EP0416973A2 - Aufbewahrungsschrank für zahlreiche kleine Gegenstände - Google Patents

Aufbewahrungsschrank für zahlreiche kleine Gegenstände Download PDF

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EP0416973A2
EP0416973A2 EP90402295A EP90402295A EP0416973A2 EP 0416973 A2 EP0416973 A2 EP 0416973A2 EP 90402295 A EP90402295 A EP 90402295A EP 90402295 A EP90402295 A EP 90402295A EP 0416973 A2 EP0416973 A2 EP 0416973A2
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    • AHUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47FSPECIAL FURNITURE, FITTINGS, OR ACCESSORIES FOR SHOPS, STOREHOUSES, BARS, RESTAURANTS OR THE LIKE; PAYING COUNTERS
    • A47F5/00Show stands, hangers, or shelves characterised by their constructional features
    • A47F5/0018Display racks with shelves or receptables
    • A47F5/0025Display racks with shelves or receptables having separate display containers or trays on shelves or on racks
    • A47F5/0037Display racks with shelves or receptables having separate display containers or trays on shelves or on racks being rotatable or tiltable
    • AHUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47BTABLES; DESKS; OFFICE FURNITURE; CABINETS; DRAWERS; GENERAL DETAILS OF FURNITURE
    • A47B49/00Revolving cabinets or racks; Cabinets or racks with revolving parts
    • A47B49/008Revolving cabinets or racks; Cabinets or racks with revolving parts with motorisation means

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  • the present invention relates to cupboards, furniture and storage or filing cabinets for small, numerous and different objects.
  • the invention applies for example to drugs in a pharmacy, where there are in stock a large number of different drugs, each generally having a small volume and being present in a few copies, or to mechanical parts in a workshop, archive files, laser discs, video cassettes, etc. and, in general, any classification of objects using drawers or shelves.
  • the invention relates to cupboards of the kind in question which have superimposed trays which can be moved individually to reveal the cleared surface of a tray, with a view to picking up or placing objects therein.
  • the invention aims to provide a space-saving storage cabinet, easy access, simple operation, and to limit the width of the service corridor to what is only necessary for the passage of users.
  • the subject of the present invention is a storage cabinet for objects of small dimensions, numerous and different, comprising a number of mobile trays which are superposed independent of each other, characterized in that the trays are mounted to rotate around a single vertical axis, have a circular periphery around said axis, and that each plate has a notch in a circular sector.
  • the plates are conical with the higher center, and preferably, they are formed of concentric crowns rising in steps towards the center. This allows better observation, especially horizontal.
  • the plates consist of several baskets in the form of circular sectors, advantageously three quadrants, generally, n-1 or n-2 baskets in the form of sector 1 / n of circle (for example 10 baskets of 1/12 of a circle).
  • the composition of 3 baskets in a quarter circle is simple and advantageous.
  • the device may include indexing housings provided on the periphery of the plates to cooperate with elastic members in order to index the plates in the various predetermined positions, said elastic members being constituted by two roller shafts driven by motors, said shafts rollers being applied elastically against the periphery of a plate when the latter is not in the indexed position, but not being in contact with the periphery of said plate when they are in indexing housings.
  • the shafts are each journalled in a yoke comprising a vertical upright and two arms, pivotally mounted on the frame of the assembly, one of the arms being provided with an extension, the end of which moves between two control contacts of the motors, the yoke being elastically biased towards the center of the device.
