JP6783613B2 - Water stop door - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a water stop door that suppresses the ingress of water.

Conventionally, a water stop door closes an opening formed in a structure including a building, a house, a warehouse, or the like when water overflows due to heavy rain or the like to prevent water from entering the structure. It is a thing. There is a double door type that includes a child door that is closed first and a main door that is closed later and the door end side of the door is overlapped with the door end side of the child door. In such a double door type water stop door, the water stop performance is liable to be impaired especially in the combined portion where the door end side of the child door and the door end side of the main door overlap.
Therefore, for example, in the invention described in Patent Document 1, a frame body provided in an opening of a structure and a pair of door bodies (parent door and child door) rotatably supported by the frame body to open and close the opening. ), A frame-shaped water blocking member sandwiched between the closed door body and the frame body, and the frame-shaped water blocking member provided on the door end side of the door body serving as a child door when fully closed. A contact portion that is stacked on the frame, a combined water stop member that is stacked on both the frame-shaped water stop member and the contact portion when fully closed, and a frame-shaped water stop member that is attached to the frame-shaped water stop member and is attached to the frame-shaped water stop member when fully closed. An auxiliary water stop member is provided between the member, the contact portion, and the combined water stop member, and the auxiliary water stop member is provided with the frame-shaped water stop member, the contact portion, and the combined water stop member. Good water stopping performance is obtained by contacting with.
On the other hand, as a single-sided water stop door, as in the invention described in Patent Document 2, the door body in the closed position is moved to the downstream side by operating the Gremon handle and brought into close contact with the water stop rubber on the frame body side. There are some that improve the water stopping performance.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2015-175088 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2015-25274

By the way, in the former conventional technique, in order to further improve the water blocking performance, as in the latter conventional technique, the pair of door bodies once closed is moved to the downstream side to be used as the water blocking rubber on the frame body side. It is suggested that they adhere more strongly.
However, as in the former conventional technology, in the double door type water stop door, since the child door that is rarely used in normal times is provided with a French drop, the movement of the child door is restricted by this French drop, and the latter It is difficult to apply the structure of the prior art.

In view of such problems, the present invention has the following configurations.
An annular frame having an opening on the center side, a first door body and a second door body that rotate on both left and right sides of the frame body to open and close the opening, and a first door body and a second door body when closed. A frame-side water blocking member annularly attached to the frame body so as to be pressed by the door body and elastically deformed, and a first door body provided on the door end side of the second door body in the vertical direction and closed first. It is provided with a combined water blocking member that is pressed against the door end side and elastically deforms, and the closing position where the first door body and the second door body substantially close the opening, the frame side water blocking member, and the combined water blocking member. A water stop door in which a member is elastically deformed by a predetermined amount to move to and from a water stop position, and the first door body is a rod-shaped member that appears and disappears from an end portion of the first door body in the vertical direction. Is provided, and the immovable portion on the frame body side is provided with an engaging hole that fits into the rod-shaped member when it protrudes, and the engaging hole is closed by the first door body protruding the rod-shaped member. A water stop door characterized in that internal dimensions are set so as to fit the rod-shaped member before and after the movement when moving from the position to the water stop position.

Since the present invention is configured as described above, it is possible to suppress the fluttering of the door body in the closed position, and the water stopping performance of the door body is also good.

It is a front view which shows an example of the water stop door which concerns on this invention. It is a rear view of the water stop door. It is sectional drawing which follows the line III-III in FIG. (A) is a front view showing the relationship between the first door body in the closed position and the frame-side water blocking member, and (b) is a cross-sectional view taken along the line bb of (a). (A) shows a state in which the second door body is approaching the previously closed first door body at the cross-sectional position along the VV line in FIG. 4, and (b) shows the first door body and the state in which the second door body is approaching. Indicates a state in which the second door body is in the closed position. (C) shows a state in which the first door body is in the water stop position, and (d) shows a state in which the second door body is in the water stop position. The relationship between the frame-side water blocking member, the first door body, and the second door body at the cross-sectional position along the line VII-VII in FIG. 4 is shown. It is sectional drawing of the main part along the line VIII-VIII of FIG. 1, and shows the state in which the engaging member is projected. It is an enlarged view of the main part which shows an example of the 1st door door end side engagement / disengagement mechanism. It is sectional drawing of the main part along the X-X line of FIG. 1, and shows the state in which the engaging member is projected. An example of a receiving member for fitting the rod-shaped member is shown, (a) is a plan view, and (b) is a cross-sectional view cut at the center in the door thickness direction. An example of the haunting unit is shown, where (a) is a plan view and (b) is a side view with respect to (a).

