JPH1147428A - Cigarette stub collecting device - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To surely extinguish cigarette stubs with water for fire fighting and collect them so as to eliminate the danger of smoke leaking in a hall by arranging an outgoing part of an endless rope in a collecting cylinder storing water for fire fighting, which is communicated with the bottom of an ash tray, and providing a cigarette stub collecting box below a turn part of the endless rope drawn out to the outside of the collecting cylinder. SOLUTION: Before use, a lever 12 is turned downward to be held by a locking part 26, and an oscillating pulley 8 fitted to an arm 11 moved up and down by rotation of the lever 12 is raised. After the bottom wall 4 of the forward end part of a gutter member 3 is held in the state of being lifted high by a horizontal bar 14 provided near the tip of the arm 11, water 23 for fire fighting is poured into a collecting cylinder 1 from a filling port. Thus, cigarette stubs T thrown into the collecting cylinder 1 are extinguished by water 23 for fire fighting, and moved in the state of being placed on an endless rope 7 arranged in the collecting cylinder 1 to a cigarette stub drop part 2. The endless rope 7 is guided to turn downward by the oscillation pulley 8 at the cigarette stub drop part 2, and the cigarette stubs T are collected into a lower collecting box 25.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention is installed in a pachinko parlor, an amusement arcade, a cafeteria, a conference room, etc., and automatically collects cigarette butts placed and stored under an ashtray-installed table having a plurality of ashtrays. For collecting butts.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, as a device for collecting cigarette butts from an ashtray placed on a table below a pachinko machine in a pachinko parlor, a collecting cylinder for collecting butts is mounted below the table, and the bottom of the ashtray is opened. The cigarette butt is dropped into the collecting cylinder, and an endless flat belt for transferring the cigarette butt is arranged in the internal space of the collecting cylinder. The cigarette butt dropped from the ashtray is directly received by the endless flat belt, and one end of the collecting cylinder is received. There is known a structure in which a butt is carried with an endless belt placed on an endless belt to a discharge port formed by opening the butt, and the butt is stored in a butt collection box provided below the discharge port of the collection cylinder. However, in the cigarette butt collecting device using this conventional endless flat belt, the endless flat belt rotates in the vertical direction because the belt width is wide, and the forward end portion and the return end portion of the endless flat belt are placed in the internal space of the collecting cylinder. Must be arranged. In addition, a pulley which is put on an endless flat belt and pulled into tension must be arranged in the internal space of the collecting cylinder. For this reason, the diameter of the pulley to which the endless flat belt is stretched by pulling, the thickness of the endless flat belt, and the gap width of the space held between the return path portion of the endless flat belt and the inner bottom surface of the collection cylinder. However, there is a problem that a large collection cylinder designed only vertically long is required, and the production unit price is increased. Also, since one end of the recovery cylinder is open to form a discharge port, fire extinguishing water cannot be stored in the recovery cylinder, and when a non-fire extinguishing butt is introduced, smoke fills the recovery cylinder, There is a problem that smoke leaks out of the ashtray into the hall, damaging the environment inside the hall.

[0003]

The first object to be solved by the present invention is to solve these problems of the prior art and to smoothly, quickly and surely transfer the butts into the collection box from within the collection cylinder. It is possible to reduce the size of the collection cylinder, reduce the manufacturing unit price, and extinguish the fire butts with fire extinguishing water securely, and make sure that the surrounding environment is damaged by smoke or odor from the butts. It is an object of the present invention to provide a butts collection device for preventing such butts.
A second problem is to quickly and surely discharge fire extinguishing water, decomposed products of butts, ash, dust and the like in the recovery cylinder, and to improve work efficiency. A third problem is to make it difficult to lower the water level of the fire extinguishing water in the recovery cylinder and to maintain a high fire extinguishing efficiency.

