WO2006057137A1 - 流下雨水の濾過装置及びこれを用いた雨水貯留装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a falling rainwater filtering device that removes foreign matters mixed in rainwater falling on a roof or roof of a building and a rainwater storage device using the same.
- a rainwater filtration device that removes sand and dust from rainwater has been proposed (for example, see Patent Document 1).
- O This filtration device is composed of an outer tube and an inner tube provided in the outer tube.
- the outer pipe is formed with a vertical portion, and the upper end of the outer pipe is connected to a gutter.
- the lower end of the outer pipe is connected to a water collection tank communicating with the sewer pipe.
- the outer peripheral edge of the upper end of the inner pipe is arranged at a predetermined distance from the inner peripheral surface of the vertical part.
- the lower end of the inner pipe is connected to a rainwater storage tank.
- the inner diameter of a part of the vertical portion of the outer tube is continuously changed, and the position of the upper portion of the inner tube can be moved vertically to adjust the predetermined interval.
- the outer tube near the upper end of the inner tube is provided with an opening, and this opening is provided with a lid that can open and close the opening.
- Patent Document 1 JP-A-64-83738 (Claims, Fig. 1)
- An object of the present invention is to provide a falling rainwater filtration device that can be installed in a relatively low place below the full water surface of a storage tank, and a rainwater storage device using the same.
- the invention according to claim 1 includes rainwater flowing between the upper vertical pipe 21a and the upper vertical pipe 21a, which is interposed between the upper vertical pipe 21a and the lower vertical pipe 21b.
- the falling rainwater filtering device 20 guides to the lower vertical pipe 21b.
- the characteristic structure is that the lower part of the upper vertical pipe 21a and the upper part of the lower vertical pipe 21b are attached from above and below, and the rainwater circulation chamber 23, which is interposed between the upper vertical pipe 21a and the lower vertical pipe 21b,
- the rainwater flowing through the upper vertical pipe 21a by connecting the rainwater circulation chamber 23 to the upper vertical pipe 21a formed in the upper part of the rainwater circulation chamber 23 and the housing 22 having the valve chamber 24 adjacent to the rainwater distribution chamber 23
- the upper rainwater hole 23a to flow into the circulation chamber 23 and the rainwater flowing into the rainwater circulation chamber 23 by connecting the rainwater circulation chamber 23 to the lower vertical pipe 2 lb formed in the lower part of the rainwater circulation chamber 23.
- the rainwater circulation chamber 23 is stored in a housing 22 movably between the rainwater circulation chamber 23 and the valve chamber 24, and the rainwater in the rainwater circulation chamber 23 is less than a predetermined amount.
- Ball valve 29 with a specific gravity of less than 1 that closes the lower rainwater hole 23b when it is located in the valve chamber 24 and the valve chamber 24
- the storage chamber 27 is provided in the lower part of the housing 22 and is connected to the rainwater circulation chamber 23 to the valve chamber 24 to store rainwater, and the valve chamber 24 is opened above the housing 22 facing the storage chamber 27.
- the ball valve 29 When the rainwater in the rainwater circulation chamber 23 is not less than a predetermined amount and the ball valve 29 is located in the valve chamber 24, the ball valve The valve seat opening 24b that can be sealed by the valve chamber 24 and sealed by the valve 29, and the ball valve 29 that is provided in the rainwater circulation chamber 23 and rises in the rainwater circulation chamber 23 is guided from the rainwater circulation chamber 23 to the valve chamber 24.
- An upper guide member 31 and a lower guide member 32 for guiding a ball valve 29 provided in the nozzle chamber 24 and descending in the valve chamber 24 from the valve chamber 24 to the rainwater circulation chamber 23 are provided.
- the ball valve 29 is provided with the lower guide member 32.
- the lower rainwater hole 23b is blocked in the rainwater circulation chamber 23 by being guided from the valve chamber 24 to the rainwater circulation chamber 23. Therefore, although the initial rainwater when it starts to rain contains a relatively large amount of dust, the initial rainwater containing a relatively large amount of dust falls from the rainwater circulation chamber 23 through the lower rainwater hole 23b. It is possible to reliably prevent the flow down to the side vertical pipe 21b.
- the initial rainwater flows from the rainwater circulation chamber 23 to the storage chamber 27 via the valve chamber 24 and is stored in the storage chamber 27.
- the invention according to claim 2 is the invention according to claim 1, wherein the lower vertical pipe 21b is formed by filtering rainwater in the rainwater circulation chamber 23 configured to be able to be taken in and out through the valve seat opening 24b.