In this embodiment, the following features are disclosed.
The first feature is an annular frame body having an opening on the center side, a first door body and a second door body that rotate on both left and right sides of the frame body to open and close the opening, and a first when closed. A frame-side water blocking member that is annularly attached to the frame body so as to be pressed by the 1-door body and the 2nd door body and elastically deform, and a frame-side water blocking member that is provided on the door end side of the 2nd door body in the vertical direction and closed first. It is provided with a combined water blocking member that is elastically deformed by being pressed against the door end side of the first door body, and the closing position where the first door body and the second door body substantially close the opening and the frame side water blocking member. And a water stop door in which the combined water stop member is moved between the water stop position obtained by elastically deforming a predetermined amount, and the first door body has an end in the vertical direction of the first door body. A rod-shaped member that appears and disappears from the portion is provided, and an engaging hole that fits into the rod-shaped member when it protrudes is provided in the immovable portion on the frame body side, and the first door body of the engaging hole is the rod-shaped member. The internal dimensions are set so as to fit the rod-shaped members before and after the movement when the door is projected and moved from the closed position to the water stop position (see FIGS. 5 to 6).

The second feature is that when the first door body is in the closed position, the rod-shaped member approaches or contacts the inner wall of the engaging hole near the opening direction, and the first door body is in the water stop position. At that time, the internal dimensions of the engaging hole were set so that the rod-shaped member was close to or in contact with the inner wall of the engaging hole near the closing direction (see FIG. 11).

As a third feature, the internal dimensions of the engaging hole are set so that the rod-shaped member can be moved by a predetermined amount in the door thickness direction and the rod-shaped member can be moved by a predetermined amount in the door width direction. (See FIG. 11).

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Next, a specific embodiment having the above characteristics will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
In the following description, the "upstream side" means the side in the direction in which water flows, assuming that water passes through the opening. Further, the "downstream side" means the side in the direction in which water flows. In the illustrated example, the upstream side of the water stop door A is the outdoor side, and the downstream side of the water stop door A is the indoor side.
Further, in the following description, the "door end side" means the tip side (free end side) of the first door body 21 or the second door body 22 in the door width direction, and the "door end side" means. It means the opposite side to the door end side.

1 to 12 show a water stop door A according to the present invention. The water stop door A is installed at an opening of a building, a building such as a house or a warehouse, a tunnel, or a structure including an underpass to prevent water from passing through the opening.
The water stop door A includes an annular frame body 10 having an opening on the center side, a first door body 21 and a second door body 22 that rotate on both left and right sides of the frame body 10 to open and close the opening. A door locking device F that locks the closed first door body 21 to the frame body 10, and a first door pressure welding device that moves the first door body 21 in the closed position to the indoor side to stop the water. It is provided with S1 and a second door pressure welding device S2 that moves the second door body 22 in the closed position to the indoor side to stop the water (see FIGS. 1 and 2).

The frame body 10 is formed in an integral rectangular frame shape having a central portion opened by the upper and lower horizontal frame members 10a and 10a and the left and right vertical frame members 10b and 10b (see FIGS. 1 and 2).
Each of the horizontal frame member 10a and the vertical frame member 10b is formed by bending a metal material such as a steel plate, and has a substantially concave receiving piece 11 that is recessed downstream and protrudes inside the frame on the inner edge side thereof. Each receiving piece 11 receives the outer edge side portions of the first door body 21 and the second door body 22 from the downstream side thereof via the airtight member 1 and the frame side water blocking member 2 (see FIG. 3).

A four-sided frame 12 is connected and fixed to the tip side of each receiving piece 11 so as to project to the downstream side (see FIG. 3).
The four-sided frame 12 is a rectangular frame made of sheet metal that surrounds the passage in the frame from the top, bottom, left, and right on the downstream side of the frame 10. The four-sided frame 12 is fitted to the receiving piece 11 of the frame body 10 and is fastened by a well-known fastening means (for example, welding, screwing, etc.).

The front end side of the four-sided frame 12 projects forward from the receiving surface of the receiving piece 11. Therefore, the front end side of the four-sided frame 12 and the receiving piece 11 are configured to have a concave cross section with a front opening (see FIG. 3). This concave portion is continuous in an endless rectangular annular shape along the inner edge of the frame body 10, and an airtight member 1 and a frame-side water blocking member 2 are fitted inside the concave portion so that the tip portion faces upstream. It is matched.

