Abstract: A water treatment device, comprising a chamber 101 installed under a ground surface having a primary, secondary, tertiary and quaternary compartments, an inlet 106 carved on primary compartment 102 configured with motorized gate 112 allowing wastewater incoming, a first pump 107 configured with first compartment 102 extracts wastewater, an electronic nozzle 201 configured and paired with a vessel 202 both attached with the secondary compartment 103 dispensing sodium hydroxide, a second pump 108 configured with secondary compartment 103 extracts water, a third pump 109 configured with tertiary compartment 104 transferring treated water, a UV based sanitization unit 203 configured in quaternary compartment 105 disinfecting treated water, a forth pump 110 configured with forth compartment extracting treated water delivered to outside via a hose 111 connected to quaternary compartment 105 and a container 113 configured underneath the chamber 101 connected with each compartments via a motorized iris lid 204 receiving waste.
Description:FIELD OF THE INVENTION
[0001] The present invention relates to a water treatment device that is designed to treat waste water by separating waste particles and sanitization the water, allowing for reuse of the water after removing contaminants.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
[0002] Basically, water is a vital resource for all living organisms on Earth. However, water from industrial processes, agricultural activities, and wastewater often becomes polluted and wasted. This misuse and contamination lead to significant water shortages, making it increasingly difficult for the growing global population to access clean and safe water. The inefficient management and disposal of wastewater exacerbate the problem, contributing to the depletion of freshwater resources. As a result, there is a pressing need for effective water treatment and recycling solutions to ensure that water is preserved, reused, and made available for sustainable use. Addressing these issues is crucial for maintaining ecological balance, supporting human health, and securing water resources for future generations.
[0003] Conventionally, many devices and methods that involves the use of activated carbon filters that absorbs impurities, strainer are used to pour the water to remove debris, boiling of water to kill microorganisms, large tanks are used and left four days or hours so that the heavier particles settle down at the bottom due to gravity. All these methods require large devices and number of labor, and the time utilized is very high.
[0004] CN203513445U discloses about the utility model provides an underground water oxidized pollutant treating device, which comprises a front biological treating pond, a back biological treating pond, a front reduction treating pond, a back reduction treating pond and an ecological purifying pond connected in sequence, wherein the lower part of the outer side wall of the front biological treating pond is provided with a water inlet; the front biological pond and the back biological treating pond are isolated through a first partition wall; the upper part of the first partition wall is provided with a water flow hole; the back biological treating pond and the front reduction treating pond are isolated through a second partition wall; the lower part of the second partition wall is provided with a water flow hole; the front reduction treating pond and the back reduction treating pond are isolated through a third partition wall; the upper part of the third partition wall is provided with a water flow hole; the back reduction treating pond and the ecological purifying pond are isolated by a fourth partition wall; the lower part of the fourth partition wall is provided with a water flow hole; the lower part of the outer side wall of the ecological purifying pond is provided with a water outlet; both the biological treating pond and the reduction treating pond are filled with fillers. The underground water oxidized pollutant treating device has the advantages of low treatment cost, no need of additionally providing hydrogen and carbon dioxide, good treating effect and avoidance of secondary pollution. Though, CN’445 discloses about a method for only cleaning or removing the oxidative pollutants from ground water. However, the cited invention lacks in cleaning the waste water that comes from anywhere like industry waste or agricultural waste. Also, the device is unable to disinfect the water from the microorganisms and waste.
[0005] CN103582613A discloses a water treatment cartridge comprises a mounting part arranged to cooperate with a hopper to allow the cartridge to be secured so as to depend downwardly from an outlet opening of the hopper. The cartridge further comprises a seal on an outwardly facing surface arranged to cooperate with a hopper to allow the cartridge to be secured therein. The cartridge provides flexibility in its use and enables a universal fit with vessels and appliances that have different hopper designs. Though, CN’613 discloses about a method for treatment of water by filtering technique in household type filters for producing portable water. However, the cited invention lacks in cleaning the waste water that comes from industry waste or agricultural waste, etc.
