JPH03103574A - High-rise building equipped with heliport - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To make a high-rise building functional as a helicopter base by making departure and arrival of helicopters, hangaring and refueling therefor available with an opening facing a heliport and a helicopter elevator provided on the rooftop, with hangars provided in the lower stories and with fuel oil tanks provided in the basement of the high-rise building. CONSTITUTION:A heliport 2 is provided on the rooftop A of a high-rise building 1. A helicopter 3 that lands on the heliport is transferred, sliding over rails 4A and 4B, to an elevator 4 whose port is opened facing the heliport 2, and is taken down to a hangar 5 with the elevator operated by a motor. Fuel oil tanks 7 and 7 are provided in the basement and temporary storage of the fuel oil is made in the hangars 5 with a refueling device 8 such as oil delivery pump or the like. The helicopter 3 that comes flying is landed on the heliport 2 on instructions given by a control room 6A, and is transferred to the elevator 4 and is further put in the hangar 5, where refueling or the like is made with the refueling device 8 or the like. Thereby the heliport on the high-rise building becomes a refueling base as well, and sphere of action for helicopters can be expanded therewith, resulting in enhancement of information gathering by helicopter services in a big city.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to a high-rise building with a helipad built mainly in a large city.

(Prior Art) In general, buildings in large cities have been unable to fully utilize their functions in transmitting information despite their favorable location due to the development of transportation systems and resulting traffic congestion.

In such cases, the number of buildings with helipads has increased in recent years, and these buildings are equipped with helipads on the roofs of buildings, allowing for information gathering and rapid response to emergencies.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) However, the above-mentioned helipad-equipped buildings are currently only equipped with a helipad consisting of a helicopter landing place and a simple control tower. Therefore, although helicopters could take off and land, the number was limited to one or two at most, and there was no helipad that could accommodate a large number of helicopters. Furthermore, conventional helipads only have the function of taking off and landing, but do not have the function of repairing or refueling helicopters.

The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a high-rise building with a helipad that can accommodate and store a large number of helicopters, and can also be repaired and refueled.

(Means for Solving the Problems) The gist of the high-rise building with a heliport according to the present invention for solving the above-mentioned problems and achieving the object is to A lift device that opens toward the helipad and raises and lowers the helicopter is provided, a hangar is provided on the lower floor of the helipad to store the helicopter transferred by the lift device, and a hangar is provided on the basement floor of the high-rise building to store the helicopter. The present invention consists in making it possible to take off, land, and store a helicopter by using a fuel tank that stores fuel for the helicopter, and also to make it possible to supply fuel for the helicopter from the fuel tank.

(Function) As described above, according to the high-rise building with a helipad according to the present invention, the helicopter that has landed at the helipad is stored in the hangar using the lifting device, and conversely, the helicopter is loaded from the hangar onto the lifting device and further They will be transported to the helipad on the roof and the helicopter will be launched. Therefore, a large number of helicopters can be stored.

In addition, a fuel tank for storing helicopter fuel is formed in the basement floor of the building, and the helicopter fuel is sent from the fuel tank to a fueling device installed in the hangar using a pump or other oil feeding device, This refueling system will be able to refuel helicopters.

(Example) An example of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a high-rise building 1 with a helipad according to the present invention. A helipad 2 is provided on the rooftop A of this high-rise building 1 with a helipad. A helicopter 3 takes off from and arrives at this heliport 2.

After the helicopter 3 lands, the upper part of the helipad 2 is moved and the retractable rail 4A. 4B to send the helicopter 3 into the lifting device 4.

The lifting device 4 opens toward the helipad 2, and is used to move the helicopter 3 to the hangar 5 by raising and lowering it with an electric motor. The hangars 5, 5, . . . are provided on the lower floor of the helipad 2.

Reference numerals 6 and 6A in the figure indicate a control tower and a control room where the helicopter 3 takes off and lands.

Further, fuel tanks 7, 7 for storing fuel for the helicopter 3 are provided on the basement floor of this high-rise building 1 with a helipad. The reference numeral 9 indicates the ground, 10 indicates the equipment room, 11 indicates the parking lot, and 12 indicates the hall.

The fuel tank 7 is located at one end of the hangar 5.
A refueling device 8 is provided for temporarily storing fuel for the helicopter 3 sent from a fuel pump (not shown) or the like by means of transportation, and supplying the fuel to the helicopter 3.

Further, in the hangar 5, various tools and implements for repairing the helicopter 3 are prepared.

As described above, according to the high-rise building 1 with a helipad according to the present invention, the helicopter 3 flying from another building or an airfield follows the support of the control room 6A.
Land at helipad 2.

Then, the upper surface of the helipad 2 and the helicopter 3 are slid on the pull-in rails 4A, 4B and sent into the lifting device 4.

Then, the helicopter 3 is lowered by the lifting device 4 to an arbitrary hangar 5 provided on the lower floor of the helipad 2, and the helicopter 3 is transferred to the hangar 5 and stored therein.

Since a plurality of hangars 5 are provided as shown in the figure, a large number of the helicopters 3 can be stored therein.

The helicopter 3 is repaired, maintained, etc. within the hangar 5, and refueled with fuel using the refueling device 8. This fuel supply functions as a full-fledged fuel supply base since there are fuel tanks 7, 7 on the basement floor of the high-rise building 1 with a helipad.

To launch the helicopter 3, the helicopter 3 is sent from the hangar 5 to the lifting device, raised to the lifting device 4, transferred to the helipad 2, and launched from there.

Although the high-rise building 1 with a helipad according to the present invention has been described above, the hangar 5 may be provided on the basement floor of the building, and the retractable rails 4A and 4B for the lifting device may also be provided therein. It is not limited, and may be omitted depending on the case.

Further, the oil supply device 8 is not particularly limited either.

(Effects of the Invention) As explained above, according to the high-rise building with a helipad according to the present invention, the roof is opened toward the helipad, and a lifting device for raising and lowering the helicopter is provided, and the lower floor of the helipad is provided with a lifting device for raising and lowering the helicopter. A hangar was provided to store the helicopters transferred by the lifting device, and a fuel tank was formed in the basement of the high-rise building to store fuel for the helicopters, making it possible to store a large number of helicopters as well as repair and maintenance of the helicopters. can also be done.

Furthermore, since the fuel station is provided, it functions as a fuel supply base for helicopters, and is very effective in gathering information in large cities.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a high-rise building with a helipad according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a plan view of the same, and FIG.
The figure is also a longitudinal sectional view. 1... High-rise building with helipad, 2... Helipad, 3... Helicopter 4... Lifting device, 5
... Hangar, 6... Control tower, 6A... Control room, 7
...Fuel tank, 8...Refueling device.

Claims (1)

[Claims] In a high-rise building having a helipad for taking off and taking off helicopters on the rooftop, an elevating device that opens toward the heliport and that raises and lowers the helicopter is provided on the rooftop, and a lifting device is provided on the rooftop, and a lower floor of the helipad is provided. A hangar is provided to store the helicopters transferred by the lifting device, and a fuel tank for storing helicopter fuel is formed in the basement floor of the high-rise building so that helicopters can be taken off, landed, and stored. A high-rise building with a helipad that can be refueled.