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HAIKANKEINOATSURYOKUMYAKUDOKYUSHUSOCHI

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JPH0247638B2
JPH0247638B2 JP6538683A JP6538683A JPH0247638B2 JP H0247638 B2 JPH0247638 B2 JP H0247638B2 JP 6538683 A JP6538683 A JP 6538683A JP 6538683 A JP6538683 A JP 6538683A JP H0247638 B2 JPH0247638 B2 JP H0247638B2
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Sumio Sudo
Isao Suzuki
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Hitachi Ltd
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【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 この発明は配管系の圧力脈動を吸収する装置に
関するものである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] This invention relates to a device for absorbing pressure pulsations in a piping system.

〔従来の技術〕[Conventional technology]

一般にポンプ等の流体機械の駆動に基づいて生
じる圧力脈動が配管系に伝搬すると、配管系に振
動及び騒音を発生させる。例えば、ポンプ設備に
おいて羽根車の羽根が吐出しボリユート入口を通
過する際に生ずる水圧脈動、すなわち羽根枚数×
回転転速度の周波数の脈動が発生し、この脈動は
配管内の水柱を伝搬し配管系全体を振動させて騒
音を発する。
In general, when pressure pulsations generated by driving a fluid machine such as a pump propagate to a piping system, vibrations and noise are generated in the piping system. For example, in pump equipment, the water pressure pulsation that occurs when the impeller blades pass through the discharge volute inlet, that is, the number of blades x
Pulsations occur at the frequency of the rotational speed, and these pulsations propagate through the water column within the piping, causing the entire piping system to vibrate and generate noise.

上記のような脈動の発生に対処するために、
種々の脈装置が用いられている。例えば、配管の
途中に配管系に生ずる圧力脈動波長の1/4倍の
分岐管を取付ける方法や配管内面の一部にゴム等
の可撓性材料を貼附し、この部分の振動により脈
動を吸収する方法等がある。ところで、圧力脈動
吸収装置としては設置場所を広く要しない小型、
かつ強固な材料、構造からなる耐人性の優れたも
のが望ましい。
To deal with the occurrence of pulsation as described above,
A variety of pulse devices have been used. For example, installing a branch pipe with a wavelength that is 1/4 times the wavelength of the pressure pulsations occurring in the piping system in the middle of the piping, or attaching a flexible material such as rubber to a part of the inner surface of the piping to suppress the pulsations due to the vibration of this part. There are ways to absorb it. By the way, as a pressure pulsation absorbing device, it is small and does not require a large installation space.
In addition, it is desirable that the material is made of strong materials and structure and has excellent human resistance.

従来の圧力脈動吸収装置を第1図について説明
すると、配管1の途中には閉鎖した室2を接続し
て構成されており、上記室2と配管1とは長さ
L、断面積aの接続部3を介して連結されてい
る。この室2に配管1内の液体が充満された場
合、室2内の圧力脈動の固有値foは、 となる。ここに、Cは室内のコンプライアンス、
aは接続部の断面積、Vは室の容積、L′は端末補
正分を加えた接続部の長さを示す。
To explain the conventional pressure pulsation absorbing device with reference to FIG. 1, it is constructed by connecting a closed chamber 2 in the middle of a pipe 1, and the chamber 2 and the pipe 1 are connected with a length L and a cross-sectional area a. They are connected via part 3. When this chamber 2 is filled with the liquid in the pipe 1, the eigenvalue f o of the pressure pulsation in the chamber 2 is becomes. Here, C is indoor compliance,
a is the cross-sectional area of the connection, V is the volume of the chamber, and L' is the length of the connection including the terminal correction.

上記固有値foが配管系を伝わる圧力脈動の周波
数と一致すると室内は共振し、配管系を伝搬する
圧力脈動は顕著に減少する。
When the above-mentioned eigenvalue fo matches the frequency of the pressure pulsations propagating through the piping system, the interior of the room resonates, and the pressure pulsations propagating through the piping system are significantly reduced.

