DE1753106A1 - Device for covering the seat of a toilet with an exchangeable support - Google Patents

Description

DR. ING. HANS LICHTI · PATENT ADVOCATE

KARLSRUHE-DURLACH GRÖTZIN GER STRAS S E 61

TELEPHONE 4 1124

January 12, 1966 I6O9 / 67

Mr. Werner Wildeiiüiann, 75 "1 Mutscheibach

Device for covering the seat of a toilet with an interchangeable pad »

The invention relates to a toilet with a toilet bowl, Seat glasses and, if applicable, covers and has a device for covering the seat glasses as its object,

It is known in principle to cover glasses for toilets with a pad made of paper for hygienic reasons provided, which is exchanged after each use. There are already different versions of Aul layers have become known, which are made available in a stack and individually by the respective user of the abortion be applied and removed,

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It is also known to roll such pads in rolls form, with the support in the middle tongues » is shaped like an incision and the tongue-like incision, after placing the support on the glasses, reaches down into the basin and covers the bottom. When rinsing the Abortions are then the rest of the flushing water flow at the in the tongue reaching into the pelvis grasped and carried away »

In both cases it is disadvantageous that the conditions find their elimination by flushing the toilet, what to Clogging of the drainpipe can lead, since the aggregated editions represent a compact pulp of paper. For abortions that are mostly frequented by strangers it is also often the case that the pads are not removed after using the toilet, which is why the next user is faced with the question of whether and in what more or less unaesthetic way he should remove the overlay of the previous user. This is special This is strongly the case in public toilets and in the hotel and restaurant sector.

Another disadvantage of loose editions is that

this even if the disposal is provided by

Containers into which the cushions are to be thrown after use should be made - especially if they are overfilled

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of the respective container lying around in the toilets and make an uncomfortable impression when the contents Users of the lavatory have to step over these requirements, which are often on the ground.

These known disadvantages gave rise to the task of creating a cover for toilet seats, which can be used without the direct intervention of the respective abortion user, whereby a direct touch of the Overlay is avoided when covering and the overlay itself is removed and stored in a way that do not lead to soiling or an untidy impression of the respective affected abortion and its removal Avoids blockages of the drain lines.

The solution to the problem posed was achieved according to the invention achieved by the fact that the abortion goggles a Vorrich « device is assigned to cover the seat of the glasses with a replaceable support. This device takes over the handling of the editions from the time of placing »the edition until the time after the abortion is used, but under certain circumstances also the removal of a requirement of an abortion user, on perfectly hygienic « and aesthetic way, for each user.

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In an advantageous embodiment for this Device is provided so that the device has a would take for a supply of covers and is provided with funding, the promotion of which the edition until at least extends over the entire seat of the glasses. Thus, the feed of the editions takes place from the Edition stock directly to the funds, without the abort user having to hang up, whereby the The possibility of touching the toilet bowl is excluded.

In the same hygienic manner, the removal of the used conditions is carried out in one embodiment of the pre »· Direction according to the invention caused by the fact that the supports * · were · * also conveyed away by the device * · which is possible by the fact that the device is equipped with a collecting device for storing the used Is provided. This version is advantageous «-» for toilets in private apartments, etc., as here at Disturbances in the filing of the editions at the collection facility ζ. B. due to unfavorable folding when depositing at the collecting device and thus bulky storage with over * quick filling of the e.g. see storage container »these malfunctions are corrected immediately.

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One embodiment has proven to be completely operationally safe at every location, in which the funds the device are arranged so that the supports by the conveyor after covering the glasses and thus after use, can be taken to a collection facility. This inevitable storage of the use « The tenth edition inevitably eliminates congestion at the collecting device, which is why this embodiment is especially for abortions in restaurants, businesses etc. suitable is.

The device according to the invention can be driven in various ways. So there is once a more mechanical and another time an electro-mechanical Drive provided.

The mechanical drive allows different types of operation of the device. Particularly beneficial is there when the device to cover the abortion ». goggles with the cover of the same drive-wise through suitable gear is coupled, with the renewal of the edition optionally when closing or opening the Cover can be made, depending on the type and arrangement of the gear, the former type for hygienic reasons. is to be drawn, as in this case the edition will be removed immediately after using the abortion. Generally it is from Advantage if at the collection facility there is a possibility to Disinfect the stored or collected editions before - seen wxrd.