  • the invention provides a storage cabinet device for objects of small dimensions, numerous and different, comprising a number of mobile trays superimposed independent of each other, the trays being rotatably mounted around of a single vertical axis and having a circular periphery around said axis, characterized in that each plate consists of two left and right half-plates situated in the same horizontal plane and rotating independently of one another around the axis of rotation, each representing a circular sector of opening substantially equal to 120 degrees so that the half-trays can be placed in a so-called rest position where the half-trays are aligned vertically in two contiguous columns defining a frontal access area in the form of a circular sector of opening substantially equal to 120 degrees, the half-trays being formed s so as to provide a free space between the two columns of half-plates, in the vicinity and at the rear of the axis of rotation, so as to allow the passage of a vertical roller shaft driven by an electric motor, and in that the half-plates are mounted on the axis of
  • the free space allowing the passage of the roller shaft can be obtained by off-centering each pivot relative to the circular sector constituted by the corresponding half-plate.
  • each pivot is pierced with an annular oblong hole and two circular holes distributed substantially at 120 degrees from one another on a circular periphery of said pivot, so that when all the half-plates are in the rest position, the set of holes constitutes three vertical channels inside the pivots, a first channel being formed by the alternating stack of oblong holes of the left half-plates centered on circular holes of the right half-plates, a second channel being by the alternating stack of oblong holes of the right half-plates centered on circular holes of the left half-plates, a third channel being constituted by the alternating stack of circular holes of the left half-plates and of circular holes of the half-plates rights.
  • Two light beam emitters emit a first vertical light beam passing through said first vertical channel before being detected by a first detection device, and a second vertical light beam passing through said second vertical channel before being detected by a second detection device , so that if one of the half-plates is turned manually, the cutting order of the beams determines the direction of rotation to be given to the roller shaft to drive the half-plate by continuing the movement thus initiated, a control means being provided for controlling the running of the motor of the roller shaft in a first direction if the first beam is cut first, and in a second direction if the second beam is cut first, said control means stopping the operation of said motor when the two beams are detected by said detection means.
  • the trays can be of molded material and have a height h less than that of the storage, while partitions or removable edges can have a higher height.
  • each annular separation is produced by fitting a removable partition onto a rib of a certain thickness formed on the surface of the tray, said removable partition being produced by assembling a central plate provided with a lower end and lateral spacing means spaced horizontally between them by a certain distance, with two lateral plates each comprising a lower end, a inner face on which said lateral spacing means are fixed, and an outer face, the spacing between said inner faces being substantially equal to the thickness of the rib and the lower end of the central plate being placed at a certain distance above the lower ends of the side plates.
  • Each removable partition may include pins arranged in vertical rows on the outer faces of its side walls, said pins making it possible to wedge a radial partition between two successive annular partitions.
  • the vertical rows of pins can be spaced apart by a distance substantially equal to the thickness of said removable partition including the pins, so that such a partition cut into two lateral ends to have a vertical row of pins on each outer face of each lateral end can be arranged and maintained in a radial arrangement on the surface of the plate, by interlocking of its lateral ends between vertical rows of pins, on two successive annular removable partitions.
  • Figures 1 and 2 schematically illustrate the general principle which is at the origin of the present invention.
  • the device comprises three superimposed plates 1 A , 1 B , 1 C , mounted to rotate about a vertical axis 2.
  • Each plate has the shape of a disc centered on axis 2, and which lacks a sector circular to form a notch.
  • the trays are arranged as close vertically as possible to each other. Under these conditions, it is only possible to have access to a part of a plate other than the upper plate, when this part of the plate is below the notch at least of the immediately upper plate.
  • An access zone is normally provided, on the front in the case of FIG.
  • the plates are normally arranged, at rest, with all the notches superimposed in front of the access zone, overall position called neutral.
  • the notches are 90 °, a quarter of a circle. It is not very useful if it is larger. A narrower cut saves storage space at the expense of quick access.
  • the plates are substantially planar.
  • the visibility of the objects placed on the trays can be improved if the trays have a conical surface whose center is higher than the periphery. This facilitates horizontal observation and is particularly advantageous for the trays located at a certain height.
