JP2008132347A - Fire-retardant screen shutter - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To open the whole of a screen curtain by pulling it up or down. <P>SOLUTION: The fire-retardant screen shutter is equipped with: a winding axis 1 placed on a ceiling part; a screen curtain 3 which is being wound with the winding axis 1 and simultaneously descends during fire breaking to partition the opening of a building into the fire breaking side and the evacuation side; a seat plate 4 mounted on the lower edge of the curtain 3 and giving momentum to the curtain 3 by the load to the descending direction and placing itself on a floor to make the curtain 3 extended and stretched; a lock mechanism 6 for locking the seat plate 4 to remain placed on the floor; and a belt 16 hanging over the surface of the curtain 3 and connecting to a mechanism 7 for taking a latch off with the lower end, wherein the belt 16 is pull up or down to take the lock mechanism 6 off and the evacuation opening is formed by pulling the curtain 3 up. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a fireproof screen shutter, and more particularly to a mechanism that can be temporarily opened for evacuation.

  The screen shutter device for fire prevention compartments is installed in the opening of corridors, staircases, etc., and is rotatably arranged on the ceiling, and is made of fireproof / flameproof or fireproof / flameproof (flame retardant) materials. A winding shaft that winds up the configured screen curtain and an open / close device that is linked to the winding shaft via a rotation transmission mechanism are connected to each other in a detachable manner via a clutch.

  During operation, the clutch is disengaged to freely rotate the take-up shaft, and use the weight of the weight provided at the start of the screen curtain to draw it down toward the floor. And the screen curtain is held in a stretched state by forming both sides of the lowermost end of the screen curtain on both side walls by a lock mechanism, thereby forming a fire prevention compartment.

  On the other hand, when storing the deployed screen curtain in the ceiling, for example, by pulling up the handle portion provided at the lowermost end of the central portion in the width direction of the screen curtain, the lock mechanism is engaged and the clutch is engaged, The rotation transmission mechanism is driven manually or by motor power to wind the screen curtain around the winding shaft.

As a door for constructing an evacuation passage of this type of fireproof screen shutter, for example, a vertical slit reaching the weight is formed on the screen curtain surface, and this slit, the end of the weight opposite to the slit, and the slit The part of the right triangle that is surrounded by the hypotenuse that connects the top and the bottom is the evacuation door part, and the evacuation display is formed on this part, and when this part is pressed, this part opens in a triangle and passes to the evacuation side What has been made possible is known (Patent Document 1).
JP 2001-129110 A

  By the way, when trying to move to the opposite side when the screen curtain is unfolded, for example, the handle mechanism provided at the lowermost end of the central portion in the width direction of the screen curtain is pulled up in a crouching posture to There was a problem that the screen curtain had to be lifted while hanging up and standing up, and the operation was troublesome.

  The present invention solves the above-described problems, and the screen curtain lock mechanism can be removed and engaged without bending, and therefore without raising operation, so that the entire screen curtain can be lifted and opened. An object of the present invention is to provide a fireproof screen shutter.

  In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a winding shaft disposed on a ceiling of a building, and is wound around the winding shaft and descends when a fire breaks down to open the building opening to the fire occurrence side and the evacuation side. A screen curtain that is divided into a screen curtain, a weight-use seat plate that is attached to a lower edge of the screen curtain to urge the screen curtain in a downward direction, and is placed on the floor surface to extend the screen curtain, A lock mechanism that locks the seat plate in a landing state, and a band that is suspended on the surface of the screen curtain and that has a lower end that is linked to an unloading mechanism of the lock mechanism, and pulls up or down the band. The lock mechanism is disengaged and the screen curtain is pulled up to form an evacuation opening. Therefore, in the present invention, when evacuating, the entire screen curtain can be raised by pulling up or down the belt to secure the evacuation passage, and the operation when the person on the wheelchair evacuates is easy. .

  In the screen shutter for fire prevention according to the present invention, the screen curtain lock mechanism is disengaged by the pulling up or pulling down operation of the belt, and the entire screen curtain is opened, so that the opening operator does not bend and therefore rises again. Therefore, the screen curtain lock mechanism can be engaged and disengaged, and the entire screen curtain can be lifted and opened.

  Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

  1 and 2 show a first embodiment according to the present invention. In the figure, the fire screen shutter is disposed on the ceiling of the building and is wound around the shutter case 2 bearing both ends of the take-up shaft 1 and the take-up shaft 1 and is usually taken up in the event of a fire. Flexibility consisting of a non-combustible (or fire-resistant or flame-retardant) woven cloth that descends to the lower side of the shutter case 2 by free rotation of the shaft 1 and divides the building opening into a fire occurrence side and an evacuation side The screen curtain 3 is attached to the lower edge of the screen curtain 3, and the screen curtain 3 is urged in the downward direction by the load, and the screen curtain 3 is landed on the floor surface 4 so that the screen curtain 3 is extended. A bar-shaped weight-use seat plate 4 and guide rails 5 that are fixed to both side walls of the screen curtain 3 and guide the screen curtain 3 and the seat plate 4 up and down are provided.

  A lock mechanism 6 is provided on both sides of the seat plate 4, and a hooking mechanism 7 is provided on the center side.

  Each lock mechanism 6 is inserted into a sleeve 4a formed at the end of the seat plate 4 and is always urged in a protruding direction by a compression spring 8, as shown in an enlarged view in part in FIG. The lock pin 9 and the lock hole 10 opened to the floor surface side position of the guide rail 5, the screen curtain 3 descends and the lock pin 9 faces the lock hole 10 in the state of landing. The lock pin 9 protrudes toward the lock hole 10 due to the spring pressure, thereby locking the screen curtain 3 in the extended state.

  The unloading mechanism 7 includes a release wire 12 having one end connected to the rear end of each lock pin 9, and is pivotally supported on the center side of the seat plate 4, and the other end of the release wire 12. The link lever 14 connected to each other, the handle 15 connected to the swinging end of each lever 14 on the front and back of the screen curtain 3, the lower end connected to the handle 15, and the upper end at the upper center of the front and back of the screen curtain 3 It consists of a pair of screen curtain bands 16 which are connected by stitching or the like and are suspended from the screen surface of the screen curtain 3.

  The belt 16 is formed of a non-flammable (or fire-resistant or flame-retardant) woven cloth similar to the screen curtain 3 and has a display 16a for suggesting a save operation on its surface, that is, FIG. As shown in an enlarged view, a highlighted character string such as “please pull up and evacuate” is displayed by printing or the like with a fluorescent paint or the like.

  Therefore, the screen curtain 3 is locked in the extended state, and forms a fire prevention compartment in this state. In this state, when the evacuee or the like pulls up the band 16 according to the display 16a of the band 16, the release wire 12 is pulled, the lock pin 9 moves backward against the spring pressure, and the lock is released. The screen curtain 3 is lifted together with the weight 4 by the pulling operation, and the lower part thereof is opened, and in this state, the fire occurrence side section and the evacuation side section can mutually pass.

  Further, after the evacuee passes, when the belt 16 is released, the screen curtain 3 is lowered again by its own weight, and the lock mechanism 6 functions when the seat plate 4 is reattached, so that a fire prevention section is formed again. .

  Next, FIGS. 3 to 5 show a second embodiment in which the screen curtain 3 can be lifted and opened by a pulling operation reverse to the belt pulling operation. In addition, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected to the component which is common in 1st embodiment in the figure, and it demonstrates using a different code | symbol only to a different location.

  3 and 4, a pair of winding devices 20 for winding the belt 16 across the screen curtain 3 are disposed in the lower part of the shutter case 2 in the vicinity of the screen curtain drawer opening 2 a.

  Each winding device 20 includes a mounting seat 21 fixed to the lower surface of the shutter case 2, and a pair of arms 23 pivotally supported by a pair of brackets 22 fixed to both sides of the mounting seat 21 so that the base ends can swing. A tension spring 24 that always pulls each arm 23 toward the screen curtain side, a shaft 25 supported on the swinging tip of each arm 23, and a bearing rotatably supported around the shaft 25, and on the screen surface of the screen curtain 3 The winding roll 26 of the band 16 that contacts and rolls, the second arm 27 that is provided on both sides of the winding roll 26 and that is pivotally supported by the shaft 25 at the base end, and the second arm The torsion spring 28 that constantly biases the screen 27 toward the screen curtain 3, the shaft 29 held at the swinging tip of the second arm 27, and the shaft 29 is rotatably supported around the shaft 29. The contact is made from the nip roll 30 for rolling.