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In a simplified embodiment, the mechanical drive but also take place by a hand lever or by a crank. The purpose here is »« moderate to provide means for soft start-up of the conveyor means so as not to tear the support when this is taken from their supply.

This is particularly important when, according to a further advantageous embodiment of the invention the device is set up so that it receives a supply of covers provided as a supply roll and when actuated, subtracts the respectively required cover length from this supply, the inertia of the mass the role when starting the conveyor must be taken into account.

Bine simple storage and unrolling possibility of the front » advisory role is provided that the removal of the conditions from the supply roll by one of the funds to Corresponding take-off roll takes place, on the circumference of which the supply roll rests and this is thus when the take-off roll rotates is unrolled. This also ensures that the respective correct length of the supports provided as roll sections is unrolled, regardless of whether the roll is still there is fully or relatively far processed, since the length to be unwound does not depend on the number of revolutions of the Supply roll, but is determined by the unwound circumferential length of the same.

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In the above embodiment, the take-off roller is driven directly. In another embodiment, however, an indirect drive is provided so that the take-off roller is driven by a drive roller that engages its dumbbell with friction and the supports used are on the take-off roller be wound up as a collecting device. Schematiech betrach ·· tet thus occurs only a "rewinding * ¹ of the pads from the supply erolle on the Gebrauche point (glasses seat *" area) on the take-off roll, said unwound length determined by the number of revolutions of the drive roller and over the circumference of the take-off roll with Rolled editions is transferred to the circumference of the supply roll, the diameter of the supply roll and the take-off roller having no effect on the constant length of the supports to be withdrawn from the supply roll.

To ensure that the glasses are covered smoothly *, afford is provided that a guide; between the seat of the glasses and the under »· side of the cover, is arranged for the conditions to be conveyed, which can expediently be incorporated into the parts mentioned.

While the aforementioned guidance is sufficient if the pads are only removed from the supply roll

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and are deposited at a suitable collecting device after they have been guided over the seat of the glasses, according to the further advantageous embodiment with "backwashing * ^{1 of} the used pads on the underside of the glasses is an additional guide for conveying the used pads to their collecting device and, if necessary, provided for the part of the funds which brings about this supply.

The guidance mentioned at the beginning in the underside of the lid is also sufficient for the simplest conveyance of the supports, whereby the covering material removed from the supply roll is pushed up over the seat surface by advancing » follows and the funding is arranged accordingly are. In this case, the take-off roller is sufficient, which holds the peeled-off support in the guide over the seat of the Pushes glasses to the end position, so that the support lies freely on the glasses after opening the cover.

It is just as easy to promote the conditions through the guide by using the funds for conveying of the used cushions are arranged from the seat to the collecting device on the belt of the conveyor track. Here, the take-off roller is the only one to convey b'e-

for acting part, whereby / the length control of the promotion

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A somewhat more complex, but more reliable management of the conditions is guaranteed by the fact that the Promotion of the editions from the supply roll to the »collecting device through one in the guides of the glasses around them guided around conveyor takes place. There is an interruption the promotion practically excluded because the conveyor absorbs any tensile load and even if it is torn Support further promotes and takes with it the support parts drawn off from the supply roll by the take-off roller.

A double-lane conveyor belt is provided as an advantageous conveyor. The two railways will be there " with guided in the guides of glasses and cover and thus run on the outer edges of the glasses, these there « with covering in the desired manner with the overlying cushions.

Also can be used as another embodiment of the conveyor a single conveyor belt can be used, which extends over the entire width of the glasses and has recesses can be seen, which essentially coincide with the opening of the glasses. These openings coincide in the same way with the excerpts in the editions, however, are slightly overshadowed by the latter.

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In order to promote the conditions in the correct position on the seat of the glasses is provided that the funding a photocell control is assigned to regulate and monitor the conveying length.

Alternatively it is provided that instead of the photocells »· control mechanical control means for controlling the conveying length are assigned. For example, cams with Microswitches etc. can be used.

