JP5914154B2 - Container - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a storage fixture.

  In general, electronic devices such as servers are placed in a container called a server rack and centrally managed in a room such as a server room.

  Such a server rack is provided between the bottom and the top, and a bottom frame and a top frame constituted by a four-sided frame, a vertical frame (vertical frame) connecting the corners of the bottom and the ceiling. A configuration having a substantially rectangular shelf plate on which a server can be installed has been proposed (see Patent Documents 1 and 2 below).

  Further, in the server rack described above, an open opening is formed between the vertical frames constituting the side surface, so that a server installed in the server rack and an adjacent server rack are connected through the opening. The installed server can be connected by a cable, and the opening is effective in connecting adjacent servers.

JP 2011-155511 A Japanese Patent No. 2570191

  Here, there are cases where the server racks described in Patent Document 1 and the like are installed adjacent to each other, and different users use each server rack. In this case, since it becomes possible to access the server installed in the server rack of another client through the opening and this is not preferable in terms of security, it is desired to close the opening.

  This invention is made | formed in view of the said situation, and provides the accommodation fixture which improved safety | security by opening an opening part by operation from the both sides of an adjacent accommodation fixture.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention employs the following means.
That is, the storage fixture according to the present invention is a storage fixture having a plurality of storage portions that are arranged side by side and each of which is capable of storing an electronic device, and is provided in one of the storage portions adjacent to each other. The adjoining accommodating portions are defined, and are fixed by a partition plate in which communication holes communicating with each other are formed, and a first fixing portion inside the one accommodating portion, and the communication The hole is closed and the cover member provided with the engaged portion is fixed at the second fixing portion inside the other accommodating portion among the adjacent accommodating portions, and is engaged with the engaged portion. And a stopper member provided with an engaging portion, wherein the cover member and the stopper member are not separable in a state where the engaged portion and the engaging portion are engaged. And

In such an accommodation fixture, the communication hole of the partition plate provided in one accommodation part can be obstruct | occluded with the cover member fixed inside the one accommodation part. At this time, the engaged portion provided in the cover member is engaged with the engaging portion of the stopper member fixed inside the other accommodating portion, and the cover member and the stopper member cannot be separated. ing. Here, in order to remove the cover member from the communication hole, the cover member is removed from the first fixing portion, the stopper member is removed from the second fixing portion, and the engaged portion and the engaging portion are disengaged. There must be. Therefore, the communication hole is not opened by an operation only from one side of the one storage part and the other storage part, and the communication hole is not connected by an operation of removing from the inside of the one storage part and the inside of the other storage part. The hole does not open. Therefore, it is possible to prevent theft, mischief, etc. of the equipment and information stored in the one storage section by accessing from the one storage section side to the other storage section side. Safety can be improved.
In addition, since the communication hole can be changed from the closed state to the opened state as described above, user convenience can be improved.

  In the container according to the present invention, the engaged portion is a through hole provided in the plate thickness direction of the cover member, and the engaging portion is a protruding portion inserted through the through hole. It is preferable.

  In such a storage fixture, the cover member and the stopper member can be reliably engaged by engaging the protrusion with the through hole. Therefore, the state in which the communication hole is reliably closed by the cover member can be maintained. Therefore, it is possible to prevent theft, mischief, etc. of the equipment and information stored in the one storage section by accessing from the one storage section side to the other storage section side. Safety can be improved.

  Further, in the container according to the present invention, a first opening and a second opening that open toward the front are respectively formed in the adjacent containers, and the first fixing part and the second fixing part are formed. The portions may be located on the first opening side and the second opening side, respectively, with respect to the communication hole.

In such a storage fixture, it is possible to fix and remove the cover member and the stopper member at the first fixing portion and the second fixing portion from the first opening portion and the second opening portion, thereby improving the usability of the user. be able to.
In general, when an electronic device is accommodated in the housing, wiring connected to the electronic device may be complicatedly arranged. In such a case, since the cover member and the stopper member can be fixed and removed from the first opening and the second opening, the user-friendliness can be improved.