[0006] Conventionally, there exist many devices in the market that enable users to treat the water by filtering the impure water. However, the existing devices are typically designed for eliminating the bacteria from the water to be consumed. The cited devices lacks in cleaning and extraction of waste from the waste water that came from the industries, agricultural activities, and many more, to prevent the wastage of the water ensuring reuse of the treated water.
[0007] In order to overcome the aforementioned drawbacks, there exists a need in the art to develop a device that is capable of cleaning and extracting the waste from the water that came from the industries, agricultural activities and from anywhere, to prevent the wastage of the water, ensuring reuse of the treated water after disinfecting the water.
OBJECTS OF THE INVENTION
[0008] The principal object of the present invention is to overcome the disadvantages of the prior art.
[0009] An object of the present invention is to develop a device that is capable of eliminating the waste from the waste water preventing the water wastage by enabling reusing the treated water.
[0010] Another object of the present invention is to develop a device that is capable of disinfecting the treated water by sanitizing the water, ensuing that the water is harmless and pure for use after the elimination of waste.
[0011] Yet another object of the present invention is to develop a device that is capable of discarding the solid waste effectively, ensuring a clean environment and efficient processes.
[0012] The foregoing and other objects, features, and advantages of the present invention will become readily apparent upon further review of the following detailed description of the preferred embodiment as illustrated in the accompanying drawings.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
[0013] The present invention relates to a water treatment device that is capable of treating the wastewater by eliminating the waste ensuring the reuse of water. Also, the device is capable of disinfecting the treated water by providing sanitization, ensures clean and harmless water for use.
[0014] According to an embodiment of the present invention, a water treatment device comprises of a chamber installed under a ground surface and housed with a primary, secondary, tertiary and quaternary compartments, an inlet carved on the primary compartment allowing a concerned person to connect waste water source to the primary compartment to store waste water in the primary compartment where the waste water is left for a pre-set duration for sedimentation of heavy waste particles present in the waste water, a level sensor integrated in the first compartment to monitor level of waste water, in case of completion of filling of the waste water then the microcontroller actuates a motorized gate configured in the inlet to close the inlet to restrict further filling of the waste water, a timer module integrated in an inbuilt microcontroller to keep track of time on sedimentation process, on completion of the pre-set duration the microcontroller actuates a first pump configured with the first compartment to extract water from the first compartment and deliver to the second compartment, an electronic nozzle configured with the second compartment and paired with a vessel attached with the second compartment and the microcontroller actuates the nozzle to dispense a pre-evaluated amount of sodium hydroxide in the second compartment that reacts with waste present in the waste water and form precipitate that gets settle down on bottom of the second compartment.
[0015] According to another embodiment of the present invention, the proposed device further comprises of a second pump configured with the second compartment that is actuated by the microcontroller on completion of a pre-evaluated time duration in order to extract water from the second compartment and deliver to the third compartment where the water is left for a pre-set duration in order to allow remaining precipitate to settle down, a third pump configured with the third compartment that is actuated by the microcontroller to transfer the treated water from the third compartment to the quaternary compartment, a UV based sanitization unit configured in the quaternary compartment that is actuated for disinfecting the treated water followed by actuation of a forth pump to extract the treated water and deliver outside the chamber through a hose connected to the quaternary compartment, a container configured underneath the chamber and connected with each the compartments via a motorized iris lid that are actuated to be opened to receive the solid waste and precipitate that are further discarded out by a suction unit associated with the device and a battery is associated with the device for supplying power to electrical and electronically operated components associated with the device.
