CN212583497U - Manual-automatic intelligent smoke exhaust and heat extraction system - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model discloses a manual-automatic intelligence heat extraction system that discharges fume, it includes the base, accomodates wheel, stop device and starts the gangbar. The storage wheel is arranged on the base and can rotate relative to the base. The limiting device is arranged on the base and can move relative to the base, and the limiting device is provided with a first position and a second position. The actuating linkage rod is arranged on the base and can move relative to the base, and the actuating linkage rod is provided with an engageable position and a non-engageable position. The utility model discloses a manual-automatic intelligence heat extraction system that discharges fume mechanism is compact, easy operation, especially when breaking down, through user's manually operation, just can open or close the movable window.

Description

Manual-automatic intelligent smoke exhaust and heat extraction system

Technical Field

The utility model relates to a heat extraction system of discharging fume especially relates to a manual-automatic intelligence heat extraction system of discharging fume.

Background

The existing smoke exhaust device mainly comprises a movable window, an electric device and a control device. The electric device is connected with the movable window and used for controlling the opening and closing of the movable window. The control device is in communication connection with the electric device. The control device is used for sending signals to the electric device so as to control the starting and the closing of the electric device. However, the electric device directly controls the opening and closing of the movable window requires a large force. Especially in case of a fire, the movable window cannot be opened in case of power failure.

Therefore, there is a need for a smoke and heat exhausting system capable of reliably opening a smoke exhausting window by a manual device to ensure smoke exhausting effect even in a power-off/linkage and automatic function failure state in a fire. It has the corresponding high temperature/low temperature/humidity/corruption adverse circumstances under normal use and durability. The intelligent fire-fighting robot has the functions of fire-fighting linkage, electric automation, manual operation and intelligent communication, works independently of one another, can work in a linkage manner, and can exchange data in an intelligent communication manner.

SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL

In order to achieve the purpose, the utility model provides a manual-automatic intelligence heat extraction system that discharges fume, it includes the base, accomodates wheel, stop device and starts the gangbar. The storage wheel is arranged on the base and can rotate relative to the base. The limiting device is arranged on the base and can move relative to the base, and the limiting device is provided with a first position and a second position. The activation linkage is disposed on the base and is movable relative to the base, the activation linkage having an engageable position and a non-engageable position. Wherein the receiving wheel, the limiting device and the starting linkage rod are configured to: when the spacing device is in the first position and the activation linkage is in the engageable position, the activation linkage contacts the spacing device and the spacing device contacts the receiving wheel; and when the stop device is in the second position and the activation linkage is in the non-engaged position, the activation linkage is disengaged from the stop device and the stop device is disengaged from the receiving wheel.

Further, the limiting device is rotatably arranged on the base, and the limiting device can be located at the first position or the second position through rotation. The activation linkage bar is rotatably disposed on the base and is capable of being positioned in either the engageable position or the non-engageable position by rotation.

Further, the automated manual intelligent smoke exhaust and heat removal system further comprises an actuating lever rotatably connected with the actuating linkage lever, the actuating lever having an actuating lever initial position and an actuating lever predetermined position, the actuating lever and the actuating linkage lever being configured to: when the activation lever is moved from the activation lever initial position to the activation lever predetermined position, the activation lever moves the activation linkage lever from the engageable position to the non-engaged position; and when the actuating lever is moved from the actuating lever predetermined position to the actuating lever initial position, the actuating lever moves the actuating linkage lever from the non-engaging position to the engageable position.

Further, the actuating lever can be located at the actuating lever initial position or the actuating lever predetermined position by a translational movement.

Further, the manual-automatic intelligent smoke and heat exhausting system further comprises a pressing piece, and the pressing piece can move towards or away from the starting rod. The pusher and the actuating lever are configured to: when the presser is moved towards the activation rod, the activation linkage rod moves from the engageable position to the non-engaged position; and the activation linkage rod moves from the non-engaged position to the engageable position when the pusher is moved away from the activation rod.

Furthermore, a hole is arranged on the starting rod. The pressing piece includes an inclined portion that can be received in the hole.

Further, the manual-automatic intelligent smoke and heat exhausting system further comprises a pressing elastic component, one end of the pressing elastic component abuts against the pressing piece, and the other end of the pressing elastic component abuts against the starting rod, so that force is provided for movement of the pressing piece away from the starting rod.

Further, stop device includes the release link, the release link perpendicular to the base extends and forms.

Furthermore, the manual-automatic intelligent smoke exhaust and heat removal system further comprises a reset elastic component, one end of the reset elastic component is connected with the limiting device, and the other end of the reset elastic component is connected with the base, so that force is provided for the movement of the limiting part from the first position to the second position.

Further, the containing wheel comprises a containing wheel body and an outer gear ring, the outer gear ring is arranged on the containing wheel body along the circumferential direction of the containing wheel body, and the outer gear ring comprises a plurality of ratchet teeth. The limiting device and the containing wheel are configured as follows: when the limiting piece is located at the first position, the containing wheel can rotate along a first direction; and when the limiting piece is located at the second position, the receiving wheel can rotate along the first direction or a second direction opposite to the first direction.

The conception, the specific structure and the technical effects of the present invention will be further described with reference to the accompanying drawings, so as to fully understand the objects, the features and the effects of the present invention.