  Further, in the container according to the present invention, the electronic device is a server, and a wiring connected to the server is inserted into the communication hole.

  In such an accommodation fixture, a server can be accommodated in one accommodation part and the other accommodation part, respectively, and the wiring of each server can be connected via a communicating hole.

  According to the container according to the present invention, the engaged portion provided in the cover member does not open the communication hole unless it is removed from the inside of the one housing part and the inside of the other housing part. Safety can be improved.

It is a front view of the server rack apparatus which is an example of the storage fixture concerning one Embodiment of this invention. It is the disassembled perspective view which looked at the state which decomposed | disassembled one accommodating part and the other accommodating part which comprise the server rack apparatus which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention from one direction. It is the disassembled perspective view which looked at the state which decomposed | disassembled one accommodating part and the other accommodating part which comprise the server rack apparatus which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention from the other direction. It is front sectional drawing of the junction location of one accommodating part and the other accommodating part which comprise the server rack apparatus which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. FIG. 6 is a rear cross-sectional view of a joint portion between one housing portion and the other housing portion that constitutes the server rack device according to the embodiment of the present invention. It is the perspective view which looked at one accommodating part which comprises the server rack apparatus which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention from one direction. It is the figure which looked at the cover member fixed to one accommodating part which comprises the server rack apparatus which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention from the inside. It is a perspective view of a cover member fixed to one accommodation part which constitutes a server rack device concerning one embodiment of the present invention. It is a perspective view of another cover member fixed to one accommodation part which constitutes a server rack device concerning one embodiment of the present invention. It is a perspective view of the stopper member fixed to the other storage part which comprises the server rack apparatus which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is the perspective view which looked at the other storage part which comprises the server rack apparatus which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention from the other direction.

Hereinafter, a server rack apparatus that houses electronic equipment (not shown; the same applies hereinafter) such as a server will be described as an example of a storage fixture according to an embodiment of the present invention.
The server is a device that is connected to a network and performs processing according to a request from a client (such as a personal computer).

FIG. 1 is a front view of a server rack apparatus in which three server racks (accommodating sections) are arranged side by side.
Here, for the sake of convenience, the left-right direction shown in FIG. 1 is referred to as the left-right direction, the depth direction of the page is referred to as the front-rear direction, and the up-down direction is referred to as the up-down direction.

As shown in FIG. 1, the server rack apparatus 2 includes a plurality of server racks 1, 200, and 300 as storage units that can store servers.
Specifically, in the present embodiment, the server rack device 2 includes a first server rack (one housing portion) 1 that can accommodate the first server, and a first server rack 1 adjacent to the first server rack 1. A second server rack (the other accommodating portion) 200 capable of accommodating the second server, and a third server rack 300 adjacent to the second server rack 200 and capable of accommodating the third server. doing.

  The server rack device 2 has a configuration capable of closing the communication holes 52 and the like that allow the adjacent server racks 1, 200, and 300 to communicate with each other. Details will be described below.

(First server rack)
As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the first server rack 1 includes a bottom wall portion 10, a front wall portion 20 erected from the bottom wall portion 10, and a first side wall portion orthogonal to the front wall portion 20. 40 and a second side wall 50 (partition plate), a rear wall 70 connecting the first side wall 40 and the second side wall 50, and an upper wall 15 facing the bottom wall 10. ing.

The bottom wall portion 10 includes a bottom frame 11 having a four-sided frame shape and a floor wall body 12 of a plate-like member provided in the bottom frame 11.
The upper wall portion 15 is configured to face the floor wall portion, and includes a four-sided frame-like upper frame 16 and a plate-shaped member upper wall main body 17 provided in the upper frame 16.

