CN108719000B - Flower watering device - Google Patents

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CN108719000B
CN108719000B CN201810559402.3A CN201810559402A CN108719000B CN 108719000 B CN108719000 B CN 108719000B CN 201810559402 A CN201810559402 A CN 201810559402A CN 108719000 B CN108719000 B CN 108719000B
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    • A01AGRICULTURE; FORESTRY; ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; HUNTING; TRAPPING; FISHING
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    • FMECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F16ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
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The invention discloses a flower watering device, which comprises a shell, wherein a partition plate is arranged in the shell and divides the shell into a first cavity and a second cavity, and a through hole communicated with the first cavity and the second cavity is formed in the middle of the partition plate; the first cavity is connected with a gland through a first elastic piece, and a water outlet hole is formed in the first cavity in a matched manner with the gland; a water inlet hole and a flower watering hole are formed on the second cavity; the second cavity is internally connected with a piston structure through an inner elastic piece; the water outlet of one flower watering device is communicated with the water inlet of the other flower watering device. The invention has the advantages that the watering amount of each pot of flowers is not influenced by the water pressure and the water supply time, and the watering amount is adjusted simply and effectively.

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Flower watering device
Technical Field
The invention relates to a flower watering device, and belongs to the field of machinery.
Background
The current flower watering system provides water pressure for a pump or a water faucet, and the water pressure is divided into branch pipes by a main pipe and directly flows into each flowerpot. The total flow of the flower watering is controlled by controlling the water passing time of the pump or the valve, and the water quantity flowing into each pot of flowers is adjusted only by controlling the size of the outlet of the branch pipe, so that the control difficulty is high; even if the outlet is the same size, the amount of water flowing into the flowerpot will be smaller due to the reduced water pressure away from the water source. The watering amount changes along with the change of water pressure and water supply time every time, so that flowers close to a pump or a faucet are easy to water too much to cause waterlogging, and flowers far away from the pump or the faucet are easy to water too little to cause drought. Watering quantity is different simultaneously, leading to the growth vigor of flower different for the molding flower of putting etc. can't grow simultaneously, lead to need often to change the flower.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention overcomes the defects in the prior art and discloses a flower watering device. The invention has no influence on the watering amount of each pot of flowers by water pressure and water supply time, and the invention has simple and effective regulation of the watering amount.
In order to solve the technical problems, the technical scheme adopted by the invention is as follows:
a flower watering device comprises a shell, wherein a partition plate is arranged in the shell and divides the shell into a first cavity and a second cavity, and a through hole communicated with the first cavity and the second cavity is formed in the middle of the partition plate; the first cavity is provided with a gland, and a water outlet hole is formed in the first cavity in a matching manner with the gland; a water inlet hole and a flower watering hole are formed on the second cavity; the second cavity is internally connected with a piston structure through an inner elastic piece; the water outlet is sealed or communicated with the water inlet of another flower watering device.
In a further improvement, the device also comprises a stop block which is matched with the gland for installation.
In a further improvement, the first cavity is connected with the gland through a first elastic part, and the first elastic part and the inner elastic part are springs or elastic rods.
In a further improvement, the through holes comprise water inlet holes and water leakage holes.
In a further improvement, the piston structure is a piston.
In a further improvement, the water outlet hole is directly connected with the through hole.
In a further improvement, the second cavity comprises a third cavity and a fourth cavity; the third cavity and the fourth cavity are communicated through a communicating pipe; the through holes are positioned on the communicating pipe; the piston structure comprises a piston in the fourth cavity and an outer piston in the third cavity; the inner elastic piece is connected with the fourth cavity and the piston; the outer piston is fixedly connected with a mandril matched with the piston, and the mandril is connected with an inner piston in a sliding way; a third elastic part is arranged between the outer piston and the third cavity, and a fourth elastic part is arranged between the outer piston and the inner piston; the flower pouring hole is positioned on the third cavity; the third cavity is communicated with the fourth cavity through a communicating pipe; the water inlet is connected with the third cavity or the communicating pipe or the fourth cavity; the pressure of the inner elastic piece to water through the piston is larger than that of the gland to water.
In a further improvement, the water inlet hole is positioned on the end surface of the third cavity; the flower pouring hole is arranged on the side surface of the third cavity.
In a further improvement, the third elastic member and the fourth elastic member are both springs, and the third elastic member is sleeved outside the fourth elastic member.