The airtight member 1 is continuously provided over substantially the entire circumference of the endless rectangular annular receiving piece 11, and the first door body 21 and the second door body 22 block the opening in the frame body 10. It is sandwiched between the back surface (downstream side surface) of the door body 21 and the second door body 22 and the receiving piece 11 and elastically deformed. The airtight member 1 mainly acts to block the passage of gas, but also has the effect of suppressing the passage of water and sound.
The airtight member 1 is formed of, for example, an elastomer resin, another elastic resin material, synthetic rubber, or the like, and is formed to have a hollow cross section according to the illustrated example.

The frame-side water blocking member 2 is continuously provided in an annular shape on the inner side of the frame than the airtight member 1 over substantially the entire circumference of the endless rectangular annular receiving piece 11. After the first door body 21 and the second door body 22 are in the closed position where the opening a is closed, the frame-side water blocking member 2 is operated by the first door pressure welding device S1 and the second door pressure welding device S2. When it is further moved to the downstream side and reaches the water stop position, it is sandwiched between the downstream side surface of the first door body 21 and the second door body 22 and the receiving piece 11 and elastically deformed (see FIG. 8).
The frame-side water blocking member 2 mainly acts to prevent the ingress of water, but also has an action of blocking the infiltration of gas and sound.
The frame-side water blocking member 2 is formed of, for example, an elastomer resin, another elastic resin material, synthetic rubber, or the like, and according to the illustrated example, the frame-side waterproof member 2 is formed in a solid cross section with the tip side facing outward from the frame, and the airtight member 1 It is more flexible and has stronger elasticity.
As another example of the frame-side water blocking member 2, an embodiment formed from a soft resin material having closed cells, a sponge-like soft resin material, a soft resin material having a hollow portion, or a cross-sectional shape other than the illustrated example. It is also possible to use the above mode.

The frame-side water blocking member 2 is provided in an annular shape along the receiving piece 11 of the frame body 10, but has a partially joined portion (not shown). This joint portion is stopped on the frame side with respect to the combined portion (the substantially central portion in the door width direction in FIG. 1) where the door end side of the first door body 21 and the door end side of the second door body 22 overlap. It is preferable to provide the water member 2 at a position distant from the extending direction.

The first door body 21 and the second door body 22 are double door type door bodies that rotate on one side (left side according to the illustrated example) in the lateral width direction and on the other side.
The first door body 21 is the door body that is closed first and may be called a child door. The second door body 22 is a door body that is closed after the first door body 21, and may be called a main door.
The magnitude relationship between the width dimensions of the first door body 21 and the second door body 22 is substantially the same according to the illustrated example, but one of them may be larger than the other.

The first door body 21 is formed in a substantially rectangular plate shape, and one of the left and right side portions (left side according to FIG. 1) has a plurality of side portions with respect to one vertical frame member 10b of the frame body 10. It is supported via the biaxial hinge 3 of.
The first door body 21 is the second door body 22 even when the second door body 22 is closed first by the well-known closing order regulating device 15 (see FIG. 2) provided on the upper horizontal frame member 10a. It is regulated to be fully closed before.
In FIG. 2, reference numeral 16 is a door closer that adjusts the closing speed of the first door body 21 and the second door body 22.

On the door end side of the first door body 21, a door end side portion (specifically, a combined water blocking member 22a) of the second door body 22 to be closed later is received from the downstream side in the vertical direction, and the portion thereof is received. A receiving portion 21b is formed so that the back surfaces on the upper and lower ends are overlapped with the frame-side water blocking member 2 (see FIGS. 4 to 7).

The receiving portion 21b is formed so as to be continuous in the vertical direction and to overlap the upper and lower end sides of the receiving portion 21b with the frame side water blocking member 2, and the receiving portion 21b is closer to the door than the first receiving portion 21b1. It is provided with a second receiving portion 21b2 formed shorter in the vertical direction than the first receiving portion 21b1 so as to be continuous in the vertical direction and not to overlap the upper and lower end sides with the frame side water blocking member 2 (FIG. 4), the second receiving portion 21b2 is formed in a stepped shape located on the back side (downstream side) of the door with respect to the first receiving portion 21b1 (see FIG. 5).

On the upper end side and lower end side surfaces of the first receiving portion 21b1, inclined surface portions 21b11 that gradually approach the surface of the frame-side water blocking member 2 toward the door end are provided (see FIG. 7).
The broken lines in FIG. 4 are a plurality of lines orthogonal to the inclination direction, and represent that the surface of the inclined surface portion 21b11 is inclined in a contour line.

