ES1068166U - Meteorological garage (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Meteorological gate, that being of rectangular plant with different sizes or measures, technical improvements have been practiced on its roofs, giving the upper one a chimney (fig.1) that prevents the entry of rainwater and dew. It consists of: 1. Cap, 2. Four external blades, 3. Four internal blades, 4. Two upper and lower rings and 5. A tube that connects it to the interior of the sentry box. The lower one, (fig.2) 1. It is fixed to the body of the sentry box, by means of recesses in the upper part of the body structure of the sentry box, and not overlapped on it. in the body of the meteorological booth, the upper straight comb and the adjacent broken blade have been removed (both) by a single wedge-shaped peinazo (fig. 2) 2. That confers more strength to it, better reinforced and avoids the loss of the replaced slats, since they lack the sufficient strength to sustain themselves due to the contraction-dilation that wood experiences on the outside. In the internal structure (fig. 3) that supports the double wall, a similar modification has been made, replacing the broken lama of both sides with a piece in the shape of a wedge 1, which is glued to the upper crosspiece of this structure, replacing the these, to avoid their loss, with all its consequences. to be able to center the lock in the door comb (fig. 4), we used a brass 1 folding handle, which allows to place the lock bulb in the center of the door 2. these modifications, both technical and structural, give the weather station a general aspect that is completely different from the existing ones (fig. 5), (fig. 6), (fig. 7) and (fig. 8). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Meteorological checkpoint.

Object of the invention

The present invention, as expressed in the set forth in this specification, refers to a checkpoint or prefabricated wooden shed, painted white, base rectangular and provided with lattice, designed to protect Meteorological devices, which improves those used in the stations  Manual and automatic meteorological.

This checkpoint essentially consists of three parts: Tejadillos, Body of the Garita and Legs or support of the same. The improvements that have been introduced in this model, affect basically to Los Tejadillos and the Garita Corps. Treating like this to solve problems of water entering the Garita Body and lost in this, of structural slats that make up the lattice

Background of the invention

There are not many models of Garita Meteorological, the most usual is the rectangular one and within the few existing versions, the one used in the stations meteorological presents certain technical deficiencies, which this try to correct, always maintaining the stipulations that establishes the World Meteorological Organization.

Description of the invention

The present invention is based on the creation of a chimney in the Tejadillo superior de la Garita, which Eliminates the entry of water inside the cabin. Structural change in the way of coupling the lower roof. Replacement of the upper comb of the lateral sides of this and the adjacent lama, on the other in the form of a curia, which absorbs the slope of the roofs, occupying the space left by both (straight comb and slanted slat). Avoiding the loss of this and conferring greater strength to the Garita Corps and better armed. In the same way it has proceeded in the internal structure, replacing the upper slats of the lateral sides of this structure. for a curia-shaped piece, which is glued to upper comb of this. Likewise avoiding the loss of upper plank, which when left with a mowed cut equivalent to the fall of the roofs and given to the bad support of this, they end for detaching over time both, causing the exposure of the meteorological devices to the Ultraviolet Radiation, causing thus its malfunction and rapid deterioration.

In the door of other models the shooter is rigid and centered on it, which causes the lock is substantially shifted to the side, which causes the door to be susceptible to being forced by the weakest part. In our model the rigid handle has been replaced by one of folding brass, which allows to focus the bulb of the lock and that is proportionally distributed security on both sides.

Brief description of the drawings

Figure 1 (Page 5) .- Shows several views of the chimney manufacturing on the upper deck, (floor and raised).

Figure 2-1 (Page 6) .- Shows the detail of how to support the lower roof.

Figure 2-2 (Page 6) .- Shows the detail of the outer curia-shaped combs.

Figure 3-1 (Page 6) .- Shows the detail of the interior curias.

Figure 4-1 (Page 7) .- Shows the modification of the door handle.

Figure 4-2 (Page 7) .- Shows the Modification of the position of the lock.

Figures 5, 6, 7 and 8 (Pag. 8) .- Show several views with the general appearance of the Meteorological Gate.

Description of a preferred embodiment

In view of the figures, in 1, you can see as the chimney of the upper deck is constituted by two rings on which 8 blades are supported, 4 outer shaped semicircular concave, with two overlaps and 4 interiors semicircular convex. That leave 4 small spaces with each other, alternating, exteriors with interiors, preventing the entry of Water for this. It is finished off with a circular lid with a bezel on the outside. Figure 2-1 shows like the lower roof, it is embedded in the structure upper body of the Garita. Thus avoiding overlapping by on top, according to a front and completely perimeter joint that It causes water to enter through it. Figure 2-2, shows how to replace the broken slats, of the lateral, which ends up detaching and leaving unprotected the cabin Figure 3-1 shows the solution that The same problem has occurred in the internal structure. The figure 4-1, shows the change of the rigid handle by a Brass folding handle. Figure 4-2 shows how with the previous modification it is possible to center the lock. In Figures 5, 6, 7 and 8. The general appearance of the Garita is shown Meteorological with all its modifications.

Claims (1)

1. Meteorological checkpoint, which being of plant rectangular with different sizes or sizes, have been practiced technical improvements in its covers, giving the superior one a chimney (Fig. 1) that prevents the entry of rainwater and dew. It consists of 1. Hood, 2. Four external blades, 3. Four blades internal, 4. Two upper and lower rings and 5. A tube that communicates this with the cabin of the Garita. The lower one (Fig. 2) 1. it is fixed to the body of the Garita, by means of recesses in the part upper body structure of the Garita, and not overlapping About this. In the body of the Meteorological Gate, they have suppressed the upper straight comb and the adjacent broken lama, (both) for a single curia-shaped comb (Fig. 2) 2. which confers more solidity to this, better armed and prevents the loss of lamas substituted, lacking these of sufficient strength to be sustained due to the contraction-dilation that Experience the wood outside. In the internal structure (Fig. 3) that supports the double wall, a similar modification, replacing the broken slat of both side by a curia-shaped piece 1, which is glued to the upper crossbar of this structure, replacing these, to Avoid their loss, with all its consequences. To be able to center the lock on the comb of the door (Fig. 4), we have used a folding brass handle 1, the which allows to locate the light bulb of the lock in the center of the door 2. Such modifications both technical and Structural, give the Meteorological Gate an aspect general different in its entirety, to the existing ones (Fig. 5), (Fig. 6), (Fig. 7) and (Fig. 8).