KR-20260067079-A - Hinge-structured block type vacuum heat loss prevention device
Abstract
The hinge structure block-type vacuum heat loss prevention device of the present invention comprises a vacuum block-type pipe and a C-shaped vacuum cap connected by a hinge portion, and is configured as a hinge structure in which the C-shaped vacuum cap connected by the hinge portion surrounds the vacuum block-type pipe, and a vacuum portion is formed between the inner pipe and the outer pipe of the block-type pipe, and the inner pipe and the outer pipe of the block-type pipe each have a stepped inner pipe end and an outer pipe end, and a concave-shaped coupling portion is formed around the inner pipe end of the block-type pipe and a convex-shaped coupling portion is formed around the outer pipe end, and the convex-shaped coupling portion formed on the outer pipe end of another block-type pipe is inserted into the concave-shaped slide groove formed on the inner pipe end of the block-type pipe, and the concave-shaped coupling portion formed on the inner pipe end of the block-type pipe is rotated relative to the outer pipe end of the other block-type pipe to form a concave-convex coupling, thereby extending the pipe length.
Inventors
- 허희무
- 이원준
Assignees
- 한국수력원자력 주식회사
Dates
- Publication Date
- 20260512
- Application Date
- 20241105
Claims (4)
- A hinge structure block-type vacuum heat loss prevention device includes a vacuum block-type pipe (100) and a C-shaped vacuum cap (200) connected by a hinge part (210), and A vacuum block-type pipe (100) is enclosed by a C-shaped vacuum cap (200) connected by a hinge part (210) in a hinge structure, and A vacuum section (300) is formed between the inner tube (110) and the outer tube (120) of the block-type pipe (100), and The inner pipe (110) and outer pipe (120) of the block-type pipe (100) are each provided with a stepped inner pipe end (111) and outer pipe end (121), and A concave-shaped joint (112) is formed around the inner end (111) of the block-shaped pipe (100), and a convex-shaped joint (122) is formed around the outer end (121). A convex-shaped coupling part (122) formed on the outer end (121) of another block-shaped pipe is inserted into a concave-shaped slide groove (113) formed on the inner end (111) of the block-shaped pipe (100), and A hinge structure block-type vacuum heat loss prevention device characterized by a structure in which a concave-shaped coupling part (112) formed on the inner end (111) of a block-type pipe (100) is rotated to form a concave-convex coupling with respect to the outer end (121) of another block-type pipe to extend the pipe length.
- In Article 1, The C-shaped vacuum cap (200) is structured to be hinge-rotatably coupled by a hinge portion (210), and A hinge structure block-type vacuum heat loss prevention device characterized by having a magnet (230) installed in the connecting part (220) of a C-shaped vacuum cap (200), so that it has a magnetic fixing structure that is easy to attach and detach from a block-type pipe (100).
- In Article 1 or Article 2, A hinge structure block-type vacuum heat loss prevention device characterized by the hinge portion (210) of a C-shaped vacuum cap (200) such that the C-shaped vacuum cap surrounds a vacuum block-type pipe (100) by magnetic coupling.
- In Article 1 or Article 2, A hinge structure block-type vacuum heat loss prevention device characterized by having a magnet (230) installed at the connecting joint (220) of the end of the hinge portion (210) of the C-shaped vacuum cap (200), thereby forming a magnetic fixing structure that facilitates the attachment and removal of the C-shaped vacuum cap (200) to the block-type pipe (100).
Description
Hinge-structured block type vacuum heat loss prevention device The present invention relates to a hinge-structured block-type vacuum heat loss prevention device for reducing heat loss in piping, preventing freezing, and reducing the hassle of the installation process. Korean Registered Patent Publication No. 10-2584572 (October 6, 2023) discloses a cryogenic vacuum insulated piping for ships for transporting cryogenic fluids without heat loss. A cryogenic vacuum insulation pipe for ships includes a loop pipe having a bending shape that connects multiple pipes, an insulation pipe that surrounds the multiple pipes and the loop pipe, and one or more sliding supports that maintain an insulation gap between the loop pipe and the insulation pipe by being positioned on the loop pipe to support the space between the loop pipe and the insulation pipe. One or more sliding supports include an inner support that wraps around a loop pipe, an outer support that is radially spaced from the inner support and supported by the inner support and the insulating pipe, and an annular connecting member that elastically connects the inner support and the outer support. The inner support has a longer length than the outer support, and one or more sliding supports further include a first annular ring that wraps around the loop pipe at one end of the inner support and supports the inner support apart from the loop pipe but is not fixed to the loop pipe, and a second annular ring that contacts the insulation pipe at one end of the outer support and supports the outer support apart from the insulation pipe but is not fixed to the insulation pipe. The annular connecting member includes an annular insertion portion that is inserted and joined between the other end portions of the inner support and the outer support, and an annular protrusion portion that protrudes outward from the annular insertion portion and has its upper and lower portions supported at the other end portions of the inner support and the outer support. The annular connecting member, the first annular ring, and the second annular ring include a heat-blocking material that blocks heat transfer. One or more sliding supports absorb and support shrinkage deformation applied to the insulation pipe and the roof pipe by allowing relative movement between the insulation pipe and the roof pipe, and block heat transfer between the insulation pipe and the roof pipe. Korean Published Patent Application No. 10-2024-0071914 (May 23, 2024) describes a support for a vacuum insulated pipe for maintaining the stability of a vacuum insulated pipe and a vacuum insulated pipe having the same. A support for vacuum-insulated piping comprises an inner tube through which an ultra-low temperature fluid flows, an outer tube installed at a certain distance from the outer side of the inner tube, and a vacuum layer formed between the inner tube and the outer tube. A support for a vacuum-insulated pipe comprises a support body formed to extend along the circumferential direction within a vacuum layer, a plurality of inner support members arranged at predetermined intervals along the circumferential direction on the support body and formed to protrude radially inward to be in close contact with the outer surface of an inner pipe, and a plurality of outer support members arranged between the inner support members on the support body and formed to protrude radially outward to be in close contact with the inner surface of an outer pipe. Figure 1 illustrates a conventional method of wrapping pipes using insulation made of styrofoam or gypsum. FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a hinge structure block-type vacuum heat loss prevention device according to the present invention. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view showing vacuum sections formed in the inner and outer sections of a block-type pipe of a hinge-structure block-type vacuum heat loss prevention device according to the present invention. FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of a pipe extended by inserting and joining a block pipe that forms a vacuum section of a hinge structure block-type vacuum heat loss prevention device according to the present invention. FIG. 5 is a detailed diagram illustrating the block-type pipe connection process of a hinge-structure block-type vacuum heat loss prevention device according to the present invention. The present invention is a configuration that uses a vacuum insulation structure to reduce heat loss in the pipe and can be assembled to fit the entire length of the pipe through a block-type assembly structure with a hinge structure that allows the pipe to be easily attached and removed to reduce heat loss in the pipe. Hereinafter, the hinge structure block-type vacuum heat loss prevention device according to the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the attached drawings. Figure 1 illustrates a conventional method of wrapping pipes using insulation made of styrofoam or gypsum. In the past, i