ES2329965A1 - Urban container for collection of domestic oil used in bottle. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Urban container for collecting used domestic oil in bottle. It is constituted by a main body (1) that acts as a structure, and where the elevating inner container (2) is housed. The container consists of double wall as a security measure against possible leaks, on the one hand there is the main body (1) which is totally hermetic and on the other hand there is the internal lifting container (2) which is where the bottles poured into the container are housed, and that is also totally hermetic. The container has a hinged door (4), when opening the door we find a pour box where the bottle is placed in a horizontal position and when the lid is closed, it is poured on the elevating inner container (2). The hinged door allows pouring but not extraction, since when it is open there is a plate attached to the bottom that holds the bottle and only when the door is closed is when the pouring occurs. With this system we make vandalism difficult and prevent bottles from being extracted inside the lifting container (2). The access of the folding door is easy given its height and is calculated in an ergonomic way to facilitate the pouring on the part of the users. When the container is full, the emptying operation is performed by unlocking the hinged covers (5) and (8) by means of the key (11), and the covers are lowered to allow the aerial extraction of the elevating inner container (2). In the emptying operation, the filled container (2) is collected and another container is left empty and clean for filling. With this container exchange system, we avoid odors from the waste by always placing completely empty and clean inner containers (2) in the emptying operation. Once the inner container has been replaced, the hinged covers (5) and (8) are closed and locked with the security key (11) to prevent them from being opened by other users than those authorized. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Urban container for oil collection domestic used in bottle.

Field of the invention

The present invention relates to a container for the collection of used domestic oil, suitable for your use in municipalities, in urban centers, public roads, cooperatives or associations.

The present invention relates to a container urban for the collection of domestic oil that the user has stored in any type of bottle. Integrates easily within the urban area of a city by having some suitable dimensions and is perfectly ergonomic for any user.

Object of the invention

The object of the invention is to manufacture a container for the collection of used domestic oil, generated in private homes. It is one more container of selective collection for the aforementioned waste. The container It is designed for the user to throw the bottle where it has temporarily stored oil without opening it and pour the content. Given its constructive characteristics it is totally fireproof against accidents or vandalism and is This is a double-walled container to avoid spillage in case breakage of the inner wall. During the emptying process replace full containers with empty and clean ones avoiding the odors of the remnant stored residue.

Background of the invention

Currently they do not exist on the market specific containers for this purpose. Being able to adapt any another container but without having the necessary conditions and the appropriate characteristics to guarantee the collection with total security. The container has a double wall system to avoid possible leakage of the inner container. The pouring system is carried out by means of a hinged door, which allows pouring into the inner container but not the bottle extraction anymore deposited.

Description of the invention

The invention proposes an urban container for collection of used household oil in bottle, which is constituted by a main body that acts as a structure, where the Inner container made up of the double-walled body. Both of them outer and inner containers are totally hermetic avoiding the leakage of liquids inside. The container has a swing door through which the process of spilled, when opening the door we found an iron that prevents the bottle from falling into the inner container at that time This fact occurs when the door is closed. In this way In the same way, we avoid extracting bottles already poured into the container. The container emptying operation is performed unlocking the upper hinged covers using the key, and they fold down the covers that have hinges on their sides. Of this form allows the aerial extraction of the inner container liftable. The filled inner container is replaced by an empty one, leaving the container ready to carry out the collection. He main body that houses the inner container remains immobile throughout the emptying process.

Brief description of the schemes

Figure Nº 1 shows the complete container with all its components. The container consists of double walls like security measure against possible leaks, on the one hand is the main body (1) which is totally hermetic, and on the other hand this internal lifting container (2) which is where the bottles poured into the container, and that is also totally airtight. The container has a hinged door (4). This door opens in the shape of a compass on the hinges (12), when opening the door the plate (13) that is attached to the door is raised and acts as a stopper, not allowing the bottle to fall until the door is closes. Figure Nº 3 shows the operation with more detail. The swing door allows pouring but not extraction, since when the plate (13) is open it covers the hole where the bottle falls. With this system we make actions difficult vandalism and prevent the removal of bottles already poured into the inside the lifting container (2). Door access folding is easy and ergonomically calculated to facilitate the discharge by any user. When the container is full the emptying operation is performed unlocking the hinged covers (5) and (8) using the key (11), and the covers that have hinges (7) and (10) in its sides. In this way, the aerial extraction of the internal lifting container (2). This operation is outlined in Figure Nº 4.