〔発明が解決しようとする課題〕[Problem to be solved by the invention]

このような原理の圧力脈動吸収装置は空気配管
移については実用化されているが、清浄な液体を
移送する液体配管系では不適である。これは室2
と配管18の接続部3の断面積が小さいため室2
内の液体が長期間停滞し変質するという問題があ
る。
Although a pressure pulsation absorbing device based on this principle has been put into practical use for moving air piping, it is not suitable for liquid piping systems that transport clean liquid. This is room 2
Since the cross-sectional area of the connecting part 3 of the pipe 18 and the pipe 18 is small, the chamber 2
There is a problem that the liquid inside stagnates for a long time and deteriorates in quality.

例えば、上水道用や化学液用等のポンプ配管で
は、上記脈動吸収装置を設けた場合、内部に長期
間停滞した液体が配管内に流出することは衛生
上、あるいは化学的な問題等から好ましくないも
のである。
For example, if the above-mentioned pulsation absorbing device is installed in pump piping for waterworks or chemical liquids, it is undesirable for the liquid that has been stagnant inside for a long time to flow out into the piping due to sanitary or chemical problems. It is something.

この発明の目的は、配管に細管を介して接続し
ている圧力脈動を吸収する閉鎖した室に流体が滞
留するのを防止することにある。
The object of the invention is to prevent fluid from stagnation in a closed chamber which absorbs pressure pulsations and which is connected to the piping via a capillary.

〔課題を解決するための手段〕[Means to solve the problem]

この発明は、圧力脈動を吸収する閉鎖した室を
細管を介して配管に接続した配管系の圧力脈動吸
収装置において、閉鎖した室と配管を接続する細
管を配管内の流体の流動方向に少なくとも二つ配
置して各細管間に圧力差が生じるように構成し、
前記閉鎖した室内の流体を前記配管に回流させる
ようにしたものである。
This invention provides a pressure pulsation absorber for a piping system in which a closed chamber for absorbing pressure pulsations is connected to piping via a capillary, in which the capillary tube connecting the closed chamber and the piping is connected at least twice in the direction of fluid flow in the piping. two tubes are arranged so that a pressure difference is created between each thin tube,
The fluid in the closed chamber is circulated through the piping.

〔作用〕[Effect]

上記構成とすることにより、配管内流体の流動
によつて、一方の細管の開口部には圧力上昇、他
方の細管の開口部には圧力低下を生じさせ、二つ
の細管間には圧力差が生じる。流体は高圧部より
低圧部に向つて流動するので、前記閉鎖した室内
の液体は、低圧の細管へ向い、高圧の細管からは
配管内を流れる新鮮な液体が流入する。したがつ
て、閉鎖した室内に流体が停滞せず、絶えず配管
内を流れる新鮮な液体が閉鎖した室に供給される
ので、室内に液体が停滞することによる液体の変
質を防止できる。
With the above configuration, the flow of fluid in the pipe causes a pressure increase at the opening of one capillary and a pressure drop at the opening of the other capillary, creating a pressure difference between the two capillaries. arise. Since the fluid flows from the high pressure section to the low pressure section, the liquid in the closed chamber is directed to the low pressure capillary, and from the high pressure capillary, fresh liquid flowing in the pipe flows. Therefore, the fluid does not stagnate in the closed chamber, and fresh liquid that constantly flows through the piping is supplied to the closed chamber, thereby preventing deterioration of the liquid due to stagnation in the chamber.

〔実施例〕〔Example〕

以下、この発明の実施例を第2図〜第4図につ
いて説明する。
Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. 2 to 4.