- the first strainer 26 is allowed to detachably attach to the lower rainwater hole 23b
- the storage chamber 27 is configured to receive the ball valve 29, and the lower guide member 32 is configured to be foldable and extended.
- the ball valve 29 descending in the valve chamber 24 is guided from the valve chamber 24 to the rainwater distribution chamber 23.
- the ball valve 29 is configured to be allowed to move between the valve chamber 24 and the storage chamber 27 in a folded state.
- the invention according to claim 3 is the invention according to claim 2, and is configured to be able to be taken in and out through the valve seat opening 24b, and from the rainwater circulation chamber 23 to the storage chamber 27 through the valve chamber 24.
- a second strainer 33 for filtering inflowing rainwater is detachably attached to the storage chamber 27, and a small-diameter hole 27b for discharging rainwater flowing into the storage chamber 27 to the outside is provided in the lower portion of the storage chamber 27.
- the small-diameter hole 27b is provided in the lower part of the storage chamber 27, the initial rainwater flowing into and stored in the storage chamber 27 is gradually discharged from the small-diameter hole 27b to the storage chamber until after the rain has stopped. The situation where rainwater is stored in 27 can be effectively avoided.
- the invention according to claim 4 is the invention according to claim 2 or 3, wherein a ring-shaped protrusion 25 is formed on the inner periphery of the lower rainwater hole 23b so as to protrude upward, and an upper edge of the protrusion 25
- the first strainer 26 is installed at the periphery of the first strainer 26 so that the first strainer 26 can be removed from the lower rainwater hole 23b. It is characterized by being cut.
- the initial rainwater containing a relatively large amount of dust when it starts to rain is stored in the storage chamber 27 through the valve chamber 22 by the ambient force of the projection 25. Can do. Then, the first strainer 26 can be removed from the rainwater circulation chamber 23 by a relatively simple operation by simply lifting the first strainer 26 upward, and the inspection work can be made relatively easy.
- the invention according to claim 5 is a rainwater having a filtration device 20 according to any one of claims 1 to 4 and a rainwater intake 11a above the filtration device 20.
- a storage tank 11a and a rainwater guide pipe 16 having one end connected to the lower end of the lower vertical pipe 21b and the other end connected to the rainwater intake 11a, the upper end of the upper vertical pipe 21a being above the rainwater intake 11a It is a rainwater storage device configured to be located in
- the rainwater collected by the filtration device 20 and accumulated in the lower lead straight pipe 21b and the rainwater guide pipe 16 rises in the water level and the rainwater intake 1 By reaching la, it flows from the intake 1 la into the storage tank 11 and is stored, and can be used by taking it out as necessary.
- the invention according to claim 6 is the invention according to claim 5, wherein the drain that can drain rainwater present in each of the upper vertical pipe 21a, the lower vertical pipe 21b, and the rainwater guide pipe 16 to the outside is provided.
- the valve 17 is a rainwater storage device provided in the lower vertical pipe 21b or the rainwater guide pipe 16.
- most of the dust is removed by the filtration device 20, but when this filtration device 20 is used over a long period of time, the foreign matter slightly passing through the filtration device 20 settles. There is a risk of sedimentation inside the lower vertical pipe 21b and the rainwater guide pipe 16. For this reason, the insides of the lower vertical pipe 21b and the rainwater guide pipe 16 need to be cleaned every predetermined period.
- water can be circulated inside each of the lower vertical pipe 21b and the stormwater guide pipe 16, and water can be circulated inside this.
- the foreign matter settled inside each of the lower vertical pipe 21b and the rainwater plan inner pipe 16 can be easily discharged to the outside.
- the invention according to claim 7 is the invention according to claim 5 or 6, wherein, as shown in FIG. 9, the lower end of the lower vertical pipe 21b or the rainwater guide pipe 16 is connected to the lower side from the rainwater guide pipe 16.
- a rainwater storage device provided with a backflow prevention valve 41 configured to prevent a strong rainwater flow.
- the water level on one end side of the rainwater guide pipe 16 communicating with the upper vertical pipe 21a from the lower vertical pipe 21b through the filtration device 20 communicates with the rainwater storage tank 11. Even if the rain level is lower than the water level on the other end of the rain water guide pipe 16, the rain water does not flow back from the rain water guide pipe 16 to the lower vertical pipe 21b. It can be installed near the bottom, and the other end is connected to the rainwater intake port 11a so that the rainwater guide pipe 16 exposed on the ground surface can be shortened to improve the aesthetics of the entire device.
