FI110245B - Vehicle washroom - Google Patents

Description

I 110245 I 1;

Vehicle washroom

The invention relates to a vehicle washroom, in particular a washroom, which is intended to be brought to the site as ready-to-assemble, easy-to-connect components comprising a floor and underfloor tanks for handling washing liquids, walls with door openings, ceilings and equipment.

The erection of various on-site washrooms for vehicle washings, especially due to load-bearing foundations in concrete, requires a long time. Such a hall is always a fixed building that is virtually impossible to move from one place to another.

Frequently, the washroom is required to be able to set up its installation site very quickly, even within a few hours, and, if necessary, be able to be moved to another location.

Halls meeting the above requirements exist as such. An example. . such a hall is disclosed in U.S. Patent No. 5,033,489. Such halls, however, are generally very small and are fully ground-mounted halls that can be moved as complete units, which in other respects may not necessarily meet the requirements for washrooms, especially those with automatic washing machines.

It is an object of the invention to provide a vehicle laundry hall which meets the above requirements.

This task is solved in accordance with the invention and according to the invention, the laundry hall is characterized in that the laundry hall includes a pool section arranged in a... ·: 30 to form a bearing base of the hall, whereby the pool section is arranged to be brought and lowered as a ready-made unit to the installation site for it *: **: excavated pit for immersing the pool section at least partially in the ground;

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The pool part of the washroom according to the invention forms a cohesive, self-supporting assembly which is easily moved to a pre-excavated and leveled foundation pit. The pre-insulated pool section can then easily be installed on walls and ceilings, as well as provide the necessary water, drain, electrical and data connections, after which the hall environment can be filled and leveled.

In the laundry hall according to the invention, the underground laundry hall foundation, the above-ground laundry hall support structures and the functional reservoir and separator structures 10 with their equipment are combined with the same easily movable structure that already has factory-installed auxiliary equipment, electrification, piping and automation. The technical space required by the washing / separation systems is preferably an integral part of the foundation part of the pool.

15 Demounting a hall is as easy as erecting it. With short transfers, the hall can be moved even as a whole.

The pool portion is preferably formed in a substantially hexagonal shape,. . whereby it can be easily welded from rectangular plates, e.g.

• · ·; 20 steel plates. As such, the shape of the pool portion may also be other. The basin • · · * can also be made of other materials, eg fiberglass, plastic,

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"*! of concrete, etc.

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The width or length of the basin section need not necessarily be equal to the width or length of the washbasin I I »• * · * 25. Particularly for transportation reasons, it is preferable that the width of the pool does not exceed a certain maximum allowable size. Thus, according to the invention, it is preferably arranged to have a lateral support piece protruding from the top of the basin section. kit to support the walls and ceiling through said side support beams to the • (ί '·') part of the pool. Such side beams are preferably attached to the removable! pool part, whereby * 4 4 30 can only be installed in the hall itself.

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Preferably, the pool portion is provided with a plurality of tanks and separator chambers that are integral parts of the pool portion, which containers or chambers are formed by separating them from the pool portion by fixed partitions. The upper surface of the basin portion is preferably formed as a midsole with tilt to guide the wash liquids to the desired containers or separator chambers. The midsole is formed as an integral part with the pool part or with one or more containers or separator chamber formed in the pool part, thereby maximizing the rigidity and strength 5 of the pool part.

The invention will now be explained in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawing, in which: Figure 1 is a schematic exploded view of a washbasin according to the invention.

Fig. 2 schematically shows the wash hall according to Fig. 1, in which the basin section is shown assembled as well as the structures on it.

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Fig. 3 schematically shows a horizontal section of the wash hall according to the invention (section along line A-A in Fig. 4).

Figure 4 is a sectional view taken along line B-B of Figure 3.

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Figure 5 is a sectional view taken along line C-C of Figure 3.

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Fig. 6 shows the components of a wash hall according to the invention loaded on a transport vehicle.

1 · 2 is generally arranged below the actual hall portion of the washroom shown in Figures 1 and 2 in schematic perspective view and in sectional views in Figures 3 to 5, generally denoted by the reference numeral 1. The basin section 1 is formed, for example, by a welded • ♦ · v: plate structure and forms the base of the hall. The basin 1 is arranged to be brought and lowered as a ready-made unit to the installation site in a well excavated for the purpose of at least partially immersing the basin 1. in. The walls 16, 17 and the ceiling 18 are arranged to be mounted in place on a suitable basin section 1.

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In the drawing, the pool part 1 is formed as a rectangular steel structure, but it can be of any other shape or material.

L-shaped side support beams 2 for supporting e.g. walls 16, 17 and roof 18 through said lateral support beams 2 to the basin member 1. One leg of the L-profile is fixed horizontally to the vertical wall of the basin member 1 and the other leg is arranged towards the outermost directly to said vertical wall. The bolts 10 secured by bolts to the pool member 1 may be detached from the pool member 1 during transport.

The basin 1 is divided by fixed partitions 10 into a plurality of tanks and / or separator chambers 9, 12, 13, 14, 26. The upper surface of the basin 1, which at the same time forms the lid portion of said tanks or chambers, is formed as a tilting base 6 for guiding desired containers or chambers. The midsole 6 forms an assembly welded to the basin member 1 and its associated containers or chambers, whereby the basin member 1 forms a very rigid housing-like structure.