In a further embodiment of the invention it is provided that on the front edge of the glasses one over the entire width of the same reaching deflection roller is arranged ο This also ensures a smooth conveying process the reversal points of the ongoing editions guaranteed.

This deflection roller can also be designed as a take-off roller with associated drive means, which is e.g. Self-supporting lavatory basins with a container arranged underneath as a collection device for the used conditions is. With this arrangement of the collecting device, the drive "" and the take-off * or roll-up axis can also be in the Container are arranged.

In order to increase the correct positioning of the conditions to an optimum, it is provided that the funding for conveying the cushions over the seat of the glasses

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is provided with drivers which, with the support to be conveyed, establish a connection between the conveying means and the support that is easy to produce and easily detachable. This can be done in such a way that, as in the case of film transport, edge perforations are provided in the strip of material consisting of support parts, into which the drivers of the conveyor belt engage and these drivers are evenly distributed in pairs over the entire length of the conveyor belt and, when the conveyor belt is at rest, outside the Seat arranged - are attached to the conveyor belt.

At toilets that entertain for commercial reasons must be, it is provided that the device for covering the glasses with a replaceable support Locking and tripping device is assigned, e.g. can be operated by coins. This prevents the device from being misused by unnecessary actuation and the associated superfluous consumption of the supply « were prevented "

In another embodiment for the actuation of the device it is provided that the drive for the Device with a lever that serves as a floor cover and is mounted in a lever-like manner when stepping on the same drive mechanism * seed plate is coupled. Here, the actuation

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the device can be done either when entering or when leaving the plate, but also - similar to when using telephone booths · * a switch is pressed that the electromechanical drive of the direction triggers "

Such an arrangement of a floor plate can also be used to store the used cushions, if these are collected below a cantilevered basin. In such an exemplary embodiment it is provided that the lever-like mounted floor plate exen operated in the interior of a collecting container arranged angle lever over which the pads used slide and the moves when actuated in the direction of the collected cushions and compresses them, with a particularly advantageous embodiment of the lever causing the pressing together of the collected cushions and moved through the floor plate at its free end with a an infeed lane for the supports used pre-tensioned and flexible tab is provided, which when

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remains sliding and thus the opening of a gap that is formed between the lifted lever and the inlet «· the tap and thus prevents the support material from getting stuck in between.

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In order to facilitate maintenance of the device, a further measure is provided that a viewing opening is placed on the holder for the supply roll in order to be able to easily check the supply of rolls «

The type described above for this device partial editions are part of a rolled up paper web consisting of a plurality of editions, the such a provided supply forming supports are each provided with a cutout, the substantially the shape of the opening of the glasses to be covered is adapted. Such a path of requirements can be in each of the embodiments described above for the described Device can be used, wob, ei depending on the arrangement and design of the conveying means this support path to any collecting device or to a specific one Recording, e.g. a waste container, can be performed.

Depending on the structure of the funding, it is one time expedient to produce the pads from wet-strength smooth paper or from wet-strength creped paper, with the creped type is more beneficial for the feed triggering conveyance, while the smooth type is better for is the withdrawing funding. However, both types of paper can be exported without difficulty Use form with a revolving conveyor, as the load-bearing conveyor is not subjected to any tensile load and thus Stretching on the "material of the pads and the position" just arrangement cannot be influenced.

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In the embodiments of the device above written type, in which a continuation of the » If the layers are not provided, e.g. when using the advancing conveyor, it is advantageous if the supports are divided into sections the size of toilet paper by perforation and can be torn apart. This will the requirements for toilet paper are simultaneously covered with the requirements, which ensures the cost-effectiveness of the device and on the other hand it ensures that none of the pads is thrown into the basin as a clumped mass and that there is a risk of the drainage pipes becoming clogged.

In a further advantageous embodiment of this web of conditions it is provided that the same in its outer Edge area with breakthroughs for the intervention of carriers of funds for the promotion of the conditions are provided over the seat of the glasses, which ensures the correct positioning of the supports.