  • Figure 4 shows in half-section two superimposed plates 5 A , 5 B. These trays are formed of crowns 5 ′, 5 ⁇ , 5 ′′′ arranged in steps, equivalent to a conical shape, but because of the flat bottom of the boxes formed on the trays, this arrangement is more convenient for the placement of objects and reading indications (see below). Of course, a simple conical shape also comes within the scope of the present invention.
  • Each plate is compartmentalized by circular members receiving axial dividers.
  • the frames carry card holders allowing the identification of the products contained in the tray.
  • the system can be improved by making it automatic. To do this, there will be available for all of the plates two vertical roller shafts 6 A , 6 B (see FIG. 5) driven by motors M1, M2.
  • the motors are controlled by contacts 7 A , 7 B , organized as follows.
  • Each shaft 6 pivots in a yoke comprising a vertical upright 9 and two arms 8 fixed on the vertical upright 9.
  • the vertical upright 9 pivots in the frame 26 of the assembly.
  • Springs 27 can be provided to apply the yoke, with the shaft towards the center of the plates.
  • An arm 8 of each yoke is provided with an extension 8 A , forming a contact lever which struggles between the two contacts 7 A , 7 B.
  • the shafts are placed in the plate housings, and the 8 A extensions do not touch any of the contacts. Two trees are necessary due to the notches in the trays.
  • the plate can be rotated in one direction or the other.
  • the motors with two directions of rotation, automatically start to rotate in the direction initiated by manual pushing.
  • each plate can be simplified by producing the indexing housings by interruptions of a discontinuous friction strip (for example made of rubber) glued to the periphery of each plate.
  • a discontinuous friction strip for example made of rubber
  • the system can be supplemented by a manual blocking in neutral position, preventing any access to the plates and thus serving as global lock.
  • Another manual locking can on the contrary maintain the rollers in non-indexed positions, which has the effect of making all the plates free (in the event of a power failure for example) allowing manual use of the device.
  • FIG. 6 is a schematic representation of a tray. It consists of three identical baskets 10 A , 10 B , 10 C , each constituting a useful area and each being hung on the central axis, for example on a sleeve 12 rotatably mounted on the vertical axis.
  • This solution first allows easier manufacturing, the mold being cheaper, but above all, when a basket is presented in front of the active area, it can be unhooked from the central axis to transport it to another place where it will be, for example, filled. This avoids immobilizing the whole cabinet when we want to restock the floors.
  • each basket has chamfers 11 on its outer edges, these chamfers serving as indexing housing for the drive shaft.
  • each basket consists of corridors 13 in which will be housed the drugs or products to be stored.
  • the basket has a height "h" which can be less than the height of the products to be stored.
  • Means may be provided for fixing partitions of height H greater to the plates.
  • each corridor is equipped with stops or vertical grooves 15 making it possible to slide removable partitions 16 or radial partitions to isolate different types of products to be stored.
  • the attachment system on the central axis is shown here. In Figure 8, there is shown by way of example a circular housing system 15 open to accommodate the removable partitions 16. This system makes it possible to prevent the removable partition from having a movement of movement along a radius.
  • partitions 17 can be inserted which serve as partitions between compartments, of a height equal to the total useful height of each tray, while the tray itself has a lower height h.
  • the partitions 17 are advantageously transparent and can serve as label holders.
  • FIG. 9 An example of a partition is shown in perspective in FIG. 9. It consists of a honeycomb structure composed of a central wall 18 on which are fixed, for example by welding, two embossed walls 19, 20. The assembly can obviously be made all at once by extrusion. This system made up of three transparent walls makes it possible to constitute two rows of cells in which the labels for locating the products will be slipped. It is common for a product to be accompanied by two labels, one for designation, the other for stock.
  • This honeycomb structure is flexible enough to be curved. Its length "L” and its height "H” can be modified by cutting.
  • the honeycomb is placed in an annular groove in the basket.
  • the honeycomb therefore has two roles: to serve as a label holder and to define the storage height of the products. It actually serves as ledges to the corridors.