Drawings

Fig. 1 is a schematic view of a smoke evacuation device of the present invention;

fig. 2 is a perspective view of the cord control device of the present invention;

fig. 3 is an exploded view of the cord control device of the present invention;

fig. 4 is a front view of the cord control device of the present invention;

fig. 5 is a cross-sectional view of the cord control device of the present invention taken along line a-a of fig. 4;

fig. 6 is a state diagram of the rope control device of the present invention;

fig. 7 is an exploded view of the storage wheel of the present invention;

fig. 8 is a partial cross-sectional view of the storage wheel of the present invention;

fig. 9 is a front view of the planetary mechanism of the present invention;

fig. 10 is a perspective view of the speed reducing mechanism of the present invention;

fig. 11 is an exploded view of the speed reducing mechanism of the present invention;

fig. 12 is a state diagram of the reduction mechanism of the present invention rotating at a low speed;

fig. 13 is a state diagram of the high-speed rotation of the speed reduction mechanism of the present invention;

figure 14 is a front view of the spacing device of the present invention;

fig. 15 is an exploded view of the stop device of the present invention.

The reference numbers illustrate: building 1, fixed window frame 2, movable window 3, handle 4, rope 5, base 10, base cavity 11, first cover 21, second cover 22, third cover 23, receiving wheel 40, receiving wheel body 41, ratchet teeth 42, rope accommodating portion 43, inner gear ring 44, receiving wheel cavity 45, first pin hole 46, partition plate 47, speed adjusting device 50, speed reducing mechanism 51, planetary mechanism 52, rotating member 53, speed reducing component 54, limiting device 60, limiting seat 61, limiting piece 63, limiting elastic member 64, limiting link 67, limiting link 68, elastic return member 69, motor main body 71, output rod 72, reset piece 73, actuating rod 74, elastic pressing member 75, hole 76, guide hole 77, auxiliary member 78, actuating link 81, speed reducing wall 111, first tooth surface 112, second tooth surface 113, shaft 202, speed reducing block 511, second accommodating hole, pin 412, shaft sleeve 414, second pin hole 415, shaft sleeve 414, and second pin hole 415, The first hollow end 416, the second hollow end 417, the rotating body 501, the rotating rod 502, the transmission gear 503, the second guide receiving hole 504, the speed reduction block 511, the elastic body receiving part 512, the first guide receiving hole 513, the outer side wall 514, the inner side wall 515, the guide 521, the speed reduction elastic member 531, the holder 610, the first planetary gear 611, the second planetary gear 612, the through hole 613, the first rotating shaft 621, the second rotating shaft 622, the coupling member 811, and the snap-in portion 812.

Detailed Description

The following description of the embodiments of the present invention is provided for illustrative purposes, and other advantages and effects of the present invention will be readily apparent to those skilled in the art from the disclosure herein. The present invention can also be implemented or applied through other different specific embodiments, and various details in the present specification can be modified or changed based on different viewpoints and applications without departing from the spirit of the present invention. It is to be noted that the features in the following embodiments and examples may be combined with each other without conflict. The technical solution of the present invention will be described clearly and completely with reference to the accompanying drawings, and obviously, the described embodiments are some, but not all embodiments of the present invention. Based on the embodiments in the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by a person skilled in the art without creative work belong to the protection scope of the present invention.

It should be noted that the drawings provided in the following embodiments are only for illustrating the basic idea of the present invention, and the drawings only show the components related to the present invention rather than being drawn according to the number, shape and size of the components in actual implementation, and the form, amount and ratio of the components in actual implementation may be changed arbitrarily, and the layout of the components may be more complicated.

Embodiments of the present invention are described below with reference to the drawings. In the following drawings, like reference numerals are used for like parts. Although the embodiments are described using terms indicating directions such as "upper", "lower", etc., in the present invention, the terms are used herein for convenience of description only and are determined based on exemplary orientations shown in the drawings. Because the disclosed embodiments may be arranged in different orientations, these directional terms are used for descriptive purposes and are not to be construed as limiting.

Ordinal terms such as "first," "second," etc., used in this application are used merely for distinction and identification, and do not have any other meaning, unless otherwise specified, that does not denote a particular order or importance. For example, the term "first cover" does not itself imply the presence of "second cover", nor does the term "second cover" itself imply the presence of "first cover".

As shown in fig. 1, a building 1 is provided with an integrated manual-automatic intelligent smoke and heat exhausting system, which includes a smoke exhausting device and a rope control device. Specifically, the upper part of the side wall of the building 1 is provided with a window opening for arranging a smoke exhaust device. The smoke evacuation device comprises a fixed sash 2 and a movable window 3. The fixed window frame 2 is arranged in the window opening and fixedly connected with the side wall. The movable window 3 is provided in the fixed window frame 2 and is movable relative to the fixed window frame 2. The movable window 3 has a closed position and an open position. When the movable window 3 is located at the closed position, the movable window 3 is flush with the fixed window frame 2, so that the inner and outer spaces (i.e., indoor and outdoor) of the side wall of the building 1 are not communicated through the window hole. When the movable window 3 is located at the open position, the movable window 3 and the fixed window frame 2 are arranged at an angle, so that an opening is formed between the movable window 3 and the fixed window frame 2, and the inner space and the outer space of the side wall of the building 1 can be communicated through the opening.