In a further improvement, the ejector rod is fixedly provided with a baffle ring, and the fourth elastic part and the inner piston are arranged between the outer piston and the baffle ring.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic structural view of example 1;
FIG. 2 is a schematic view showing the water storing and flower watering processes after the connection in example 1;
FIG. 3 is a schematic structural view of example 2;
FIG. 4 is a schematic view showing the water inlet process of the water inlet hole after the connection of embodiment 2;
FIG. 5 is a schematic view of the process of watering flowers in the watering holes after the connection 2 is implemented;
FIG. 6 is a schematic view of the flower watering device according to example 3;
FIG. 7 is a schematic view of the mechanism of the flower watering device of example 3 when water is supplied;
FIG. 8 is a schematic view of the mechanism of the flower watering device of example 3 when discharging water;
FIG. 9 is a schematic structural view of the flower watering system of example 4;
FIG. 10 is a schematic structural diagram of a flower watering device of embodiment 6, which is provided with a reversing valve to realize flower watering of a specific flower watering device.
Detailed Description
Example 1
As shown in fig. 1-2, the flower watering device comprises a shell 1, a partition plate 2 is arranged in the shell 1, the shell 1 is divided into a first cavity 3 and a second cavity 4 by the partition plate 2, and a through hole 5 communicating the first cavity 3 and the second cavity 4 is formed in the middle of the partition plate 2; the first cavity 3 is connected with a gland 7 through a first elastic piece 6, and a water outlet 8 is formed on the first cavity 3 by matching with the gland 7; a water inlet hole 9 and a flower watering hole 10 are formed on the second cavity 4; a piston structure is connected in the second cavity 4 through an inner elastic piece 11; the water outlet 8 of one watering device is communicated with the water inlet 9 of the other watering device. A stop 13 is formed in the first chamber 3 to cooperate with the gland 7. The first cavity is not hermetically arranged, so that ventilation is facilitated, and overlarge pressure is prevented. The first elastic member 6 and the inner elastic member 11 are springs or elastic rods, preferably springs. The piston structure is a piston 12.
When water enters, water enters from the water inlet hole 9, the piston 12 is pressed backwards through water pressure, the through hole 5 is opened, the gland 7 is squeezed by the water pressure to rise, the water is accumulated in the first cavity 3, and after the gland 7 contacts the stop block 13, the water flows into the next flower watering device through the water outlet hole 8. After water supply is stopped, water pressure at the water inlet 9 disappears, at the moment, the piston 12 blocks the water inlet 9 under the pressure of the spring, the first cavity 3 is communicated with the flower watering hole 10 through the through hole 5, and water accumulated in the first cavity 3 flows into the flowerpot to water flowers. Therefore, the amount of water accumulated in each flower watering device is the same, so that the same watering amount of each flower is ensured. In order to realize quantitative watering, the position of the block can be adjusted according to the needs of different flowers, and the position and the form of the block are not limited as long as the purpose can be achieved.
Specifically, when the pressure of the water in the water inlet 9 on the piston 12 is greater than the working pressure of the inner elastic member 11, the water pushes the piston 12 to move, and the through hole 5 is opened, at this time, the pressure of the water on the gland 7 is greater than the working pressure of the first spring 6, and the pressure of the water on the piston 12 of the next flower watering device is less than the working pressure of the corresponding inner elastic member 11, so that the water reaches the first cavity 3 through the water inlet 9, and pushes the gland 7 to move, as shown in the first diagram in fig. 2. After the gland 7 moves to the position of the stop block 13, the stop block 13 stops the movement of the gland 7, the water pressure is increased, when the pressure of water on the piston 12 of the next flower watering device is greater than the working pressure of the corresponding inner elastic part 11, the piston 12 of the next flower watering device moves, and the next flower watering device starts to inject water, as shown in the second drawing in fig. 2. When the water supply is stopped, the water pressure of the water inlet 9 disappears, at the moment, the piston 12 blocks the water inlet 9 under the pressure of the spring, the first cavity 3 is communicated with the flower watering hole 10 through the through hole 5, and the water accumulated in the first cavity 3 flows into the flowerpot to water flowers. The water inlet 9 of the next watering device is communicated with the watering hole 10 through the water outlet 8 and the first cavity 3, the water pressure at the water inlet 9 of the next watering device is reduced, the piston 12 of the next watering device acts, and the next watering device realizes watering flowers, as shown in the third picture in fig. 2.
The gland and the piston in the device can move linearly or along a specific curve.
The flower watering device can be independent of the flowerpot, and can also be made into a flowerpot pattern to directly seed flowers.
Example 2
As shown in fig. 3 to 5, the through-hole 5 includes a water inlet hole 51 and a water leakage hole 52 in the base of embodiment 1.
