DE9102154U1 - Collection facility for the separate collection of individual materials - Google Patents

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Hans Günter Kuhlmann, Fasanenweg 1, 7970 Leutkirch 1

Description:

Collection system for the separate collection of individual materials, particularly suitable for sorting recyclable materials from waste.

State of the art:

Recently, collection containers with two-chamber systems, the so-called bio-waste bin or dual system with a fixed partition wall, have been offered as a model test (copy attached). One chamber is intended for all recyclable materials and the other chamber for residual waste.

There is no sorting of recyclable materials at the base.

Up until now, good sorting has taken place where consumers collect recyclable materials at home and take them to the container sites to be recycled in individual large containers. Until then, everyone stored recyclable materials such as glass, metal, paper and plastics at home.

Problem:

The invention described in claim 1 is based on the following problem:

1. To create a collection unit that makes it easier to sort recyclable materials in a small space, cleanly and centrally.

2. To create a collection system suitable for each location (garage, basement, courtyard, front garden) that is also completely secured against unauthorized access, including animals.

3. To create a handy and easily transportable single box that can be carried like a suitcase and fits in any trunk

4. To create a space-saving collector that is rotatable so that it can be operated from one place and adapts to any wall angle.

Hans Günter Kuhlmann, f-asanenweg 1, 7970 leutkirch 1

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Invention:

The problems mentioned are solved with the measures of claim 1.

Beneficial effect:

The above solution has the following effects:

1. Consumers are encouraged even more to collect recyclable materials from waste.

2. Here, sorting takes place where the recyclable materials are generated from waste.

3. Consumers are more careful to avoid waste when shopping, as they have to sort things themselves. In contrast to the duo system mentioned above.

4. If the collection system is large enough, it could also be used by businesses.

5. The collection system could also be used in waste disposal facilities (so-called garbage disposal units) if the technology was modified accordingly.

Description of the invention:

The accompanying drawings of the invention should be explained as follows:

In drawing III you can see the collection systems) completely assembled (dimensions are given for the example of household waste with approx. 50 litres of content/individual box(2)). Under (2) one of the individual boxes(2) is shown in its design.

The individual parts and assembly are demonstrated from drawing 121 onwards. Drawing 121 shows the stand) complete and leads from drawing 131 to the so-called carousel (4) which is attached to the stand (3) and can move freely. The cover (5) shown in drawings 121 and 161 can then be screwed into the stand tube (3).

Hans GUnter Kühlmann, Fasanenweg 1, 7970 Leutkirch 1

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nor representation of an invention:

Drawing 131 shows the carousel (4) with the mounting stars (4a) and (4b) for the individual boxes (2). Inserting and hanging the individual box (2) is demonstrated in drawings 141 and 151.

In drawings 131 to 151 you can see notches on the lower star (4b). The inner bottom edge of the single box (2) slides into this.

At the same time, the nose on the individual box (2) slides over the ring of the upper star (4a). The struts of the upper star (4a) are offset by 30 degrees from the lower star (4b). They serve as a side support for the individual box (2) while it stands on the struts of the lower star (4b).

Once you have assembled the stands, carousel (4) and cover (5), you can now insert the individual boxes (2) one after the other. These rotate freely in a circle with the carousel (4), over the stands and under the upper cover.

The individual boxes (2) can only be inserted and removed in the cutout (5a) of the cover (5), as this is the only place where they can be pulled upwards.

As soon as the Linzel boxes (2) get under the cover (S) after the carousel (4) has rotated, they can no longer be pulled out upwards.

Lateral removal is prevented by the notch in star (4b) and the nose hook in star (4a).

Drawing 161 shows us the Schiossi6), a standard lock that is permanently installed in the cover (5) (section A-B).

When closed, it snaps into the tube of the carousel (4), thus blocking the rotation between the stands) and the carousel (4) and also preventing the cover (5) from being unscrewed.

The screw thread of the cover^) is secured against unscrewing by a grub screw. This grub screw can only be reached if the individual boxes (2) are removed (i.e. only with the lock open) and a hole in the tube of the carousel (4) is aligned with the grub screw (see drawing 161).

Claims (7)

Hans GUnter Kuhlmann, Fasanenweg if 7970 Leutkirch 1 Claim: 1. Collection system for the separate collection of individual materials, consisting of several transportable individual boxes suitable for different materials. characterized, that the individual boxes (2) are arranged in a common frame (3) and (4) and can be used individually, locked and removed. 2. Collection system according to claim 1, marked by, a locking device common to all individual boxes (2) (5) to prevent removal. 3. Collection system according to claim 1 and 2, characterized, that the removable individual boxes (2) _f are suspended in sectors on the rotating part of the frame, the carousel (4). 4. Collection system according to claims 1 to 3, characterized, that the individual boxes (2) can only be removed from the carousel (4) of the collection system (d) if they are rotated in the cutouts (5a) of the cover (5). 5. Collection system according to claims 1 to 4, characterized, that the lids (2a) of the individual boxes (2) can only be opened when the Linzel box (2) is rotated in the cutout (5a) of the cover (5). Hans Günter Kuhlmann, Fasanenweg K 7970-Leutkfrch 1J still claim: 6. Collection system according to claims 1 to 5, characterized, that by rotating the carousel (4) 30 degrees to the left or right, with the lock (6) engaged, all individual boxes^ 2) are secured against removal from the collection systemd) and against opening of the lids (2a). 7. Collection system according to claim 1, characterized, that the individual box (2) taken from the collection system can be carried like a suitcase using a handle (2b) incorporated in the inner sector tip.