  • the corridor could be separated by removable radiant partitions, but it is common to want to split the corridor into small annular zones. To do this, a retaining clips can be fixed on a removable partition and one can slide into this clips a piece of honeycomb which again will serve as label holders and ledge.
  • two storage areas have been created in the corridor.
  • the removable partitions may include perforations 22 (FIG. 7) of any suitable shape, for passing screws or other fixings therein.
  • the clips can simply be slid and held by clamping on the partition.
  • FIG. 10 shows an advantageous alternative embodiment of the partitions of the plates.
  • FIG. 10 is presented a fragment of a tray comprising a bottom 40 and a flange 41.
  • annular ribs 42 On the bottom 40 are formed annular ribs 42, on which removable partitions 43 can be fitted to form annular partitions of the tray.
  • Each removable partition 43 is produced by assembling two side plates 44 on a central plate 45.
  • Each side plate 44 comprises two lateral ends, a lower end, an upper end, a smooth face and a face provided with pins 46.
  • the central plate 45 comprises two lateral ends, a lower end, an upper end, and has vertical undulations 47 regularly distributed.
  • the central plate is fixed to the respective smooth faces of the two side plates, by means of the corrugations 47 which maintain a certain spacing between the central plate and each side plate, so that the spacing between the respective smooth faces of the two side plates 44 is substantially equal to the thickness of an annular rib 42.
  • the lower end of the central plate 45 is located at a certain distance above the respective lower ends of the side plates 44, which allows the removable partition to fit together 43 on the rib, and the upper end of the central plate 45 projects above the respective upper ends of the side plates 44.
  • the side plates 44 are placed in correspondence with one another, the respective pins 47 of the two faces being themselves placed in correspondence from one face to the other.
  • the plates constituting the partition can be made of plastic, advantageously transparent.
  • the corrugations 47 can be fixed to the side plates, for example by welding or by gluing.
  • the corrugations 47 could be replaced by ribs on either side of the plate 45.
  • the spacing between the central plate and the side plates allows the partition to be used as a label holder.
  • the pins 46 are regularly distributed in vertical rows spaced by a distance e substantially equal to the total thickness of a removable partition, including the pins. It is thus advantageously possible to produce a radial partition by cutting a partition of the type previously described so that the lateral ends of its lateral plates each have a row of pins, and that its length is substantially equal to the radial distance between two successive annular partitions; the cut partition can thus be slid and held in a radial position between two vertical rows of pins than the two successive annular partitions.
  • the spacing e between the vertical rows of pins and the size of the pins must be adapted to the radial distance between two annular partitions, so that a partition cut to the correct length can effectively have pins at each lateral end of its side plates.
  • the pins can have a parallelepiped shape, as shown in Figure 10, or any other shape.
  • FIG. 11 to 14 show a particularly advantageous embodiment of the invention, in which each of the superimposed plates (1A, 1B, 1C, ...) consists of two half-plates 50, 51 located at the same level and rotatable independently of one another around a fixed shaft 52.
  • each half-plate 50, 51 has substantially the shape of a circular sector having an opening substantially equal to 120 degrees.
  • Each half tray is thus delimited by two lateral edges arranged substantially at 120 degrees, one by relative to each other, joined by a circular front edge.
  • the plates determine a notch open 120 degrees forward. To access the contents of one of the half-trays, simply bring it by rotation into the open notch, as in 1B.
  • Each half-plate 50, 51 is extended towards the rotation shaft 52 by a pivot, respectively 53, 54, rotatably mounted on the shaft 52.
  • the pivots 53, 54 are placed at different levels on the shaft 52, and are supported by any known means, for example by elastic rings snapped into peripheral grooves of the shaft 52.
  • Each pivot 53, 54 is of substantially cylindrical shape, and has a cylindrical lateral surface 58 which is connected to the lateral flanges of the corresponding half-plate, as shown in FIGS. 12 and 13.
