KR101593613B1 - firefighting support - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a fire extinguishing facility holder having an excellent heat insulation property, fire retardancy, and strength to stably protect a fire extinguishing facility, and the purpose of the present invention is to rapidly extinguish a fire thereby when the fire occurs. According to the present invention, the fire extinguishing facility holder comprises: a holding unit having an insertion groove where the fire extinguishing facility can be inserted and fixated; and a movement preventing unit formed on one side of the holding unit and fixated to an object to be fixated through a fixing device to prevent the holding unit from being moved. Moreover, the holding unit is made of artificial marble.

Description

Firefighting support {firefighting support}

FIELD OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a firefighting facility cradle.

In general, fire-fighting facilities such as fire extinguishers should be installed indoors or outdoors so that rapid suppression can be achieved when a fire occurs.

These firefighting facilities are stored through a cradle for safety and convenience of storage.

The cradle is divided into a floor-standing cradle and a wall-mounted cradle.

First, the bottom-type base is formed with an insertion groove in which a fire extinguisher can be inserted and fixed, and is provided on the floor of an indoor hall, a residential space, and an office space.

The wall-mounted stand comprises a pedestal formed by bending a metal plate in an L-shape and supported on a wall surface, and a rectangular metal band, and a fire extinguisher is fixed to the pedestal through the metal band.

However, in the case of the above-mentioned bottom-type stand, since it is formed by plastic material, it easily burns or melts when a fire occurs. .

In addition, since the floor-mounted cradle is placed on the floor, the position of the floor-mounted cradle is irrevocably changed. Therefore, there is a problem that the fire-fighting facility can not be searched for quickly when a fire occurs, So that a failure occurs.

In addition, since the wall-mounted stand is made of a metal material, the fire extinguisher is easily heated due to the heat generated by the fire when the fire occurs, thereby causing a malfunction in the fire extinguisher, .

Registration Practical Utility Model No. 20-0194857 (June 22, 2000)

Disclosure of Invention Technical Problem [8] Accordingly, the present invention has been made keeping in mind the above problems occurring in the prior art, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a firefighting facility cradle capable of stably protecting a firefighting facility, The purpose is to provide.

In addition, the firefighting facility can be always kept in a certain place, so that it is possible to provide a firefighting facility cradle for quickly detecting a firefighting facility when a fire occurs.

In addition, there is also a provision of a firefighting facility cradle in which a firefighting facility can be stably settled, thereby preventing a firefighting facility from being damaged by an external force and being damaged.

In addition, it is also possible to provide a firefighting cradle that can be easily managed so that the firefighting facility can always operate normally, thereby extending the life of the firefighting facility.

A firefighting facility cradle according to the present invention is characterized in that the firefighting facility cradle includes a mounting portion formed with an insertion groove into which a firefighting facility can be inserted and fixed, a flow preventing portion formed at one side of the mounting portion, fixed to the fixture through the fixing device, And the mounting portion is formed by artificial marble.

One of the selected portions of the mounting portion is formed in a curved shape and includes an auxiliary flow preventing portion connected to the flow preventing portion at a right angle.

In addition, the flow preventing portion is recessed toward the insertion groove, and the depressed portion is formed in a curved shape.

The mounting portion is provided with a fitting portion protruding toward the flow preventing portion, and the flow preventing portion is formed with a fitting groove into which the fitting portion is fitted.

In addition, a through hole is formed in the mounting portion in a horizontal direction. The flow prevention portion is formed with a fixing portion that is inserted through the through hole and protrudes to the outside of the mounting portion. And a fastening portion which is fastened to a part of the fixing portion to fix the mounting portion to the flow preventing portion.

And a vibration generating unit for imparting a vibration power to the firefighting facility,

The vibration generating unit may include:

And a supporting portion provided on an upper surface of the elastic portion and supporting a bottom surface of the firefighting facility, wherein the firefighting facility elevates and retracts upward and downward through an elastic force of the elastic portion, As shown in FIG.