Figure Nº 2 shows the external appearance of the container with the hinged door (4) open to carry out the discharge of the residue. The door pivots on the hinges (12) placed at its end and drag the cover (13) to cover the gap in such a way that the bottle is retained until the door. At which point the cap (13) drops the bottle at the inside the lifting container (2). In this way the dumping of the waste by end users.

Figure Nº 3 shows the container seen from profile displaying the interior parts and the position of the swing door (4). This is the opening necessary to perform the pouring, also visualizing the position of the lid (13) turning to the swing door unison. You can also see the container liftable (2) as it is positioned inside the main container (1).

Figure Nº 4 shows the process of emptying the container. The process is done first by unlocking the hinged cover (5) by operating the key security (11). The hinged lid (5) has hinges (7) which are the ones that allow dejection, it also has a tab that overlaps on the hinged cover (8) that does not allow the folding it down once the cover (5) is closed. To help the folding the lid (5) there is a handle (6). Once the cover (5) the cover (8) is released to be lowered with the same hinge structure (10) and handle for opening. This form the gap is free for removal of the container interior lift (2), using the hooks (3) welded to the container. In the emptying operation, the container (2) is collected full and another empty and clean container is left for fill. With this container exchange system we avoid the odors of the residue by always placing in the emptying operation inner containers (2) totally empty and clean. One time once the inner container has been replaced, the lid is closed first hinges (8) and then the hinged cover (5) that presses on the (8) to prevent it from opening. Then it crashes with the safety key (11) to prevent them from being opened by unauthorized users.

Preferred embodiment of the invention

In view of the figures outlined, it is possible to visualize the shape and function of the container. In the figure No. 1, we see the general structure of the container, the body main (1) that acts as a closed structure at the top by two folding covers (5) and (8) and housing inside the lifting container (2) which is where the bottles will be housed discharged by users. In figure Nº 2 we see the aspect container overview describing in more detail the opening the discharge door and describing the measures of safety with the anti-extraction system of the bottle already poured, eliminating the possibility of vandalism. In figure No. 3 we can see the profile container and its internal structure, like this as another view of the hinged door system for the discharge of the residue. Figure Nº 4 shows the aerial emptying system that uses the container to get the containers both the external structure (1) with the interior (2) are watertight to avoid leakage of liquids contained inside. This form we get a double-walled container for liquids, even though the collection system is in a full bottle by the users.

Claims (6)

1. Urban container for collecting used domestic oil in bottle characterized by having a watertight outer structure and closed at the top by two hinged lids that allow access once opened to the internal lifting container that is housed inside the outer structure. A door is mounted on one of the hinged lids that users use to dump the bottles filled with the waste, inside the inner container. 2. Urban container for collecting used domestic oil in bottle according to claim 1 characterized by having inside the outer structure, a watertight container that will house the spilled waste and that will allow aerial extraction for its replacement once filled for another void. Both the exterior and interior containers are watertight, allowing liquid retention without spillage. Characterizing the container as double-walled as it is only open at the top. 3. Urban container for collecting used domestic oil in bottle according to claim 1 characterized by having two hinged lids on the ends of the main structure that allow the closure in the upper part. The lids have a safety lock to prevent their opening and once released from the lock they can be folded down to access the inner container for replacement once full. 4. Urban container for collecting used domestic oil in a bottle according to claim 1 characterized by the process of emptying the container once it is filled by replacing the filled inner container with another empty one. The emptying process is characterized by the need to use aerial extraction elements to replace the inner container once the upper lids have been folded down, with another similar empty container, housing it in the same space that the previous one occupied. 5. Urban container for collecting used domestic oil in bottle according to claim 1 characterized by having a pivoting door on one of the hinged lids that allows the pouring of bottles that users use for the temporary storage of waste. 6. Urban container for collecting used domestic oil in a bottle according to claim 5, characterized in that the pouring door has hinges at its end on which it pivots and allows its opening in the shape of a compass. The door has a plate that covers the access hole to the interior of the container when it is open, retaining the bottle without letting it fall into the container until the door closes. In this way, we avoid the extraction of spilled bottles, not allowing the inside of the container to be seen when finding the gap closed by the plate that moves in solidarity with the spill door.