As shown in fig. 1, the side wall of the building 1 is provided with a rope control device for receiving and controlling the ropes 5. The cord 5 and the movable window 3 are configured to: when the cord 5 is tightened, the movable window 3 can move from the open position to the closed position; when the cord 5 is released, the movable window 3 can move from the closed position to the open position. In this application, the spindle (not shown) of the handle 4 can be inserted into the second end hollow 417 (see fig. 2) of the cord control device. When the user turns the handle 4, the rope control means can release or tighten the rope 5. Those skilled in the art will appreciate that the rope 5 of the present invention may be a wire rope or other various kinds of ropes.

As shown in fig. 2 to 6, the rope control device of the present invention includes a base 10, a storage wheel 40, a speed adjusting device, a limiting device, a starting device, a first cover 21, a second cover 22, and a third cover 23. Wherein, the base 10 is used for bearing the containing wheel 40, the speed regulating device, the limiting device 60 and the starting device. The first cover 21, the second cover 22, and the third cover 23 cover the base 10 to protect the components accommodated in the base 10. The storage wheel 40 is used to store the rope 5 and can control the release or tightening of the rope 5. The speed regulating device is disposed between the base 10 and the receiving wheel 40 to regulate the rotation speed of the receiving wheel 40. The stopper 60 is used to limit the storage wheel 40. The stop 60 has a first position and a second position. When the position limiting device 60 is located at the first position, the receiving wheel 40 can only rotate in the clockwise direction (i.e., the first direction). When the position limiting device 60 is located at the second position, the receiving wheel 40 can rotate in a clockwise direction (i.e., the first direction) or in a counterclockwise direction (i.e., the second direction). The activation device is used to control the movement of the stop device 60 from the first position to the second position.

The specific structure of each component in the rope control device of the present invention is described below with reference to fig. 2 to 15:

as shown in fig. 2-6, the base 10 defines a base receptacle 11. The upper part of the base receptacle 11 is substantially circular and the lower part is substantially rectangular, the upper circular part having a central axis X. The base housing 11 is used for accommodating the receiving wheel 40 and the speed adjusting device 50. A decelerating wall 111 is arranged in the base accommodating cavity 11. The decelerating wall 111 is substantially a circular ring, which is arranged coaxially with the circular volume of the upper part of the base volume 11. That is, the decelerating wall 111 also has a central axis X. The speed reduction wall 111 has a hollow portion for accommodating the speed reduction mechanism 51. The speed reduction wall 111 and the speed reduction mechanism 51 form a speed reduction device.

As shown in fig. 2 to 8, the receiving wheel 40 includes a receiving wheel body 41, a sleeve 414, and a pin 412. The storage wheel body 41 is substantially cylindrical and has a storage wheel axis. When the stowing wheel 40 is fitted in position with the base 10, the stowing wheel axis is disposed coaxially with the central axis X. The storage wheel body 41 is provided with a string accommodating portion 43 on a circumferential side wall thereof, which is formed by recessing from the circumferential side wall of the storage wheel body 41 toward the storage wheel axis. The string accommodating portion 43 accommodates the string 5. The receiving wheel body 41 is provided with a first pin hole 46 on a circumferential side wall thereof for receiving the pin 412. The left end of the circumferential side wall of the storage wheel body 41 is provided with an outer ring gear. Each tooth in the outer gear ring is a ratchet tooth 42. The ratchet teeth 42 are configured such that the left portion of the receiving wheel body 41 forms a ratchet, and the ratchet can be engaged with the stopper 63 in the stopper device 60. More specifically, each of the ratchet teeth 42 has a first tooth face 112 and a second tooth face 113. The first tooth surface 112 extends substantially in the radial direction of the receiving wheel body 41. The second tooth face 113 is arranged at an acute angle to the first tooth face 112, and the second tooth face 113 is located downstream of the first tooth face 112 in the clockwise direction. The stop 60 has a first position and a second position. When the limiting device 60 is located at the first position, the free end of the limiting member 63 contacts the ratchet teeth 42, so that the receiving wheel 40 can only rotate in the clockwise direction (i.e., the first direction) about the central axis X. When the limiting device 60 is located at the second position, the limiting member 63 does not contact the ratchet teeth 42, so that the receiving wheel 40 can rotate in the clockwise direction (i.e., the first direction) or the counterclockwise direction (i.e., the second direction) about the central axis X.

It should be noted that, in the example of the present invention, when the storage wheel 40 rotates in the clockwise direction around the central axis X, the rope 5 is tightened, and when the storage wheel 40 rotates in the counterclockwise direction around the central axis X, the rope 5 is released.

As shown in fig. 2-8, the collector wheel pocket 45 extends through the collector wheel body 41 along the collector wheel axis. A vertically arranged partition plate 47 is arranged in the containing wheel cavity 45 to divide the containing wheel cavity 45 into a left part and a right part. The left portion of the collector wheel receptacle 45 is for receiving the planetary mechanism 52. The partition plate 47 has a through hole disposed coaxially with the receiving wheel axis for receiving the boss 414. The left end of the sidewall of the receiving wheel cavity 45 is provided with an inner gear ring 44 for meshing with the first planetary gear 611 and the second planetary gear 612 of the planetary mechanism 52. The sleeve 414 is generally cylindrical and is disposed in the wheel well 45 coaxially with the wheel body 41. Both ends of the sleeve 414 have hollow portions depressed inward, respectively. Wherein the first end hollow 416 is adapted to receive the turning rod 502 and the second end hollow 417 is adapted to receive a turning shaft (not shown) of the handle 4. The sleeve 414 has a second pin hole 415 extending vertically therethrough for receiving the pin 412. After the sleeve 414 passes through the through hole in the partition plate 47, the pin 412 passes through the first pin hole 46 and the second pin hole 415 to hold the pin 412 in place. As the hub 414 rotates, the receiving wheel 40 also rotates. In other words, rotation of the handle 4 can rotate the storage wheel 40.