[0016] While the invention has been described and shown with particular reference to the preferred embodiment, it will be apparent that variations might be possible that would fall within the scope of the present invention.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0017] These and other features, aspects, and advantages of the present invention will become better understood with regard to the following description, appended claims, and accompanying drawings where:
Figure 1 illustrates an isometric view of a water treatment device; and
Figure 2 illustrates an internal view of the proposed device.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
[0018] The following description includes the preferred best mode of one embodiment of the present invention. It will be clear from this description of the invention that the invention is not limited to these illustrated embodiments but that the invention also includes a variety of modifications and embodiments thereto. Therefore, the present description should be seen as illustrative and not limiting. While the invention is susceptible to various modifications and alternative constructions, it should be understood, that there is no intention to limit the invention to the specific form disclosed, but, on the contrary, the invention is to cover all modifications, alternative constructions, and equivalents falling within the spirit and scope of the invention as defined in the claims.
[0019] In any embodiment described herein, the open-ended terms "comprising," "comprises,” and the like (which are synonymous with "including," "having” and "characterized by") may be replaced by the respective partially closed phrases "consisting essentially of," consists essentially of," and the like or the respective closed phrases "consisting of," "consists of, the like.
[0020] As used herein, the singular forms “a,” “an,” and “the” designate both the singular and the plural, unless expressly stated to designate the singular only.
[0021] The present invention relates to a water treatment device that is capable of treating the waste water while separating the waste particles facilitating the reuse of the water after eliminating the waste from the waste water. Also, the device is capable of disinfecting the treated water, preventing the disease caused by the impure water.
[0022] Referring to Figure 1 & 2, an isometric view and internal view of a water treatment device are illustrated, respectively comprising a chamber 101 installed under a ground surface housed with a primary compartment 102, secondary compartment 103, tertiary compartment 104 and quaternary compartment 105, an inlet 106 carved on the primary compartment 102, a first pump 107 configured with the first compartment, an electronic nozzle 201 configured with the secondary compartment 103 and paired with a vessel 202 attached with the secondary compartment 103, a second pump 108 configured with the secondary compartment 103, a third pump 109 configured with the tertiary compartment 104, a UV based sanitization unit 203 configured in the quaternary compartment 105, a forth pump 110 configured with the forth compartment, a hose 111 connected to the quaternary compartment 105, a motorized gate 112 configured in the inlet 106, a container 113 configured underneath the chamber 101 and connected with each the compartments via a motorized iris lid 204 and a suction unit 114 associated with the device.
[0023] The device disclosed herein comprises of a chamber 101 that is installed user a ground surface. The chamber 101 is housed with four compartments that are a primary 102, secondary 103, tertiary 104 and quaternary compartment 105. The chamber 101 is made from material like plastic, metal and steel. These materials are suitable for the chemicals and provide greater durability and longer life to the chamber 101. Also, the materials are able to handle pressurized applications and higher temperature. A concerned person connects the waste water source to the primary compartment 102 via an inlet 106 carved on the primary compartment 102.
[0024] The level of the waste water filled in the first compartment 102 is monitored by a level sensor integrate in the first compartment 102. The level sensor emits an ultrasonic wave and receive the wave reflected back from the waste water, the sensor measures the distance by calculating the time taken between the emission and reception. The microcontroller processes the data received from the sensor and monitors the level of waste water. Therefore, the level of the waste water is monitored whenever the concerned person is allowed to fill the waste water in the first compartment 102. In case, the first compartment 102 get completely filled, the microcontroller actuates a motorized gate 112 configured in the inlet 106. The motorized gate 112 comprises of an electric motor connected to an actuator, which moves the gate 112 into place. When activated by the microcontroller, the motor drives the actuator to close the gate 112 securely against the opening.
[0025] The heavier insoluble waste particles get settle down at the bottom of the waste water in the first compartment 102. The waste water is left for a pre-set duration for sedimentation of the waste water. The sedimentation process initiates and terminates according to a timer module which is integrated in the microcontroller. The timer module keeps track of time to be utilized for sedimentation process. A timer module tracks time by using an oscillator to generate a steady frequency signal, which is then counted by a digital counter. The module compares this count to a preset interval stored in its registers. When the count matches the interval, the timer triggers an event or action. Control logic manages the timer's operations, including starting, stopping, and resetting, while a display or output mechanism provides feedback on the elapsed time.
