DE513946C - Device for fastening the longitudinal reinforcement wires in bottles and other containers for the storage and transport of gases - Google Patents

Description

The invention relates to devices for fastening the longitudinal reinforcement wires in bottles and other containers for Storage and transport of gases in which the longitudinal reinforcement wires are clamped at both ends of the bottle or the like will.

The invention consists in that the clamping of the reinforcement wires between each two ring-shaped pieces of metal is made, one of which is the upper part of the one Piece of existing wall of the bottle o. The like. Adapts, while the other piece of metal an upper cover disk adapts. With this arrangement, the wires are both between the first piece of metal and the wall as well as between the two pieces of metal and between clamped between the second metal piece and the said cover plate, so that a loosening of wires is not to be feared.

The drawings represent several embodiments of the subject matter of the invention, for example represent.

Fig. Ι gives in an axial longitudinal section the upper part of a reinforced container one of the embodiments of the invention again.

Fig. 2 shows the lower part of the container of Fig. 1 in a longitudinal section.

Fig. 3 gives the base of the container of Figs. 1 and 2, seen from below, without the body of the Container again.

Figs. 4 and 5 are sections of the upper and lower parts of the container according to Figs Fig. Ι and 2, but according to a second embodiment.

Figures 6 and 7 are sections of the upper and lower parts of the container from a third, respectively Embodiment.

Fig. 8 shows another way of attaching the reinforcement wires to the body of the container.

Fig. 9 is a bottom plan view of the container of Fig. 8 without the square one Foot and its fastening bolts.

Fig. 10 gives another way of attaching the wires to the lower part of the container.

In Figures 1, 2 and 3, the bottle or the body of the container is indicated by 1; he can with waves, z. B. transverse shafts 1 'may be provided; it is surrounded by longitudinal reinforcement wires 3. These wires 3, cut to the desired length, are attached to the body of bottle 1 and run in the upper

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Part of the bottle on the inside of an annular die 4 on its underside is adapted to the shape of the bottle.

One then leads into the interior of the die 4 a patrix 5, the outer profile of which corresponds to the interior of the part 4. This part 5 is provided with a central recess to put it over the neck 7 of the bottle to be able to; it has an annular projection 8, around which the wires 3 lying on the surface of the ring 4 are laid. The ends 3 ′ of the wires 3 are then directed towards the upper, flat part of the patrix 5 turned over and held by means of the cap 9, which is provided with a recess 10, which they are allowed to be pulled onto the neck 7. The cap 9 is secured by means of screws 11 in Screw holes 12 of part 5, connected to the latter. The sleeve 10 has a very wide flange 13 provided with thread 14, on which the lid 15 of the container is screwed. A protective ring 16 can be placed on the neck of the bottle and placed between the ends of the wires and the cap 9 are pinched.

At the lower part of the bottle, the same wires 3 are also applied to the bottle body and run into the interior of a ring 4 ', the di patrix 5' is adapted, which is on the

■ Bottle body supports and on the one hand with the middle part 6 ', which the centering on the bottom 7 'of the bottle, on the other hand is provided with a flange 8' which the Presses wires 3 against the lower side of the ring 4 '. The wires 3 are then in 3 'against the lower part of the patrix 5 'turned back and held by means of the plate 9', which on the part 5 'by the screw bolts 11', the engage in the holes 12 'of this part is attached. The plate 9 'has a conical extending edge 17, the upper cylindrical part 18 by means of rivets 19 on the Cylinder 20 is attached, which widens down to a square end 31 with after inside folded edge 22. The plate 9 'and the cylinder 20 together form the foot of the container, as can be clearly seen from Fig. 3 st.

As can be seen from Fig. 2, on the longitudinal reinforcement formed by the wires 3 with the help of the wires 23 a transverse reinforcement, which is held by the ring 24, is formed will.

In the embodiment according to Figs. 4 and 5 it can be seen that the die 4 is threaded on the outside and the cap 9 is screwed onto it instead of onto the patrix 5 to be fastened with bolts. A lock nut 25 secures the fastening of the cap 9 on the die. The male part 5 is pulled onto the neck 7 under pressure and forms on it upper end a shoulder 26 which centers the cap 9. The end 3 'of wire 3 becomes here placed and held before it comes to the upper side of the patrix. After all, the Die 4 consist of one or two parts as desired.