As shown in fig. 9, the planetary mechanism 52 is accommodated in the left portion of the receiving wheel housing 45. The planetary mechanism 52 includes a carrier 610, and two planetary gears (i.e., a first planetary gear 611 and a second planetary gear 612). The first planetary gear 611 and the second planetary gear 612 are disposed on the same side of the carrier 610, and are connected with the carrier 610. The carrier 610 is provided with a through hole 613 so that the transmission gear 503 in the speed reducing mechanism 51 can mesh with the first planetary gear 611 and the second planetary gear 612 after passing through the through hole 613 from the rear side of the carrier 610. Further, the first planetary gears 611 and the second planetary gears 612 are also meshed with the ring gear 44 in the storage wheel 40.

As shown in fig. 2 to 13, the speed adjusting device includes a speed reducing mechanism 51 accommodated in a housing (i.e., a hollow portion) surrounded by a speed reducing wall 111. The speed reducing mechanism 51 includes a rotating member 53 and a speed reducing assembly 54. The rotating member 53 includes a rotating body 501, a rotating lever 502, and a transmission gear 503. Wherein the rotating body 501 is substantially cylindrical, having an axis of rotation. The rotating body 501 is disposed coaxially with the decelerating wall 111. Four second guide receiving holes 504 are formed in a side wall of the rotating body 501 and are uniformly distributed in the circumferential direction thereof, and are configured to receive four guides 521, respectively. The rotating rod 502 is disposed coaxially with the rotating body 501. An end portion of the rotating lever 502 is received by the first end hollow portion 416 of the receiving wheel 40, and the rotating lever 502 is rotatable relative to the boss 414. A transmission gear 503 is provided on the rotation lever 502 so that the rotation of the transmission gear 503 can rotate the rotation body 501.

The deceleration assembly 54 includes four deceleration blocks 511, four guides 521, and a deceleration elastic member 531. Four deceleration blocks 511 are arranged around the rotating body 501. The specific structure of each of the four deceleration blocks 511 is the same. Preferably, the deceleration block 511 is made of metal. Specifically, the deceleration block 511 is substantially a sector cylinder. Having arcuate outer and inner side walls 514,515. The arc of the inner sidewall 515 is the same as the arc of the sidewall of the rotating body 501. The deceleration block 511 is provided with a first guide accommodating hole 513. A first guide receiving hole 513 is formed extending radially from the inner sidewall 515 to the outer sidewall 514 for receiving the guide 521. The deceleration block 511 is also provided with an elastic body housing 512. The elastic body accommodating portion 512 is formed to extend from the outer sidewall 514 to the inner sidewall 515 in the circumferential direction, and accommodates a portion of the decelerating elastic member 531. The specific structure of each of the four guides 521 is the same. Specifically, the guide 521 is substantially cylindrical, and one end thereof is received in the second guide receiving hole 504 of the rotating body 501 and the other end thereof is received in the first guide receiving hole 513, so that the four speed reduction blocks 511 and the rotating member 53 are movably coupled together. When the rotating member 53 and the reduction assembly 54 are assembled in place, the four reduction blocks 511 are able to move relative to the rotating member 53 along the four guides 521, respectively. The decelerating elastic member 531 has a ring shape. Which is provided around the four deceleration blocks 511 and is accommodated in the elastic body accommodating portion 512 on the four deceleration blocks 511.

When the speed reduction mechanism 51, the planetary mechanism 52 and the storage wheel 40 are assembled in place, the user rotates the handle 4, and the handle 4 rotates the storage wheel 40. Since the ring gear 44 in the storage wheel 40 is engaged with the first planetary gears 611 and the second planetary gears 612, and the first planetary gears 611 and the second planetary gears 612 are engaged with the transmission gears 503, when the storage wheel 40 rotates, the ring gear 44 of the storage wheel 40 rotates, thereby rotating the two planetary gears. The rotation of the two planetary gears rotates the transmission gear 503 in the reduction mechanism 51, thereby rotating the rotating body 501. When the user rotates the handle 4, the rotational speed of the storage wheel 40 is the same as the speed at which the user rotates the handle 4. The two planetary gears can accelerate the rotation of the transmission gear 503 so that the rotation speed of the transmission gear 503 is greater than the rotation speed of the storage wheel 40.

The deceleration principle of the deceleration assembly 54 is based on the rotational speed of the drive gear 503. The deceleration principle of the deceleration assembly 54 is described below with reference to fig. 12-13:

fig. 12 is a diagram showing a state where the rotating member 53 in the speed reducing mechanism 51 rotates at a low speed. As shown in fig. 12, the rotating member 53 and the four speed reduction blocks 511 are rotating at a low speed. The four deceleration blocks 511 are rotated while being subjected to centrifugal force, and are separated from the rotating member 53 along the four guides 521, respectively. The decelerating elastic member 531 is expanded by the four decelerating blocks 511 away from the rotating part 53. The deformed deceleration elastic member 531 generates a contraction force toward the rotation member 53 to the four deceleration blocks 511. At this time, the four deceleration blocks 511 are held in place by centrifugal and contraction forces in opposite directions. Since the rotational speed of the rotational member 53 is slow, the four deceleration blocks 511 have not yet contacted the deceleration wall 111. The rotating member 53 can rotate at its own rotational speed. At this time, the speed at which the user rotates the handle 4 is the actual rotational speed of the handle 4.

