This application is a national phase entry of International Application No. PCT/KR2021/005305, filed on Apr. 27, 2021, designating the United States, which is based upon and claims priority to Korean Patent Application 10-2020-0051425, filed on Apr. 28, 2020, the entire contents of which are incorporated herein by reference.
The present invention relates to a filter module for a gravity-type water-purifying device and a gravity-type water-purifying device including the same.
Supplying clean and safe water is essentially necessary for health and survival of humans. However, since clean water is not sufficiently supplied in Africa or developing countries, water in a contaminated pond or puddle is frequently used as drinking water.
When contaminated water is drunk, a variety of infectious diseases may occur due to microbes included in the contaminated water. In this case, there is a problem that the infectious diseases cause illness such as abdominal pain, diarrhea, vomiting and the like, and in a severe case are life-threatening.
Accordingly, in order to prevent such problem, it is important to ensure that the food or water we eat is not contaminated by microbes.
Currently, merely if clean water and sufficient food are secured in developing countries, the overall mortality rate can be reduced, and thus, it can be said that the effect of environmental improvement, which can be achieved by supplying clean water, is far greater than advances in medicine or treatment technology.
However, since a conventional water purifier employs a principle of passing raw water through a filter by applying a certain water pressure to purify the raw water, a pump facility capable of providing the certain water pressure is required, and to this end, an electrical facility must also be provided. In the absence of such facilities, there is a limitation that the conventional water purifier cannot be used.
The present invention has been devised in view of the above points, and an object of the present invention is to provide a filter module for a gravity-type water-purifying device and a gravity-type water-purifying device capable of conveniently producing filtered water by using gravity.
Another object of the present invention is to provide a filter module for a gravity-type water-purifying device and a gravity-type water-purifying device in which the filter module is composed of separate modules that are detachable from each other so that only some broken and damaged parts can be individually replaced.
One aspect of the present invention provides a filter module for a gravity-type water-purifying device, comprising: a plurality of plate-shaped filter members, which are respectively formed in a plate shape having a predetermined area, produce filtered water from raw water introduced from the outside, and are spaced apart from each other in parallel along one direction while one surface of each filter member faces each other at a predetermined interval; and a filtered water-integrating member for fixing one side of each of the plate-shaped filter members so that the plurality of plate-shaped filter members can be kept spaced apart from each other along one direction while facing each other, and for integrating and discharging the filtered water individually produced from each of the plurality of plate-shaped filter members.
In addition, the plate-shaped filter member may comprise: a support frame including a loop-shaped edge member having an empty space with both surfaces open, and a partition member coupled to the edge member so that the empty space can be comparted into a plurality of storage spaces; a pair of filtration members formed in a plate shape having a predetermined area and coupled to both surfaces of the support frame to produce filtered water from raw water moving from the outside to the plurality of storage spaces; at least one communication path formed in the partition member to allow the plurality of storage spaces to communicate with each other; and a receiving port provided on one side of the support frame so as to communicate with any one of the plurality of storage spaces and connected to the filtered water-integrating member via a tube.
Further, the communication path may be an accommodation groove formed to be recessed into the partition member.
Further, the edge member may include a stepped portion formed along the inner side of the edge, and an edge side of the filtration member may be fixed to the stepped portion.
Further, the partition member may include at least one lateral member having a predetermined length and at least one longitudinal member disposed to intersect the lateral member.
Further, the filtration member may include a plate-shaped support having a predetermined area and a nanofiber web layer formed of nanofiber on one surface or both surfaces of the support.
In addition, all of the plurality of plate-shaped filter members may be provided with the same filter member.
In addition, the filtered water-integrating member may include: a body having an integration space for integrating the filtered water introduced from each of the plurality of plate-shaped filter members; a plurality of protrusions protruding from one surface of the body to form a plurality of accommodation grooves into which one side of the plurality of plate-shaped filter members are respectively inserted; and a fastening member fastened to the body and passing through all of the plurality of protrusions so as to prevent each of the plate-shaped filter members respectively inserted into the plurality of accommodation grooves from being separated from the accommodation grooves.