In the accompanying drawings, embodiments for the device according to the invention are see » shown mathematically. The drawings show)

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Fig. 1 shows a device for covering abortion glasses in section, the drive being electrically follows and the editions are deducted from a roll and moved without additional funding the abortion glasses are pulled around f

Fig. 2 is a plan view of the abortion goggles according to Figure 1 \

Fig. 3 shows a section through the abortion glasses along the Line HIi-III in Figure 2 $

FIG. K shows the arrangement of a coin mechanism on the device according to FIGS. 1 and 2 |

Fig. 5 shows an embodiment of the device in which In a modification of the device according to FIG. 1, a conveyor moves the supports around the abortion tube carries around {

Fig. 6 shows a partial section of the spectacles according to FIG Abort along the line VI-VI in Figure 5 \

Fig. 7 shows the arrangement of a support collecting container below a modern, self-supporting toilet basin, whereby the used editions by means of a Supply device are compressed $

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8 shows the replenishment device according to FIG. 7 in partial view 1

9 shows a gear arrangement for the mechanical drive of the device, with a toothed segment with the toilet lid acts together like a two-armed lever and the drive when moving the Cover is made)

FIG. 10 shows a part of a support strip with lines of weakness or perforations for dividing the Overlay in parts the size of toilet paper, as well as with edge perforations for transport of the requirements.

In FIG. 1, the device for covering abortion glasses is mounted on a lavatory basin 1, with a mounting plate 2 is attached to the upper edge of the pool 1. The mounting plate 2 carries one attached to it in this case Spectacles 3t with a gap designated as a guide 15 being provided between the two parts mentioned. Above the glasses 3 is a toilet cover 4, which is on his Underside also has a gap designated as a guide l6. At the rear end of the mounting plate 2 is a drive roller 6 attached so that it is seen vertically, in the center of a housing 5, which his-

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on the other hand is also attached in a suitable manner, not shown, at the rear end of the mounting plate 2, The Housing 5 is used to accommodate a motor 7 »which has a lvette 8 is in drive connection with the drive roller 6. On top of the drive roller 6 is not in one shown slot, a take-off roller 9

Also in the housing 5 is a supply roll 10 with a supply of supports designed as a continuous web of material for the abortion groove 3 · ^ i ⁶ Supply roll 10 is mounted in the same slot as the withdrawal roller 9 and is thus freely on the latter. The material web 11 is pulled off the supply roll at the point of contact between the supply roll 10 and the take-off roller 9 and guided under a guide roll 12 into the guide 16 between the cover k and the glasses 3, verr. runs at the front end of the glasses 3 ^around a reversing roller I3 attached there and through the guide I5 back to the take-off roller on which the leading end of the material web is attached.

The abortion goggles are rectangular in shape to enable the front reversing roller I3 to be attached without any parts of the goggles 3 being detached from the *! Material web 11 has not been undocked. (See Figure 2).

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The arrangement of the individual predetermined parts can be seen particularly well from FIG. The material web 11 is guided close to the edge of the glasses 3 in the guides 15 and 16 and covers them essentially completely. As can be seen from the sectional view of the material web 11, an opening is also provided in the material web 11 in the area of the opening of the glasses 3, both in the upper and in the lower run of the same, so that the pelvic opening is free despite the complete coverage of the glasses 3 remain. The distance between the cutouts in the material web consisting of covers for the abortion goggles is dimensioned accordingly and can possibly be controlled by photocells.

FIG. K shows the arrangement of a coin-operated machine for actuating the covering device, as it is intended for use in public toilets, etc. The older coin-operated machine is switched in a known manner, not shown, with the motor 7 so that it covers the glasses 3 with a new edition when a coin is inserted.

In Figure 5 is a modified embodiment shown for the device according to the invention. A mounting plate 102 is mounted on a basin 101. A pair of glasses 103 is with its rear end over the Bedcan edge extended and at the end of the mounting plate 1) 2

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hinged so that exe pans at this point when it is lifted upwards from the mounting plate 102 «At the front end of the glasses I03 there is a deflection» · roller 113 with a bearing shaft 128 which protrudes over the length of the deflection roller II3 and (see Figure 6) in Support bearings 129 of the mounting plate 102 rests and thus the glasses 102, which are otherwise free over the mounting plate 102 is granted a front edition. When the glasses I03 are loaded, they only bend the slight gap height except for the mounting plate 102 with support through and is thus supported and secured against breakage «The elongation for the bearing shaft 128 takes place in the glasses IO3 in the designated bearing points 117 guides 115 and 116, which are formed by a gap between the mounting plate, glasses and cover, allow a conveyor to circulate · » bands 121 with a material web 111 consisting of continuous supports for covering the glasses IO3, with also on the conveyor belt can be dispensed with if with sufficient tear strength the material web is sufficiently safe for continuous conveying