Fig. 13 is a state diagram in which the rotating member 53 in the speed reducing mechanism 51 rotates at a high speed. As shown in fig. 13, the rotating member 53 and the four speed reduction blocks 511 are rotating at high speed. The four deceleration blocks 511 are rotated while being subjected to centrifugal force, and are separated from the rotating member 53 along the four guides 521, respectively. The decelerating elastic member 531 is expanded by the four decelerating blocks 511 away from the rotating part 53. Since the four guides 521 rotate faster around the shaft 202, the centrifugal force applied to the four guides 521 is greater than the contraction force generated by the deceleration elastic member 531, and the four deceleration blocks 511 contact the deceleration wall 111. The four deceleration blocks 511 contacting the deceleration wall 111 receive a frictional force applied thereto by the deceleration wall 111, thereby causing the four deceleration blocks 511 to rotate slowly about the axis of the shaft 202. Since the four deceleration blocks 511 are relatively movably connected to the rotating member 53 by the four guides 521, respectively, the rotation of the four deceleration blocks 511 is slowed, so that the rotation of the rotating member 53 is also slowed. Thereby, the rotation speed of the rotating member 53 is reduced. The rotating member 53, the rotation speed of which is reduced, restricts the rotation of the storage wheel 40, so that the user feels a large rotational resistance. At this time, although the user rotates the handle 4, the user feels a rotational resistance so that the user rotates the handle 4 more slowly.

The utility model discloses a reduction gears 51 among the rope controlling means can be adapted to the rate of motion of handle 4 and make the slew velocity who accomodates wheel 40 slow down. That is, when the rotation speed of the handle 4 is slow, the reduction mechanism 51 does not reduce the speed of the storage wheel 40. When the rotation speed of the handle 4 is fast, the reduction mechanism 51 reduces the speed of the storage wheel 40, and when the rotation speed of the handle 4 is fast, the force of the four reduction blocks 511 against the reduction wall 111 is larger, the friction force generated by the reduction wall 111 is larger, and accordingly, the reduction degree of the storage wheel 40 by the reduction mechanism 51 is larger.

It should be noted that although four speed reduction blocks 511, four guiding elements 521 and four corresponding second guiding element receiving holes 504 and four second receiving holes 403 are illustrated in the present application, those skilled in the art will understand that at least two speed reduction blocks 511 and the number of guiding elements 521, second guiding element receiving holes 504 and second receiving holes 403 matching the speed reduction blocks are within the scope of the present invention.

It should also be noted that although two planetary gears are shown in the present application, one skilled in the art will appreciate that at least one planetary gear is within the scope of the present invention.

In order to prevent the abrasion of the deceleration wall 111, the inner side wall of the deceleration wall 111 may be provided with a spacer for contacting the deceleration block 511.

As shown in fig. 2-6 and 14-15, the actuating means and the limiting means 60 are housed in a rectangular housing in the lower part of the base 10. The limiting device 60 comprises a limiting seat 61, a limiting piece 63, a limiting elastic component 64, a limiting linkage rod 68 and a resetting elastic component 69. The stop 60 has a first position and a second position. Correspondingly, the limiting seat 61, the limiting piece 63 and the limiting linkage rod 68 in the limiting device 60 also have a first position and a second position. Wherein, the limiting seat 61 can be rotatably connected to the base 10 around the limiting axis Y. More specifically, the position-limiting base 61 is rotatably connected to the base 10 via the first rotating shaft 621. By rotating, the stopper seat 61 can move from the first position to the second position, or from the second position to the first position. The first end of the limiting member 63 is rotatably connected to the limiting base 61 through the second rotating shaft 622. The second end of the limiting member 63 is a free end for contacting the ratchet teeth 42, thereby limiting the rotational direction of the receiving wheel 40. The elastic limiting member 64 is used for providing a force against the ratchet teeth 42 when the limiting member 63 is located at the first position, so as to prevent the receiving wheel 40 from rotating in the counterclockwise direction. Specifically, one end of the elastic stopper 64 is connected to the stopper base 61, and the other end of the elastic stopper 64 is connected to the stopper 63. When the position-limiting device 60 is located at the first position, the position-limiting elastic member 64 generates a force to the position-limiting member 63, so as to press the second end of the position-limiting member 63 against the ratchet teeth 42. When the receiving wheel 40 rotates in the counterclockwise direction, the first tooth surface 112 contacts the second end of the limiting member 63 and is abutted by the limiting member 63 so as not to rotate in the counterclockwise direction. When the receiving wheel 40 rotates in the clockwise direction, the second tooth surface 113 contacts the second end of the limiting member 63, and the second tooth surface 113 applies a force to the limiting member 63 toward the limiting elastic member 64, so that the limiting member 63 moves toward the limiting elastic member 64, and the limiting member 63 can pass over the second tooth surface 113 of one ratchet tooth 42 and contact the second tooth surface 113 of the adjacent ratchet tooth 42. Thus, when the position limiting device 60 is located at the first position, the receiving wheel 40 can only rotate in the clockwise direction (i.e., the first direction) and cannot rotate in the counterclockwise direction. The spacing linkage 68 is arranged generally in an up-down direction. The first end (i.e., the upper end) of the spacing linkage rod 68 is connected with the spacing seat 61, so that when the spacing device 60 rotates around the first rotating shaft 621, the spacing linkage rod 68 can rotate around the first rotating shaft 621 together. One end of the elastic resetting component 69 is connected with the lower part of the limit linkage rod 68, and the other end is connected with the base 10, and is used for providing driving force for the movement of the limit device 60 from the first position to the second position. Specifically, when the position limiting device 60 is in the first position, the return elastic member 69 is in a stretched state.