  The front wall portion 20 is surrounded by a pair of left and right front frames 21 that connect the front portion of the bottom frame 11 and the front portion of the upper frame 16, the front portion of the bottom frame 11, the front portion of the upper frame 16, and the front frame 21. And a front door portion 22 provided in the portion.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the front frame 21 includes a front wall main body 30 that forms a front portion, a first bent front wall portion 31 that is bent from one end of the front wall main body 30 and extends in the front-rear direction. The second bent front wall portion 32 is bent inward in the left-right direction from the end portion of the first bent front wall portion 31, and is folded backward from the end portion of the second bent front wall portion 32. It has a bent third bent front wall 33 and a fourth bent front wall 34 bent outward from the end of the third bent front wall 33 in the left-right direction.

  Further, the front frame 21 is bent from the other end of the front wall body 30 and extends in the front-rear direction, and a fifth bent front wall portion 35 extending in the front-rear direction, and a left-right direction from the end portion of the fifth bent front wall portion 35. A sixth bent front wall portion 36 that is bent inward, and a seventh bent front wall portion 37 that is bent rearward from an end portion of the sixth bent front wall portion 36. ing.

  A first front wall hole 39 (first fixing portion) that penetrates in the plate thickness direction that enables fixing of the cover member is formed in the third bent front wall portion 33.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the front door portion 22 is provided with a front handle 23 on the left side of the surface thereof, and the front door portion 22 is provided with a rotation shaft (not fixed) provided on the right side with the vertical direction as the axial direction. It is made possible to rotate forward about the figure. Here, in the state where the front handle 23 is gripped and the front door portion 22 is opened forward, the first server rack 1 is formed with a first opening 24 that opens forward.

  The rear wall portion 70 is configured to face the front wall portion 20, and includes a pair of left and right rear frames 71 that connect the rear portion of the bottom frame 11 and the rear portion of the upper frame 16, and the rear portion of the bottom frame 11 and the upper frame 16. And a rear door portion 72 provided in a portion surrounded by the rear portion and the rear frame 71.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the rear frame 71 includes a rear wall main body 80 that forms a rear portion, a first bent rear wall portion 81 that is bent from one end of the rear wall main body 80 and extends in the front-rear direction, A second bent rear wall portion 82 bent inward in the left-right direction from the end portion of the first bent rear wall portion 81, and bent forward from the end portion of the second bent rear wall portion 82. The third bent rear wall 83 and a fourth bent rear wall 84 bent from the end of the third bent rear wall 83 outward in the left-right direction.

Further, the rear frame 71 is bent from the other end of the rear wall main body 80 and extends in the front-rear direction, and a fifth bent rear wall portion 85 and the left and right directions from the end of the fifth bent rear wall portion 85. A sixth bent rear wall portion 86 bent inward, and a seventh bent rear wall portion 87 bent forward from the end of the sixth bent rear wall portion 86. ing.
A first rear wall hole 89 that penetrates in the thickness direction is formed in the third bent rear wall 83.

  The rear door 72 is provided with a rear handle (not shown; the same applies hereinafter) on the right side of the surface thereof. The rear door 72 is provided on the right side with a pivot shaft (not shown) whose axial direction is the vertical direction. The figure is the same as below. Here, in the state where the rear handle 72 is opened while the rear handle is gripped and the rear door portion 72 is opened, a rear opening portion (not shown; the same applies hereinafter) that opens rearward is formed in the first server rack 1. .

  As shown in FIG. 3, the first side wall 40 is provided in a portion surrounded by the left part of the bottom frame 11, the left part of the upper frame 16, the left part of the front frame 21, and the left part of the rear frame 71. It is the plate-shaped member made.

(Second side wall (partition plate))
As shown in FIG. 6, the second side wall 50 is provided in a portion surrounded by the right part of the bottom frame 11, the right part of the upper frame 16, the right part of the front frame 21, and the right part of the rear frame 71. It is the plate-shaped member made.

  The side wall main body 51 is provided with a front first through hole 52 (communication hole) and a rear second communication hole 53 that penetrate in the thickness direction with an interval in the vertical direction and the front-rear direction. Yes. A wiring (not shown; the same applies hereinafter) connected to the server can be inserted into the first communication hole 52 and the second communication hole 53.