In addition, the body may further include a plurality of inlets connected one-to-one to receiving ports through a tube so as to introduce the filtered water individually produced by the plurality of plate-shaped filter members into the integration space, and at least one outlet for discharging the filtered water from the integration space to the outside, wherein each of the receiving ports are respectively provided in each of the plurality of plate-shaped filter members.
Another aspect of the present invention provides a gravity-type water-purifying device including: a housing having a filtration space in which raw water is stored; and the above-described filter module for a gravity-type water-purifying device disposed in the filtration space to filter out foreign substances included in the raw water.
According to the present invention, filtered water can be simply produced by using gravity even under poor conditions in which power such as electricity is not supplied, thereby obtaining clean filtered water even in a poor environment. As such, it is possible to simply obtain filtered water even in a poor environment, thereby preventing diseases caused by ingestion of contaminated water and improving the quality of life.
In addition, according to the present invention, since the filter module is composed of separate modules detachable from each other, only some parts that are broken or damaged can be individually replaced, thereby reducing maintenance costs.
Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail so as to be easily implemented by one of ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention pertains. The present invention may be embodied in a variety of forms and is not be limited to the embodiments described herein. In order to clearly describe the present invention in the drawing, parts irrelevant to the description are omitted from the drawings; and throughout the specification, same or similar components will be referred to as like reference numerals.
A filter module 100 for a gravity-type water-purifying device according to one embodiment of the present invention may produce filtered water from raw water by using water pressure due to gravity or potential energy.
That is, the filter module 100 for a gravity-type water-purifying device according to one embodiment of the present invention may produce the filtered water by filtering out foreign substances contained in the raw water in the course of passing the raw water around the filtration member 118 through the filtration member 118 by the water pressure due to gravity or potential energy.
The filter module 100 for a gravity-type water-purifying device according to one embodiment of the present invention includes a plurality of plate-shaped filter members 110 and a filtered water-integrating member 120 as shown in
The plurality of plate-shaped filter members 110 may produce the filtered water from the raw water by using water pressure caused by gravity or potential energy in a state in which at least a portion thereof is submerged in the raw water.
In this case, the plurality of plate-shaped filter members 110 may be formed in a plate shape having a predetermined area, and be spaced apart from each other in parallel along one direction while one surface of each filter member faces each other at a predetermined interval.
Accordingly, in the filter module 100 for a gravity-type water-purifying device according to one embodiment of the present invention, each of the plate-shaped filter members 110 may individually produce the filtered water, thereby enhancing the output of filtered water per unit time.
In this case, the plurality of plate-shaped filter members 110 may be provided to have different configurations, but may also be formed of the same filter member.
Accordingly, in the filter module 100 for a gravity-type water-purifying device according to one embodiment of the present invention, all of the plurality of plate-shaped filter members 110 may be manufactured by using one mold or manufacturing facility, thereby reducing the production cost for producing the plate-shaped filter members.
In addition, in the filter module 100 for a gravity-type water-purifying device according to one embodiment of the present invention, the total number of use of the plate-shaped filter member 110 may be easily adjusted according to the amount of filtered water required per hour, thereby enhancing the convenience of use.
The plate-shaped filter member 110 may include a support frame 111, a pair of filtration members 118, a communication path 116 and a receiving port 117 as shown in
The support frame 111 may support the pair of filtration members 118 and also provide a space for temporarily storing the filtered water produced by the filtration members 118.
To this end, the support frame 111 may include a loop-shaped edge member 112 having an empty space therein, and a partition member 114 coupled to the edge member 112 so that the empty space may be comparted into a plurality of storage spaces 115.
For example, as shown in
Further, the partition member 114 may include at least one lateral member 114a having a predetermined length and at least one longitudinal member 114b disposed to intersect the lateral member 114a.
Accordingly, as shown in
For example, the filtration member 118 may be provided in a form of a plate-shaped sheet, and the edge side thereof may be attached to one surface of the edge member 112.
Accordingly, the filtration member 118 may be maintained in a plate-like shape by the support frame 111, and may increase the output or flow rate of filtered water by increasing the contact area with the raw water.
However, the shape of the frame member 112 is not limited thereto, and may be appropriately changed to any one of a circular shape, an arc shape, a polygonal shape, and a combination thereof depending on the shape of the filtration member 118.
