ES1157787U - Anti-moon and anti-vandalism barrier (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Anti-moon landing barrier and anti-vandalism, consisting of two structural pillars (2) preferably of profile h, strongly cemented by reinforced concrete footing on both sides of the door frame of the premises to be protected, being in one of said pillars (2) welded hinges (3) for the horizontal rotation of a beam (4), characterized in that the distal end (5) of said beam (4) is locked in the housing of the h-profile frontally faced of said structural pillar (2), while at the other end of the beam (4) a recess (7) is welded where a solid steel pin (8), fixed by a safety lock (9), fits in the closed position. ) and key (10), said pin passing through said recess (7) and entering the housing of the h-profile frontally facing the pillar (2). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

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Anti-moon and vandal barrier. Object of the invention

DESCRIPTION

The present invention relates to an anti-moon and anti-vandal barrier to be installed in premises, warehouses or commercial establishments, which can be camouflaged behind the metal door of the premises or the ship or also in front of said door, in order to protect both of the moon landing robbery and conventional theft, preventing entry postage by any vehicle that intends to violate it and preventing its breakage by cutting tools. In order to achieve these two objectives, the invention presents the particularity of comprising retention elements not only of great resistance against vehicle impacts, but also has a beam configuration that fits into the two strongly grounded pillars that serve as a framework, entering one of the ends of said beam in one of the pillars, the one that supports the hinges, until it is locked, while the other end closes by bolt of great security, in such a way that its forced opening by conventional means is impossible, such as tongs, mallets or cutting tools, and consequently the violent or unwanted irruption of any vehicle. The landing robbery relies on the weak resistance of the conventional door to the frontal impact of a powerful vehicle or a truck, the direction of the impact of said vehicle being on its attack, perpendicular to the plane of the door. Therefore, the structural geometry in H of the beam of the present invention acts as a reinforcing barrier for the security of said door, achieving the effective retention of the transgressive vehicle after impact. But it is also the object of this invention to prevent the robber from being able to force the closing means of said barrier, violating the most vulnerable parts as usual with conventional barriers, rendering hinges or bolts useless with cutting or percussion tools, so In order to avoid this, the hinge area has been secured by embedding the end of the beam in the pillar where said hinges are located and embedding a steel bar in the bolt profile. The structure of the invention aims at two missions to accomplish and which are the most important in an attempt to robbery by moon landing:

- The maximum retention of the impact that the enclosure door receives when a vehicle collides directly or indirectly against the protection barrier.

- Prevent the transgressor vehicle from entering the interior of the enclosure, crossing the containment element.

- Prevent that, if the thief or thieves came to enter the premises personally by other means, such as violating a window, they can force the opening of the anti-moon and vandal barrier of the present invention, since the two inserts of the beam on the pillars make it impossible to unravel the barrier.

Its advantages lie in the reinforcement of the anti-moon and vandal protection of the door of the premises and the consequent resistance to intrusion into the enclosure of thieves' vehicles or to the opening.

Its industrial application is in the sector of the manufacture of garage doors and other premises and more specifically in the manufacture of anti vandal barriers and anti-moon landings reinforcing the security of conventional doors in premises.

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Background of the invention

There are known retractable anti-moon devices, such as the one described in the Spanish patent ES2193811 A1, which consists of a pit internally covered by a protective structure provided with a perimetral alarm projection located aligned with the surface of the land, inside which two metal pillars are mobilized , immovably linked with a beam, driven vertically upwards and downwards by means of pneumatic, hydraulic or electric pistons, the pillars being able to be replaced by two pairs of fixed pillars between which a beam is mobilized by means of mechanisms, internally attached to the pillars, the beam is operated with the collaboration of pistons. Said pit is located in parallel and with a length similar to the area to be protected, configured as a showcase or door, the pit being provided with an internal lining of prismatic configuration, presenting externally and aligned with the surface a fence constituting a monobloc body with the inner lining, moving inside the pit and positioned at the ends two pillars of metallic material, joined together by a transverse beam, the ends of the beam being immovably linked with the pillars, and presenting the upper part of the beam as well as the ends of the pillars an external cladding, activating the elevation and descent of the assembly formed by the pillars and the beam, as well as its cladding in vertical upward and downward movement by hydraulic, pneumatic pistons or elements, because between the walls of the pit and the pillars are located antifriction elements, configured as bearings or similar elements, because the cladding located on the beam and the pillars is positioned flush with the surface in its resting position, because in a second realization it has two pairs of pillars, between which a beam located transversely, joined to the beams through mechanisms, presenting in the lower part of the beam and between the pillars a pit, where the beam is introduced in its resting position, the beam and the mechanisms being moved up and down vertically using hydraulic, pneumatic or electric pistons , because the upper area of the beams, as well as the central area between them can be implemented with pieces of protection and external ornamentation.