In the bearing pivot axis of the glasses I03 there is an « drive roller I06 stored, which is from a motor 107 over a chain I08 is driven. This drive roller I06

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serves as a drive and reversing roller for the conveyor belt 121, which is provided with two pairs of drivers 122 which engage in the material web 111 and take it with them, while covering the glasses IO3 in the correct position on congruent shape of glasses I03 and the support, guarantee. The drive roller I06 is assigned a microswitch 120 which is actuated by the driver 122 and interrupts the transport of the conveyor belt in a manner known per se when a driver 122 activates the microswitch 120 actuated. A take-off roller IO9 is slidable in a vertical slot 146 on the drive roller I06. stores, which in turn carries a supply roll 110, which is also in this slot 1 ^ 6, which is advantageously in the Housing 106 can be incorporated and thus at the same time serves for the optical control of the support supply, slides. A disinfection insert I23 is known in the housing 105 Kind of disinfecting the used pads, which are placed on the take-off roller IO9, by winding on them, to be collected. The housing IO5 is provided with a cover at the top so that the interior of the housing is easily accessible is. On the wall facing the toilet bowl, another microswitch II9 is arranged so that it is in the area of the striking lid 104 is and is actuated when opening the same, with not shown and well-known way the promotion by the affiliated

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Motor 107 starts and again through a driver 122 is switched off. For this purpose, the cover 104 is with provided a specially designed hinge that the lid 104 at the desired angle against the microswitch II9 presses and there, by sufficiently tipping over the perpendicular away, safely left, by multiple scarf " th to prevent.

The cover 104 is held in a substantially cantilevered manner over the glasses, with the corresponding setting of the small amount required for the circulation of the conveyor belt 121 and the supporting material web 111 required thereon Gap between glasses 103 and cover 104, through a counter adjusting screw 126 supporting a stop 127 can be nominally provided. Here, too, one protects against breakage Sufficient flexibility of the material, which allows it to bend up to the point of support under load.

The material web runs from the supply roll 110 over a guide roll i2k and a further guide roll 122 to the conveyor belt 121, is taken along by the latter and guided over the reversing roll II3 over the drive roll IO6 and behind it to the take-off roll IO9, on which the leading end the material web 111 is attached *

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In Figure 7 is a further modification of the direction shown. A modern, self-supporting toilet basin 201 is provided with a mounting plate 202 and a pair of glasses 203 with a lid 204 attached to it. On the At the rear end of the glasses 203 there is a housing 205 attached, in which there is a supply of supports for the abortion goggles with the drive elements described above, which can, however, optionally be used against other designs. shapes can be exchanged. A conveyor belt can also be present, or the support material web can be transported without a conveyor belt, depending on the circumstances.

In contrast to the previously described exemplary embodiments, a collecting container 230 is provided below a reversing roller 213 according to FIG. An angle lever 232 rests on this guide track, the upper swinging end of which is provided with a flexible and pretensioned tongue 2k & which, as a result of the pretensioning when pivoting the angle lever 232, rests with at least its free end on the guide track 231 and the formation of an open from above Prevents the gap between the angle lever and the guideway. (See also Figure 8).

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The angle lever is rotatable with its other leg led out of the collecting container 23O a base plate 233 connected to the other end in a hinge 23 ^ is mounted.

9 shows a transmission for the drive of the pre "direction in a purely mechanical way, in the present case in connection with a lavatory Glasses» «cover 30 ^ · The bearing" pivot axis 34l of the lid 3 ⁰ ^ is also the pivot axis for a gear segment 3 ^ 0, which is attached to the cover 30 ^. The toothed segment meshes with a ratchet wheel 339 which drives a main gear 33 & over a common shaft, and the main gear 338 drives a spur gear 336 of a drive roller 306 via a pinion 337. The gear shown here can also optionally be connected to a hand lever, a crank, to the base plate 233 and other drive elements.