In addition, the partition member 114 may be composed of only any one of the lateral member 114a and the longitudinal member 114b, and in case any one of the lateral member 114a and the longitudinal member 114b is provided in plurality, the plurality of lateral member 114a or the plurality of longitudinal member 114b may be arranged to be spaced apart and parallel to each other.
In this case, the partition member 114 may serve to compart the empty space into a plurality of storage spaces 115 and also support the filtration member 118.
Accordingly, the edge of the filtration member 118 may be supported by the edge member 112, and the remaining inner region of the filtration member 118 except for the edge thereof may be supported by the partition member 114.
As a result, when the filtration member 118 is provided as a plate-shaped sheet having a predetermined area, even if water pressure is applied to the filtration member 118 while the raw water passes through the filtration member 118, the filtration member 118 may be maintained in a plate-like shape without being bent or deformed by the water pressure.
In this case, the edge member 112 may include a stepped portion 113 formed to be recessed inward to a certain depth along the inner side of the edge, and the stepped portion 113 may be formed on each of both surfaces of the edge member 112.
In such a case, as shown in
Accordingly, when the pair of filtration member 118 are respectively attached to both surfaces of the support frame 111, the edge of the filtration member 118 may be in close contact with the stepped portion 113 as shown in
The at least one communication path 116 may be formed in the partition member 114. As shown in
Accordingly, the filtered water produced while passing through the filtration member 118 may move toward the receiving port 117 via the plurality of storage spaces 115.
For example, in a case in which the partition member 114 includes both the lateral member 114a and the longitudinal member 114b, the communication path 116 may be formed in each of the lateral member 114a and the longitudinal member 114b.
In addition, the communication path 116 may be a through-hole formed through the lateral member 114a and the longitudinal member 114b, or an accommodation groove formed to be recessed inwardly from one surface of the lateral member 114a and the longitudinal member 114b. In such a case, the bottom surface of the communication path 116 may face one surface of the filtration member 118.
That is, when the pair of filtration member 118 are respectively attached to both surfaces of the support frame 111, the communication path 116 may be formed on each of both surfaces of the partition member 114 so that the bottom surface thereof may face one surface of the pair of filtration members 118, respectively.
Accordingly, the filtration member 118 may produce the filtered water not only in an area corresponding to the storage space 115, but also in a portion of the partition member 114 where the communication path 116 is formed.
As a result, even if the partition member 114 supports the inner region of the filtration member 118, an area in which the filtered water may not be produced may be minimized, thereby further increasing the output of filtered water.
Although the drawings show that the communication paths 116 formed on each of both surfaces of the partition member 114 are formed at positions overlapping each other, the formation position of the communication path 116 is not limited thereto, and the position of the communication path formed on one surface of the partition member 114 may not overlap with the position of the communication path formed on the opposite surface.
The filtration member 118 may be provided in a pair as described above and may be attached to each of both surfaces of the support frame 111.
The above filtration member 118 may filter foreign substances contained in the raw water while the raw water to be filtered moves from the outside of the filtration member 118 to the storage space 115 by gravity or water pressure.
In this case, the filtration member 118 may be provided as a plate-shaped sheet so as to increase the contact area with the raw water.
Here, although any known filtration member used for water treatment may be applied as the filtration member 118, the filtration member 118 may also be a plate-shaped sheet in which a nanofiber web layer 118b is formed on one or both surfaces of the support 118a as shown in
In the present invention, the nanofiber web layer 118b may filter out foreign substances contained in the raw water, and the support 118a may serve to support the nanofiber web layer 118b and serve as a moving passage for diffusing the filtered water produced by the nanofiber web layer 118b over the entire area of the filtration member 118.
As a non-limiting example, the filtration member 118 may have a two-layer structure in which the nanofiber web layer 118b is directly attached to one surface of the support 118a as shown in (a) of
Alternatively, the filtration member 118 may have a three-layer structure in which a pair of nanofiber web layers 118b are directly attached to both surfaces of the support 118a, respectively, as shown in (b) of
In this case, the nanofiber web layer 118b may be laminated to one surface of the support 118a through thermal welding, ultrasonic welding, high-frequency welding, etc., and one surface of the support 118a in the filtration member 118 may be attached to one surface of the support frame 111 through ultrasonic welding.