As shown in fig. 14-15, the position limiting device 60 is further provided with a reset rod 67. The reset lever 67 is disposed perpendicular to the plane of the base 10. Specifically, one end of the reset rod 67 is connected to the limiting seat 61, and the other end is a free end, so that the user can conveniently dial the reset rod. The utility model discloses in, release link 67 can pass the third lid through-hole of third lid 23 to the user's operation.

As shown in fig. 3-6, the activation device includes an electric activation device, a manual activation device, and an activation linkage 81. The electric starting device comprises a motor. The motor has a motor body 71 and an output rod 72. The output rod 72 is movable relative to the motor main body 71. The output lever 72 has an output lever initial position and an output lever predetermined position, and can be located at the output lever initial position or the output lever predetermined position by moving up and down. When the motor is started, the output rod 72 can move upward relative to the motor main body 71 and reach an output rod preset position from an output rod initial position. After reaching the output lever predetermined position, the output lever 72 can move downward relative to the motor main body 71 to return to the output lever initial position. The manual actuating means includes a pressing piece 73, an actuating lever 74, and a pressing elastic member 75. Specifically, referring to fig. 5, the pressing member 73 is disposed perpendicular to the plane of the base 10. The pressing piece 73 has an inclined portion at its center and a thin free end at its right end. The actuating lever 74 is arranged generally in the up-down direction and has an actuating lever initial position and an actuating lever predetermined position. The activation lever 74 can be located at an activation lever initial position or an activation lever predetermined position by moving up and down (i.e., translational movement). The actuating lever 74 has an aperture 76 therein. The free end of the presser 73 is accommodated in the hole 76. The pressing elastic means 75 is provided between the pressing piece 73 and the actuating lever 74 such that the pressing piece 73 is away from the actuating lever 74. The inclined portion of the pressing member 73 is fitted with the hole 76 of the actuating lever 74 so that when the user presses the pressing member 73, the movement of the pressing member 73 toward the actuating lever 74 moves the actuating lever 74 upward and reaches the actuating lever predetermined position. The pressing elastic member 75 is configured to: when the user releases the pressing piece 73, the pressing elastic means 75 applies force to the pressing piece 73, so that the pressing piece 73 is moved away from the actuating lever 74, and the actuating lever 74 is moved downward to an actuating lever initial position. The actuating lever 74 is also provided with a guide hole 77. The guide hole 77 is arranged on the activation lever 74 substantially in the up-down direction. An auxiliary member 78 is connected to the base frame 10 through the guide hole 77 to assist the movement of the actuating lever 74 in the up-and-down direction. An activation linkage 81 is provided at the lower portion of the base receptacle 11 and is arranged substantially parallel to the base of the base receptacle 11. An activation linkage 81 is rotatably connected to the base 10 and has an engageable position and a non-engageable position. By turning, the activation linkage 81 can be in either an engageable or a non-engageable position. Specifically, the left end of the start linkage rod 81 is provided with a snap-in portion 812 for receiving the second end (i.e., the lower end) of the limit linkage rod 68. The actuating linkage 81 is connected to the base 10 by a connection 811 and can rotate about the connection 811. The lower end of the actuating lever 74 of the manual actuating device is connected to the right portion of the actuating linkage 81 so that when the user presses the pressing piece 73, the upward movement of the actuating lever 74 can bring the actuating linkage 81 to rotate about the connecting piece 811 in the counterclockwise direction to move from the engageable position to the non-engaged position. The lower end of the output rod 72 of the electric starting device is connected with the right part of the starting linkage rod 81, so that when the motor is started, the upward movement of the output rod 72 can drive the starting linkage rod 81 to rotate around the connecting piece 811 in the counterclockwise direction. Thus, whether it is an electric actuating device or a manual actuating device, the actuating linkage 81 can be driven to rotate around the connecting piece 811 in the counterclockwise direction to move from the non-engaging position to the engaging position.

It will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that the actuating means is not limited to the inclusion of the electric actuating means and the manual actuating means described in the present application to move the actuating linkage 81 between the unengaged position and the engageable position. As an example, the activation device may also comprise a fuse device. The fusing device includes a metal plate and a fusing activation member. When the temperature in the room is greater than a predetermined value (e.g., a fire condition in the room), the metal sheet is fused, the fusing activation member is connected to the activation linkage 81 and rotates the activation linkage 81 in a counterclockwise direction about the connection member 811 to move from the non-engaged position to the engageable position.