Example 3
On the basis of embodiment 1, in order to prevent the piston from passing through the through hole 5 during movement, so as not to damage the seal of the piston, as shown in fig. 6, the second cavity 4 includes a third cavity 41 and a fourth cavity 42; the third chamber 41 and the fourth chamber 42 are communicated through a first communication pipe 43; the through hole 5 is positioned on the first communicating pipe 43; the piston structure includes a piston 12 in a fourth chamber 42 and an outer piston 44 in a third chamber 41; the inner elastic member 11 connects the fourth cavity 42 and the piston 12; the outer piston 44 is fixedly connected with a mandril 45 matched with the piston 12, and the mandril 45 is connected with an inner piston 47 in a sliding way; a third elastic element 48 is arranged between the outer piston 44 and the third cavity 41, and a fourth elastic element 49 is arranged between the outer piston 44 and the inner piston 47; the flower pouring hole 10 is positioned on the side surface of the third cavity 41; the water inlet 9 is positioned on the end surface of the third cavity 41; the third chamber 41 communicates with the fourth chamber 42 through the second communication pipe 410. The third elastic element 48 and the fourth elastic element 49 are both springs, and the third elastic element 48 is sleeved outside the fourth elastic element 49; the inner elastic member 11 has a pressure against water greater than that of the gland 7 by the outer piston 44. The carrier rod 45 is fixedly mounted with a stopper 411, and the fourth elastic member 49 and the inner piston 47 are between the outer piston 44 and the stopper 411.
Specifically, when the pressure of the water in the water inlet 9 on the piston 12 is greater than the sum of the working pressures of the third elastic element 48, the fourth elastic element 49 and the inner elastic element 11, the water pressure presses the outer piston 44 backward, the outer piston 44 pushes the fourth elastic element 49, and the fourth elastic element 49 pushes the inner piston 47 to move backward together until the inner piston 47 contacts the end surface of the third cavity 41, as shown in the second diagram in fig. 7, at which time the spark hole 10 is disconnected from the first cavity 3; the water pressure continues to push back the outer piston 44, and the outer piston 44 presses the inner piston 47 through the fourth elastic member 49 until the push rod 45 contacts the piston 12, as shown in the third drawing of fig. 7; the water pressure continues to push the outer piston 44 backward, the outer piston 44 continues to press the inner piston 47 through the fourth elastic member 49, the push rod 45 pushes the piston 12 backward, and the water flows into the first chamber 3 through the third chamber 41, the second communicating pipe 410, the fourth chamber 42, the first communicating pipe 43 and the through hole 5 from the water inlet 9, as shown in the fourth diagram of fig. 7. When the water pressure at the water inlet 9 disappears, the piston 12 retracts under the combined action of the third elastic member 48, the fourth elastic member 49 and the inner elastic member 11 until the mandril 45 leaves the piston 12, as shown in the second graph in fig. 8, and at this time, the water inlet 9 is disconnected from the first cavity 3; the piston 12 continues to retract under the combined action of the third elastic member 48 and the fourth elastic member 49 until the catch ring 411 contacts the inner piston 47, as shown in the third drawing in fig. 8; the piston 12 continues to retract under the action of the third elastic element 48, the inner piston 47 leaves the end face of the third cavity 41 under the action of the retaining ring 411, and water flows out from the first cavity 3 through the through hole 5, the first communication pipe 43, the third cavity 41 and the flower watering hole 10, as shown in the fourth drawing of fig. 8.
Example 4
On the basis of any one of the flower watering devices of examples 1 to 3, in order to water a plurality of pot flowers simultaneously, as shown in fig. 9, a flower watering system was constructed, which consisted of a water source, a water pipe, a plurality of flower watering devices, and a pressure controller. The water supply pressure is larger than the set pressure of the pressure controller, and the set pressure of the pressure controller is larger than the opening pressure of the flower watering device. When the water source stops supplying water, the water pressure in the connected pipe can be discharged. The watering devices are connected in series and/or in parallel through water pipes, the number of the series and/or parallel connection is 1 or more, the water inlet hole 9 of the series starting watering device is connected with a water source through a water pipe, the water inlet hole 9 of the series middle watering device is connected with the water outlet 8 of the upper watering device through a water pipe, and the water outlet hole of the series tail watering device is sealed. The pressure controller detects that the water pressure in the pipe reaches the set pressure, and controls the water source to stop supplying water.