As shown in FIG. 4, the first front wall hole portion 39 formed in the front frame 21 is located closer to the first opening portion 24 than the first series of through holes 52.
Further, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, a buffer member 59 made of packing or the like is provided on the outer edge portions of the first communication hole 52 and the second communication hole 53.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the second side wall 50 includes a side wall main body 51 that defines the first server rack 1 and the second server rack 200 at the front, and a front frame from the front of the side wall main body 51. 21 bent along the second bent front wall portion 32, and bent along the third bent front wall portion 33 from the end of the first bent side wall portion 61. And the second bent side wall 62.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the second side wall portion 50 further includes a third bent side wall portion 63 bent along the second bent rear wall portion 82 of the rear frame 71 from the rear portion of the side wall main body 51, It has a fourth bent side wall 69 that is bent along the third bent rear wall 83 from the end of the third bent side wall 63.

As shown in FIG. 4, a front cover support portion 54 that supports a cover member 100 described later is formed in the second side wall portion 50 at the rear portion of the first through hole 52. The front cover support portion 54 includes a pair of front and rear front support bottom portions 55 provided along the side wall body 51, a pair of front and rear front support standing portions 56 that are erected from an end portion of the front support bottom portion 55, and the pair And a front support connecting portion 57 for connecting the front support standing portion 56.
An insertion hole 58 penetrating in the thickness direction is provided in the front support standing portion 56 on the front side of the pair of front support standing portions 56.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 5, a rear cover support portion 64 that supports a second cover member 120 described later is formed in the second side wall portion 50 at the front portion of the second communication hole 53. The rear cover support portion 64 includes a pair of front and rear rear support bottom portions 65 provided along the side wall main body 51, a pair of front and rear rear support standing portions 66 erected from an end of the rear support bottom portion 65, and the pair And a rear support connecting portion 67 for connecting the rear support standing portion 66.

(First cover member (cover member))
As shown in FIG. 7, a first cover member 100 (cover member) is provided in the first through hole 52, and a second cover member 120 is provided in the second communication hole 53.

  As shown in FIGS. 4 and 8, the first cover member 100 includes a first cover body 101 that closes the first through hole 52, and a first cover folded that is bent from the front portion of the first cover body 101. A curved wall portion 102, a first cover fixing wall portion 103 disposed along the third folded front wall portion 33 of the front frame 21 from the end of the first cover folded wall portion 102, and the first cover A first cover engaging wall portion 104 engaged with the second bent front wall portion 32 from the end portion of the cover fixing wall portion 103 is provided.

The first cover fixing wall portion 103 is provided with a first cover hole portion 105 that is spaced apart in the vertical direction and penetrates in the plate thickness direction.
The first cover hole portion 105 communicates with the first front wall hole portion 39 formed in the third bent front wall portion 33 of the front frame 21, and the first bolt is formed from the first cover hole portion 105 side. 111 is screwed and fastened with a first nut 112 from the first front wall hole 39 side. In this way, the first cover member 100 is fixed inside the first server rack 1.

  Further, a first cover insertion portion 108 having a width narrowed in the vertical direction is formed at the rear portion of the first cover main body 101. The first cover insertion portion 108 is inserted into the insertion hole 58 of the front support standing portion 56 formed in the second side wall portion 50, and the first cover member 100 is supported by the front support standing portion 56.

  The first cover bent wall portion 102 is a through-hole penetrating in the plate thickness direction at a portion continuous with the first cover main body 101, and is provided with an engaged portion 109 for engaging the stopper member 140.

  As shown in FIGS. 5 and 9, the second cover member 120 includes a second cover main body 121 that closes the second communication hole 53, and a second cover bent wall that is bent from the rear portion of the second cover main body 121. And a second cover fixing wall portion 123 disposed along the third bent rear wall portion 83 of the rear frame 71 from the end portion of the second cover bent wall portion 122.