Further, it may further comprise a vibration generating unit for imparting a vibration power to the fire fighting facility,

The vibration generating unit may include:

An elastic portion horizontally installed on both side walls of the insertion groove of the mounting portion, and a support portion provided on an end of the elastic portion and having one side thereof supporting an outer surface of the firefighting facility,

The firefighting facility can be vibrated while being rotated in the horizontal direction through the elastic force of the elastic portion.

The first and second vibration generators may further include a first vibration generator and a second vibration generator,

The first vibration generating unit may include:

A first elastic portion vertically installed on a bottom surface of the insertion groove of the mounting portion,

And a first support portion provided on an upper surface of the elastic portion and supporting a bottom surface of the firefighting facility,

Wherein the second vibration generating unit comprises:

A second elastic portion horizontally installed on both side walls of the insertion groove of the mounting portion,

And a second support member provided on an end of the elastic portion and having one side thereof supporting the outer surface of the firefighting facility,

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The firefighting facility may be vibrated while being lifted up and down through the elastic force of the first elastic portion or may be vibrated while being rotated through the elastic force of the second elastic portion.

The fire-fighting facility stand according to the present invention is excellent in heat insulation, flame retardancy, and strength as the mounting part is formed of a sheet molding compound compound artificial marble or a BMC (Bulk Molding Compound) artificial marble. Therefore, it does not burn when a fire occurs. Even if the heat due to fire is applied, the fire extinguisher can not be heated because it is not heated, so that a malfunction may occur in the fire extinguisher or the fire extinguisher may be heated, have. Accordingly, there is an effect that a smooth, rapid, and safe fire suppression can be achieved.

In addition, the fire-fighting equipment cradle according to the present invention can be easily fixed to a wall, a corner portion, and a pillar of a room through a flow-preventive portion, so that a fire-fighting facility can be always kept at a predetermined place, There is an effect that a fire can be suppressed by searching quickly.

In addition, since the firefighting facility can be stably settled, it is possible to prevent the firefighting facility from collapsing due to external force and being damaged.

In addition, it is possible to easily impart a vibration force to the fire extinguisher, thereby preventing the internal powder of the fire extinguisher from being hardened. As a result, the fire extinguisher can always be operated normally, and the life of the fire extinguisher can be prolonged.

1 is a perspective view showing a process of installing a firefighting facility cradle according to an embodiment of the present invention on a fixture.
2 is a perspective view showing a state in which a firefighting facility cradle according to the present invention is installed on a fixed object.
3 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of a fire-fighting equipment installation apparatus according to the present invention.
4 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of a firefighting facility cradle according to the present invention.
5 is a perspective view showing still another embodiment of a firefighting facility cradle according to the present invention.
FIG. 6 is a sectional view showing a state in which the fire-fighting equipment stand shown in FIG. 5 is installed on a fixed object.
FIG. 7 is a sectional view showing a state where a vibration generating unit is applied to a firefighting facility cradle according to the present invention. FIG.
FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view showing an embodiment of a vibration generating part applied to a firefighting facility cradle according to the present invention. FIG.
FIG. 9 is a sectional view showing a state in which a first vibration generating unit and a second vibration generating unit are applied to a firefighting facility cradle according to the present invention. FIG.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings so that those skilled in the art can easily carry out the present invention. The present invention may, however, be embodied in many different forms and should not be construed as limited to the embodiments set forth herein. Like parts are designated with like reference numerals throughout the specification.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a process of installing a fire-fighting facility cradle according to the present invention on a fixture, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a fire-fighting facility cradle according to the present invention installed on a fixture.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the fire-fighting equipment rack 1 according to the present invention includes a mounting portion 10 and a flow-preventing portion 20.

The mounting portion 10 may be formed to have a substantially rectangular shape in which a firefighting facility is mounted, and an insertion groove 101 into which a lower portion of the firefighting facility can be inserted and fixed is formed at a central portion of the upper surface.

In this case, the fire-fighting facility may be a known fire extinguisher, and the insertion groove 101 may be formed in the same shape as a lower shape of the fire extinguisher, and its width gradually narrows from the upper part to the lower part .

In addition, the size of the mounting portion 10 and the size of the insertion groove 101 may be made to match the size of the fire extinguisher.

