Flush toilet tank structure diagram, flush toilet tank internal structure and internal principle

Flush toilet can be said to be an important part of the toilet, if we want to understand the principle of flush toilet tank, we must first understand the flush toilet tank structure diagram, which is a must-know information. Many people may feel that understanding the flush toilet tank structure diagram meaningless, in fact, not, only understand the internal structure of the flush toilet in order to solve the toilet repair and maintenance problems that will be encountered later in life. Although the market now sells a variety of toilet styles, but the principle of flush toilet tank is similar.

The internal structure of the flush toilet tank

For the general public, the reason why we need to understand the principle of the flush toilet tank, understand the flush toilet tank structure, more in order to flush the toilet problems, can be better maintenance. For example, when the flush toilet leakage occurs because of plumbing failure, the water surface in the tank will rise, if not dealt with in a timely manner, it can also overflow the tank, at this time, you need to learn to reasonably control the seepage pipe. Reasonable set of seepage pipe, so that when the water surface rises to the seepage pipe, the water will flow back into the toilet, naturally will not overflow the tank.

Flush toilet tank structure

After understanding the principle of flush toilet tank, and the working principle of each component, we will understand the flush toilet tank structure. Most of the flush toilets on the market now are using the siphon principle. The so-called siphon principle refers to when the toilet in the sewage, the water level in the toilet once more than the toilet under the S-shaped bend, will form a siphon phenomenon, this time a strong pressure will be the water and dirt together, when the dirt is discharged, the toilet will release a small amount of water to form a water seal.

The internal principle of the flush toilet tank

The internal components of the flush toilet include: outlet pipe, inlet pipe, water pipe, float, seepage pipe, lever, waterproof knob and so on. We can see that in fact, the principle of the flush toilet tank is not complicated, and we will learn more about how it works. When we waterproof, as long as the trigger waterproof knob, you can pull the outlet pipe through the lever, so that the water tank who will naturally be released. When a certain amount of water is released, the outlet pipe will be released and the outlet will be blocked, and the lever will pull the water plug to allow water to enter the tank.