第2図において、閉鎖した室2は細管3a,3
bを介して配管1の外側に接続している。この細
管3a,3bは配管1内の流体の流動方向に対し
て相異なる方向に傾斜して配置されている。図で
は細管3aと配管1とは流体の流動方向とのなす
角度θaはθa<90゜であり、細管3bと配管1の流
体の流動方向とのなす角度θbはθb>90゜になつて
いる。したがつて、配管1内を流体が矢印方向に
流動している場合、配管3aのA点での圧力は細
管3bのB点の圧力より高くなる。このため、A
点での流体は閉鎖した室2に流入し、また同量だ
けB点に流体が流出する。しかして、閉鎖した室
2内の流体は滞留することなく常に圧力差によつ
て流動する。
In FIG. 2, the closed chamber 2 is a capillary tube 3a, 3
It is connected to the outside of the pipe 1 via b. The thin tubes 3a and 3b are arranged to be inclined in different directions with respect to the flow direction of the fluid in the pipe 1. In the figure, the angle θ a between the thin tube 3 a and the fluid flow direction of the pipe 1 is θ a <90°, and the angle θ b between the thin tube 3 b and the fluid flow direction of the pipe 1 is θ b >90°. It's getting old. Therefore, when the fluid is flowing in the direction of the arrow in the pipe 1, the pressure at point A of the pipe 3a is higher than the pressure at point B of the thin tube 3b. For this reason, A
The fluid at point B enters the closed chamber 2 and the same amount of fluid exits at point B. Therefore, the fluid in the closed chamber 2 does not stagnate but always flows due to the pressure difference.

これにより、配管1内の新鮮な流体が断えず閉
鎖された室2に導びかれるので、流体は滞留によ
つて腐食したり変質することが避けられる。
As a result, fresh fluid in the pipe 1 is constantly guided to the closed chamber 2, so that the fluid is prevented from corroding or deteriorating due to stagnation.

第3図はこの発明の他の実施例を示すものであ
る。この場合には配管1の外周に閉鎖された室2
が配置され、細管3a,3bは配管1の内面に突
出して設けられ、この細管3a,3bの突出側の
端C,C′は配管1内の流体の流動方向に対し相異
なる方向に傾斜している。すなわち、細管3aの
端面Cの法線方向と配管1内の流体の流動方向と
のなす角度θaはθa<90゜であり、また細管3bの
端面C′の法線方向の配管1内の流体の流動方向と
のなす角度θbはθb>90°となり、第2図で示した
実施例の場合と同等の効果を奏することができ
る。
FIG. 3 shows another embodiment of the invention. In this case, a closed chamber 2 is placed around the outer circumference of the pipe 1.
are arranged, and the thin tubes 3a and 3b are provided to protrude from the inner surface of the pipe 1, and the protruding ends C and C' of the thin tubes 3a and 3b are inclined in different directions with respect to the flow direction of the fluid in the pipe 1. ing. That is, the angle θ a between the normal direction of the end surface C of the thin tube 3 a and the flow direction of the fluid in the pipe 1 is θ a <90°, and The angle θ b with the fluid flow direction is θ b >90°, and the same effect as in the embodiment shown in FIG. 2 can be achieved.

また、第4図はこの発明のさらに他の実施例を
示すものである。
Further, FIG. 4 shows still another embodiment of the present invention.

この場合には第3図の実施例と同様に配管1の
外周に閉鎖した室2が配置され、細管3a,3b
により配管1と連絡している。配管1の細管3a
の下流側と細管3bの上流流側にそれぞれ突起を
設けて構成している。これによつて、配管1内の
流体が矢印方向に流動した場合、細管3aのA点
の圧力は細管B点の圧力より高くなる圧力差を生
じさせることができ、第2図、第3図の実施例と
ほぼ同等の効果が得られるものである。
In this case, a closed chamber 2 is arranged around the outer periphery of the pipe 1 as in the embodiment shown in FIG.
It is connected to piping 1. Thin tube 3a of piping 1
A protrusion is provided on the downstream side of the tube 3b and on the upstream side of the thin tube 3b. As a result, when the fluid in the pipe 1 flows in the direction of the arrow, a pressure difference can be created in which the pressure at point A of the thin tube 3a is higher than the pressure at point B of the thin tube, as shown in FIGS. Almost the same effect as in the embodiment can be obtained.

