NASA NTRS · 20150018774
Safety System for Controlling Fluid Flow into a Suction Line
Abstract
A safety system includes a sleeve fitted within a pool's suction line at the inlet thereof. An open end of the sleeve is approximately aligned with the suction line's inlet. The sleeve terminates with a plate that resides within the suction line. The plate has holes formed therethrough. A housing defining a plurality of distinct channels is fitted in the sleeve so that the distinct channels lie within the sleeve. Each of the distinct channels has a first opening on one end thereof and a second opening on another end thereof. The second openings reside in the sleeve. Each of the distinct channels is at least approximately three feet in length. The first openings are in fluid communication with the water in the pool, and are distributed around a periphery of an area of the housing that prevents coverage of all the first openings when a human interacts therewith.
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England, John Dwight, Kelley, Anthony R., Cronise, Raymond J.. 2015-09-08. Safety System for Controlling Fluid Flow into a Suction Line. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20150018774
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