[0004]

Means for solving the above problems are as follows: 1) A collection cylinder having a horizontally elongated and butts inlet on an upper surface is provided below a plurality of cigarette ashtrays, wherein the ashtray is provided. The bottom of the collection cylinder communicates with the input port of the collection cylinder, fire-extinguishing water is stored in the collection cylinder, and an endless cable or an endless chain is disposed on the bottom of the collection cylinder. The endless cord or the endless chain is pulled out of the forward path so as to pass over the end wall, and the endless cord or the endless chain is turned down and spliced on the return path after being pulled out of the collection cylinder.
A collection box of butts is provided below the end of the endless cable or the endless chain, and the butts put into the collection cylinder from the ashtray are carried out on the endless cable or the endless chain and are carried out. A cigarette butter collecting device characterized by dropping butts at the turn portion and collecting the cigarettes into a collecting box 2) A collecting cylinder having a horizontally long and cigarette butt inlet on the upper surface is provided below a plurality of cigarette ashtrays, The bottom of the ashtray is communicated with the input port of the collecting cylinder, fire extinguishing water is stored in the collecting cylinder, and one end of the collecting cylinder can be opened,
The endless cord or the endless chain is provided on the bottom of the collection cylinder, and the endless cord or the endless chain is pulled out beyond the end wall of the collection cylinder.
An end of the endless cord or the endless chain pulled out of the collection cylinder is provided with a buttress dropping part for dropping butts on the endless cord or the endless chain below the collection cylinder, and falls at the butch dropping part. A collecting box for collecting the butts collected in the collecting cylinder, collecting the butts put in the collecting cylinder from the collecting cylinder to the collecting box, and making it easy to discharge the fire extinguishing water to the outside of the collecting cylinder 3). The cigarette butter collecting apparatus according to the above 1), wherein one end of the collecting cylinder can be opened and fire extinguishing water can be drained out of the collecting cylinder. 4) The end wall of the collecting cylinder from which the endless cord or the endless chain is pulled out is fallen outward. The cigarette butter collecting apparatus according to the above 2) or 3), wherein one end of the collecting cylinder can be opened as much as possible. 5) The end wall of the collecting cylinder on the side from which the endless cord or the endless chain is pulled out is opened, and both ends are opened. Around the horizontal U-shaped flexible gutter A holding means for horizontally projecting from the open end of the tube, bending the protruding part of the gutter body and lifting it high to hold fire extinguishing water is provided, and releasing the gutter body by releasing the holding means. 6. The butts collecting apparatus according to any one of the above 2) to 4), wherein the arm is tilted up and down below the collecting cylinder as the holding means, and protrudes from the collecting cylinder. The butts collecting apparatus according to the above 5), wherein a horizontal bar for supporting the bottom surface of the gutter body to be mounted is attached to the arm, and a locking portion for locking the arm in a state of being inclined upward is provided. 7) A collecting cylinder as a holding means. An arm that tilts up and down below the arm, a support plate that supports the bottom surface of the gutter body protruding from the collection cylinder is attached to the rotation shaft of the arm, and a locking portion that locks the arm in a state of being tilted upward The butts recovery apparatus according to 5), further comprising: 8) A water tank for storing fire extinguishing water to be supplied into the collection cylinder is connected to the collection cylinder via a connecting channel, and even if the extinguishing water is absorbed by the butts introduced into the collection cylinder, the fire extinguishing water is automatically discharged from the water storage tank. The cigarette butter collecting apparatus according to the above 1) to 7), in which the water level of the fire extinguishing water in the collecting cylinder is reduced by supplying water, 9) at the end of the collecting cylinder upstream of the outward path of the endless cable or the endless chain. The cigarette butt collection device according to the above item 8) provided with a connection water channel 10) The above item 8) or 9), wherein an elongated water storage tank extending in parallel to the side of the collection channel serving as the internal space of the collection tube is provided in the collection tube.
11) A pulley or gear for supporting an endless cord or an endless chain pulled out from the collection cylinder is attached to the tip of the arm, and the pulley or gear is moved in accordance with the vertical movement of the protruding portion of the gutter body. The cigarette butter collecting device according to the above item 6) or 7), wherein the device moves up and down so as to move up and down together so that the endless cord or the endless chain drawn out of the collecting cylinder does not hit the projecting portion of the gutter.