The mounting portion 10 is formed of a sheet molding compound (SMC) artificial marble or a BMC (Bulk Molding Compound) artificial marble material, unlike a fireproof facility stand formed of a conventional plastic material or a metal material.

Artificial marble or BMC (Bulk Molding Compound) artificial marble material is excellent in heat insulation and flame retardancy, so it is not burned in case of fire, and even if heat due to fire is applied, it is not heated so that the fire extinguisher is not heated It is possible to prevent a situation where a malfunction occurs in the fire extinguisher or the fire extinguisher is heated and the fire extinguishing operation is impossible. This allows smooth, rapid and safe fire suppression.

Conventionally, fire-extinguishing facilities such as fire extinguishers and fire-extinguishing equipment bases are generally provided on the floor, but in such a case, there is a problem that when people touch them, they are damaged by impact.

However, since the mounting portion 10 is formed of artificial marble made of SMC (Sheet Molding Compound) artificial marble or a BMC (Bulk Molding Compound) artificial marble, its strength is excellent, it is not easily broken and its service life can be prolonged .

Further, since the mounting portion 10 is lightweight, it is easy to carry.

The flow preventing portion 20 is provided to stably fix the mounting portion 10 to the fixture 80 such as a wall surface and protrude upward from one side of the mounting portion 10.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the flow preventing portion 20 may have a rectangular shape when the fixture 80 is a flat wall surface.

In addition, at least one through hole 201 through which the fixing device 30 passes may be formed in the flow prevention portion 20 at an interval from each other.

The anchor bolts and the anchor nuts can be used for securing the fixing device 30 to each other.

That is, a groove 801 in which the fixing device 30 can be fixed is formed in the fixed object 80 and the through hole 201 of the flow preventing portion 20 is formed in the groove 801 of the fixed object 80, The flow preventive portion 20 is brought into close contact with the workpiece 80 so that the fixing device 30 penetrates the through hole 201 of the flow preventive portion 20, 801 and then fastened to the fixing device 30 protruding out of the flow preventing portion 20, the mounting portion 10 can be stably fixed. As a result, It is possible to prevent the fire extinguisher from falling down even if people touch the mounting portion 10, thereby preventing the fire extinguisher from being broken.

In addition, since the fire extinguisher can always be provided at a predetermined place through the flow preventive part 20 as described above, the fire extinguisher can be quickly searched and the fire extinguisher can be performed when a fire occurs.

3 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the fire-fighting equipment installation apparatus according to the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 3, the mounting portion 10 is formed in a substantially rectangular shape, and a portion thereof is formed in a curved shape.

An auxiliary flow preventing portion 40 connected to the flow preventing portion 20 at a right angle is formed on one side of the mounting portion 10 so as to protrude upward.

The auxiliary flow prevention part 40 may have a rectangular shape and at least one through hole (not shown) through which the fixing device 30 passes may be spaced apart from each other.

This makes it possible to easily and stably fix the fire-fighting equipment stand 1 according to the present embodiment to the corner of the room.

In addition, the corners are not formed due to the curved portions of the mounting portion 10, so that even if people touch the mounting portion 10, they can be prevented from being injured greatly.

4 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of a firefighting facility cradle according to the present invention.

As shown in Fig. 4, the mounting portion 10 is formed in a substantially circular shape, and a part of the mounting portion 10 is recessed toward the insertion groove 101. As shown in Fig. The flow prevention portion 20 is recessed toward a portion where the insertion groove 101 is formed, and the recessed portion is formed in a curved shape and can be easily fixed to the circular column.

In other words, since the fire-fighting equipment cradle 1 according to the present embodiment can be easily installed on pillars arranged in an evenly distributed state in order to support the upper load of the building, the fire extinguisher is uniformly distributed in various places in the room So that the fire can be suppressed quickly in the event of a fire.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of a firefighting facility cradle according to the present invention, and FIG. 6 is a sectional view showing a state in which a firefighting facility cradle shown in FIG. 5 is installed on a fixture.

As shown in Figs. 5 and 6, the mounting portion 10 and the flow preventing portion 20 can be engaged with each other in a fitting manner.

