Dripper for drip irrigation and drip irrigation device
US-2015223414-A1 · Aug 13, 2015 · US
US10383290B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10383290-B2 |
| Application number | US-201515110518-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Jan 6, 2015 |
| Priority date | Jan 10, 2014 |
| Publication date | Aug 20, 2019 |
| Grant date | Aug 20, 2019 |
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Provided is an emitter ( 120 ) comprising a flow path that leads from an intake path ( 221 ) for taking in irrigation liquid that is within a tube to a recessed section ( 252 ). The flow path comprises opening/closing sections ( 248 ) that are arranged with a gap ( 249 ) therebetween. The gap ( 249 ) communicates with a discharge section. When the opening/closing sections ( 248 ) are pushed by the pressure of the irrigation fluid within a recessed section ( 242 ), the tip sections of each of the opening/closing sections ( 248 ) are brought into contact and one part of the gap ( 249 ) is blocked. The flow rate of the irrigation fluid within the emitter ( 120 ) is controlled by the remaining amount of said irrigation fluid that is capable of passing through the gap ( 249 ).
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The invention claimed is: 1. An emitter to be disposed on a tube for allowing irrigation liquid to flow therethrough, the emitter being configured for quantitatively discharging the irrigation liquid in the tube to outside of the tube, the emitter comprising: an intake part for receiving the irrigation liquid in the tube; a pressure reduction channel for allowing the irrigation liquid received from the intake part to flow therethrough while reducing a pressure of the irrigation liquid; a flow rate controlling part for controlling a flow rate of the irrigation liquid supplied from the pressure reduction channel in accordance with a pressure of the irrigation liquid supplied from the pressure reduction channel; a discharging part configured to be supplied with the irrigation liquid which is to be discharged to the outside of the tube and has a flow rate controlled by the flow rate controlling part, wherein: the flow rate controlling part includes: a gap opening in a linear shape at a channel on a downstream side of the pressure reduction channel and communicated with the discharging part, a movable part having flexibility and including a free end facing the gap and a fixed end, the fixed end having a straight line shape and connecting both ends of the gap, and a protrusion protruding along the free end from the movable part toward an upstream side in a flow direction of the irrigation liquid; and, when the pressure of the irrigation liquid in the channel on the downstream side of the pressure reduction channel is equal to or higher than a predetermined value, the movable part bends and the protrusion reduces a channel area of a channel of the irrigation liquid constituted by the gap. 2. The emitter according to claim 1 , wherein the intake part further includes a flow rate regulation valve configured to expand a channel of the irrigation liquid when the pressure of the irrigation liquid in the tube is equal to or higher than a predetermined value. 3. The emitter according to claim 1 , wherein: the emitter is an emitter for quantitatively discharging the irrigation liquid in the tube from a discharge port, the emitter being configured to be joined to an inner wall surface of the tube at a position corresponding to the discharge port configured to communicate between inside and outside of the tube; the flow rate controlling part includes: a recess for constituting a part of the channel on the downstream side of the pressure reduction channel in the emitter, the recess opening at a surface of the emitter at a position where the surface of the emitter is not joined to the inner wall surface, and a lid part configured to seal the opening part and block communication between the channel on the downstream side of the pressure reduction channel and the inside of the tube; the recess has a bottom having flexibility; and the gap opens at the bottom of the recess. 4. The emitter according to claim 1 , wherein: the protrusion has a shape like a triangular pyramid cut out from a polygonal pyramid along adjacent two sides of the polygonal pyramid which connect a tip end point and a bottom surface of the polygonal pyramid; and one of bottom sides of the triangular pyramid which is common to a bottom side of the polygonal pyramid is the fixed end, and each of remaining two sides is the free end. 5. The emitter according to claim 4 , wherein the protrusion further includes a hollow part which opens to the discharging part side or to a side of the channel on the downstream side of the pressure reduction channel. 6. The emitter according to claim 3 , wherein the emitter is molded with one material having flexibility. 7. A trickle irrigation tube comprising: a tube; and at least one emitter, the emitter being the emitter according to claim 1 disposed on the tube. 8. The emitter according to claim 3 , wherein: the protrusion has a shape like a triangular pyramid cut out from a polygonal pyramid along adjacent two sides of the polygonal pyramid which connect a tip end point and a bottom surface of the polygonal pyramid; and one of bottom sides of the triangular pyramid which is common to a bottom side of the polygonal pyramid is the fixed end, and each of remaining two sides is the free end.
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