In addition, the support 118a may be a porous substrate so that the filtered water produced through the nanofiber web layer 118b may be diffused. For example, the support 118a may be any one of commonly used known woven, knitted, or non-woven fabrics.
Further, the nanofiber web layer 118b may be formed of nanofibers to filter out foreign substances contained in the liquid to be filtered, and the nanofiber web layer 118b may include a nanofiber web of a three-dimensional network structure.
In this case, the nanofiber may include a fiber-forming component, including polyacrylonitrile (PAN) and polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF), and an emulsifier for improving the miscibility of the fiber-forming component.
The nanofiber web layer 118b may be provided as a single layer or as a multilayer.
The receiving port 117 may discharge the filtered water produced through the filtration member 118 from the plurality of storage spaces 115 to the outside.
To this end, the receiving port 117 may be provided on one side of the support frame 111 to communicate with any one of the plurality of storage spaces 115.
Accordingly, the filtered water produced through the filtration member 118 may move from each storage space 115 to the storage space 115 in communication with the receiving port 117 through the communication path 116 and be discharged to the outside through the receiving port 117.
The filtered water-integrating member 120 may fix one side of each of the plate-shaped filter members 110 so that the plurality of plate-shaped filter members 110 may be kept spaced apart from each other along one direction while facing each other, and may integrate the filtered water individually produced from each of the plurality of plate-shaped filter members 110.
That is, the filtered water-integrating member 120 may serve as a coupling member for fixing the plurality of plate-shaped filter members 110 and also serve as a collecting member for integrating the filtered water produced from each of the plate-shaped filter members 110 into one.
To this end, the filtered water-integrating member 120 may include a body 121, a plurality of protrusions 123, a fastening member 125, a plurality of inlets 126 and at least one outlet 127, as shown in
Specifically, an integration space or hollow cavity 122 for integrating the filtered water introduced from each of the plate-shaped filter members 110 through the inlet 126 connected to the tube 130 may be formed inside the body 121, and a plurality of inlets 126 connected to the tube 130 may be formed at one side of the body 121. In addition, at least one outlet 127 for discharging the filtered water integrated in the integration space 122 to the outside may be formed on one side of the body 121.
Accordingly, the filtered water produced from each of the plate-shaped filter members 110 may be moved to the integration space 122 through the receiving port 117, the tube 130 and the inlet 126, and the filtered water introduced into the integration space 122 may be discharged to the outside through the outlet 127.
In this case, the plurality of protrusions 123 may be formed to protrude at a certain height from one surface of the body 121, and may be disposed to be spaced apart from each other at a predetermined interval.
Accordingly, an accommodation groove 124 into which one side of the plate-shaped filter member 110 is inserted may be formed between two adjacent protrusions 123.
Here, the plate-shaped filter member 110 may include a coupler 111a formed on one side of the support frame 111 to protrude outward by a certain length, wherein the coupler 111a may be inserted into the accommodation groove 124.
Accordingly, when the coupler 111a provided in each of the plurality of plate-shaped filter members 110 are respectively inserted into the plurality of accommodation grooves 124 formed on one side of the body 121, the plurality of plate-shaped filter members 110 may be arranged along one direction so that each one surface thereof faces each other, and be kept spaced apart from each other by the thickness of the protrusions 123.
Thus, both surfaces of each of the plate-shaped filter members 110 may be in contact with the raw water smoothly.
As described above, the filtered water-integrating member 120 may perform both a function of integrating the filtered water individually produced through each of the plate-shaped filter members 110 into one and a role of fixing each of the plate-shaped filter members 110.
Here, the filtered water-integrating member 120 may include at least one fastening member 125 that is detachably coupled to the body 121, wherein the at least one fastening member 125 may prevent the plate-shaped filter members 110 respectively inserted into the plurality of accommodation grooves 124 from being separated from the accommodation grooves 124.
That is, the fastening member 125 may include a fastening bar having a predetermined length, wherein the fastening bar may be fastened to the body 121 to pass through all of the plurality of protrusions 123.
In such a case, a fastening hole 128 may be formed through the plurality of protrusions 123 to allow the fastening member 125 to pass therethrough, and a through-hole 119 may be formed through the coupler 111a at a position corresponding to the fastening hole 128.