  Further, the second cover member 120 includes a second cover upper wall portion 124 bent from the upper portion of the second cover main body 121, and a second cover upper portion bent from the end portion of the second cover upper wall portion 124. A bent wall portion 125, a second cover lower wall portion 126 bent from the lower portion of the second cover main body 121, and a second cover lower bent portion bent from the end of the second cover lower wall portion 126. Wall part 127.

The second cover fixing wall portion 123 is provided with a second stopper hole portion 129 that is spaced apart in the vertical direction and penetrates in the plate thickness direction.
The second stopper hole portion 129 and the first rear wall hole portion 89 formed in the third bent rear wall portion 83 of the rear frame 71 are communicated with each other, and the second bolt is formed from the second stopper hole portion 129 side. 131 is screwed and fastened with a second nut 132 from the first rear wall hole 89 side. In this way, the second cover member 120 is fixed inside the first server rack 1.

(Second server rack)
As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the second server rack 200 includes a bottom wall portion 210, a front wall portion 220 standing from the bottom wall portion 210, and a second side wall portion orthogonal to the front wall portion 220. 250 (partition plate), a rear wall portion 270 that faces the front wall portion 220, and an upper wall portion 215 that faces the bottom wall portion 210.

The bottom wall portion 210, the front wall portion 220, the second side wall portion 250, the rear wall portion 270, and the upper wall portion 215 are the bottom wall portion 10, the front wall portion 20, and the second side wall portion 50 that constitute the first server rack 1. Since it is the same as the rear wall portion 70 and the upper wall portion 15, description thereof is omitted.
That is, the first cover member 100 is provided in the first communication hole 252, and the second cover member 120 is provided in the second communication hole 253.

  In addition, an opening that opens forward in the second server rack 200 in a state in which the front door 222 in the front wall 220 is open is referred to as a second opening 224.

(Stopper member)
As shown in FIGS. 4 and 10, the front frame 221 is provided with a stopper member 140 at a position corresponding to the first cover member 100 provided in the first server rack 1.

  The stopper member 140 is engaged with the stopper fixing wall portion 141 disposed along the third bent front wall portion 233 of the front frame 221 and the second bent front wall portion 232 from one end of the stopper fixing wall portion 141. It has a combined stopper engaging wall portion 142 and a stopper bent wall portion 143 bent from the other end of the stopper fixing wall portion 141.

The stopper fixing wall 141 is provided with a stopper hole 144 that is spaced apart in the vertical direction and penetrates in the thickness direction.
The stopper hole 144 and the first front wall hole 239 (second fixing part) formed in the third bent front wall 233 of the front frame 221 are communicated with each other, and the first hole is formed from the stopper hole 144 side. Three bolts 151 are screwed together and fastened with a third nut 152 from the first front wall hole 239 side. In this way, the stopper member 140 is fixed inside the second server rack 200.

  The first front wall hole 239 formed in the front frame 221 is located closer to the second opening 224 than the first through hole 52.

At the end of the stopper bent wall portion 143, an engaging portion 149 that is narrowed in the vertical direction and bent backward is provided.
The engaging portion 149 is a protruding portion inserted into the engaged portion 109 which is a through hole provided in the first cover member 100, and the engaging portion 149 is engaged with the engaged portion 109. .

Further, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 11, the third bent rear wall portion 283 of the rear frame 271 includes
Similar to the first server rack 1, the second cover member 120 is fixed.

(Third server rack)
As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the third server rack 300 includes a bottom wall portion 310, a front wall portion 320 standing from the bottom wall portion 310, and a second side wall portion orthogonal to the front wall portion 320. 350, a rear wall portion 370 that faces the front wall portion 320, and an upper wall portion 315 that faces the bottom wall portion 310.

  The bottom wall part 310, the front wall part 320, the rear wall part 370, and the upper wall part 315 are the bottom wall part 10, the front wall part 20, the second side wall part 50, the rear wall part 70, Since it is the same as the upper wall part 15, description is abbreviate | omitted.