[0005]

According to the first aspect of the present invention, when cigarette butts are put into the collecting cylinder from the bottom hole of the ashtray, the butts are immersed in the fire water stored in the collecting cylinder and extinguished. In addition, butts become heavy by absorbing fire water and sink in fire water,
The butts rest on the outward path of the endless cable or the endless chain disposed on the bottom surface in the collection cylinder. A part of the endless cable or the endless chain is drawn out of the collection tube so as to pass over one end wall of the collection tube, and the endless cable or the endless chain is rotated in the direction in which the collection tube is pulled out. The butts, which have become heavy due to the absorption of the fire extinguishing water, sufficiently ride on the moving endless cord or endless chain, and move inside the collection cylinder together with the endless cord or endless chain. In addition, when the butts reach the turn portion of the endless cable or the endless chain that moves from the lateral direction to the lower side while climbing over the end wall of the recovery cylinder while riding on the endless cable or the endless chain, The endless cable or the endless chain supported from below is lost, and the butts absorbed by the fire extinguishing water and fall heavily fall by their own weight, separate from the endless cable or the endless chain, and directly into the collection box. Or, it is collected indirectly through a discharge path such as a chute. Also, if one end of the recovery cylinder is made openable, open one end of the recovery cylinder when discharging the contaminated fire extinguishing water. Waste can be discharged smoothly without any residue.

According to the second aspect of the invention, in the same manner as described above, the butts put into the collection tube are put on an endless cord or an endless chain and discharged from the collection tube to the outside. The butts discharged to the outside of the collection tube fall at the end of the endless cord or the end of the end of the endless chain drawn out of the collection tube, and fall into the collection box directly or through a discharge path such as a chute. It is collected indirectly. In addition, since one end of the recovery cylinder can be opened, open the one end of the recovery cylinder when discharging dirty fire water and disassemble fire extinguishing water and decomposed matter, ash, garbage, etc. of butts accumulated in the fire water. Can be discharged smoothly without any residue.

According to the fifth aspect of the invention, a flexible gutter body having both ends opened is protruded from an end portion of the open recovery cylinder, and the bottom of the protruding portion of the gutter body is raised while being bent. By lifting and holding, fire extinguishing water can be stored in the collection cylinder. When draining fire extinguishing water out of the collecting cylinder, one end of the collecting cylinder can be opened by lowering the bottom surface of the raised flexible gutter to its original height position.

[0008]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS In the present invention, it is desirable that one end of a collection cylinder on the side from which an endless cord or an endless chain is pulled out can be opened. As a configuration that allows the end wall of the collection cylinder to be openable, a flexible gutter body described below is desirable, but a blocking plate that can be slid up and down or left and right to open one end of the collection cylinder is an endless cord or By attaching to the end wall of the collection cylinder over which the endless chain has climbed or the side wall near this end wall, the end wall of the collection cylinder or the peripheral wall near this end wall can be opened. A desirable configuration that allows the end wall of the collection cylinder to be openable is that a flexible gutter body is provided in a protruding state at an open end of the collection cylinder whose one end is opened, and the gutter of the protruding part is provided. The configuration is such that fire extinguishing water can be stored by lifting the bottom of the body high and held by the holding means, and one end of the collection cylinder can be opened by releasing the holding means. This configuration can be easily simplified. As the flexible gutter, a rubber gutter is generally used. It is desirable that the side wall of the front end portion of the gutter body be rounded in an arc shape as approaching the front end so as to be easily bent. As a configuration for raising and holding the bottom surface of the gutter body high, a horizontal bar is attached to the arm that tilts up and down as described in claim 6, or a contact plate is attached to the arm as described in claim 5. It is preferable to raise the bottom of the gutter body by tilting the arm upward and locking it, and to raise the bottom surface of the gutter body high with a horizontal bar or a contact plate, so that the configuration can be simplified, which is desirable. The arm is generally tilted manually, but may be tilted by a driving force such as electric, hydraulic, or pneumatic. In the case of the former manual operation, it is common to attach a handle lever to the base end of the arm.