The specific structure and application of the rope control device is described below with reference to fig. 4 and 6:

when the indoor environment of the building 1 is in a normal state (i.e., a non-fire state), the movable window 3 is located in the closed position. At this point, the activation lever 74 is in the activation lever home position, the output lever 72 is in the output lever home position, the activation linkage 81 is in the engageable position and the stop 60 is in the first position. Since the catching portion 812 of the spacing linkage bar 68 abuts against the second end (i.e., the lower end) of the activation linkage bar 81, the components can be held in place. The free end of the limiting member 63 in the limiting device 60 abuts against the ratchet teeth 42, so that the take-up wheel 40 can only rotate in the clockwise direction, and the take-up wheel 40 rotating in the clockwise direction can only take up the rope 5. In other words, the storage wheel 40 rotating clockwise can only store the rope 5 tighter. Thereby, when the indoor environment of the building 1 is a normal state, the movable window 3 can be held in the closed position.

When the indoor ambient temperature of the building 1 rises (i.e., a fire condition), a control device (not shown) can signal the motor to control the motor to start. When the motor is activated, the output rod 72 can be moved from an output rod initial position to an output rod predetermined position to cause the activation linkage rod 81 to move in a counterclockwise direction about the connection 811 from an engageable position to a non-engaged position. The catch portion 812 of the activation linkage 81 no longer abuts against the second end (i.e., lower end) of the restraining linkage 68. The limiting linkage rod 68 drives the limiting device 60 to move from the first position to the second position in the counterclockwise direction around the first rotating shaft 621 under the action of the resetting elastic component 69. The free end of the stop member 63 no longer abuts the ratchet teeth 42 to allow the receiving wheel 40 to rotate in the counterclockwise direction. The user rotates the handle 4 in a counterclockwise direction to rotate the take-up wheel 40 to release the cord 5. The cord 5 no longer restricts the movable window 3 and the movable window 3 moves from the closed position to the open position. Thereby, the movable window 3 is opened, and the smoke in the room can be exhausted out of the building 1.

It should be noted that, when the motor is started, the output rod 72 is moved upward relative to the motor main body 71 (i.e., from the output rod initial position to the output rod predetermined position) to bring the start linkage 81 to the non-engagement position and the position restricting device 60 to the second position, and then the output rod 72 is moved downward relative to the motor main body 71 (i.e., from the output rod predetermined position to the output rod initial position). The output rod 72 rotates the actuating linkage 81 about the connection 811 in a clockwise direction back to the engageable position.

In the rope control device of the present invention, the user can also open the movable window 3 by pressing the pressing member 73 when the indoor ambient temperature rises (i.e., in a fire state). Specifically, the user presses the pressing piece 73, and the inclined portion of the pressing piece 73 applies a force to the activation lever 74 to move the activation lever 74 from the activation lever initial position to the activation lever predetermined position. The activation lever 74 moves the activation linkage 81 in a counterclockwise direction about the connection 811 from the engageable position to the non-engaged position. The catch portion 812 of the activation linkage 81 no longer abuts against the second end (i.e., lower end) of the restraining linkage 68. The limiting linkage rod 68 drives the limiting device 60 to move around the first rotating shaft 621 along the counterclockwise direction from the first position to the second position under the action of the resetting elastic component 69. The free end of the stop member 63 no longer abuts the ratchet teeth 42 to allow the receiving wheel 40 to rotate in the counterclockwise direction. The user rotates the handle 4 in a counterclockwise direction to rotate the take-up wheel 40 to release the cord 5. The cord 5 no longer restricts the movable window 3 and the movable window 3 moves from the closed position to the open position. Thereby, the movable window 3 is opened, and the smoke in the room can be exhausted out of the building 1.

It should be noted that, after the user presses the pressing member 73, the pressing elastic member 75 applies a force to the pressing member 73 so that the pressing member 73 is away from the actuating lever 74. The actuating lever 74 is no longer pressed by the presser 73 to move from the actuating lever predetermined position to the actuating lever initial position, and brings the actuating linkage lever 81 about the connecting piece 811 to move in the clockwise direction from the non-engaging position to the engageable position.

It will be appreciated that the activation linkage 81 has now returned to the engageable position, whether by electrical or manual activation means to open the movable window 3. However, since the position-limiting device 60 is still located at the second position, the receiving wheel 40 can rotate in either the clockwise direction or the counterclockwise direction.

When the indoor environment of the building 1 is restored to a normal state (i.e., a non-fire state), the user may rotate the handle 4 in the clockwise direction to rotate the receiving wheel 40 in the clockwise direction, thereby tightening the rope 5. As the cord 5 is tightened, the movable window 3 moves from the open position to the closed position. When the movable window 3 reaches the closed position, the user pulls the reset rod 67 upward to move the position limiting device 60 from the second position to the first position around the first rotating shaft 621. When the stop 60 is moved to the first position, the stop linkage 68 reengages the start linkage 81 in the engageable position. The limit link lever 68 is held in the first position by the catching portion 812 of the actuating link 81.

The utility model discloses a manual-automatic intelligence heat extraction system that discharges fume mechanism is compact, easy operation, especially when breaking down (for example, controlling means signal transmission mistake, motor mechanism's power is cut off etc.), through user's manually operation, just can open or close movable window 3. Specifically, the user can release the storage wheel 40 from the stopper 60 by pressing the pressing piece 73 of the manual actuating device. The user rotates the handle 4 to release the cord 5 and thereby open the movable window 3. When it is desired to close the movable window 3, the user turns the handle 4 to tighten the cord 5, thereby closing the movable window 3. The user then pulls up on the reset lever 67 to return the stop 60 to the first position to limit rotation of the take-up wheel 40 in the second direction, thereby holding the movable window 3 in place.