Accordingly, when the fastening bar is fastened to the body 121 to pass through the fastening hole 128 provided in each of the plate-shaped filter member 110 and the through-hole 119 formed in each of the plurality of protrusions 123 in a state in which the coupler 111a provided in each of the plate-shaped filter members 110 is inserted into the accommodation groove 124, each of the plate-shaped filter members 110 may be fixed to the body 121 in a state in which the coupler 111a is inserted into the accommodation groove 124.
Thus, the plate-shaped filter members 110 respectively inserted into the plurality of accommodation grooves 124 may be prevented from being separated from the accommodation groove 124 by the fastening bar.
Accordingly, in the filter module 100 for a gravity-type water-purifying device according to one embodiment of the present invention, the total number of use of the plate-shaped filter member 110 fixed to the body 121 may be easily adjusted according to the amount of filtered water required per hour, thereby enhancing the convenience of use.
In addition, in the filter module 100 for a gravity-type water-purifying device according to one embodiment of the present invention, each of the plate-shaped filter members 110 may be detachably coupled to the body 121, and thus, only the plate-shaped filter members requiring replacement among the plurality of plate-shaped filter members 110 may be individually replaced.
Accordingly, the filter module 100 for a gravity-type water-purifying device according to one embodiment of the present invention may enhance the convenience of use and reduce maintenance costs.
That is, in the filter module 100 for a gravity-type water-purifying device according to one embodiment of the present invention, the plurality of plate-shaped filter members 110 and the filtered water-integrating member 120 may be composed of separate modules that are detachable from each other, and thus, only some broken and damaged parts may be individually replaced, thereby reducing maintenance costs.
Meanwhile, the above-described filter module 100 for a gravity-type water-purifying device may be applied to a gravity-type water-purifying device 200 that produces filtered water from raw water by using gravity.
That is, the gravity-type water-purifying device 200 according to one embodiment of the present invention may include a housing 210 and the aforementioned filter module 100 for a gravity-type water-purifying device, as shown in
Specifically, the housing 210 may include a filtration space S1 for storing raw water to be treated, and the filter module 100 for a gravity-type water-purifying device may be disposed in the filtration space S1.
Here, although the housing 210 may include only the filtration space S1 for storing raw water to be treated, it may further include a filtered water storage space S2 for storing the filtrated water produced through the filter module 100 for a gravity-type water-purifying device.
For example, the housing 210 may be formed in a box shape having an internal space of a predetermined volume as shown in
In addition, an opening/closing means 220 for discharging the filtered water stored in the filtered water storage space S2 to the outside during use may be provided on one side of the housing 210, wherein the opening/closing means 220 may be a known opening/closing valve that allows or blocks the discharge of filtered water to the outside through a user's manipulation.
In such a case, the partition plate 212 may include a coupling hole 214 that communicates the filtration space S1 and the filtered water storage space S2, and the outlet 127 of the body 121 may be detachably coupled to the coupling hole 214.
That is, in the filter module 100 for a gravity-type water-purifying device, the outlet 127 provided in the filtered water-integrating member 120 may serve to discharge the filtered water collected in the integration space 122 to the outside and also serve as a fastener for fastening the filter module 100 for a gravity-type water-purifying device to the partition plate 212.
Accordingly, the gravity-type water-purifying device 200 according to one embodiment of the present invention may produce filtered water by using the filter module 100 for a gravity-type water-purifying device in the filtration space S1, and the filtered water produced in the filtration space S1 by the filter module 100 for a gravity-type water-purifying device may move to the filtered water storage space S2 through the outlet 127.
As a result, the gravity-type water-purifying device 200 according to one embodiment of the present invention may easily produce filtered water without using additional power such as electricity, and thus, filtered water may be easily produced even in a harsh environment where infrastructure such as electricity is not installed or electricity is difficult to supply.
Although one embodiment of the present invention have been described above, the spirit of the present invention is not limited to the embodiment presented in the subject specification; and those skilled in the art who understands the spirit of the present invention will be able to easily suggest other embodiments through addition, changes, elimination, and the like of elements without departing from the scope of the same spirit, and such other embodiments will also fall within the scope of the present invention.
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20190083910 | Schaefer | Mar 2019 | A1 |
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