Figure 10 shows a detail of a material «ground 4ll consisting of individual interconnected at * · plies for Abort glasses · This material web can innerIbL b its outer edges only cutouts KK2 führungef simplest Aue have orm, for example, with a simple feed by a take-off roll within the above- written guides between the abortion goggles and the abortion goggles cover, with the support from the goggles either

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is removed or into a ready-made container. The support can, however, also be returned in the form described above around the glasses to a take-off roller that winds the supports, with drivers for the perforations kk5 being arranged both on associated conveyors and on the take-off roller. In addition, suitable perforations can also be provided for photocell control.

Lines of weakness kkj allow the supports to be used as a tear-off from the web of material after use as toilet paper, the corresponding lines of weakness kky making it easier to tear to size.

The device shown in FIGS. 1 to 4 operates as follows. When a coin is inserted into the coin-operated machine Ik , a switch (not shown) puts the motor 7 into operation, which drives the drive roller 6 via the chain 8. This rotates the take-off roller 9 and thus also the supply roll 10 resting thereon in such a way that the material web 11 attached to the take-off roller 9 with its leading find is on the take-off roller 9, and at the same time the material web coming from the supply roll 10 11 is settled. The latter is in a loop under the guide roller 12 hinduroh through the guide l6 over

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the reversing roller I3 passed through the guide I5 to the take-off roller, the built-in photocell 47 interrupting the promotion in the known manner when the supports are exchanged in the correct position, that is, after the supports have been covered with the shape of the glasses 3, followed by the replacement of the previous ones Edition is concluded against a subsequent one. The process can be repeated until the supply of supports located on the supply roll 10 has been used up, the supply roll decreasing in diameter and the take-off roll increasing in diameter, which however has no effect on the total of the two diameters, since the "Umspulung" goes on evenly and the diameters change evenly. As a result of the sliding mounting in the slots, the two "rewound" rollers have sufficient possibilities to compensate for any inaccuracies in the change in diameter, so that disturbances are excluded.

Since the conveying length is determined by the drive roller 6, the circumference of which is also the take-off roller on its circumference and this in turn engages the supply roll 10 at its periphery and the rollers thus mutually over their Circumference - do not drive according to the number of revolutions · »· are also Disturbances box the "UmspulVorgang" through material jams etc. excluded.

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Zm the embodiment according to Figures 5 and 6 takes place the replacement of the supports by means of a conveyor belt 121. When the cover 104 is lifted or closed, the microswitch 119 is actuated and switches on the motor I07, the via the chain 10Ö the drive roller I06 with the conveyor »· belt 121 drives. At the same time, the take-off roller I09 is driven, the circumference of which is on the drive roller 106 rests. The take-off roller winds the material web 121 attached to it with its leading end and at the same time with their scope to lying supply roll 110. The conveyor belt 121 operated by the drive roller I06 engages with its drivers into the web of material 111 and conveys it in the correct position via the glasses I03 until a driver 122 hits the microswitch 120 actuated, which interrupts the delivery by switching off the motor, whereupon the replacement cycle is completed. The fact that the material web 111 runs with the conveyor belt around the drive roller IO6, the feed to Take-off roller in contrast to the above-described off * guide example * · not directly from the guide between Mounting plate and glasses, but made from the drive roller, which is why the direction of rotation of each Elements in housing IO5 opposite to those of the ent «* speaking parts in the housing 5, in the previous example, is. It should also be mentioned that the driver on the conveyor with regard to the underflow of the trigger

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roller 109 do not cause any problems because the trigger »· roller is slightly raised in its slot as it passes under by the driver 122 and move upwards can.

In the exemplary embodiment according to FIGS. 7 and 8, the material web 211 is already from the reversing roller 213 at the front The end of the glasses 203 delivered and guided down into a channel with a guide track 231. The peeling dex "advanced by the conveying parts in the housing 205 Material web is done by moving the base plate 233 ' when entering the same. Here, the articulated angle lever 232 is pivoted about its bearing 235 and pushes the material located in the pivoting area in the direction of the collecting container 23O. To go back to the angle « hebeis 232 a withdrawal of the possibly jammed and the material web 211 blocking the angle lever 232 to prevent, covers the tongue 2 ^ 8 by resting against the Guide track 231 the resulting space from above and places it under the inserted web of material grasping ~ sliding upwards again, on the guide tram 231.