As the fire extinguishing water, water is generally used, but a liquid in which a fire extinguisher, an aromatic, a deodorant, and the like are mixed in water may be used. As the endless cord or the endless chain of the present invention, a rubber round rope is preferable because the attached matter is easily removed and no rust is generated. The endless cord or the endless chain may be constantly rotated, or may be rotated periodically or irregularly according to the number of butts to be charged. Further, it is desirable to provide an annular projection on the round rope because it is possible to move the butts and to move and discharge the decomposition products, ash, dust, etc. of the butts on the road bottom. In addition, the return path of the endless cable or the endless chain can be installed inside the collection cylinder at the upper left or right position that does not hinder the fall of the butts. This is preferable because it does not pollute the outer peripheral environment. It is desirable to drop the butts by changing the moving direction of the endless cord or the endless chain from side to bottom, but using a scraping plate provided with a hole or groove through which the endless cord or the endless chain passes, Or brushes that come into contact with endless cords or endless chains, or
In some cases, butts are dropped by injecting air or water.

[0010]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a use state of the first embodiment, FIG. 2 is an explanatory view showing a buttress falling part in the first embodiment, and FIG.
FIG. 4 is a top view illustrating the state in which the butts move to the buttocks dropping part in FIG. 4. FIG. 4 shows a state in which the bottom wall of the gutter body is lifted high to partition the open portion of the collection cylinder and store fire extinguishing water in the first embodiment. FIG. 5 is an explanatory view showing a state in which fire-fighting water contaminated in the first embodiment is discharged into a collection box. FIG. 6 is a sectional view taken along line AA in FIG.
FIG. 7 is a partially cutaway explanatory view showing the internal structure of the rear end portion of the recovery cylinder in the first embodiment. FIG. 8 is an explanatory view showing the state of supplying fire extinguishing water from the water storage tank into the recovery path in the first embodiment. FIG. 9 shows the second embodiment.
FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view of a collecting cylinder according to the second embodiment, and FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating a state in which the bottom wall of the gutter body is lifted high to partition an open portion of the collecting cylinder in the third embodiment. FIG. 12 is an explanatory view showing a state where the bottom wall of the gutter is lowered in the third embodiment.

Example 1 (see FIGS. 1 to 8) In the drawings, reference numeral 1 denotes a length of about 10 m, a height of about 4.4 cm, and a width of about 8 c.
m, an aluminum recovery cylinder having an open upper surface, 1a has a width of about 2.3 cm, a depth of about 3 cm, and stores the fire extinguishing water 23. The recovery path of the recovery cylinder 1 having a normal water depth of about 1 cm is 2 The butts dropping portion 3 formed at a location beyond one end wall of the collecting cylinder 1 has a U-shaped cross section attached to the open end of the collecting cylinder 1 on the side of the butts dropping portion 2 and has a bottom wall. A rubber gutter body having arcuate rounded tip portions on both side walls so that the tip can be bent and lifted to the upper side position of the side wall, 4 is the bottom wall of the gutter body 3, 5 is the collection tube 1 Endless rope 7 provided on the bottom wall
, An insertion groove for inserting a return path portion of an endless rope 7 provided on both side walls of the collection cylinder 1, and a forward insertion section 7 for inserting a forward path into the depression section 5 on the bottom surface of the collection cylinder 1 and a collection cylinder. An endless rope made of rubber and having a diameter of about 6 mm in which a return portion is disposed in the insertion groove 6 of the first end, and a return route 8 of the endless rope 7 drawn downward from the collection cylinder 1 by turning a forward portion of the endless rope 7 out. A swing pulley that joins a portion and that bends a returning section that rises via a drive pulley 9 horizontally toward a driven pulley 10, 9 is a drive pulley arranged below the swing pulley 8, 10 is a driven pulley, 10a Is a return pulley provided in the collecting cylinder 1 on the opposite side of the buttocks falling part 2 of the collecting cylinder 1, 11 is a pair of arms supporting the swing pulley 8, 12 is a lever fixed to the rear end of one arm, 13 is arm 1 Is a rotating shaft pivotally connected to the casing 28, 14 is a horizontal bar suspended at the center of the pair of arms 11, 15 is a motor, and 17 is in the collection cylinder 1 with the collection path 1a interposed therebetween. Approximately 10m long and approximately 2m deep.
A pair of horizontally long water tanks of 8 cm and a bottom width of about 0.8 cm, 1
Reference numeral 8 denotes a connection water passage that connects the rear end wall of the water storage tank 17 to the collection path 1a, reference numeral 19 denotes an inlet that is connected to one water storage tank 17,
21 is an ashtray, 22 is a bottom hole of the ashtray 21, 23 is fire extinguishing water using water, 24 is a timing belt, 25 is a collection box, 26
Is a locking portion of the lever 12, 27 is a pachinko machine, 28 is a casing, 29 is a projection projecting into the collection path 1a at a height of about 30 mm from the bottom of the collection path 1a, and T is a cigarette butt.

