http://rdf.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubchem/patent/JP-2000266000-A
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publicationNumber | JP-2000266000-A |
titleOfInvention | Automatic pneumatic pump |
abstract | (57) [Summary] (Modifications required) [Problem] It is possible to automatically remove contaminants adhering to a sensing sensor, improve productivity, prevent a pressure drop in a tank, maximize energy efficiency, and compress. To provide an air pump capable of reducing air emission and noise. SOLUTION: A water supply pump 5 sucks water in a water collecting tank 4 into an inlet 10. Each of the solenoid valves supplies water to the tank 1 through the suction valve 11 and controls air suction from the air supply pipe 50 and air discharge to the outside by the microcomputer control according to output signals of the tank water level sensor and the internal pressure sensor. 51, 61 is an automatic pneumatic pump A performed at 61, in which air in a supply pipe flows into a tank through a projection 71 on the upper side of the tank at a fixed portion of the water level sensing sensors 41 and 42, and an auxiliary tank 80 is provided. The first non-return valve 80 allows air pressure to be injected into the air supply pipe, and the solenoid valve 82 allows a part of waste air to flow in and be stored through the suction non-return valve 83. . |
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