the deflector 30 and the depressed plate 40, the water distribution can be made more uniform thus alleviating the accumulation of the diatomite mixture unevenly distributed on the filter plate 52 due to uneven water distribution, which can further avoid the clogging of the filter plate and improve the filtration efficiency of the device.
(2) The present invention facilitates the effective interception and removal of impurities with different particle sizes by combining materials of the filter plate 52 with different pore sizes in different filter plate units, thereby further improving the filtration efficiency. Taking the two-layer filter unit as an example, the filter plate 52 in the upper filter plate unit adopts a large filter hole structure, and the filter plate 52 in the lower filter plate unit adopts a small filter hole structure. In use, the water distribution valve 21 corresponding to the upper filter plate unit is first opened, and the water distribution valve 21 corresponding to the lower filter plate unit is closed. The diatomite mixture is filtered once by the upper filter plate unit to remove large particles of impurities. Then, the water distribution valve 21 corresponding to the lower filter plate unit is opened, and the water distribution valve 21 corresponding to the upper filter plate unit is closed. The primary filtered water is subjected to secondary filtration through the water return pipe 70. The water inlet pipe 10 and the lower filter plate 52 unit to remove small particles of impurities.
(3) The filter residue trapped after being filtered by the filtering device of the present invention can slide along the slag guide plate 54 through the hydraulic impact of the incoming water and then fall and the filter residue easily cleaned. In addition, the present invention can clean and remove slag from one of the filter units without affecting the work of other filter units.
Reference numerals are as follows:
10. water inlet pipe; 20. shunt pipe; 21. water distribution valve; 30. deflector; 31. shell; 311. water inlet; 312. overflow port; 313. diversion folding plate; 32. top plate; 40. depressed plate; 51. water guide groove; 511. water collecting port; 512. water collecting space; 52. filter plate; 53. upper shutter; 54. slag guide plate; 60. water collecting pipe; 70. water return pipe; 71. water return valve; 80. water outlet pipe.
A specific embodiment of the present invention is described in detail with reference to
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The plurality of deflectors 30 are evenly distributed in multiple layers in the vertical direction. Each deflector 30 includes the shell 31 and the top plate 32, and the left and right sides of each deflector 30 are symmetrically provided with a filter unit.
The shell 31 is provided with the top plate 32, and the top plate 32 is hinged with the depressed plate 40 through a hinge. The bottom of the shell 31 is provided with the water inlet 311. The water inlet 311 is communicated with the shunt pipe 20. The water distribution valve 21 is provided on the shunt pipe 20, and the overflow ports 312 are provided on the upper left and right side walls of the shell 31. The plurality of diversion folding plates 313 are horizontally arranged under the overflow port 312, and the plurality of diversion folding plates 313 are staggered and distributed on the left and right side walls of the shell 31 in the vertical direction.
The filter unit includes the water guide groove 51, the filter plate 52 and the upper shutter 53. The water guide groove 51 is inclined and fixedly connected to the wall of the shell 31. The water guide groove 51 in the filter unit located on the left side of the shell 31 is fixedly connected to the left side wall of the shell 31, and the water guide groove 51 in the filter unit located on the right side of the shell 31 is fixedly connected to the right side wall of the shell 31. The water collecting space 512 with an open top is formed between the water guide groove 51 and the side wall of the shell 31. The water collecting port 511 is provided on the front groove wall of the water guide groove 51, and the water collecting port 511 communicates with the water collecting pipe 60. In order to increase the water collecting space 512 of the water guide groove 51, the bottom of the water guide groove 51 is set as an arc surface.
The filter plate 52 is located in the water collecting space 512. The filter plate 52 is inclined and fixedly connected to the side wall of the shell 31. The top of the filter plate 52 is flush with the bottom of the overflow port 312, and the bottom of the filter plate 52 is flush with the top of the right wall of the water guide groove 51. The slag guide plate 54 is smoothly connected to the bottom end of the filter plate 52. In order to increase the filtering area of the filter plate 52 and improve the filtering efficiency of the filtering device, the filter plate 52 is provided as an arc-shaped mesh plate curved toward the water collecting space 512.
The upper shutter 53 functions as a cover. The upper shutter 53 includes an arc-shaped plate that is inclined and bent toward the filter plate 52. The arc-shaped plate is located above the filter plate 52, and the spaced distance between it and the filter plate 52 is greater than 10 cm. The top of the curved plate is fixedly connected to the top of the water pressure plate 40.
The water inlet pipe 10 is connected to each branch pipe 20.
The water outlet pipe 80 is connected to the water collecting pipe 60, and the water outlet pipe 80 is provided with a water outlet valve.
In order to improve the filtering effect of the device on the impurities in the biological diatomite mixed solution, the filtering device is further provided with the water return pipe 70. The two ends of the water return pipe 70 connect with the water collecting pipe 60 and the water inlet pipe 10, respectively. The water return valve 71 is provided on the water return pipe 70. During operation of the device, the water outlet valve is closed. The water return valve 71 and the water distribution valve 21 are opened, so that the filtered water once filtered by the filter unit can pass through the water collecting pipe 60, the water return pipe 70 and the shunt pipe 20 in sequence. The filtered water then may enter the filter unit again for secondary filtration to improve the water quality of the effluent from the filtering device.
The filter plate in the filter unit corresponding to the upper layer deflector has a larger or smaller filter hole than the filter plate in the filter unit corresponding to the adjacent lower layer deflector to effectively intercept and remove impurities with different particle sizes in the biological diatomite mixture and further improve the filtration efficiency.
How it works:
The sewage (biological diatomite mixture) enters the deflector 30 through the water inlet pipe 10, the water distribution valve 21 and the shunt pipe 20 in sequence. Through the rectification and energy dissipation of the diversion folding plates 313 in the deflector 30. The sewage flows out uniformly from the overflow port 312 of the deflector 30. Under the function of secondary rectification and energy dissipation of the depressed plate 40, the sewage flows out uniformly from the lower side of the depressed plate 40 and is filtered through the filter plate 52 from top to bottom. The water filtered by the filter plate 52 enters the water guide groove 51, and flows into the water collecting pipe 60 through the water collecting port 511. The filter residue trapped after being filtered by the filter plate 52 slides along the residue guide plate 54 by the hydraulic impact of the incoming water and then falls.
The implementations mentioned above are only for the purpose of illustrating the present invention, and are not intended to limit the present invention. Those ordinary skilled in the prior art may make various changes and modifications, without departing from the essence and scope of the present invention. Therefore, all equivalent technical solutions should also belong to the scope of the present invention.
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