The drive scheme shown in Figure 9 by means of the cover 3O4 works in the following manner when lifting of the cover 30 ^ is the toothed segment 3 ^ 0 down

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swiveled and drives the ratchet wheel 339, which is optionally "depending on the application of one of the above-described embodiments" when opening or lowering the cover $ 0k on the downstream main gear

The drive movement is based on the pitch circle diameter

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Claims (1)

175310a January 12, 1968 I609 / 67 Claims lc toilet with lavatory basin, seating and possibly Lid, characterized by an associated device for at least partially automatic covering of the Vorrich Seat of the glasses (3, 103, 203) with a replaceable Edition (11, 111, 211, All). 2. Toilet according to claim 1, characterized in that the device has a receptacle (5 »105, 205) for one Has supply (lO, HQ) of covers and with funding (6, 106, 306, 7, 107, 9, 109, 121) is provided, whose promotion the edition (.11, 111, 211, 4ll) up to at least over the entire seat of the glasses (3, 103 »203) leads. 3. Toilet according to claim 1, characterized in that the device is provided with a collecting device (9 »109» 23O) for the used cushions (11, 111 »211,% ll). km toilet according to claims 1 and 3 »characterized in that the conveying means (12.1) are arranged so 100829/0053 bad original January 12, 1968 1609/67 that the edition through this funding (9, 109t 121)
after covering the glasses (3 »103» 203) is guided to the collecting device ο 5 "Toilet according to claims 1 to 4, characterized in that that the drive of the device is a mechanical drive (336 to 3 ^ 0). ' 6. Toilet according to claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the drive of the device is an electromechanical Drive (7 »I07) is. 7. Toilet according to claims 1 to 5 »characterized in that the device for covering with the
Cover (304) of the glasses is drivingly coupled by a suitable gear (336 to 34 = 0). 8. toilet »after claims 1 to 5t characterized 1 that a hand lever for driving the device 1 or, a crank is provided. 9 »Toilet according to claims 1 to ü, characterized in that that the device is arranged so that January 12, 1968 I6O9 / 67 they have a supply provided as a supply roll (10, HO) on covers and when actuated the respectively required Subtract cover length (444) from this supply » 10. Toilet according to claims 1 to 9 »characterized that the removal of the conditions from the supply roll (10, HO) by one of the funds associated Take-off roller (9) takes place, on the shell of which the supply roll rests and thus unrolled when the take-off roller rotates will" Ho lavatory according to claims 1 to 10, characterized characterized in that the take-off roller (9 »109) is driven directly will. 12. Klosettnach claims 1 to 10, characterized characterized in that the take-off roller (9, 109) by a the drive roller (6, I06, 306) attacking its jacket in a friction-locked manner is driven and the supports used (ll, -lll) are wound up on the take-off roller (9 »109) as a collecting device. 13 »Toilet according to claims 1 to 12, characterized through a guide (16, II6) between the seat of the ■ 109829/0063 _{BAD 0RIG1NAL} January 12, 1968 I6O9 / 67 Glasses (3j IO3 »203) and the underside facing them of the cover (4, 104, 204) for the conditions to be conveyed (11, 111, 211). 14. Toilet according to claims 1 to I3, characterized marked that on the underside of the glasses (3j IO3) an additional guide (I5, 115) for promoting the used supports (11, 111) for their collecting device (9, 109) and, if necessary, for that effecting this supply Part of the funding (121) is provided. 15. Toilet according to claims 1 to 11 and 13, characterized characterized in that the conveying means are designed so that the conveyance of the from the supply roll (10, 110) removed cover material (ll, 111, 211, 4-11) over the Seat of the glasses (3, 103, 203) takes place by advancement. 