JPS59221291A - Oiler - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a ground-fixed refueling machine installed at a gasoline filling station or the like.

Such refueling machines are usually installed on an island, and the main purpose of this island is to protect cars from hitting the tank, but it also serves as a landmark for cars to determine where to stop or refuel. It also serves as a traffic control function.

By the way, in order to utilize the grounds within a gas station for maximum acoustic efficiency, it is desirable for each island to be as narrow as possible, and for this purpose, the fuel tank installed on the island must also be thin. .

However, with thin refueling machines, when the nozzle valve is hung on the nozzle hook, a part of the refueling hose that curves in the horizontal direction protrudes not only from the refueling machine but also from above the island, and if a car or person hits this protruding part, the hose It can also cause damage to itself, and can cause people to stumble or other dangerous situations.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a refueling machine which eliminates the above-mentioned disadvantages and can prevent a refueling hose from protruding from the refueling machine when not in use even if an island is formed between them, thereby ensuring sufficient safety. It is in.

According to the invention, however, this objective is achieved by providing the fuselage with means for organizing the refueling bows.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the refueling machine of the present invention. A refueling amount indicator 4 is provided protruding from one side of the constituent strut 3, and a refueling boss 6 having a nozzle valve 5 at its tip is attached above the other side, and a nozzle hook 8 having a nozzle switch 7 is formed below it. .

This refueling bow 6 connects to the refueling pipe that passes through the support 3 and communicates with the underground tank.A refueling pump and a flow meter are sequentially arranged in the middle of the refueling pipe inside the support 3, and the refueling pump has a motor. were connected. If the island is particularly narrow, it is not necessary to install all of these oil pumps, flowmeters, and motors in the support 3, and it is possible to bury them all below the island or It is also conceivable that only the gauge is provided in the support 3, and the fuel pump and motor are buried below the island or housed in a machine room formed in a corner of the office of the gas station.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, as an example of a means for organizing the refueling hose 6 in the middle, an arm rod 9a is horizontally protruded from a closed part of a horizontally long U-shaped frame 9, and the arm rod 9a is A disk 10 or a sphere is mounted vertically and horizontally, and a hemispherical recess 10a is formed on the outer surface of the disk 10 on the opposite side from the mounting portion.

As a support means for the U-shaped frame 9,
The upper side part is formed as a bulge part 18, and a gap part 12 having the same outer shape as the disc 10 is formed inside the bulge part 18, and a notch part 13 through which the arm rod 9a passes from one side upward.
, and both ends of the cutout portion 13 are defined as a horizontal portion 18a and a vertical portion 18b.

Also, a recess 1 formed below the cavity 12 and communicating with the cavity 12
A spring 15 is loaded inside the ball 4, and a ball 16 is placed on top of the spring 15.

The disk 10 is placed in the cavity 12 of such a mounting member 11.
is rotatably inserted and attached to the lower part of the nozzle hook 8 of the support 3 with bolts 17 and 17'.

In this way, the U-shaped frame 9 is attached to the support via the attachment member 11 so as to be rotatable by 90 degrees between the horizontal portion 18a and the vertical portion 18b.

The U-shaped frame 9 is rotated in conjunction with the nozzle switch 7, so that when the nozzle valve 5 is removed from the nozzle 8, the rotation mechanism automatically rotates the U-shaped frame 9 to the vertical position. It is also possible to rotate the hook 8 to the horizontal position when it is pushed back (1), and it is also conceivable to provide a separate switch.

Next, to explain the operation and usage, when the refueling machine 2 is not in use, the U-shaped frame 9 has the lower end of the arm rod 9a at the horizontal portion 1.
The refueling bow 6 is held horizontally in a state in which it is in contact with the holder 8a and further downward rotation is prevented, and the refueling bow 6 is housed within the frame 9.

Next, to refuel, stop the car near the island 1, and first insert the arm lever 9a into the vertical part 18 through the notch 13.
If you push up the U-shaped frame 9 in both directions until it touches point b,
The disk IO integrated therewith also rotates at the same time, and the four parts 10a move downward, and the ball 16 is pushed up by the elasticity of the spring 15 and fitted therein. In this state, the U-shaped frame 9 and the recess 1
0a and ball 16 in a vertical position.

After the U-shaped frame 9 is removed from around the refueling hose 6 in this manner, the nozzle valve 7 is removed from the nozzle hook 8 to refuel the automobile.

When refueling is completed, the nozzle valve 7 is returned to the nozzle hook 8 and the U-shaped frame 9 is pushed down. The disc 10 also rotates at the same time, and at this time the ball 16 resists the elasticity of the spring 15. It is pushed down and the ejector comes out from the recess 10a.

When the frame 9 is rotated to the horizontal position, the arm rod 9a comes into contact with the horizontal part 18a, and the frame 9 is held in this state, and the refueling hose 6 is housed within the frame 9 again and does not protrude from the island 1. Never.

As described above, the refueling machine of the present invention can prevent the refueling hose from protruding from the refueling machine when not in use when an island is formed between them to effectively utilize the site of the refueling station. It will not be damaged by being hit or stepped on by cars or cars, and will not cause people to trip over it.
This will ensure the safety of gas stations.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the refueling machine of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a longitudinal sectional front view of the main part, and FIG. 3 is a plan view of the same. 1... Island 2... Refueling machine 3... Support 4... Refueling amount indicator 5... Nozzle valve 6... Refueling hose 7... Nozzle switch 8
...Nozzle hook 9...U-shaped frame 9a...
Arm rod 10...disc 10a...recess 11
...Mounting part 12...Gap part 13...Notch part 14...Recess 15...Blade
16...ball 17.17'...pol) 1
11...Bulging part 18a...Horizontal part 18b.
...Vertical division applicant Tokyo Tatsuno Co., Ltd.

Claims (1)

[Claims] A refueling machine characterized by having a means for organizing the refueling bow midway through the fuselage.