It should be noted that although the pressing member 73 and the actuating lever 74 are provided to rotate the actuating linkage 81, those skilled in the art will appreciate that in other embodiments, an operating handle may be provided on the actuating lever 74 or the actuating linkage 81. When the actuating lever 74 is provided with an operating handle, the user moves the actuating linkage 81 between the engageable and non-engageable positions by moving the actuating lever 74 up and down. When the actuating linkage 81 is provided with an operating handle, a user can rotate the actuating linkage 81 to move the actuating linkage 81 between the engageable position and the non-engageable position.

The above embodiments are merely illustrative of the principles and effects of the present invention, and are not to be construed as limiting the invention. Modifications and variations can be made to the above-described embodiments by those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention. Accordingly, it is intended that all equivalent modifications or changes which may be made by those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit and technical spirit of the present invention be covered by the claims of the present invention.

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1. The utility model provides a manual-automatic intelligence heat extraction system that discharges fume which characterized in that includes:

a base (10);

a receiving wheel (40), the receiving wheel (40) being provided on the base (10) and being rotatable with respect to the base (10);

a stop device (60), the stop device (60) being disposed on the base (10) and being movable relative to the base (10), the stop device (60) having a first position and a second position; and

an activation linkage (81), said activation linkage (81) being disposed on said base (10) and being movable relative to said base (10), said activation linkage (81) having an engageable position and a non-engageable position;

wherein the receiving wheel (40), the limiting device (60) and the activation linkage (81) are configured to: when the retaining device (60) is in the first position and the activation linkage (81) is in the engageable position, the activation linkage (81) contacts the retaining device (60) and the retaining device (60) contacts the receiving wheel (40); and when the stop means (60) are in the second position and the activation linkage (81) is in the non-engaged position, the activation linkage (81) is disengaged from the stop means (60) and the stop means (60) is disengaged from the receiving wheel (40).

2. The automated manual intelligent smoke and heat removal system of claim 1, wherein:

the limiting device (60) is rotatably arranged on the base (10), and the limiting device (60) can be positioned at the first position or the second position through rotation;

the activation linkage rod (81) is rotatably arranged on the base (10), and the activation linkage rod (81) can be positioned in the engageable position or the non-engageable position by rotation.

3. The automated manual intelligent smoke and heat removal system of claim 1, further comprising:

an activation lever (74), the activation lever (74) being rotatably connected with the activation linkage lever (81), the activation lever (74) having an activation lever initial position and an activation lever predetermined position, the activation lever (74) and the activation linkage lever (81) being configured to: when the actuating lever (74) is moved from the actuating lever initial position to the actuating lever predetermined position, the actuating lever (74) entrains the actuating linkage lever (81) to move from the engageable position to the non-engaged position; and when the activation lever (74) is moved from the activation lever predetermined position to the activation lever initial position, the activation lever (74) moves the activation linkage lever (81) from the non-engaged position to the engageable position.

4. The automated manual intelligent smoke and heat removal system of claim 3, wherein:

the actuating lever (74) can be positioned in a translational movement in the actuating lever initial position or in the actuating lever predetermined position.

5. The automated manual intelligent smoke and heat removal system of claim 3, further comprising:

a pressing piece (73), the pressing piece (73) being movable toward or away from the activation lever (74);

the presser (73) and the activation lever (74) are configured to: -when the presser (73) is moved towards the activation lever (74), the activation linkage lever (81) moves from the engageable position to the non-engaged position; and the activation linkage rod (81) moves from the non-engaging position to the engageable position when the presser (73) moves away from the activation rod (74).

6. The automated manual intelligent smoke and heat removal system of claim 5, wherein:

a hole (76) is arranged on the starting rod (74);

the pressing piece (73) comprises an inclined portion which can be accommodated in the hole (76).

7. The automated manual intelligent smoke and heat removal system of claim 5, further comprising:

a pressing elastic member (75), one end of the pressing elastic member (75) abutting against the pressing piece (73), and the other end of the pressing elastic member (75) abutting against the actuating lever (74) to provide a force for the movement of the pressing piece (73) away from the actuating lever (74).

8. The automated manual intelligent smoke and heat removal system of claim 1, wherein:

the limiting device (60) comprises a reset rod (67), and the reset rod (67) is perpendicular to the base (10) and extends to form.

9. The automated manual intelligent smoke and heat removal system of claim 1, further comprising:

the elastic resetting component (69), one end of the elastic resetting component (69) is connected with the limiting device (60), and the other end of the elastic resetting component (69) is connected with the base (10) so as to provide force for the limiting device (60) to move from the first position to the second position.

10. The automated manual intelligent smoke and heat removal system of claim 1, wherein:

the receiving wheel (40) comprises a receiving wheel body (41) and an outer gear ring, the outer gear ring is arranged on the receiving wheel body (41) along the circumferential direction of the receiving wheel body (41), and the outer gear ring comprises a plurality of ratchet teeth (42);

the stop device (60) and the receiving wheel (40) are configured to: when the limiting device (60) is located at the first position, the storage wheel (40) can rotate along a first direction; and when the limiting device (60) is located at the second position, the receiving wheel (40) can rotate along the first direction or a second direction opposite to the first direction.

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