In the first embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 8, the lever 12 is turned down before use, and the lever 12 is held upright by the locking portion 26 in a state where the lever 12 is set upright. The swing pulley 8 attached to 11 is raised. The bottom wall 4 at the tip of the gutter body 3 is lifted high by a horizontal bar 14 provided horizontally near the tip of the arm 11, and the collection path 1 a of the collection cylinder 1 is opened at the buttocks dropping portion 2 by the lifted bottom wall 4. Partition so that it is not done. By locking the lever 12 to the locking portion 26, the arm 11 can be held in a state of being inclined upward. The lever 12 is attached to a rotating shaft 13 of the arm 11, and the rotating shaft 13 is pivotally attached to a casing 28.
Thereafter, the fire extinguishing water 23 is injected from the injection port 19, and the fire extinguishing water 23 is injected into the water storage tank 17 and the collection cylinder 1. Inlet 1
The fire extinguishing water 23 injected from 9 is directly injected into the water storage tank 17, and the fire extinguishing water 23 in the water storage tank 17 is injected into the recovery cylinder 1 through the connection water channel 18. Inside the recovery path 1a and the water tank 1
7, the water level of the fire extinguishing water 23 in the recovery path 1a and the water level of the fire extinguishing water 23 in the water storage tank 17 are always kept at the same height. Pachinko machine 27
The butts T introduced into the collection cylinder 1 through the bottom hole 22 of the ashtray 21 below are immersed in fire-extinguishing water 23, and the fire is completely extinguished. In addition, the butts T are put on the endless ropes 7 arranged in the collection cylinder 1 and move to the buttocks dropping part 2 together with the endless ropes 7 while being put on the endless ropes 7. Butts T
Absorbs the fire-extinguishing water 23 and becomes heavier and sinks, so that it is possible not to float on the water surface but to ride on the endless rope 7 with the weight of the butts T sufficiently. Further, since the endless rope 7 is provided on the bottom surface of the collecting cylinder 1 so that the sinking butt T sinks on the upper side, the butt T is put on the pair of endless ropes 7 or the collecting cylinder 1 And comes into contact with only one endless rope 7 in contact with the inner surface of the side wall. In any state, the butts T, which have become heavy due to the absorption of the fire extinguishing water 23, move to the buttocks falling part 2 side with the movement of the endless rope 7. The butts T once injected into the collection cylinder 1 are prevented from floating above the collection path 1a by the projections 29 protruding into the collection path 1a at a height near the bottom hole 22 of the ashtray 21, and during the transportation. However, the butts T are prevented from catching on the bottom hole 22 of the ashtray 21 so that the butts T are clogged in the collection path 1a.

At one end of the collecting cylinder 1 on the buttocks falling part 2 side, the bottom wall 4 at the tip of the gutter body 3 is raised high to prevent the fire water 23 from flowing out, but the endless rope 7 is raised high. Since the bottom end 4 of the gutter 3 is drawn out beyond the bottom wall 4, the butts T also move outward with the endless rope 7 beyond the raised bottom wall 4 of the gutter 3. In the butts dropping part 2, the endless rope 7 is guided by the swing pulley 8 to turn downward. When the butts T reach the position of the turn of the endless rope 7, the extinguishing water 23 is absorbed and becomes heavy. It falls reliably by its own weight and is collected in the collection box 25 below. As described above, since the swing pulley 8 is provided above the collection box 25 and the endless rope 7 is turned downward, the butts T which have absorbed the fire-extinguishing water 23 and have become heavy
Is easily dropped by its own weight, and the butts T carried out of the collection tube 1 are securely collected in the collection box 25 without the butts T being stuck on the endless rope 7 or remaining on the endless rope 7. I can do it.