16. Toilet according to claims 1 to l4 _t, characterized in that the conveying means (2I3) for conveying the used pads (ll) from the seat (203) to the collecting device (230) of the front edge of the glasses (2O3) are arranged » 109829/0063 _BAD ί7531 06 12ο January Ι968 1609/67 17 »Toilet according to claims 1 to l'i and l6, daä. dufch marked that the promotion of the edition (ill) from the supply roll (HO) to the collecting device (109) through one in the guides (115 »II6) of the glasses (IO3) this led around conveyor (l2l) takes place. Ιο. Toilet according to claims 1 to l4, l6 and 17, characterized in that the led around the glasses (IO3.) Conveyor (121) is a double-track conveyor belt. 19. Toilet according to claims 1 to 14 $ l6 and 17, characterized in that the conveyor (121) has a The conveyor belt, which is wide enough for glasses, is the one with recesses is provided, which substantially coincide with the opening of the glasses. 20, toilet according to claims 1 to 191 thereby -fj indicates that the funding is a photocell (47) for Tax »is assigned to the conveying length» 21 * toilet according to claims 1 to 19, characterized in that that mechanical or mechanical-electrical control with fcel (122, 119i 120) for controlling the conveying length are assigned to the conveying means. 108829/0053 ^bath January 12, 1968 I6O9 / 67 22o toilet according to claims 1 to 21, thereby marked that on the front edge of the glasses (3t I03 » 203) a pulley extending over the entire width of the same (13, 113, 213) is arranged » 23 · Toilet according to claims 1 to 14, 16 to 22, characterized in that the deflection roller (213) is designed as a take-off roller with associated drive means. 2k * toilet according to claims 1 to 9 »11» 15 to 23 »characterized in that the collecting means (230) for the used AufIngen (21 ?.) ut terhalb the deflection roller (213) is arranged. 25 · Toilet according to claim 2 * t, characterized in that that the drive and the roll-up roller in the collecting device (230) arranged below the deflection roller for the used editions are assigned. 26 «toilet according to claims 1 to 25» thereby characterized in that the conveying means (121) for conveying the Supports (ill) over the seat of the glasses (103) with drivers (122) is provided with the order to be funded 109829/0063 _M0MMl ms 106 January 12, 1968 1609/67 location (Hl) an easy to manufacture and easily detachable Establish a connection between the funding (121) and the support (ill) * 27 · Toilet according to claims 1 to 26, characterized in that the device for covering the glasses with an exchangeable support is assigned a locking and release device (lk) which can be operated, for example, by coins. ' 28, toilet according to claims 1 to 6, 9 to 19 and 21 to 27t characterized in that the drive (336 to 2.4o) for the device with a floor covering serving lever-like mounted and when stepping on the same drive-effective plate (233) is coupled. 29 «Device for compressing agglomerated paper material loosely placed in a container, e.g. abortion goggle pads according to claim 1, characterized by one arranged in the interior of a collecting container (230) Angle lever (232). which, when actuated, is moved in the direction of the collected supports (211) and compresses them and by a pretensioned and flexible tab (247) attached to its free end, which is attached to a wall of the 109829 / 00S3 January 12, 1968 1609/67 Container rests together with cfem angle lever and the at Moving the bell crank away from the wall remains sliding on this. 30 * Support for glasses from lavatory basins for a device to cover the seat of the glasses with a exchangeable support according to claims 1 to 29 »characterized in that the support (444) is part of a a plurality of these conditions existing rolled paper web (4ll) and that the so forming a supply Supports (444) are each provided with a cutout (442) which essentially corresponds to the shape of the opening of the Glasses (3, IO3, 203) is adapted. 31. Support according to claim 30, characterized in that that this consists of wet-strength, smooth paper " 32. Support according to claim 30t, characterized in that ' that this consists of wet-strength creped paper. 33. Edition according to claims 30 to 32 »thereby characterized in that the same through perforation (443) in Sections of toilet paper size divided and torn are. 109Ö29 / 0053 ^ju BAD ORIGINAL i / 53106 12 »'January 1968 1609/6? 34. Aviflage according to claims 30 to 33, characterized in that that the same in its outer edge area with openings (445) for the engagement of drivers (J.22) of subsidies (l2l) for the promotion of the conditions (444) over the seat of the glasses (I03) are. 109829/0053