Further, the second door body 22 is formed in a substantially rectangular plate shape, and the other side (right side according to FIG. 1) of the left and right side portions is set with respect to the other vertical frame member 10b of the frame body 10. , It is supported via a plurality of biaxial hinges 3.
The closing operation of the second door body 22 is regulated by the closing order regulating device 15 (see FIG. 2) described above so that the second door body 22 is fully closed after the first door body 21.
On the door end side of the second door body 22, a combined water blocking member 22a that is pressed against the surface of the receiving portion 21b on the door end side of the first door body 21 so as to overlap and elastically deforms is fitted. (See FIGS. 5 to 7).

To be described in detail, the second door body 22 has a concave fitting portion 22b for fitting the combined water blocking member 22a closer to the back side (downstream side) on the door end side.
The concave fitting portion 22b is formed so that the width of the opening 22b1 located on the back side of the door is narrower than the inner width, and a part of the combined water blocking member 22a is projected from the opening 22b1 to the back side of the door.

The combined water blocking member 22a is formed of, for example, an elastomer resin, another elastic resin material, synthetic rubber, or the like, and is provided over substantially the entire length of the second door body 22 in the vertical direction.
According to the illustrated example, the combined water blocking member 22a is formed in a solid cross section, but as another example, a soft resin material having closed cells, a sponge-like soft resin material, or a soft resin material having a hollow portion. It is also possible to use an embodiment formed from the above.

The combined water stop member 22a has a protrusion 22a1 that continuously projects in the vertical direction toward the back side (downstream side) of the door.
The protrusion 22a1 has a slope 22a11 that projects toward the back side of the door while facing the counter-door end side (right side according to FIG. 5).
When the first door body 21 and the second door body 22 overlap the door end side, the slope 22a11 is pressed across the stepped first and second receiving portions 21b1, 21b2 and elastically deformed (FIG. FIG. 6).
Further, on the upper end side and the lower end side of the slope 22a11, when the first door body 21 and the second door body 22 are in the water stop position, the inclined surface portion 21b11 of the first door body 21 and the frame side water stop. It is pressed against the member 2 and the airtight member 1 in the width direction of the door and elastically deformed (see FIG. 7). The inclined surface portion 22a11 is also pressed against the frame-side water blocking member 2 and the airtight member 1 in the same manner as described above even on the upper end side (not shown).

Further, the biaxial hinge 3 is a well-known axial support device including two rotating shafts and a link member or the like pivotally supported by these rotating shafts. The biaxial hinge 3 opens and closes by rotating each of the first door body 21 and the second door body 22 with one rotation axis closer to the vertical frame member 10b as a fulcrum.
Further, the biaxial hinge 3 uses the first door body 21 and the second door body 22 as fulcrums with the two rotation axes as fulcrum at the closed position where the first door body 21 and the second door body 22 are fully closed. Move it substantially parallel to the downstream side. By this parallel movement, the first door body 21 and the second door body 22 elastically crush the frame-side water stop member 2 by a predetermined amount to reach the water stop position.

In addition, in FIGS. 1 and 2, reference numeral 6 is an opening / closing knob for opening / closing the second door body 22, and the door tip surface of the second door body 22 is formed by the rotation operation of the opening / closing knob 6. A latch (not shown) protruding from the door is immersive. Further, a latch receiver (not shown) that fits into the latch is provided on the door end surface of the first door body 21.
Further, in FIGS. 1 and 2, reference numeral 7 indicates that a dead bolt (not shown) appears and disappears by operating a thumb turn or a key on the second door body 22 side to receive a concave shape on the front surface of the first door body 21. It is a locking mechanism that fits in and out of the seat (not shown).

Further, the door locking device F causes the rod-shaped members 71 and 71 to appear and disappear from the upper end portion and the lower end portion of the first door body 21, respectively, and each rod-shaped member 71 is a receiving member 72 which is an immovable portion on the frame body 10 side. It is a device that fits into the engagement hole 72a, and is sometimes called a French drop (see FIGS. 1 and 3).

Each rod-shaped member 71 is a metal rod material, and is supported so as to be slidable up and down on the door end side of the first door body 21, and the tip end portion thereof appears and disappears from the upper end or the lower end of the first door body 21. The rod-shaped member 71 is locked by a engaging / disengaging mechanism (not shown) in a state where the tip portion is immersed in the first door body 21 and a state in which the tip portion is projected from the first door body 21. Operation units (not shown) for operating the rod-shaped member 71 in and out are provided on the upper end side and the lower end side of the door end surface of the first door body 21, respectively.
A well-known French drop mechanism is used for the engagement / disengagement mechanism for infesting and locking the rod-shaped member 71.