That is, the stopper member 140 is provided on the front wall portion 320 similarly to the second server rack 200, and the second cover member 120 is provided on the rear wall portion 370 similarly to the second server rack 200.
Moreover, since the 2nd side wall part 350 is the structure which opposedly arranged the 1st side wall part 40 which comprises the 1st server rack 1, description is abbreviate | omitted.

Next, a procedure for fixing the first cover member 100 and the stopper member 140 will be described using the first server rack 1 and the second server rack 200 as examples.
First, as shown in FIG. 4, in the first server rack 1, the first cover fixing wall portion 103 of the first cover member 100 is brought into contact with the third bent front wall portion 33 of the front frame 21. Next, the first cover insertion portion 108 of the first cover member 100 is inserted into the insertion hole 58 of the front cover support portion 54 formed in the second side wall portion 50.

  The first cover hole 105 drilled in the first cover fixing wall 103 and the first front wall hole 39 drilled in the third bent front wall 33 communicate with each other, and the first cover hole The first bolt 111 is screwed from the side of the part 105 and tightened by the first nut 112 from the first front wall hole 39 side. In this way, the first cover member 100 is fixed inside the first server rack 1.

  Next, the engaging portion 149 provided on the stopper member 140 is engaged with the engaged portion 109 provided on the first cover member 100 fixed to the first server rack 1.

  Then, the first front wall hole 239 formed in the third bent front wall 233 of the second server rack 200 and the stopper hole 144 formed in the stopper fixing wall 141 of the stopper member 140 are provided. The third bolt 151 is screwed from the stopper hole 144 side and tightened by the third nut 152 from the first front wall hole 239 side. As a result, the first through hole 52 is closed by the first cover member 100.

Next, a procedure for removing the first cover member 100 and the stopper member 140 will be described.
First, in the second server rack 200, the third bolt 151 and the third nut 152 screwed to the stopper member 140 are loosened, and the stopper member 140 is removed from the front frame 221.

  Next, the engaged portion 109 of the first cover member 100 and the engaging portion 149 of the stopper member 140 are disengaged.

  In the first server rack 1, the first bolt 111 and the first nut 112 screwed to the first cover member 100 are loosened, and the first cover member 100 is removed from the front frame 21. As a result, the first series of through holes 52 are opened.

  In the server rack device 2 configured as described above, the first cover 52 fixed to the inside of the first server rack 1 has the first through holes 52 of the second side wall portion 50 provided in the first server rack 1. The member 100 can be closed. At this time, the engaged portion 109 provided in the first cover member 100 is engaged with the engaging portion 149 of the stopper member 140 fixed inside the second server rack 200, and the first cover member 100 and the stopper member 140 are not separable.

  Here, in order to remove the first cover member 100 from the first series of through holes 52 and bring the first cover member 100 into an open state, the engaged portion 109 and the engaging portion 149 are engaged. At the same time, the first bolt 111 and the first nut 112 screwed to the first cover member 100 must be loosened, and the third bolt 151 and the third nut 152 screwed to the stopper member 140 must be loosened. Therefore, the first through hole 52 is not opened by an operation only from one side of the first server rack 1 and the second server rack 200, and from the inside of the first server rack 1 and the inside of the second server rack 200. Unless the removal operation is performed, the first through hole 52 is not opened. Therefore, for example, the second server rack 200 can be accessed from the first server rack 1 to prevent the second server or information in the second server from being stolen or mischievous. Can be improved.

  Moreover, since it can change from the state by which the 1st through-hole 52 was obstruct | occluded as mentioned above to the opened state, a user's usability can be improved.

  For example, when the same user uses the first server accommodated in the first server rack 1 and the second server accommodated in the second server rack 200, the first through hole 52 is used. Is in an open state. Thereby, since the wiring connected to the first server can be connected to the second server through the first through hole 52, the convenience is high.