  • the lateral surface of the pivots has a notch 55 near its connection to the lateral edge situated towards the rear of the device in the rest position.
  • the lateral flange situated towards the rear in the rest position is not in a direction concurrent with the rotation shaft 52, so that the half-plates 50 and 51 leave between them a free space 56 in their rest position, as in figure 13.
  • roller shaft 57 In this free space 56 is disposed a rotating roller shaft 57, parallel to the shaft 52, at a distance from the fixed shaft 52 such that the roller shaft 57 is applied elastically against the cylindrical surface 58 of a pivot, when said shaft-roller is not opposite the notch 55 of said pivot.
  • the roller shaft 57 is driven by an electric motor (not shown).
  • the roller shaft 57 When the half-plates 50, 51 are in their rest position, the roller shaft 57 is not in contact with the pivots 53, 54 since it is opposite the notch 55 of each pivot. On the other hand, if one of the half-plates, for example 51, is slightly turned manually forwards, the roller shaft 57 is no longer in front of the notch 55 of the pivot 54, so that the the roller shaft 57 is applied elastically against the cylindrical lateral surface 58 of the pivot. The rotation of the roller shaft 57 in the desired direction then drives the half-plate 51 forward, by friction.
  • the training could be done as well by meshing.
  • the roller shaft 57 is in this case provided with teeth, as well as the lateral surface 58 of each pivot.
  • the pivots 53 and 54 are pierced with holes parallel to the fixed shaft 52, as shown in Figure 12.
  • the pivot 53 has three holes distributed over a circular periphery of said pivot, substantially 120 degrees from each other.
  • One of the holes 59, close to the notch 55, is of annular oblong shape, while the other two holes 60 and 61 are circular of diameter D.
  • the oblong hole 59 is of width equal to the diameter D, and of length for example equal to 3D.
  • the pivot 54 has three holes 59 ′, 60 ′, 61 ′ identical to the respective holes 59, 60, 61 of the pivot 53, distributed at the same distance from the fixed shaft 52 as the holes of the pivot 53, and also distributed at 120 degrees from each other with respect to the fixed shaft 52.
  • the oblong hole 59 ′ is located 120 degrees from the notch 55 of the pivot 54, so that when the two half-plates 50 and 51 are assembled on the shaft 52 and placed in the rest position as shown in FIG. 13, the circular hole 61 ′ is centered on the oblong hole 59 ′, and the holes 60 ′ and 61 are aligned.
  • the device further comprises two light beam emitters, emitting light beams parallel to the fixed shaft 52.
  • a first light beam F1 crosses all of the holes 59 and 61 ′ of the various superimposed plates when all the half-plates are in rest position.
  • a second light beam F2 crosses all of the holes 59 ′ and 60 of the various superimposed plates when all the half-plates are in the rest position.
  • Two photoelectric cells (not shown) are arranged so as to detect the beams F1 and F2 after they have passed through the various holes of the superimposed plates.
  • the two light beams can again pass through the superimposed plates, and are detected by the photoelectric cells; the power supply to the electric motor driving the roller shaft 57 is then cut off, so that the half-plate 50 comes to a standstill in a position where one can have access to its contents.
  • the beam F1 is then cut first by the displacement of the circular hole 61, then the beam F2 is in turn cut by the displacement of the oblong hole 59.
  • This order of cutting of the beams determines the rotation of the roller shaft 57 in the counterclockwise direction in FIG. 13, which causes the half-plate 50 to return to its rest position, where the notch 55 of the half-plate comes in front of the roller shaft 57, which is not thus no longer in contact with the pivot 53.
  • the two beams F1 and F2 can then pass through the different holes of the superimposed plates, which stops the rotation of the roller shaft 57.
  • the return of the half-plate 51 is carried out by initiating the movement manually, which first cuts the beam F2 by displacement of the hole 60 ′, then the beam F1 by displacement of the oblong hole 59 ′.

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