The receiving member 72 is a metal cup-shaped member having an engaging hole 72a having an opening on the upper end side or the lower end side, and is formed on the lower end surface of the upper horizontal frame member 10a and the upper end surface of the lower horizontal frame member 10a. , Each is embedded (see FIG. 3).

As shown in FIG. 11A, the engaging hole 72a is formed in a substantially rectangular shape in a plan view having a concave curved surface at a corner portion, and the rod-shaped member 71 can be moved by a predetermined amount in the door thickness direction and has the same rod shape. The internal dimensions are set so that the member 71 can be moved by a predetermined amount also in the door width direction.

More specifically, the dimension X corresponding to the door width in the engaging hole 72a is the diameter of the rod-shaped member 71 to be inserted so as to absorb play, inclination, etc. in the door width direction of the first door body 21. It is set to several times.
Further, the dimension Y corresponding to the door thickness in the engaging hole 72a is set in the rod-shaped member 71 before and after the movement when the first door body 21 projects the rod-shaped member 71 and moves from the closed position to the water stop position. The engaging holes 72a are set to fit.

In other words, the internal dimensions of the engaging hole 72a are such that when the first door body 21 is in the closed position in substantially contact with the frame-side water blocking member 2, the rod-shaped member 71 is closer to the opening direction in the engaging hole 72a (FIG. 11). When the first door body 21 compresses the frame-side water blocking member 2 by a predetermined amount and is in the water stopping position due to proximity or contact with the inner wall (according to (a)), the rod-shaped member 71 is engaged. It is set so as to be close to or in contact with the inner wall of the joint hole 72a near the closing direction.
According to the illustrated example, the dimension Y in the door thickness direction of the engaging hole 72a is smaller than the dimension X in the door width direction of the engaging hole 72a, and is set to about 2 to 3 times the diameter of the rod-shaped member 71. Will be done.

Further, in the first door pressure welding device S1 (see FIGS. 1 and 2), the engaging member 31 that appears and disappears from the door tail surface of the first door body 21 by an external operation is a concave engaged portion on the frame body 10 side. The first door door tail side engaging / disengaging mechanism 30 that fits / detaches into 32 and the engaging member 41 that rotates downward of the first door body 21 by an external operation are attached to the concave engaged portion 42 on the frame body 10 side. It is provided with a first door door end side engagement / disengagement mechanism 40 for fitting / detaching.

The first door door tail side engaging / disengaging mechanism 30 includes a retracting unit 30a that causes the engaging member 31 to appear and disappear by rotating the lever 36, and an engaged portion 32 that engages with the engaging member 31 ( (See FIG. 8).

As shown in FIG. 12, the haunting unit 30a rotates with a hollow box-shaped housing 33, a rotating shaft 34 protruding to both sides of the housing, and a lever 36 fixed to an end of the rotating shaft 34. It is a well-known mechanism including an engaging member 31 that appears and disappears according to the rotation of the shaft 34, and a trigger portion 35 that regulates the appearance and appearance of the engaging member 31.
In addition, in FIG. 12, the lever 56 on the outdoor side shown by the alternate long and short dash line is attached when the infestation unit 30a is used as the infestation unit 50a on the second door body 22 side.

The rotating shaft 34 is supported in the housing 33 so as to rotate in both directions.
The engaging member 31 is supported in the housing 33 so as to penetrate the end surface of the housing 33 on the door end side, and protrudes from the housing 33 by rotating the rotating shaft 34 in one direction. It is designed to be immersed in the housing 33 by rotating in the other direction.
The trigger portion 35 is supported in the housing 33 so as to penetrate the end surface of the housing 33 on the door end side, and when protruding from the housing 33, the rotating shaft 34 is non-rotatably locked. It is configured to release the stopped state when it is immersed in the housing 33.
That is, in the open state of the first door body 21, the trigger portion 35 protrudes from the housing 33, and the rotating shaft 34 does not rotate even if the lever 36 is to be rotated. When the trigger portion 35 is immersed in the housing 33 due to the sliding contact with the first door body 21, the lever 36 can be rotated.

The haunting unit 30a can be replaced with another mechanism having the same function.