The fire extinguishing water 23 in the recovery path 1a is absorbed by the butts T discharged and gradually decreases.
7, the fire extinguishing water 23 is supplied into the recovery cylinder 1 and the recovery path 1a is recovered.
The water level of the fire extinguishing water 23 inside can be slowed down, and the water level can be reduced little. For this reason, even when the number of butts T to be supplied is large, the butts T can be extinguished sufficiently and the fire extinguishing efficiency can be maintained high. Further, since the recovery cylinder 1 is connected to the water storage tank 17 through the connecting water channel 18 at the rear end portion opposite to the buttocks falling part 2, the fire extinguishing with the contaminated matter including decomposed products of the butts, ash, dust and the like is performed. It becomes difficult for the water 23 to flow into the water storage tank 17, and clean fire water 23 can be supplied from the water storage tank 17 into the recovery cylinder 1. The amount of fire extinguishing water 23 does not need to be replenished during the business hours of the pachinko parlor, but if the number of butts T is large and the amount of fire extinguishing water 23 is reduced, the water from the inlet 19 to the predetermined water level is reached. Refill fire extinguishing water 23.

The operation of discharging the contaminated fire extinguishing water 23 and replacing it with new fire extinguishing water 23 is performed after the store is closed. In this case, the locking portion 26 is released, the lever 12 is pulled toward the user to rotate the arm 11 downward, and the horizontal bar 1 attached to the arm 11 is rotated.
4 is lowered to lower the bottom wall 4 at the tip end of the gutter body 3 that has been lifted high to its original position, so that one end of the collection tube 1 is opened. Thereby, the fire extinguishing water 23 in the recovery path 1a is
Can be discharged smoothly from one open end. If washing water is charged into the collecting cylinder 1 during this discharging operation, the contaminated fire extinguishing water 23 is reliably discharged, and the collecting path 1a can be washed. Thereafter, the lever 12 is turned so as to be in the vertical state, the lever 12 is locked and held by the locking portion 26, and the bottom wall 4 at the tip portion of the gutter body 3 is lifted up with the horizontal bar 14,
The recovery cylinder 1 is partitioned so as not to be open at one end, and the fire extinguishing water 23 is injected from the injection port 19 in the same manner as described above, and the fire extinguishing water 23 is stored in the recovery path 1a.

The driving of the endless rope 7 will be described.
The endless rope 7 is sent by operating a motor 15 and rotating a drive pulley 9 via a timing belt 24. The feed speed is a very slow speed of about 10 mm per second. For this reason, the butts T immersed in the fire extinguishing water 23 do not greatly receive the resistance of the fire extinguishing water 23 during the movement, and move smoothly with the movement of the endless rope 7. Since the endless rope 7 moves along the inside of the hollow portion 5 provided on the bottom surface of the collection cylinder 1, it is smoothly fed. The endless rope 7 drawn out of the collection cylinder 1 is smoothly introduced into the insertion groove 6 by the driven pulley 10. Further, since the endless rope 7 is hung on the return pulley 10a attached to the rear end of the collection cylinder 1 in a state of being inclined, the endless rope 7 sent through the insertion groove 6 is inserted into the recess 5. It can be introduced smoothly.

Embodiment 2 (see FIGS. 9 to 10) In Embodiment 2 shown in FIGS. 9 to 10, the number of endless ropes 7 is one, and this endless rope 7 is disposed at the center of the inner bottom surface of the recovery cylinder 1. A concave portion 5 is provided at the center position of the inner bottom surface of the collection tube 1 so as to be mounted, and an endless rope 7 is provided on the inner bottom surface of the collection tube 1. In order to allow the butts T sinking by absorbing the fire extinguishing water 23 to ride on the endless rope 7, the gap width between both side walls of the recovery path 1a is reduced near the bottom surface. Fire water 23
Butts T, which have become heavier due to the absorption of water, can be sufficiently moved on the endless rope 7 and thus can be sufficiently moved to the buttress dropping portion 2 by one endless rope 7. Other symbols, configurations, functions and effects are the same as those in the first embodiment.