  Although not shown in the figure, the lower side of the lower end of the belt 16 is connected to the lock release mechanism 7, and the lower end front side is fixed to the seat plate 4.

  As shown in an enlarged view in FIG. 5, the upper winding end of the band 16 is wound in a folded double band shape and joined to the winding roll 26, and the outermost peripheral portion is the curtain of the screen curtain 3. Further, the feeding end is pressed against the screen side by the nip roll 30 and guided.

When the screen curtain 3 is raised, as shown in FIG. 3A, the belt 16 is in contact with the curtain surface in the state where the belt 16 is wound up and stored to the maximum.
When the screen curtain 3 is lowered from this state, as shown on the right side in FIG. 3B, the belt 16 is fed from the roll 26 while the rolls 26 and 30 are rotated, and the screen curtain is set by the landing of the seat plate 4. The winding diameter of 3 is the minimum diameter. In this state, both the roll 26 and the nip roll 30 are always kept in contact with the curtain surface by the spring pressure of the springs 24 and 28.

  Although not shown, when the screen curtain 3 is closed, the front side of the belt 16 is slightly slackened so that the operator can easily pull it. The back side of the belt 16 is covered with a bag-like guide. It is possible to take measures to prevent the operator from pulling to the back side.

  In the above, in order to open the screen curtain 3 from the closed state when the screen curtain 3 is retracted, as shown on the left side in FIG. Is separated from the screen surface of the screen curtain 3 against the spring pressure, and the winding roll 26 is rotated in the rewinding direction to wind up the entire belt 16, whereby the back side is first pulled up and the release mechanism 7 is operated. The lock is released and the screen curtain 3 is continuously raised to open the escape passage. Further, when the belt 16 is released, the screen curtain 3 is lowered again by its own weight, and the belt 16 is also extended, so that the fire prevention section is closed again and locked in the closed state again.

  When the screen curtain 3 itself moves up, the belt 16 is rewound onto the roll 26 again as shown in FIG. 3A due to the rotation of the rolls 26 and 30 as the screen curtain 3 moves up.

  In this embodiment, since the screen curtain 3 is configured to be opened by the operation of lowering the belt 16, the operation is easier when, for example, a person on a wheelchair evacuates. Although illustration is omitted, on the front side of the band, for example, a display such as “please evacuate by pulling this band” may be printed.

  As described above, the screen curtain 3 can be opened by pulling up the belt in the first embodiment and by lowering the belt in the second embodiment. As described above, either embodiment may be applied, or both embodiments may be applied.

  In the above-described embodiment, the band 16 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the winding device 20 shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, and the band 16 wound around this are provided on both the front and back surfaces of the screen curtain 3. Although provided, of course, it may be provided only on either one side.

It is a front view containing the partially expanded part which shows 1st embodiment of this invention. It is a sectional side view including the same part enlarged portion. (A), (b) is a side view of the principal part expansion by 2nd embodiment. FIG. It is sectional drawing which expands and shows the winding roll.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Winding shaft 2 Shutter case 3 Screen curtain 4 Seat plate 5 Guide rail 6 Lock mechanism 7 Unloading mechanism 16 Band 20 Winding device 26 Winding roll 30 Nip roll

Claims (1)

A winding shaft disposed on the ceiling of the building, a screen curtain wound around the winding shaft and descending when a fire occurs to partition the building opening into a fire occurrence side and an evacuation side, and the screen curtain A weight-use seat plate that is attached to the lower edge of the screen and urges the screen curtain in the downward direction, and is placed on the floor surface to extend the screen curtain, and a lock mechanism that locks the seat plate in the ground state And a belt that hangs down on the surface of the screen curtain and that has a lower end linked to the locking mechanism of the locking mechanism,
A fireproof screen shutter, wherein the belt mechanism is pulled up or down to disengage the lock mechanism and raise the screen curtain to form an evacuation opening.

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