  On the other hand, when different users use the first server and the second server, the first through hole 52 is closed. As a result, the first server rack 1 cannot enter the second server, and the second server rack 200 cannot enter the first server. It is possible to improve safety as a server fixture.

  In addition, the switching between the opened state and the closed state of the first through hole 52 is performed by tightening and removing the first bolt 111 and the first nut 112, the third bolt 151 and the third nut 152, This is possible by engaging and disengaging the engaged portion 109 and the engaging portion 149. Therefore, since the switching can be easily performed with a simple operation, the user-friendliness can be improved.

  Further, the first front wall hole portions 39 and 239 formed in the front frame 21 are located on the first opening portion 24 side and the second opening portion 224 side from the first series through holes 52 and 252, respectively. . Therefore, since the first cover member 100 and the stopper member 140 can be fixed and removed from the first opening 24 and the second opening 224, user convenience can be improved.

  Specifically, when the first server is accommodated in the first server rack 1 and the second server is accommodated in the second server rack 200, respectively, In some cases, wirings connected to the first server and the second server are complicatedly arranged. In such a case, since the first cover member 100 and the stopper member 140 can be fixed and removed from the first opening 24 and the second opening 224, user convenience can be improved.

  Further, the operation procedure shown in the above-described embodiment, or the shapes and combinations of the constituent members are merely examples, and various modifications can be made based on design requirements and the like without departing from the gist of the present invention.

For example, you may provide the 1st cover member 100 and the stopper member 140 also in the 2nd communicating hole 53 provided in the rear part of the 2nd side wall part 50. FIG. In this case, since the second communication hole 53 can be changed from the closed state to the opened state, the user-friendliness can be further improved.
In addition, since the first cover member 100 and the stopper member 140 can be fixed and removed from the rear door portion 72 (not shown; the same applies hereinafter), user convenience can be improved.

  The first cover member 100 and the stopper member 140 are fixed to the third bent front wall portions 33, 233 of the front frames 21, 221 by the first bolt 111, the third bolt 151, and the third bent front. It may be screwed by a female screw (not shown) provided on the walls 33 and 233. In this case, after the first server rack 1 and the second server rack 200 are arranged adjacent to each other, the first cover member 100 and the stopper member 140 are arranged from the inside of the first server rack 1 and the inside of the second server rack 200. Can be fixed and removed.

1 ... 1st server rack (one accommodation part)
2 ... Server rack device (container)
24 ... 1st opening part 39 ... 1st front wall hole part (1st fixing | fixed part)
50 ... Second side wall (partition plate)
52 ... First series of holes (communication holes)
100: First cover member (cover member)
109 ... engaged portion 140 ... stopper member 149 ... engaging portion 200 ... second server rack (the other accommodating portion)
224 ... second opening 239 ... first front wall hole (second fixing portion)

Claims (4)

A storage fixture that is arranged side by side and has a plurality of storage portions each capable of storing an electronic device,
A partition plate provided in one of the storage portions adjacent to each other, defining the adjacent storage portions, and having a communication hole communicating with each other;
A cover member that is fixed at a first fixing portion inside the one accommodating portion, closes the communication hole, and is provided with an engaged portion;
A stopper member provided with an engagement portion that is fixed at the second fixing portion inside the other accommodation portion among the adjacent accommodation portions and that is engaged with the engaged portion,
The housing fixture, wherein the cover member and the stopper member are not separable in a state where the engaged portion and the engaging portion are engaged. The container according to claim 1,
The engaged portion is a through hole provided in the plate thickness direction of the cover member,
The container is characterized in that the engaging portion is a protruding portion inserted through the through hole. The container according to claim 1 or 2,
A first opening and a second opening that open toward the front are formed in the adjacent accommodating portions, respectively.
The storage fixture according to claim 1, wherein the first fixing portion and the second fixing portion are located on the first opening side and the second opening side, respectively, with respect to the communication hole. In the storage fixture according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
The electronic device is a server;
An accommodation fixture characterized in that a wiring connected to the server is inserted into the communication hole.

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