Embodiment 3 (see FIGS. 11 to 12) Reference numeral 30 in FIGS. 11 to 12 supports the bottom wall 4 of the gutter body 3 fixed to the rotating shaft of the arm 11 instead of the horizontal bar 14 in Embodiment 1. It is a reliance plate. In Example 3 shown in FIGS.
This is an example in which the bottom wall 4 of the gutter body 3 is supported by a contact plate 30 that moves up and down together with the arm 11 instead of the horizontal bar 14 in the first embodiment. Since the bottom wall 4 of the gutter 3 can be supported over a wide area by the support with the backing plate 30, the bottom wall 4 of the gutter 3 to which the water pressure of the fire-extinguishing water 23 is applied can be reliably and stably supported. . Other symbols, configurations, functions and effects are the same as those in the first embodiment.

[0019]

According to the present invention, by rotating the endless cable or the endless chain, the butts of the collecting cylinder are forcibly discharged, and the butts are not accumulated in the collecting cylinder. It is possible to reduce the size of the device and to reduce the production cost.
In addition, the endless cord or endless chain of the part pulled out from the inside of the collection cylinder is turned from the side to the bottom, and the butts passing through this position are absorbed by the fire extinguishing water and become heavy by their own weight. All dropped, the butts could be reliably separated from the endless cord or endless chain, and the butts could be collected from the collection cylinder to the collection box with high collection efficiency. In addition, by making one end of the collection cylinder openable, it is possible to smoothly and reliably discharge dirty fire extinguishing water, decomposition products of butts, ash, dirt, etc. and clean the inside of the collection cylinder. It was excellent. Along with the downsizing of the collecting cylinder, the installation space is no longer large, and the area around the installation site of the device can be effectively used. In addition, the fire extinguishing water in the water tank is automatically replenished into the recovery cylinder, so that the water depth in the fire extinguishing water in the recovery cylinder can be reduced, and the butts injected can be instantly and reliably extinguished with fire extinguishing water. As a result, the fire extinguishing efficiency was improved, and it was possible to reliably prevent the surrounding environment from being damaged by smoke and odor from the butts.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view illustrating a use state of a first embodiment.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a butt drop portion in Example 1.

FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram viewed from above showing a state in which the butts move to the buttocks falling portion in the first embodiment.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory view showing a state in which the bottom wall of the gutter body is lifted high to partition an open portion of the collection cylinder to store fire extinguishing water in the first embodiment.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory view showing a state in which fire extinguishing water contaminated in the first embodiment is discharged into a collection box.

FIG. 6 is a sectional view taken along line AA in FIG.

FIG. 7 is a partially cutaway explanatory view showing an internal structure of a rear end portion of the collection cylinder in the first embodiment.

FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram showing a state in which fire-fighting water is supplied from a water storage tank into the recovery path in the first embodiment.

FIG. 9 is an explanatory view showing a buttress falling part in the second embodiment.

FIG. 10 is a longitudinal sectional view of a collection cylinder in the second embodiment.

FIG. 11 is an explanatory view showing a state in which the bottom wall of the gutter body is lifted high to partition an open portion of the collection cylinder in the third embodiment.

FIG. 12 is an explanatory view showing a state in which the bottom wall of the gutter body is lowered in the third embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Collection cylinder 1a Collection path 2 Butt drop part 3 Gutter 4 Bottom wall 5 Recess 6 Insertion groove 7 Endless rope 8 Swing pulley 9 Drive pulley 10 Follower pulley 10a Return pulley 11 Arm 12 Lever 13 Rotating shaft 14 Horizontal bar 15 Motor 16 missing number 17 water storage tank 18 connection waterway 19 injection port 20 missing number 21 ashtray 22 bottom hole 23 fire extinguishing water 24 timing belt 25 collection box 26 locking part 27 pachinko machine 28 casing 29 protrusion T butts 30 abutment plate