A stopper 102 protruding toward the flow preventing portion 20 is formed on the upper portion of the mounting portion 10 and the flow preventing portion 20 is provided with a fitting groove 102 into which the fitting portion 102 is fitted, (Not shown).

The fixing device 30 may be formed of a known adhesive.

In other words, the fire-fighting equipment stand 1 according to the present embodiment can prevent the building from being damaged by fixing the flow-preventing portion 20 to the wall surface with an adhesive, unlike the above-described embodiment, So that the time required for the operation can be remarkably shortened.

Also, since the mounting portion 10 and the flow preventing portion 20 are separated from each other, it is easy to carry and load the vehicle.

The firefighting cradle 1 according to the present embodiment may further include a fixing portion 50 and a fastening portion 60 to more stably connect the mounting portion 10 and the flow preventing portion 20 have.

The through hole 103 is formed in the flow restricting portion 20 so that a part of the through hole 103 extends to the outside of the mounting portion 10, And a bolt-shaped fixing portion 50 protruding therefrom is formed.

A nut-shaped coupling part 60 is coupled to the fixing part 50 protruding to the outside of the fixing part 10 and the fixing part 60 is fixed to the fixing part 10 through the fixing part 10 20).

In addition, a rubber finishing cap 70 is mounted on the fastening portion 60 to prevent people from being injured even if the finishing cap 70 is touched.

FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a state where a vibration generating unit is applied to a fire-fighting equipment cradle according to the present invention.

The vibration generating portion 90 is for preventing the internal powder of the extinguisher from hardening, and is composed of the elastic portion 91 and the support portion 92 again.

The elastic portion 91 is vertically installed on the bottom surface of the insertion groove 101 of the mounting portion 10 at a central portion thereof.

The elastic portion 91 may be formed by a known coil spring, and a plurality of the elastic portions 91 may be spaced apart from each other so that the extinguishers can be stably supported and vibrated.

The support portion 92 supports the bottom surface of the extinguisher and the bottom surface of the support portion 92 is fixed to the upper surface of the elastic portion 91 in a state of being accommodated in the insertion groove 101 of the mounting portion 10.

That is, as the bottom surface of the extinguisher is stably retained by the vibration generating unit 90 in the state of being mounted on the mounting unit 10, the manager can easily oscillate the extinguisher in the upward and downward directions So that the internal powder of the fire extinguisher can be prevented from hardening.

This makes it possible to easily manage the fire extinguisher so that it can always be operated normally, thereby extending the life of the fire extinguisher.

8 is a cross-sectional view illustrating an embodiment of a vibration generator applied to a firefighting facility cradle according to the present invention.

The vibration generating portion 90 'is for preventing the inner powder of the extinguisher from hardening, and is divided into the elastic portion 91' and the support portion 92 '.

The elastic portions 91 'are horizontally installed on both side walls of the insertion groove 101 of the mounting portion 10 and are symmetrical to each other.

The elastic portion 91 'may be formed by a known coil spring.

The support portion 92 'supports the outer surface of the fire extinguisher. One side of the support portion 92' is accommodated in the insertion groove 101 of the mounting portion 10 and is installed at the end of each elastic portion 91 '.

That is, since the fire extinguisher is elastically supported by the vibration generating portion 90 on both sides of the fire extinguisher in the state where the fire extinguisher is mounted on the mounting portion 10, the manager easily rotates the fire extinguisher in the left, right, So that the inner powder of the fire extinguisher can be prevented from being hardened.

This makes it possible to easily manage the fire extinguisher so that it can always be operated normally, thereby extending the life of the fire extinguisher.

9 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a state where a first vibration generating unit and a second vibration generating unit are applied to a fire fighting equipment cradle according to the present invention.

The first vibration generating unit 100 prevents the inner powder of the fire extinguisher from hardening and is further divided into a first elastic part 101 and a first support part 102.

The second vibration generating unit 110 prevents the inner powder of the fire extinguisher from hardening in the same manner as the first vibration generating unit 100. The second vibration generating unit 110 further includes a second elastic part 111 and a second supporting part 112 Respectively.

