JPS6363412A - Computer housing case - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to a computer storage for protecting computers and their peripheral devices from disasters.

(Prior Art) Computer software has conventionally been stored in tape storages, disk storages, and the like.

The above-mentioned storage is for storing software in a safe-like box having fire resistance and heat resistance.

Computers and peripheral devices such as displays, that is, hardware, are not stored at all except for disaster prevention equipment in equipment rooms.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) As mentioned above, there are the following problems because there is no hardware storage.

First, expensive hardware is not protected. Things may fall down due to heat during a fire or an earthquake, etc.
If equipment is damaged by h-bombing, expensive equipment will no longer be usable, resulting in great economic damage.

In addition to hardware, for example, the disks mounted in disk drives contain valuable programs, data, and operating systems. However, tasks such as creating disk backup files every day and removing disks or disk banks from drives each time are quite cumbersome and are often not done, and in the event of a fire, they are mounted along with the hardware. There is a problem that the software saved on the disk that has been deleted will also be deleted. There is also always the risk of theft.

Therefore, it is an object of the present invention to provide a storage for protecting both hardware and software systems even in the event of a disaster, especially a fire.

(Failure to solve the problem) In order to solve the above problems, the present invention has the following configuration.

In other words, a storage body made of a fire-resistant and heat-resistant material, one or more pairs of doors made of a fire-resistant and heat-resistant material and attached to the cough cabinet so that they can be opened in one direction, and a computer or its surroundings. A table on which to place the device;
A guide rail that is fixed inside the storage body and guides the table so that it can move forward and backward when it is stored in or pulled out of the storage body, and a guide rail that supports the table when it is pulled out from the inside of the storage body and when it is stored. It is characterized by comprising a support that can be stored inside the storage body.

(effect) The operation will be explained with reference to FIG.

10 is a table on which computer equipment 12 is placed. When storing the computer equipment 12, the table 100 is stored inside the storage body 16 with both side edges thereof engaged with the guide rails 14a and 14b. If the storage unit 18.20 is closed, the stored computer equipment 12 can be protected from damage even in the event of a fire, since the storage body 16 and the door 18.20 are fire and heat resistant.

When in use, the table 10 is pulled out along the guide rails 14a, 14b. At that time, the inside of the inner door 18 is placed on the table 10.
When the table 10 is positioned parallel to both side edges, the side edges of the table 10 engage with the supporting rails 32 provided on the inner door 18, so that the table 10 is attached to the rails 32 and the legs 30.
is supported.

Therefore, the operator can work while being located in front of the table 10.

(Embodiments) Preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

First, the configuration will be explained in detail.

In FIG. 1, reference numeral 16 denotes a storage body for storing the computer taW12, which is divided into a storage area 16a and a storage area 16b.

The surface of the first warehouse 16a is made of cold-rolled iron plates, etc., and the inside wall is made of closed-cell foamed concrete as a fire-resistant and heat-resistant material.In the event of a fire, the heat of vaporization of the foamed concrete is released, causing the inside of the second warehouse 16b to be destroyed. It is designed to prevent the temperature from rising.

2 Form the outer and inner surfaces of the storage 16b! A chemical layer with excellent decomposition heat absorption and cooling effect is provided between the A plates, and furthermore, between the 1st storage 16a and the 2nd storage 16b, there is only the above-mentioned foamed concrete and no gold-Hn joints, so the heat does not dissipate. Of course, the computer equipment 12 and software in the second warehouse 16b can be protected from the effects of magnetism during normal times.

The rim of the opening of the 2 storage 16b is sealed with ultra-high heat resistant silicone, sponge, and gasket (not shown).
The inside of 6b is made airtight. Therefore, it is impossible for smoke, steam, harmful gas, etc. to enter into the second storage 16b.

18 is an inner door, and 20 is an outer door, which opens and closes the storage body.

Reference numerals 14a and 14b are guide rails, and when the computer equipment 12 is stored, the table 10 is placed in two storage areas 16b.
It is fixed inside and serves as a guide when pulled out. The guide rails 14a and 14b have a U-shaped cross section and are horizontally fixed at appropriate positions on the inner wall surface of the second storage 16b.

The recesses of the guide rails 14a and 14b are locking grooves 24a,
24') and is fixed facing upward. Locking portions 26a, 2 protruding from both side edges of the table 10 are attached to the locking portions 7824a and 24b of both guide rails 14a and 14b.
6b is engaged. This attachment prevents the table 10 from swinging from side to side.

Reference numeral 22 denotes a support rail, which is made of the same material as the guide rails 14a and 14b and fixed at the same level inside the cylinder door 18.

A stopper 28 is fixed to the end of the rail 22, and limits the amount of movement of the table 10, which will be described later.

When moving the table 10 forward or backward, the user can hold a handle (not shown) by hand. At this time, if rollers are attached to the table 10, it will be easier to move forward and backward.

Reference numeral 30 indicates legs, which are provided with two legs.