Claims (11)

[Claims] 1. A collection cylinder having a horizontally elongated and butts input port on an upper surface is provided below a plurality of cigarette ashtrays, and the bottom of the ashtray is communicated with the input port of the collection pipe. The fire extinguishing water is stored in the inside of the collection tube, and the endless cable or the endless chain is provided on the bottom of the collection tube, and the endless cable or the endless chain of the endless chain is passed over one end wall of the collection tube. The endless cord or the endless chain is turned downward and connected to the return path, and a collecting box for a butt is provided below the end of the endless cord or the endless chain. Butts which are put into the collection cylinder from above are carried out by placing them on an endless cord or an endless chain, and the butts are dropped at a turn portion of the endless cord or the endless chain and collected in a collection box. Collection device. 2. A collection cylinder having a horizontally elongated and butts inlet on its upper surface is provided below a plurality of cigarette ashtrays, and the bottom of the ashtray and the inlet of the collection cylinder are communicated with each other. The fire extinguishing water is stored therein, and one end of the collecting cylinder is openable, and an endless cable or an endless chain is disposed on the bottom of the collecting cylinder so as to cross one end wall of the collecting cylinder. The endless cord or the endless chain is pulled out, and the end of the endless cord or the endless chain is pulled out of the collection cylinder. A collecting box for collecting the butts dropped in the butting section, collecting the butts in the collecting cylinder from the collecting cylinder to the collecting box and extinguishing water outside the collecting cylinder Butts collection device characterized by easy discharge to the drain . 3. The butts collecting apparatus according to claim 1, wherein one end of the collecting cylinder can be opened, and fire extinguishing water can be drained out of the collecting cylinder. 4. The butts collecting apparatus according to claim 2, wherein one end of the collecting cylinder can be opened by allowing the end wall of the collecting cylinder from which the endless cord or the endless chain is pulled out to be tilted outward. 5. A horizontally elongated U having both ends opened by opening an end wall of a collection cylinder on a side from which an endless cord or an endless chain is pulled out.
A holding means is provided for horizontally projecting a flexible gutter body at the open end of the collecting cylinder, bending the protruding part of the gutter body and raising it to a high position to hold fire extinguishing water. ,
The butts collection device according to any one of claims 2 to 4, wherein the holding means is released to return the gutter body to a horizontal position and open one end of the collection cylinder. 6. A state in which an arm that tilts up and down is provided below the collection cylinder as a holding means, and a horizontal bar that supports a bottom surface of a gutter body protruding from the collection cylinder is attached to the arm, and the arm is inclined upward. 6. A locking portion provided with a lock.
The cigarette butts recovery device according to the above. 7. An arm which tilts up and down below the collection cylinder is provided as a holding means, and a support plate for supporting a bottom surface of a gutter body protruding from the collection cylinder is attached to a rotation shaft of the arm, and the arm is moved upward. The butts recovery device according to claim 5, further comprising a locking portion for locking in a state of being inclined. 8. A storage tank for storing fire-fighting water to be supplied into the collection cylinder is connected to the collection cylinder through a connecting channel, so that even when the extinguishing water is absorbed by the butts introduced into the collection cylinder, the water is automatically discharged from the water storage tank. 8. The butts recovery apparatus according to claim 1, wherein fire extinguishing water is supplied to the tank to reduce a drop in the water level of the fire extinguishing water in the recovery cylinder. 9. The butts collection device according to claim 8, wherein a connection water channel is provided at an end portion of the collection cylinder upstream of a forward portion of the endless cord or the endless chain. 10. An elongate water storage tank is provided in the collection cylinder extending parallel to the side of the collection path, which is an internal space of the collection cylinder.
Or the butts collection apparatus according to 9. 11. A pulley or gear for supporting an endless cord or an endless chain drawn out of the collection cylinder is attached to the tip of the arm, and the pulley or gear is moved up and down in accordance with the up and down movement of the protruding portion of the gutter body. 8. The butts collecting apparatus according to claim 6, wherein the endless cords or the endless chains pulled out of the collecting cylinder are moved up and down together so as not to come into contact with the protruding portions of the gutters.