Further, the engaged portion 32 is a bottomed concave member having an opening inside the frame (see FIG. 8), and has an engaging hole 32a into which the engaging member 31 can be inserted. On the edge of the hole 32a on the door opening direction side, there is a cam slope 32b that slides into contact with the engaging member 31 and moves the door end side of the first door body 21 to the water stop position side.
The engagement hole 32a is set to have a larger dimension in the door thickness direction and a larger dimension in the vertical direction than the tip end portion of the engaging member 31 so as to have play in a state of being fitted to the engaging member 31.
The cam slope 32b moves the first door body 21 to the downstream side until the first door body 21 elastically deforms the airtight member 1 and the frame-side water blocking member 2 by a predetermined amount to exhibit sufficient water stopping performance. As described above, the length and angle of the inclined surface are appropriately set.

Further, the first door door end side engaging / disengaging mechanism 40 is supported on the outer surface (specifically, the indoor side surface) near the door end and the lower end of the first door body 21 via the base 44, and the tip end portion thereof is downward. It is provided with an engaging member 41 that is rotated toward the door and an engaged portion 42 that is provided on the lower horizontal frame member 10a and is fitted and detached from the engaging portion (see FIGS. 3 and 9).

The base 44 is a metal plate-shaped member, and is welded to the surface plate 21a without penetrating the metal surface plate 21a on the indoor side of the first door body 21.
The means for fixing the base 44 to the surface plate 21a may be any means that does not penetrate the surface plate 21a, and other examples include adhesion using an adhesive, fitting using an uneven portion, and a surface plate. It is also possible to form the 21a thick and screw it so as not to penetrate the surface plate 21a.

Then, a pedestal 45 that rotatably supports the rotating shaft 41a of the engaging member 41 is fixed to the surface of the base 44. The means for fixing the pedestal 45 to the base 44 may be screwing or the like that does not penetrate the surface plate 21a.

The engaging member 41 is fixed so as to be substantially orthogonal to the tip end side of the rotating shaft 41a supported by the pedestal 45 (see FIG. 3), and the engaging protrusion 41 is fitted and detached from the engaged portion 42 on one end side thereof. It has 41b, and has a handle portion 41c for rotation operation on the other end side.
The engaging protrusion 41b is positioned so as to fit into the engaged recess 42 when rotating downward with the rotating shaft 41a as a fulcrum.

The engaged portion 42 is a metal cup-shaped member having a bottomed engaged recess 42a having an opening upward, and is an immovable portion facing the engaging portion 41b (according to the illustrated example, in the square frame 12). It is embedded in the lower side) (see FIG. 3).

The engaged recess 42a is a substantially rectangular hole that is long in the door width direction, and the side of the opening edge on the door opening direction side is a cam slope 42a1 (see FIGS. 5 to 6).
The cam slope 42a1 is inclined toward the door closing direction as it goes in the rotation direction of the engaging protrusion 41b of the engaging member 41.
The cam slope 42a1 slides into contact with the engaging protrusion 41b of the engaging member 41 when it is rotated downward, and moves the door end side of the engaging member 41 and the first door body 21 to the water stop position side. Then, it is pressed against the frame-side water stop member 2 to deform the frame-side water stop member 2 by a predetermined amount.

Further, in the second door pressure welding device S2 (see FIGS. 1 and 2), the engaging member 51 (see FIG. 10) that appears and disappears from the door end surface of the second door body 22 by an external operation is attached to the first door body 21. A second door door end side engaging / disengaging mechanism 50 that fits into and disengages from the concave engaged portion 52 provided on the door end surface, and an engaging member that appears and disappears from the door end surface of the second door body 22 by an external operation (FIG. (Not shown) is provided with a second door door tail side engaging / disengaging mechanism 60 that fits in and out of the concave engaged portion (not shown) provided on the frame body 10.

The second door-to-door engagement / disengagement mechanism 50 includes a retracting unit 50a that retracts the engaging member 51 by rotating the levers 56 and 56, and an engaged portion 52 that engages with the engaging member 51 ( (See FIG. 10), it is mounted on the door end side of the second door body 22.

The haunting unit 50a has a configuration in which a lever 56 is also mounted on the outdoor side of the haunting unit 30a (see FIG. 12). The levers 56 are fixed to both ends of the rotating shaft 34 and are exposed to the outside.
In the infestation unit 50a, the engaging member 51 is arranged so as to be shifted to the outdoor side from the center in the door thickness direction so as not to interfere with the combined water blocking member 22a, the concave fitting portion 22b, and the like (FIG. 10). reference).

The engaged portion 52 is a member having the same configuration as the engaged portion 32, and has an engaging hole 52a into which the engaging member 51 can be inserted, and a door tip of the second door body 22 that is in sliding contact with the engaging member 51. It has a cam slope 52b that moves the side to the water stop position side.
The length and angle of the inclined surface of the cam slope 52b are appropriately set so that the combined water blocking member 22a is pressed against the receiving portion 21b of the first door body 21 and elastically deforms by a predetermined amount.