〔発明の効果〕〔Effect of the invention〕

以上説明したように、この発明によれば圧力脈
動を吸収する閉鎖した室と配管とを接続する細管
を配管内の流体の流動方向に少なくとも二つ配置
したから、閉鎖した室の液体は常に新鮮な流体が
滞留による流体の腐食あるいは変質を防ぐことが
できる。
As explained above, according to the present invention, at least two thin tubes connecting the closed chamber that absorbs pressure pulsations and the piping are arranged in the direction of fluid flow in the piping, so the liquid in the closed chamber is always fresh. Corrosion or deterioration of fluid due to stagnation can be prevented.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

第1図は従来の圧力脈動吸収装置を示す正面
図、第2図〜第4図はこの発明の圧力脈動吸収装
置を示す一部断面図である。 1…配管、2…室、3…接続部。
FIG. 1 is a front view showing a conventional pressure pulsation absorbing device, and FIGS. 2 to 4 are partial sectional views showing the pressure pulsation absorbing device of the present invention. 1...Piping, 2...Room, 3...Connection.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1 圧力脈動を吸収する閉鎖した室と細管を介し
て配管に接続した配管系の圧力脈動吸収装置にお
いて、前記閉鎖した室と前記配管を接続する細管
を前記配管内の流体の流動方向に少なくとも二つ
配置して各細管間に圧力差が生じるように構成
し、前記閉鎖した室内の流体を前記配管に回流さ
せるようにしたことを特徴とする配管系の圧力脈
動吸収装置。 2 前記配管に接続する少なくとも二つの細管を
配管内の流体の流動方向に対して相異なる方向に
傾斜させ、前記細管との間に圧力差を生じせしめ
ることを特徴とする特許請求の範囲第1項記載の
配管系の圧力脈動吸収装置。 3 前記配管に接続する少なくとも二つの細管の
端面を前記配管内に突設し、前記細管端面を前記
配管内の流体の流動方向に対して相異なる方向に
傾斜させ、前記細管との間に圧力差を生じせしめ
ることを特徴とする特許請求の範囲第1項記載の
配管系の圧力脈動吸収装置。 4 前記配管に接続する少なくとも二つの細管の
うち、上流側細管開口の配管内面下流側、及び下
流側細管開口の配管内面上流側にそれぞれ突起を
設けて前記細管間に圧力差を生じせしめることを
特徴とする特許請求の範囲第1項記載の配管系の
圧力脈動吸収装置。
[Scope of Claims] 1. In a pressure pulsation absorbing device for a piping system in which a closed chamber for absorbing pressure pulsations is connected to piping via a capillary, the capillary tube connecting the closed chamber and the piping is connected to the fluid in the piping. A pressure pulsation absorbing device for a piping system, characterized in that at least two thin tubes are arranged in the flow direction of the tube so that a pressure difference is generated between the tubes, and the fluid in the closed chamber is circulated through the tube. . 2. Claim 1, characterized in that at least two thin tubes connected to the piping are inclined in different directions with respect to the flow direction of the fluid in the piping, thereby creating a pressure difference between the thin tubes and the thin tubes. Pressure pulsation absorbing device for the piping system described in . 3 The end surfaces of at least two capillary tubes connected to the piping are provided protruding into the piping, the end surfaces of the capillary tubes are inclined in different directions with respect to the flow direction of the fluid in the piping, and pressure is created between the capillary tubes and the capillary tubes. A pressure pulsation absorbing device for a piping system according to claim 1, characterized in that the pressure pulsation absorbing device for a piping system generates a difference. 4. Protrusions are provided on the downstream side of the inner surface of the pipe of the upstream capillary opening and the upstream side of the inner surface of the pipe of the downstream capillary opening of the at least two capillary tubes connected to the pipe to create a pressure difference between the capillary tubes. A pressure pulsation absorbing device for a piping system according to claim 1.
JP6538683A 1983-04-15 1983-04-15 HAIKANKEINOATSURYOKUMYAKUDOKYUSHUSOCHI Expired - Lifetime JPH0247638B2 (en)

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