- the rainwater circulation chamber and the valve chamber are housed in the housing having the rainwater circulation chamber and the valve chamber, and the rainwater circulation chamber is located in the rainwater circulation chamber.
- a ball valve with a specific gravity of less than 1 that closes the lower rainwater hole, a storage chamber that stores rainwater from the rainwater circulation chamber to the valve chamber, and a ball valve that is closed when the ball valve is located in the valve chamber.
- this filtration device Even if this filtration device is positioned below the rainwater intake of the storage tank, the rainwater can flow into the storage tank without causing rainwater to leak out from the valve seat opening in the filtration device. .
- the first strainer is detachably attached to the lower rainwater hole, foreign matter mixed in rainwater flowing into the lower vertical pipe through the lower rainwater hole can be removed by the first strainer.
- the 2 strainer is removably attached to the storage room, foreign matter mixed in the initial rainwater can be captured by the 2nd strainer.
- this first and The inspection work can be easily performed by detachably attaching the second strainer through the valve seat opening.
- such a filtering device a rainwater storage tank having a rainwater intake above the filtering device, and a rainwater guide tube having one end connected to the lower end of the lower vertical pipe and the other end connected to the rainwater intake.
- the rainwater storage device that is configured so that the upper end of the upper vertical pipe is located above the rainwater intake, the rainwater that has been filtered and collected in the lower vertical pipe and rainwater guide pipe When the water level rises and reaches the rainwater intake, the intake force flows into the reservoir and is stored, and can be used by taking it out as necessary.
- FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA in FIG. 5, showing the structure of a filtration device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view corresponding to FIG. 1 showing a state in which the ball valve seals the valve chamber by closing the valve seat opening.
- FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view corresponding to FIG. 1, showing a state in which the lower guide member is folded.
- FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view corresponding to FIG. 1, showing a state in which the ball valve is dropped into the storage chamber.
- FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along line CC of the filtration device used for the rainwater storage device shown in FIG.
- FIG. 6 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of a portion D in FIG. 1 showing a drain valve in which a large-diameter hole is perpendicular to the axis of the center hole.
- FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view corresponding to FIG. 6 showing a drain valve in which the large-diameter hole matches the axis of the central hole.
- FIG. 8 is a configuration diagram of a rainwater storage device using the filtration device.
- FIG. 9 is a configuration diagram of another rainwater storage device using the filtration device.
- the rainwater storage device 10 of the present invention includes a rainwater storage tank 11 for storing rainwater, a rainwater inflow pipe 12 for supplying rainwater to the rainwater storage tank 11, and a rainwater inflow pipe thereof.
- the upper vertical pipe 21a whose upper end is connected to the lower end of 12, the lower vertical pipe 21b coaxial with the upper vertical pipe 21a, and the falling rain interposed between the upper vertical pipe 21a and the lower vertical pipe 21b A water filtration device 20.
- the rainwater inflow pipe 12 in the figure is a cylindrical object whose upper end is connected to a rain gutter 14 provided at the edge of the roof 13a of the house 13, and the rain that has fallen on the roof 13a of the house 13 flows into the gutter 14
- the collected rainwater goes from the rain gutter 14 to the rainwater inflow pipe 12. It is configured to flow into the upper vertical pipe 21a.
- the filtering device 20 filters rainwater flowing down the upper lead straight pipe 21a and guides it to the lower vertical pipe 2 lb.
- the lower end of the lower lead straight pipe 21b and the storage tank 11 are connected to the rainwater guide pipe. Connected by 16.
- the filtering device 20 includes a louver 22 having a lower part of the upper vertical pipe 21a and an upper part of the lower vertical pipe 21b attached from above and below.
- the housing 22 is formed in a size having an oval shape whose major axis is approximately twice the outer diameter of the vertical tubes 21a and 21b and whose minor axis is slightly larger than the outer diameter of the vertical tubes 21a and 21b when the upward force is also seen. (Fig. 5), which is made by fitting around the upper lid 22a and the lower lid 22b made of a resin molded product.
- An upper short pipe 22c into which the lower part of the upper vertical pipe 21a is inserted is provided at the upper part of one end of the housing 22, and the lower vertical pipe is provided at the lower part of one end of the housing 22 opposite to the upper short pipe 22c.
- a lower short pipe 22d into which the upper part of 21b is fitted is provided.