A necessary number of service hatches 30 are provided in the midsole 6 through which the maintenance and inspection of the tanks can be carried out.

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The machine room 7 of the wash hall may also be arranged in a: container formed in the pool part 1, which space is then arranged in a space which is ventilated under a waterproof lid and which can be measured.

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Suitable support structures (not • * ·: shown) for the grating floor are provided in the tilted midsole 6, which forms a flat floor surface for the washroom.

Fig. 6 further shows the components of the scrubber cabin according to the invention when loaded on a transport vehicle. All components are factory assembled val. ···. why only simple steps are needed at the construction site to connect components and connect the washroom to water, sewer, electrical and data networks.

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The main parts of the washroom shown in the drawings are: 1. A rectangular steel frame structure which acts as a base for the hall, as a tank structure, as a transport unit and as a mounting surface for a car wash and above-ground wall and ceiling structure and as a protective basin.

2. A removable, bolted steel 10 washbasin side support beam for transport, supporting the walls, ceiling and car wash.

3. Removable washbasin grille made of galvanized driveway, allowing for a smooth cleaning of the floor and the tilted floor below.

4. The body element of the car wash shall be placed on a load-bearing, flat surface and insulated with an insulating plate.

20 5. The center line of the hall has an integrated gutter with a staggered trough • ·, which collects the water from the tilted floor of the wash hall and · · separates the coarse aggregate from the waste water.

I «: 6. The tank / tilt-integrated midsole consists of a tank top: 25 and a special grid floor support structure to distribute the load of the vehicle * · '* on the foundation.

* · · V '7. The space required by the car wash garage is placed under a sliding, watertight lid in a ventilated and heated space. Alternative locations for the technical space 30 are on the side of the hall or on the ground part of the hall.

8. The pumping, filtration and air / water treatment equipment required by the car wash washing machine is already installed in the engine room (technical space) at the manufacturing plant before the element is transported to the installation site.

6 110245 9. Sandblasting tank integrated in the hull structure 10. Tank space partition 5 11. Piping for sewage treatment integrated with underground element 12. Oil separator tank block 10 13. Cellular oil separator unit 14. Waste water recirculation system 15 production plant.

16. The washbasin end wall element is delivered pre-fabricated to the installation site.

20 17. The side wall element of the washbasin is delivered to the installation site pre-fabricated.

• · · I * · • * · 18. The roof element of the washbasin is delivered pre-fabricated to the installation site.

I · · v: 25 ♦ 1 · v: 19. The water, sewage, electrical and telecommunications connections to the washroom are manufactured at the factory to allow quick installation work.

• · · * · · v; 20. Underground tank / foundation frost insulation in cold areas 30 21. Side support beam has factory-installed frost insulation 22. Ground level in pre-installed car wash garage 7 110245 23. Underground frost insulation (in cold areas) 24. Removable baffles for easy drainage and drainage collector removal.

5 25. Automatic Car Wash Machine Mounted on Pre-Installed Fasteners 26. The structure tank space can be used for eg storing waste oil, solvents and detergents t · 1 · M · »· · 1 · I · · · ·

Claims (10)

1. Car wash, in particular a car wash intended to be brought to the erection site as finished, easily assembled components (1, 16, 17, 18, 5), the car wash having a floor and under the provided container for treatment. fluids associated with the laundry, walls (16, 17) with door openings, a ceiling (18) and devices (25) for carrying out the washing functions, characterized in that the laundry room has a basin part (1) arranged to forming the base of the hall, wherein the basin is arranged to be delivered and submerged as a complete unit at the mounting site in a pit dug for this purpose to lower the pool part (1) at least partially into the ground, and that the walls (16, 17) and the roof (18) are arranged to be mounted supported by the in-place pool part (1). Laundry hall according to claim 1, characterized in that the pool part (1) is formed essentially as a hexaeder. Laundry hall according to claim 1, characterized in that, from the upper part of the pool part t * ·,: (1), lateral support beams (2) are arranged to extend to support the walls (16, 17) and the roof (18) via said side support beams (2) towards the pool section. Washing hall according to claim 3, characterized in that the side support beams: T: (2) are detachably connected to the pool part (1). * * » Laundry hall according to claim 1, characterized in that a number of containers and separating chambers (9, 12, 13, 14, 26) acting as fixed parts of the pool part (1) are formed, which containers or chambers. : · Are formed by separating them from the pool section (1) with fixed partitions (10). Laundry hall according to Claim 5, characterized in that the upper surface of the basin part (1) is shaped as a sloped intermediate bottom (6) to guide the liquids used for washing into the desired containers or separation chambers. H 110245 Laundry hall according to claim 6, characterized in that the intermediate bottom (6) is formed as a fixed part with the pool part (1) or one or more containers or separation chambers formed in the pool part (1). 5 Washing hall according to claim 6, characterized in that a required number of lower door shutters (30) are provided in the intermediate bottom (6). Washing room according to claim 1, characterized in that the machine room (7) of the laundry room is arranged in a container arranged in the pool part (1).