The upper end of the leg 30 is fixed to the lower surface of the table 10 by an appropriate method, and has an extensible structure, which is shortened when stored and extended during work to support the table 10.

Note that it is also possible to increase the number of legs 30 and not provide the rail 22 on the door 18.

Next, the operation will be explained in detail.

When using the computer equipment 12, the outer door 20 is first opened to an arbitrary position. Next, open the inner door 18. Open the inner door 18 so that the rail 22 provided on the inner door 18 and the axes of the guide rails 14a & 14b match, that is, so that the rails 22 are parallel to both edges of the table IO. determine the position.

When the table 10 is pulled out by grasping the handle provided on the table 10, the locking portions 26a and 26b protruding from both ends FJ of the table 10 are engaged and guided by the locking portions gj24a and 24b of the guide rails 14a and 14b, and the table 10 is pulled out. 10 is pulled out from inside the refrigerator.

When the table 10 is pulled out, the front portions of both side edges leave the guide rails 14b, but are again engaged with the locking grooves 32 of the support rails 22 provided on the inner door 18 and guided. At this time, if a part of the locking portion 26a126b of the table 10 is engaged with the locking portion fi24a, 24b of the guide rails 14a, 14b, the locking portion 26b of the table 10 and the locking portion @32 of the rail 22 will be engaged. The rotation of the inner door 18 is restricted due to the combination effect.

Further, since the amount by which the table 10 can be pulled out is limited by the stopper 28, the table 10 can be prevented from falling. After pulling out the table 10, the two legs 30 are pulled out by a sufficient amount and locked by an appropriate mechanism to support the table 10.

Therefore, the operator can work from the position of the chair 34.

To store the table 10 after completing the work, the table 10 can be pushed into the refrigerator by grasping a handle (not shown) attached to the table 10.

Of course, you can also prevent theft by closing both the inner and outer doors 18 and 20 and locking them.

Another embodiment will be explained with reference to FIG. 2.

The basic configuration is the same as the above embodiment, but as a support for the table 50, one end is rotatably fixed to the inner door 52, and the other end is rotatably and detachably attached to the table 50. 54 suspends the table 50.

The arm 54 may be foldable or may be in the form of a single rod, and when storing the table 50, the table 50 can be stored in the refrigerator by removing the portion fixed to the table 50. In this case, the number of arms 54 may be two.

FIG. 3 shows yet another embodiment.

As a support for the table 60, an arm 62 supports the table 60 from below. As in the embodiment shown in FIG. 2, one end is fixed to the inner door 64, and the other end is fixed to the table 6.
This is an example in which it is fixed to the bottom surface.

At the time of storage, the table 60 can be stored by removing the end of the arm 62 fixed to the table 60. The arm 62 may be folded and fixed at 136=1 by an appropriate method.

In all of the three embodiments mentioned above, the guide rail and the table or the support rail and the table move forward and backward by sliding, but rollers are attached to the table to transfer work on the guide rail. This will make it even easier to pull out and store the table.

Further, in order to prevent the temperature inside the refrigerator from rising during use, a cooling fan may be provided at an appropriate location within the refrigerator, and a lighting device may be attached depending on the installation location of the storage.

Furthermore, if a shelf is installed in the unused space inside the refrigerator, discs, tapes, etc. can be stored.

Although various preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described above,
The present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiments, but is
Of course, many modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the invention, such as a single layer structure as long as the heat resistance is satisfied.

(Effect of the invention) By using the computer storage according to the present invention,
It becomes possible to protect computer hardware, etc., which was previously completely defenseless, from disasters, especially fires.

Additionally, since the work table and storage are integrated, it is easy to take equipment in and out.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1(a) is a front view of a computer storage according to the present invention, and FIG. 1(b) is a plan sectional view. FIGS. 2 and 3 are side sectional views showing other embodiments. 10...Table, 14a, 14b...Guide rail, 16...1
Next warehouse, 16b...Secondary warehouse, 22a, 22b...
rail.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A storage body made of a fire-resistant/heat-resistant material, and one or more pairs of doors made of a fire-resistant/heat-resistant material and attached to the storage body so as to be able to open in one direction. a table for placing a computer or its peripheral devices; a guide rail fixed to the inside of the storage body and guiding the table so as to be movable forward and backward when the table is accommodated in or pulled out from the inside of the storage body;
A computer storage cabinet characterized by comprising a support that supports the table when the table is pulled out from inside the storage body and can be stored inside the storage body when the table is stored. 2. The support is fixed to the inner surface of the innermost door at the same level as the guide rail, and when the table is pulled out from inside the cabinet, the inner surface of the door is positioned parallel to the side edge of the table, and the table One rail has a locking groove for engaging and guiding the locking part provided on the edge of the door side and supporting the table, and one end of the rail is fixed at an appropriate position on the table to support the table. 2. A computer storage cabinet according to claim 1, further comprising supporting extendable legs.