This type of retractable antialunizajes devices, hidden in a pit contrast with the proposed invention, which is constituted as an authentic impassable barrier, with much more effectiveness as an anti-vandalism element, since its structure does not depend on pistons or ascending mechanisms that weaken the shock resistance from outside.

Description of the invention

The antialunizaje and vandal barrier object of the present invention is constituted from two structural pillars preferably with a H profile, consistently grounded by reinforced concrete footing on either side of the door frame of the premises to be protected. On one of said pillars, hinges are welded for the horizontal rotation of a beam whose distal end is embedded in the housing of the H-profile frontally facing said structural pillar. At the other end of the beam, a recess is welded where a solid steel pin locked in the position of the H-profile facing the opposite pillar fits into the closed position. Legs welded to the beam and topped by wheels allow the beam to move in its opening and closing turning movement.

In a different embodiment, the opening of the beam can be sliding, that is, by means of glues installed in the ground with a movement parallel to the major axis thereof. This opening system can be driven by electric motor.

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Also in different embodiments the profile of the elements that constitute the structure can be square, rectangular or round.

Brief description of the drawings

For a better understanding of the description, drawings are included which represent a preferred embodiment of the present invention. In these drawings:

Figure 1: General conventional perspective view of the barrier.

Figure 2: Perspective view of the hinge and the end of the beam that locks into the H profile of one of the structural pillars.

Figure 3: Perspective and phase view of the interlocking process of one end of the beam in a barrier pillar.

Figure 4: Perspective view of the lock / pin with safety lock in the closed position.

Figure 5: Perspective view of the lock / pin with safety lock in the open position.

Figure 6: Perspective view of the lock / pin with safety lock in rest position.

Figure 7: Perspective view of one of the pillars of the beam topped by scroll wheel.

Figure 8: Perspective and phase view of the horizontal rotation of the beam around the hinge to open and close the barrier.

The numerical references of the figures correspond to the following constituent elements of the invention:

1. Camouflaged anti-moon barrier

2. S-shaped structural pillars grounded on reinforced concrete footing

3. Hinge

4. H profile steel beam

5. Distal end of the beam that locks into a pillar

6. U-shaped interlocking pillar

7. Recessed

8. Pin closure

9. Security lock

10. Wrench

11. Leg 5 12. Wheel

Description of a preferred embodiment

A preferred embodiment of the present invention can be based on a barrier (1) antialunizaje 10 and vandal constituted from two structural pillars (2) preferably of H profile strongly grounded by reinforced concrete footing on either side of the door frame of the premises to be protected. On one of said pillars (2), hinges (3) are welded for horizontal rotation of a beam (4) whose distal end (5) is locked in the housing of the H-profile frontally facing said pillar (2) structural.

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At the other end of the beam (4), a recess (7) is welded where a solid steel pin (8), fixed by safety lock (9) and key (10), fits in the closed position, crossing said pin the referred recess (7) and entering the housing of the H-profile facing the pillar (2). Legs (10) welded to the beam and wheel ends 20 (11) allow the beam to move in its opening and closing rotation movement.

Claims (2)

1. Anti-moon and anti-vandal barrier, consisting of two structural pillars (2), preferably with an H profile, strongly grounded by reinforced concrete footing and one 5 other sides of the door frame of the room to be protected, being found in one of said pillars (2) welded hinges (3) for the horizontal rotation of a beam (4), characterized in that the distal end (5) of said beam (4) is locked in the housing of the H-profile frontally facing said structural pillar (2), while at the other end of the beam (4) a recess (7) is welded where a closed position fits pin (8) of solid steel 10, fixed by safety lock (9) and key (10), said pin passing through said recessed (7) and entering the housing of the H-profile facing the pillar (2). 2. Anti-moon and anti vandal barrier, according to claim 1, characterized in that legs (10) welded to the beam and finished off by wheels (11) allow the beam to move in 15 its opening and closing turning movement.