The specific process is as follows: when the water pressure of the water inlet hole 9 in the series connection initial flower watering device is larger than the opening pressure, the piston acts, water flows into the first cavity 3 firstly, after the pressing cover 7 in the first cavity 3 reaches the set position, the water pressure of the water inlet hole 9 of the next flower watering device rises, and water flows into the first cavity 3 of the next flower watering device. Until the pressing covers 7 in the first cavities 3 of all the watering devices of the system reach set positions, the water pressure continues to rise to reach the set pressure of the pressure controller, the water source is controlled to stop supplying water, the water pressure of the water inlet holes 9 of the series-connected initial watering devices disappears, the pistons act, the first cavities 3 are communicated with the watering holes to realize watering, the water inlet holes 9 of the next watering devices are communicated with the watering holes 10 through the first cavities 3, the water pressure of the water inlet holes 9 of the next watering devices is reduced, the pistons of the next watering devices act, and the first cavities 3 of the next watering devices are communicated with the watering holes 10 of the next watering devices to realize watering. The subsequent flower watering devices are connected in series in the same way to sequentially realize flower watering.
Example 5
On the basis of the embodiment 4, the water source and the pressure controller are combined to be a movable device and are butted through the interface when watering is needed, and the water source and the pressure controller need to supply water and power and are inconvenient to install near the flowerpot.
Example 6
On the basis of embodiment 4, considering that a specific flower watering device in the system is needed to realize flower watering, and the rest of the flower watering devices do not water, a reversing valve is installed on each flower watering device, as shown in fig. 10, a water inlet 9 and a water outlet 8 of each flower watering device, a water outlet 8 of a previous flower watering device, and a water inlet 9 of a next flower watering device are respectively connected to corresponding ports. In the flower watering process of the system, when the reversing valve is in the left position, the flower watering device can realize the flower watering function; when the reversing valve is in the right position, water at the water outlet 8 of the previous flower watering device directly flows into the water inlet 9 of the next flower watering device, and the flower watering device is isolated and does not water flowers.
The above embodiment is only one specific embodiment of the present invention, and simple changes, substitutions, and the like are also within the scope of the present invention. The system can also be used for quantitative irrigation of other plants.

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1. A flower watering device is characterized by comprising a shell (1), wherein a partition plate (2) is arranged in the shell (1), the shell (1) is divided into a first cavity (3) and a second cavity (4) by the partition plate (2), and a through hole (5) for communicating the first cavity (3) with the second cavity (4) is formed in the middle of the partition plate (2); the first cavity (3) is provided with a gland (7), and a water outlet hole (8) is formed on the first cavity (3) in a manner of matching with the gland (7); a water inlet hole (9) and a flower watering hole (10) are formed on the second cavity (4); a piston structure is connected in the second cavity (4) through an inner elastic piece (11); the water outlet (8) is sealed or communicated with a water inlet (9) of another flower watering device;
the second cavity (4) comprises a third cavity (41) and a fourth cavity (42); the third cavity (41) is communicated with the fourth cavity (42) through a first communicating pipe (43); the through hole (5) is positioned on the first communicating pipe (43); the piston structure comprises a piston (12) in a fourth cavity (42) and an outer piston (44) in a third cavity (41); the inner elastic piece (11) is connected with the fourth cavity (42) and the piston (12); the outer piston (44) is fixedly connected with a mandril (45) matched with the piston (12), and the mandril (45) is connected with an inner piston (47) in a sliding way; a third elastic piece (48) is arranged between the outer piston (44) and the third cavity (41), and a fourth elastic piece (49) is arranged between the outer piston (44) and the inner piston (47); the flower pouring hole (10) is positioned on the third cavity (41); the third cavity (41) is communicated with the fourth cavity (42) through a second communicating pipe (410); the water inlet hole (9) is arranged on the third cavity body (41); the pressure of the inner elastic piece (11) on water through the piston (12) is larger than that of the gland (7).
2. A flower watering device according to claim 1, further comprising a stop (13) mounted in cooperation with the gland (7).
3. A flower watering device according to claim 1, wherein the first chamber (3) is connected to the cover (7) by a first resilient member (6), the first resilient member (6) and the inner resilient member (11) being springs or resilient rods.
4. A flower watering device according to claim 1, wherein the through holes (5) comprise a water inlet hole (51) and a water drain hole (52).
5. A flower watering device according to claim 1, wherein the piston structure is a piston (12).
6. A flower watering device according to claim 1, wherein the outlet opening (8) is directly connected to the through hole (5).
7. A flower watering device according to claim 1, wherein the water inlet opening (9) is located in an end face of the third chamber (41); the flower pouring hole (10) is arranged on the side surface of the third cavity (41).
8. A flower watering device according to claim 1, wherein the third resilient member (48) and the fourth resilient member (49) are both springs, the third resilient member (48) being arranged to fit around the fourth resilient member (49).
9. A flower watering device according to claim 1, wherein the post rod (45) is fixedly provided with a stop ring (411), and the fourth resilient member (49) and the inner piston (47) are arranged between the outer piston (44) and the stop ring (411).
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