- the rainwater circulation chamber 23 is connected to the rainwater circulation chamber 23 by connecting the rainwater circulation chamber 23 to the upper lead straight pipe 21a.
- An upper rainwater hole 23a is formed to flow into.
- the lower part of the rainwater circulation chamber 23 there is a lower rainwater hole 23b that connects the rainwater circulation chamber 23 to the lower vertical pipe 21b and flows rainwater flowing into the rainwater circulation chamber 23 into the lower vertical pipe 2lb. It is formed.
- a ring-shaped protrusion 25 is formed on the inner peripheral edge of the lower rainwater hole 23b so as to protrude upward.
- the peripheral edge of the first strainer 26 is installed on the upper edge of the protrusion 25, and the first strainer 26 is connected to the lower rainwater hole. Removably attached to 23b.
- the first strainer 26 in this embodiment is formed by forming a wire mesh into a bottomed cylindrical shape, and the outer diameter of the bottomed cylindrical strainer 26 is slightly smaller than the inner diameter of the ring-shaped protrusion 25.
- a flange 26a that can be placed on the upper end of the protrusion 25 is formed on the periphery of the opening of the strainer 26.
- the strainer 26 is removably attached to the lower rainwater hole 23b by installing the flange 26a on the projection 25 and inserting the bottomed tube portion into the lower rainwater hole 23b.
- another short tube 22e is provided adjacent to the lower short tube 22d.
- a bottomed cylindrical storage case 27a the inside of which forms a storage chamber 27, is also fitted to the short tube 22e with a downward force, and the storage case 27a is provided at the bottom of the housing 22.
- the valve chamber 24 communicates with the storage chamber 27, and the rainwater circulation chamber 23 force Inflow hole 24a for further flowing down the rainwater reaching the valve chamber 24 into the storage chamber 27 and storing it in the storage chamber 27 Is formed.
- a drain valve 28 that discharges rainwater flowing into the storage chamber 27 and a small-diameter hole 27b that discharges the rainwater slightly are provided at the bottom of the storage chamber 27.
- the small-diameter hole 27b is a hole having a circular cross section and a diameter of 0.8 to 1.5 mm.
- the small-diameter hole 27b gradually drains the initial rainwater flowing into and stored in the storage chamber 27, emptying the storage chamber 27 after the rain has stopped, and entering the storage chamber 27 until the rain stops. This is to avoid a situation where rainwater is stored. For this reason, the filtration device 20 is configured so that the presence of the small-diameter hole 27b can reliably store the initial rainwater in the storage chamber 27 when it rains again after the rain has stopped.
- a vertical net 27c that covers the small-diameter hole 27b from above is provided in the storage chamber 27 in order to prevent the clogging.
- the mesh 27c is configured to be vertically long so as to increase the filtration area and prevent the mesh 27c from being clogged.
- the drain valve 28 includes a cylindrical body 28a and a rotary valve 28c that is provided rotatably so as to block the lower rainwater hole 28b of the cylindrical body 28a.
- the lower rainwater hole 28b is a hole having a circular cross section and a diameter of 8 to 15 mm.
- the rotary valve 28c is formed with a large diameter hole 28d having the same diameter as that of the lower rainwater hole 28b.
- the drain valve 28 rotates the rotary valve 28c so that the axis of the large-diameter hole 28d is orthogonal to the axis of the lower rain hole 28b as shown in FIG.
- the rotary valve 28c is rotated so that the axis of the large-diameter hole 28d is aligned with the axis of the lower rainwater hole 28b as shown in FIG. Rainwater is discharged to the outside relatively quickly through the large-diameter hole 28d.
- the housing 22 accommodates a ball valve 29 that can move between the rainwater circulation chamber 23 and the valve chamber 24.
- This ball valve 29 is a ball whose specific gravity is less than 1.
- the valve seat opening 24b which is closed by the ball valve 29 and can seal the valve chamber 24, is formed so as to open the valve chamber 24 above the housing 22 facing the storage chamber 27.
- the A packing 30 is fitted to the edge of the valve seat opening 24b, and the ball valve 29 floats in the valve chamber 24 and abuts against the packing 30 when the rainwater in the rainwater circulation chamber 23 exceeds a predetermined amount.
- the ball valve 29 is configured to close the valve chamber 24 by closing the valve seat opening 24b.
- the valve seat opening 24b is sized to allow the first strainer 26 to be inserted, and a lid 22f is detachably installed on the upper surface of the housing 22 so as to cover the valve seat opening 24b.