Further, the second door door tail side engaging / disengaging mechanism 60 is mounted on the door tail side of the second door body 22 by using the infestation unit 50a symmetrically, and the engaged portion 52 is used symmetrically. It is attached to the frame body 10 (vertical frame member 10b), and the levers 66 and 66 are exposed on both the front and back surfaces of the second door body 22 (see FIGS. 1 and 2).
The second door door tail side engaging / disengaging mechanism 60 has an engaging member (not shown) from the door tail surface of the second door body 22 when the lever 66 is rotated at the closed position of the second door body 22. The engaging member is slidably contacted with the cam slope (not shown) in the engaged portion (not shown) on the frame body 10 side, and the door tail side of the second door body 22 is stopped at the water stop position. Move to the side.

Next, the characteristic action and effect of the water stop door A having the above configuration will be described in detail.
First, when the first door body 21 (child door) is moved from the open state to the closed position, the indoor side surface (back surface) of the first door body 21 is the airtight member 1 and the frame side stop on the upper lower end side and the door tail side. It comes into contact with the water member 2 (see FIG. 3).
In this contact state, if the rod-shaped member 71 is projected from the upper end and the lower end of the first door body 21 by operating the door locking device F, the tip end side of each rod-shaped member 71 fits closer to the outside in the receiving member 72. In this way, it comes into close contact with or comes into contact with the inner surface of the receiving member 72 on the outdoor side (see FIGS. 3 and 5A).
Therefore, it is possible to suppress the fluttering of the first door body 21 indoors and outdoors.

Next, when the second door body 22 (main door) is moved from the open state to the closed position, the first door body 21 (see FIG. 3) is located on the upper and lower end sides and the door end side, as in the case of the first door body 21 (see FIG. 3). 2 The indoor side surface (back surface) of the door body 22 comes into contact with the airtight member 1 and the frame side water stop member 2, and on the door end side, the combined water stop member 22a of the second door body 22 is the first door body. It comes into contact with the receiving portion 21b of 21 (FIG. 5B). In this closed position, it is possible to prevent the intrusion of normal wind, rain and sound.

At the closed position, the latch corresponding to the opening / closing knob 6 fits into the latch receiver on the first door body 21 side with an appropriate play (not shown). Further, when the locking mechanism 7 is locked in the closed position, the dead bolt of the locking mechanism 7 fits into the seat with an appropriate play (not shown).

Next, when the first door door tail side engagement / disengagement mechanism 30 and the first door door tip side engagement / disengagement mechanism 40 on the first door body 21 (child door) side are operated, the first door body 21 is in the closed position. It moves further indoors (see FIG. 6 (c)).
Therefore, on the upper and lower end sides and the door tail side of the first door body 21, the airtight member 1 and the frame side water blocking member 2 are pressed by the indoor side surface (back surface) of the first door body 21 and elastically deformed.
Further, when the first door body 21 is moved, the rod-shaped member 71 of the door locking device F (French drop) moves inside the receiving member 72 from the outdoor side to the indoor side (see FIG. 6C).

Next, when the first door door tail side engagement / disengagement mechanism 30 and the first door door tip side engagement / disengagement mechanism 40 on the second door body 22 (parent door) side are operated, the second door body 22 moves to the indoor side. Move (see FIG. 6 (d)).
Due to this movement, the airtight member 1 and the frame-side water blocking member 2 are pressed by the indoor side surface (back surface) of the second door body 22 on the upper and lower end sides and the door tail side of the second door body 22, and elastically deformed by a predetermined amount. ..
Further, by the same movement, the combined water blocking member 22a on the front end side of the 22 doors of the second door body straddles the stepped first and second receiving portions 21b1, 21b2 on the front end side of the first door body 21. Is pressed and elastically deformed by a predetermined amount (see FIG. 6D).

Therefore, the left and right first door bodies 21 and the first door body 21 are at water stop positions in which the frame-side water stop member 2 and the combined water stop member 22a are elastically deformed by a predetermined amount at the outer peripheral portion and the combined portion. , Prevents the ingress of water in the event of a flood.
When releasing this water stop state, the first door door tail side engagement / disengagement mechanism 30, the first door door end side engagement / disengagement mechanism 40, the second door door end side engagement / disengagement mechanism 50, and the second door door tail side engagement mechanism 50 The removal mechanism 60 may be rotated in the direction opposite to the above.

