Mechanical apparatus applied to the toilet flush

Abstract

“MECHANIC APPARATUS APPLIED TO THE TOILET FLUSH”, a mechanic apparatus ( 1 ) applied to the internal bottom seat ( 2 ) of toilets (B) without a siphon, supplied with water from hydraulic pipes (C) or cisterns (R), which, after the discharge caused by the mechanism, flows to the sewer system (E); the apparatus ( 1 ) comprises a dam ( 3 ) that embodies externally the seat ( 2 ) and is fixed resting by latches ( 4 ), which are released by external release driving means ( 5 ); said dam ( 3 ) presents a hinge point ( 6 ) with a corresponding counterweight ( 7 ); the dam ( 3 ), when locked and resting, can keep approximately 2 liters of water inside the toilet; when the latch ( 4 ) is released, the dam hinges up discharging the water and the sewage straight into the sewer piping (T), goes back to its resting point by means of th counterweight ( 7 ), and locks again at the ideal position. In this moment, approximately 2 liters of water from the pipe (C) or cistern (R) are liberated, refilling the toilet for new use.

1 ) “MECHANIC APPARATUS APPLIED TO THE TOILET FLUSH”, a mechanic apparatus ( 1 ) applied to the internal bottom seat ( 2 ) of toilets (B) without a siphon, supplied with water from hydraulic pipes (C) or cisterns (R), which, after the discharged caused by the mechanism, flows to the sewer system (E), characterized by the fact that the apparatus ( 1 ) comprises a dam ( 3 ) that embodies externally the seat ( 2 ) and is fixed by latches ( 4 ), which are released by external release driving means ( 5 ); said dam ( 3 ) presents a hinge point ( 6 ) with a corresponding counterweight ( 7 ); the dam ( 3 ), when locked and resting, can keep approximately 2 liters of water inside the toilet.