[0026] On completion of the pre-set duration utilized for the sedimentation process, the microcontroller actuates a first pump 107 configured with the first compartment 102. The first pump 107 extracts water by drawing it in through an intake, using a rotating impeller to create suction and increase pressure. This pressurized water is then pushed out through the first pump 107, moving it from the first compartment 102 to the secondary compartment 103. An electronic nozzle 201 configured with the secondary compartment 103 and paired with a vessel 202 attached with the secondary compartment 103. The nozzle 201 comprises of a pump, a valve and an orifice, the pump converts electrical energy into mechanical energy, generating high pressure. This pressure is regulated by an internal valve, which controls the initiation and cessation of sodium hydroxide and on the basis of microcontroller which actuates the dispenser/outer orifice to dispense a pre-evaluated amount of sodium hydroxide in the secondary compartment 103.
[0027] The sodium hydroxide reacts with waste present in the waste water and a chemical reaction takes place between the sodium hydroxide and the waste present in waste water and forms insoluble compound. An insoluble compound is formed in a waste water when mixing two soluble salts together that are waste and sodium hydroxide. The insoluble compound is the precipitate that settle downs in bottom of the secondary compartment 103. The microcontroller actuates a second pump 108 configured with the secondary compartment 103 when the pre-evaluated time duration is over to extract water from the secondary compartment 103. The pump 108 extracts the water and delivers to the tertiary compartment 104. The water is left for a pre-set duration allowing remaining precipitate to settle down.
[0028] The microcontroller actuates a third pump 109 configured with the tertiary compartment 104 to transfer the treated water from the tertiary compartment 104 to the quaternary compartment 105. A UV based sanitization unit 203 configured in the quaternary compartment 105 is actuated for disinfecting the treated water. The UV based sanitization unit 203 disinfects the water by using ultraviolet light to kill microorganisms as the water flows through a chamber 101, a UV lamp emits UV-C light that penetrates the water and disrupts the DNA of microorganisms. The UVC light effectively sterilizes the water without adding chemicals ensuring clean water.
[0029] After disinfecting the treated water, the microcontroller actuates a forth pump 110 to extract the treated water and deliver outside the chamber 101 through a hose 111 connected to the quaternary compartment 105. The settled waste and precipitate in the compartments is required to be discarded. A container 113 is configured underneath the chamber 101 and connected with each the compartments via a motorized iris lid 204. The solid waste and precipitate are received in the container 113 when the motorized iris lid 204 actuates and get opened. The iris lid 204 comprises of multiple blades, bidirectional motor and an outer ring which is connected to the motor. The motor actuates the blades, as if the motor rotates clockwise, the blade gets closed and when the motor rotates anticlockwise, the blades get opened. Whenever the blades get opened, the waste and precipitate is received in the container 113.
[0030] The waste collected in the container 113 is further discarded out by a suction unit 114 associated with the device. The suction unit 114 typically operates by creating a negative pressure at the suction end to suck the waste. The suction unit 114 consists of an electric motor and a fan, the motor drives the fan which creates a powerful suction force or the negative pressure that pulls in waste and precipitate. A battery is associated with the device for supplying power to electrical and electronically operated components associated with the device. The battery consists of two electrodes known as the cathode and the anode. Through the chemical reaction which involves oxidation and reduction, the battery generates a voltage between these electrodes. The generated voltage produces electrical energy which powers the devices by working on charges within them.