At the lower part of the container, the male part 5 'must be attached to the female part 4' Bring space. The patrix shows an upwardly extended edge 27 which follows the shape of the bottle and sits on the upper surface of the ring 4 'so that the wires 3 be placed evenly between this surface and the edge 27. The lower edge 8 and part 6 'have been omitted here. The wires 3 are against the lower side of the ring 4 'turned over and then go up again at 3' by following the outer outline follow the ring. They are held in their position by the foot 28, which is only shown here consists of one piece and is provided with an inner socket 29, which is the outer Adjusts the outline of the ring 4 'as shown in Fig. 5. This foot is through again on the patrix 5 ' Bolts 11 'attached.

It should be noted that in the embodiments of Figs. 1 and 4, the longitudinal Reinforcement wires at the upper part are compressed to a small extent (the inner diameter at the narrowest point of the ring 4), so that inevitably this Wires would have to lie on top of each other; but to get a correct "connection, you have to open the inner side of the ring 4 grooves or channels are attached, which the otherwise pick up overlapping wires. These recesses are not shown in the drawing.

The type of fastening shown in Figs. 6 and 7 is opposite to the previous one great simplifications. On the upper part, the male part 5 'is under pressure on the neck 7 applied; it has a downwardly open conical shape and is with a lateral Indentation 30 is provided. The male part is brought into place in front of the female part 4, which has a corresponding conical shape. The ones placed between these two parts Wires 3 are folded over at 3 'on the upper side of the die 4'. The cap 9 11 ο is fastened to the patrix 5 'by means of screw bolts 11 as before. On the lower part the bottle has the patrix 5 'a small, upper edge 27, which secures its position and is adapted to the shape of the bottle, it is also provided with waves 31 on the outer side. The die 4 'consists of two parts, which are secured by means of screw bolts and nuts 33 are united, and wraps around the outside of the patrix 5. The foot, constructed in the same way as in Fig. 3, only that the part 17 runs horizontally, is attached as described above.

Fig. 8 to ίο show other types of fastening of the wires 3 again at their lower end, they are very close to that of Fig. 7. In Fig. 8, the male mold 5 'has a single indentation 34 on its lateral surface; The die 4 ′, which consists of the two parts 35, 35, lies in this indentation and is held in place by a two-part ring 36,36 secured by bolts 37 and nuts

to 38 joined together with ham 39 (Fig. 9) is. The ends 3 'of the wires 3 are folded over onto the lower surface of the patrix 5' and are held by the plate 9 'of the foot. This plate 9 is on the patrix 5 ' screwed on by the bolts 11 'with fastening springs 40.

In Fig. 10 the patrix 5 'has only one outer, upper edge 27 and is without waves. The die 4 'is in two parts, held together by the screws 33, as in Fig. 7. These both parts have an upper edge 32 which is adapted to the shape of the bottle, and on its lower surface an annular indentation 41, in which the wires 3 so put that this on the one hand between the parts 4 'and 5' and on the other hand between the Die 4 'and the plate 9' are held. The latter has an annular bar 42 which lies exactly in the indentation 14.

One notices that the forms described, from Fig. 1 to Fig. 10, are always simpler are only exemplary embodiments and for understanding the essential features of the invention specified in the introduction to the description should serve. You can also use a transverse reinforcement on the longitudinal reinforcement as in Attach Fig. 2 without changing the essence of the invention.

Claims (1)

Claim: Device for fastening the longitudinal reinforcement wires in bottles and other containers for the storage and transport of gases, in which the longitudinal reinforcement wires clamped at both ends of the bottle or the like are, characterized in that the clamping between each two annular Metal pieces (4, 5), of which one (4) is attached to the upper part of the one-piece wall (1) the bottle o. The like. Adapts, while the other metal piece (5) is an upper Cover disk (9) adapts, the wires between the first piece (4) and the wall (1), between the two pieces (4,5) .and between the second piece (5) and. the cover plate (9) are clamped. 1 sheet of drawings