- the lid is formed with a knob portion 22g to be held by an operator.
- the rainwater circulation chamber 23 is provided with an upper guide member 31 for guiding the ball valve 29 rising in the rainwater circulation chamber 23 from the rainwater circulation chamber 23 to the valve chamber 24.
- the valve chamber 24 includes A lower guide member 32 for guiding the ball valve 29 descending in the valve chamber 24 from the valve chamber 24 to the rainwater circulation chamber 23 is provided.
- the upper guide member 31 is a plate member that is inclined so as to cross the rainwater inflow chamber 23 at the upper part of the rainwater inflow chamber 23 and to be directed upward to the valve chamber 24 (FIG. 5).
- the lower guide member 32 is a plate material that is inclined at the lower part of the valve chamber 24 so as to cross the valve chamber 24 and to be directed downward to the rainwater inflow chamber 23, and is configured to be foldable. .
- This lower guide plate 32 guides the ball valve 29 descending in the valve chamber 24 in the extended state from the valve chamber 24 to the rainwater circulation chamber 23, and in the folded state the ball valve 29 between the valve chamber 24 and the storage chamber 27. Configured to allow movement of
- the storage chamber 27 is configured to be capable of storing the ball valve 29, and a bottomed cylindrical second strainer 33 that filters rainwater flowing into the storage chamber 27 from the valve chamber 24 is detachably attached to the storage chamber 27. Attached.
- the second strainer 33 is formed so as to be able to pass through the valve seat opening 24b.
- a horizontal flat plate 34 that partitions the storage chamber 27 up and down is provided, and the second strainer 33 is detachably attached to a central hole 34a formed in the flat plate 34.
- the second strainer 33 is formed by forming a wire mesh into a bottomed cylindrical shape, and its outer diameter is formed to be slightly smaller than the inner diameter of the central hole 34a.
- a flange 33a that can be installed at the hole edge of the central hole 34a is formed.
- the bottomed tube portion is inserted into the central hole 34a, and the flange 33a is provided at the hole edge of the central hole 34a. It can be detachably attached to the storage chamber 27.
- a rainwater intake 11 a is formed on the upper side wall of the rainwater storage tank 11, and the rainwater intake 11 a is formed above the filtering device 20.
- the upper end of the upper vertical pipe 21a is configured to be located above the rainwater intake 11a.
- one end of the rainwater guide pipe 16 is connected to the lower end of the lower vertical pipe 21b, and the other end of the rainwater guide pipe 16 is connected to the rainwater intake 1la.
- the rain When rain falls on the roof 13a of the house 13, the rain flows along the slope of the roof 13a and flows into the rain gutter 14 and is collected.
- the collected rainwater enters the rainwater inflow pipe 12 from the rain gutter 14, flows down inside the rainwater inflow pipe 12, and reaches the filtering device 20 from the upper vertical pipe 21 a. Since the rainwater in the rainwater circulation chamber 23 is less than a predetermined amount in the filtration device 20 that has started to rain, the ball valve 29 is moved from the valve chamber 24 to the rainwater circulation chamber 2 by the lower guide member 32 as shown in FIG. 3 in the rainwater circulation chamber 23 and closes the lower rainwater hole 23b.
- rainwater flows into the rainwater inflow chamber 23 from the upper vertical pipe 21a, and most of the initial rainwater when it starts to rain is received by the peripheral surface of the ring-shaped protrusion 25 and led to the valve chamber 24. Furthermore, it flows down to storage room 27. Therefore, the initial rainwater when it starts to rain contains a relatively large amount of dust. However, the initial rainwater containing a relatively large amount of dust falls from the rainwater circulation chamber 23 through the lower rainwater hole 23b. It is possible to reliably prevent the flow down to the side vertical pipe 21b.
- a relatively large amount of dust contained in the initial rainwater is captured by the second strainer 33 provided in the storage chamber 27, and the filtered rainwater reaches the bottom of the storage chamber 27 and is stored in the storage chamber 27.
- the rainwater inflow pipe 12 If the amount of rainwater flowing down the inside of the rainwater inflow pipe 12 continues to rain and exceeds the amount discharged to the outside through the small-diameter hole 27b formed in the storage chamber 27, the rainwater flows over the storage chamber 27.
- the ball valve 29 With a specific gravity of less than 1 rises and then flows down from the upper vertical pipe 21a. Clean rainwater with relatively little dust flows from the rainwater circulation chamber 23 into the lower vertical pipe 21b through the lower rainwater hole 23b.
