SU37695A1 - Water trap for scrubbers - Google Patents

Description

It is known to use water locks in gas treatment plants instead of heavy valves.

The proposed water seal consists of the fittings of the bell A, located below it, which can be moved in the vertical direction with the aid of an AND block and a JS pin. The latter has a stopper M at its lower end, which closes the corresponding hole in bell A. When the latter is lifted to the highest position, water is fed from pipe D to level of overflow pipe P, which separates the clean gas pipeline B from water separator L. While lowering bell A down it sits on the ring K of the bracket L and opens access to the gas from the pipeline B to the water separator D, while the spindle E is lowered a few more

down, as a result of which cork L1 comes out of its nest, and the water from bell A flows out completely.

The subject matter of the invention.

1. Water shutter for gas scrubbers, characterized by the use of fitting B and the bell A, which is open at the top and connected via the movable spindle E to the block I, to move it in vertical direction.

2. The form of execution of the shutter mentioned in paragraph 1, characterized by ten, that the lower end of the movable spindle E passing through the bell A is made in the form of a conical plug M, in order to remove water from the bell A while lowering it on the auxiliary ring K.

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