Therefore, according to the water stop door A having the above configuration, it is possible to suppress the fluttering of the first door body 21 and the first door body 21 and the second door body in the state where the door locking device F (French drop) is used. The water stop function can be exhibited by moving 22 to the water stop position side.
Moreover, the operability and stop of the first door door tail side engagement / disengagement mechanism 30, the first door door end side engagement / disengagement mechanism 40, the second door door end side engagement / disengagement mechanism 50, and the second door door tail side engagement / disengagement mechanism 60. Good water operability.
Further, in particular, since the first door door tip side engaging / disengaging mechanism 40 has a structure that does not penetrate the first door body 21, the water blocking structure of the shaft portion can be simplified and reduced in cost.

The order of operating the first door door tail side engagement / disengagement mechanism 30, the first door door end side engagement / disengagement mechanism 40, the second door door end side engagement / disengagement mechanism 50, and the second door door tail side engagement / disengagement mechanism 60 is , The procedure is not limited to the above-mentioned procedure, and any order can be used.

Further, as a procedure other than the above, only the first door body 21 is set to the closed position, and the first door door tail side engagement / disengagement mechanism 30 and the first door door end side engagement / disengagement mechanism 40 are operated, and the first door body is operated. After the 21 is set to the water stop position, the second door body 22 is set to the closed position and the second door door end side engagement / disengagement mechanism 50 and the second door door tail side engagement / disengagement mechanism 60 are operated to operate the second door body 22. May be set to the water stop position.

Further, according to the above embodiment, the first door door tip side engaging / disengaging mechanism 40 that does not penetrate the door body is applied to the double door type water stop door, but as another example, the single door type water stop door On the other hand, it is also possible to apply the first door front side engagement / disengagement mechanism 40 having the same structure.

Further, according to the above embodiment, the upstream side of the water stop door A is the outdoor side, and the downstream side of the water stop door A is the indoor side. However, depending on the installation status of the water stop door A, the upstream side may be. It is also possible that the indoor side and the downstream side are the outdoor side. In such a case, the configuration of the water stop door A in the thickness direction may be reversed from the drawing.

The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and can be appropriately modified without changing the gist of the present invention.

1: Airtight member 2: Frame side water stop member 10: Frame body 21: First door body 21b: Receiving part 22: Second door body 22a: Combined water stop member 30: First door door tail side engagement / disengagement mechanism 30a : Appearance unit 31: Engagement member 32a: Bottomed hole 36: Lever 40: First door door end side engagement / disengagement mechanism 41: Engagement member 41b: Engagement part 42: Engagement part 42a: Engagement recess 42a1 : Cam slope 44: Base 50: Second door door tip side engagement / disengagement mechanism 52b: Cam slope 60: Second door door tail side engagement / disengagement mechanism 71: Rod-shaped member 72a: Engagement hole A: Water stop door F: Door Locking device (French drop)
S1: First door pressure welding device S2: Second door pressure welding device

Claims (3)

An annular frame having an opening on the center side, a first door body and a second door body that rotate on both left and right sides of the frame body to open and close the opening, and a first door body and a second door body when closed. A frame-side water blocking member annularly attached to the frame body so as to be pressed by the door body and elastically deformed, and a first door body provided on the door end side of the second door body in the vertical direction and closed first. It is provided with a combined water blocking member that is pressed against the door end side and elastically deforms, and the closing position where the first door body and the second door body substantially close the opening, the frame side water blocking member, and the combined water blocking member. A water stop door that moves a member to and from a water stop position that has been elastically deformed by a predetermined amount.
The first door body is provided with a rod-shaped member that appears and disappears from the vertical end of the first door body, and the immovable portion on the frame body side has an engaging hole that fits into the rod-shaped member when protruding. The engaging hole is provided so that when the first door body projects the rod-shaped member and moves from the closed position to the water stop position, the engaging hole is fitted into the rod-shaped member before and after the movement. A water stop door that is characterized by being set. When the first door body is in the closed position, the rod-shaped member approaches or contacts the inner wall of the engaging hole near the opening direction, and when the first door body is in the water stop position, the rod-shaped member is in the rod shape. The water stop door according to claim 1 , wherein the internal dimensions of the engaging hole are set so that the member approaches or contacts the inner wall of the engaging hole closer to the closing direction.

The engaging hole is characterized in that its internal dimensions are set so that the rod-shaped member can be moved by a predetermined amount in the door thickness direction and the rod-shaped member can be moved by a predetermined amount in the door width direction. The water stop door according to claim 1 or 2.

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