- the first strainer 26 is attached to the lower rainwater hole 23b so as to close the lower rainwater hole 23b, from the rainwater flowing into the lower vertical pipe 21b via the lower rainwater hole 23b, The strainer 26 removes foreign matters.
- the situation of being discharged to the outside from part 24b is avoided.
- the rainwater accumulated inside each of the upper vertical pipe 21a, the lower vertical pipe 21b and the rainwater guide pipe 16 rises and reaches the rainwater intake 11a
- the rainwater stored in the storage tank 11 can be taken out from the 1 lb faucet as needed and used as sprinkling water or car wash water.
- the upper end of the upper vertical pipe 21a is located above the rainwater intake 11a, a situation in which rainwater does not flow into the storage tank 11 and is discharged outside the upper end force of the upper vertical pipe 21a is avoided. .
- the removed foreign matter accumulates on the first and second strainers 26 and 33 of the filtration device 20. For this reason, it is necessary to take out and wash these strainers 26 and 33 at predetermined intervals.
- the lid 22f is removed and the valve seat opening 24b appears when it is not raining.
- the ball valve 29 is guided by the lower guide member 32 and is in the rainwater circulation chamber 23 and closes the lower water passage hole 23b, the valve seat opening 24b is opened. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 3, if the lower guide member 32 is folded through the valve seat opening 24b, the second strainer 33 is taken out from the storage chamber 27 through the valve seat opening 24b. Can do.
- the valve seat opening 24 The first strainer 36 can be removed from the rainwater circulation chamber 23 via b. Therefore, the first and second strainers 26, 33 can be easily taken out from the housing 22, and the inspection and cleaning can be performed relatively easily.
- the rotary valve 28c of the drain valve 28 is rotated. As shown in Fig. 7, the axis of the large-diameter hole 28d is aligned with the axis of the lower rainwater hole 28b. Then, the rainwater inside the storage chamber 27 can be quickly discharged outside to open the valve seat opening 24b, and the first and second strainers 26, 33 can be taken out through the opening 24b. Further, if the drain valve 28 is opened, the rainwater inside the storage chamber 27 can be discharged to the outside together with the dust present in the storage chamber 27.
- the rainwater in the storage chamber 27 is discharged to the outside through the small-diameter hole 27b, and the storage chamber 27 is empty, so that the valve seat opening 24b Water can be poured into the storage chamber 27 using a bucket or rain dew, etc., and the drain valve 28 can be opened to discharge dust to the outside along with rain water.
- the rainwater storage device including the rainwater storage tank 11 in which the rainwater intake 1 la is formed on the upper side wall has been described.
- the inlet 11 a may be formed in the lower side wall of the rainwater storage tank 11.
- the rainwater flows backward from the rainwater intake 11a to the rainwater guide pipe 16, and passes through the small diameter hole 27b in the filtration device 20 to the outside. It will be leaked to.
- a backflow prevention valve 41 configured to prevent storm water flow in the lower vertical pipe 21b at the lower end of the lower vertical pipe 21b or at the rainwater guide pipe 16 at the rainwater guide pipe 16 force.
- To do. 9 includes a valve seat 41a having a round hole 41b formed in the center, and a ball valve 41c provided below the valve seat 41a and capable of sealing the round hole 41b. By sealing the round hole 41b, it is configured to prevent a storm water flow from the storm water guide pipe 16 toward the lower vertical pipe 21b. If the backflow prevention valve 41 is provided in this way, the rainwater intake 11a can be attached to a low position of the rainwater storage tank 11, for example, near the bottom.
- the rainwater intake 11a is placed at a lower position in the rainwater storage tank 11, the other end of the rainwater intake 11a is connected to the rainwater intake 11a and the rainwater guide pipe 16 that appears on the ground surface can be shortened. This prevents the rainwater guide tube 16 from being viewed for a relatively long time and improves the aesthetics of the entire apparatus.
- the first and second strainers 26 and 33 in which a wire mesh is formed into a bottomed cylindrical shape has been described.
- the first and second strainers 26 and 33 are capable of filtering rainwater.
- a bag made of greaves may be formed in a bag shape.
- the first and second strainers 26, 33 can be deformed and removed from the valve seat opening 24b. This makes it possible to improve the degree of design freedom.
- a falling rainwater filtration device can be installed in a relatively low place below the full water surface of the storage tank.
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