[0031] The present invention works best in the following manner, where the chamber 101 installed under the ground surface and housed with the primary 102, secondary 103, tertiary 104 and quaternary compartment 105. In first compartment 102 the inlet 106 is carved allowing the concerned person to connect the waste water source to store waste water as per the monitored level of the first compartment 102 when the motorized gate 112 opens. The water is left for pre-set duration for separating the waste particles present in the waste water. The timer module keeps track of the sedimentation process, on completion of pre-set duration the microcontroller actuates first pump 107 that extracts water from the first compartment 102 and deliver to the secondary compartment 103. The vessel 202 containing sodium hydroxide is paired with the electronic nozzle 201 configured in secondary compartment 103 is actuated by microcontroller to dispense pre-evaluated amount of sodium hydroxide that reacts with waste and forms precipitate that settle downs at bottom of the secondary compartment 103. The second pump 108 configured with the secondary compartment 103 actuates and extracts water from the secondary compartment 103 and deliver the water to tertiary compartment 104. The water is left for the pre-set time duration allowing remaining precipitate to settle down. The third pump 109 configured with the tertiary compartment 104 actuates to transfer the treated water from tertiary compartment 104 to the quaternary compartment 105. The treated water is disinfected by utilizing the UV based sanitization unit 203 configured in the quaternary compartment 105 and then forth pump 110 extracts the treated water and deliver the water to outside for further reuse. The container 113 configured under the chamber 101 and connected with each compartment via a motorized iris lid 204 to open and receive the solid waste and precipitate collected at bottom of the compartments. The suction unit 114 associated with the device helps to further discard out the waste and precipitate.
[0032] Although the field of the invention has been described herein with limited reference to specific embodiments, this description is not meant to be construed in a limiting sense. Various modifications of the disclosed embodiments, as well as alternate embodiments of the invention, will become apparent to persons skilled in the art upon reference to the description of the invention. , Claims:1) A water treatment device, comprising:
i) a chamber 101 developed to be installed under a ground surface and housed with a primary, secondary, tertiary and quaternary compartment 105, wherein an inlet 106 carved on said primary compartment 102, allowing a concerned person to connect waste water source to said primary compartment 102, to store waste water in said primary compartment 102 where said waste water is left for a pre-set duration for sedimentation of heavy waste particles present in said waste water;
ii) a timer module is integrated in an inbuilt microcontroller to keep track of time on sedimentation process, wherein on completion of said pre-set duration, said microcontroller actuates a first pump 107 configured with said first compartment 102 to extract water from said first compartment 102 and deliver to said secondary compartment 103;
iii) an electronic nozzle 201 configured with said secondary compartment 103, and paired with a vessel 202 attached with said secondary compartment 103, wherein said microcontroller actuates said nozzle 201 to dispense a pre-evaluated amount of sodium hydroxide in said secondary compartment 103, that reacts with waste present in said waste water and form precipitate, that gets settle down on bottom of said secondary compartment 103;
iv) a second pump 108 configured with said secondary compartment 103 that is actuated by said microcontroller on completion of a pre-evaluated time duration, in order to extract water from said secondary compartment 103 and deliver to said tertiary compartment 104 where said water is left for a pre-set duration in order to allow remaining precipitate to settle down; and
v) a third pump 109 configured with said tertiary compartment 104 that is actuated by said microcontroller to transfer said treated water from said tertiary compartment 104 to said quaternary compartment 105, wherein a UV based sanitization unit 203 configured in said quaternary compartment 105 that is actuated for disinfecting said treated water, followed by actuation of a forth pump 110 to extract said treated water and deliver outside said chamber 101 through a hose 111 connected to said quaternary compartment 105.
2) The device as claimed in claim 1, wherein a level sensor integrated in said first compartment to monitor level of waste water, wherein in case of completion of filling of said waste water, said microcontroller actuates a motorized gate 112 configured in said inlet 106, to close said inlet 106 to restrict further filling of said waste water.
3) The device as claimed in claim 1, wherein a container 113 configured underneath said chamber 101 and connected with each said compartments via a motorized iris lid 204, that are actuated to be opened to receive said solid waste and precipitate that are further discarded out by a suction unit 114 associated with said device.
4) The device as claimed in claim 1, wherein a battery is associated with said device for supplying power to electrical and electronically operated components associated with said device.
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