The first elastic part 101 and the first elastic part 102 of the first vibration generating part 100 are identical to the elastic part 91 and the supporting part 102 of the vibration generating part 90, The second elastic portion 111 and the second support portion 112 of the second vibration generating portion 110 are identical to the elastic portion 91 'and the support portion 92' of the vibration generating portion 90 ' A detailed description thereof will be omitted.

In this embodiment, the first vibration generating unit 100 and the second vibration generating unit 110 are simultaneously applied, so that the fire extinguisher is lifted up and down through the elastic force of the first elastic part 101, Or vice versa by being rotated in the left, right or forward and backward direction through the elastic force of the second elastic part 112, thereby preventing the internal powder of the extinguisher from being hardened more efficiently.

While the present invention has been particularly shown and described with reference to exemplary embodiments thereof, it is to be understood that the invention is not limited to the disclosed exemplary embodiments, Of the right.

1: Fire station 10: Station
101: insertion groove 102:
103, 201: through hole 20:
202: fitting groove 30: fixing device
40: auxiliary flow prevention portion 50:
60: fastening part 70: finishing cap
80: Fixed object 90, 90 ': Vibration generator
91, 91 ': elastic part 92, 92'
100: first vibration generating portion 101: first vibration generating portion
102: first supporting part 110: second vibration generating part
111: second elastic portion 112: second support portion

Claims (8)

A mounting part formed with an insertion groove into which a firefighting facility can be inserted and fixed,
And a flow preventing portion formed at one side of the mounting portion and fixed to the fixed object through a fixing device to prevent the mounting portion from flowing,
The mounting portion is formed by artificial marble,
Wherein the fitting portion is formed with a fitting portion projecting toward the flow preventing portion,
The flow prevention portion is formed with a fitting groove into which the fitting portion is fitted,
The mounting portion is formed with a through hole penetrating in the horizontal direction,
Wherein the flow prevention portion is formed with a fixing portion penetrating the through hole and having a portion protruding to the outside of the mounting portion,
And a fastening portion coupled to a portion of the fixing portion protruding to the outside of the mounting portion and fixing the mounting portion to the flow preventing portion. The method of claim 1,
Wherein any one of the selected portions of the mounting portion is formed in a curved shape,
And an auxiliary flow preventing portion
Including firefighting equipment. The method of claim 1,
Wherein the flow preventing portion is recessed toward the insertion groove,
The recessed portion is formed in a curved shape
Fire station cradle. delete delete The method of claim 1,
Further comprising a vibration generating unit for applying a vibration power to the fire fighting equipment,
The vibration generating unit may include:
An elastic part vertically installed on a bottom surface of the insertion groove of the mounting part,
A support portion provided on an upper surface of the elastic portion and supporting a bottom surface of the fire-
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Wherein the firefighting facility is capable of being lifted up and down in an upward and downward direction through an elastic force of the elastic portion. The method of claim 1,
Further comprising a vibration generating unit for applying a vibration power to the fire fighting equipment,
The vibration generating unit may include:
An elastic portion horizontally installed on both side walls of the insertion groove of the mounting portion,
And a support portion provided at each end of the elastic portion and having one side thereof supporting an outer surface of the firefighting facility,
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Wherein the firefighting facility is capable of being vibrated while being rotated by the elastic force of the elastic portion. The method of claim 1,
Further comprising a first vibration generating unit and a second vibration generating unit for imparting a vibration power to the fire fighting equipment,
The first vibration generating unit may include:
A first elastic portion vertically installed on a bottom surface of the insertion groove of the mounting portion,
And a first support portion provided on an upper surface of the elastic portion and supporting a bottom surface of the firefighting facility,
Wherein the second vibration generating unit comprises:
A second elastic portion horizontally installed on both side walls of the insertion groove of the mounting portion,
And a second support member provided on an end of the elastic portion and having one side thereof supporting the outer surface of the firefighting facility,
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Wherein the firefighting facility is capable of being vibrated while being lifted and lowered in an upward and downward direction through an elastic force of the first elastic portion or being pivotally rotated through an elastic force of the second elastic portion.

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