KR102534661B1 - A gondola for transferring heavyweight material - Google Patents

Abstract

[0001] The present invention relates to a gondola for doggy work, and more specifically, to a gondola capable of carrying heavy objects. The present invention is a gondola that is lifted by a crane via a wire and disposed at an entrance formed on an outer wall of a building at the front, including a floor plate on which a weight is placed on the upper surface; A frame frame installed on the lower surface of the floor plate; A lifting plate disposed on the rim of the bottom plate to which the end of the wire is fastened; And it is installed in front of the bottom plate may include an eyepiece frame in contact with the outer wall.

Description

Gondola for dobby work {A GONDOLA FOR TRANSFERRING HEAVYWEIGHT MATERIAL}

[0001] The present invention relates to a gondola for doggy work, and more specifically, to a gondola capable of carrying heavy objects.

In general, dobi work refers to transportation and moving work of bulky and heavy heavy objects such as facilities, vehicles, ships, and factory goods.

In particular, items such as semiconductors, AMOLEDs, LCDs, PDPs, LEDs, PHEV & EV batteries, secondary batteries, solar power, nuclear power generation facilities, etc., which are sensitive to shocks, require prudence in transporting them. There is a need for equipment for transportation.

An object of the present invention is to provide a gondola capable of carrying heavy loads.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention is a gondola that is lifted by a crane via a wire and disposed at an entrance formed on an outer wall of a building in front of the gondola, which includes: a floor plate on which a weight is placed on the upper surface; A frame frame installed on the lower surface of the floor plate; A lifting plate disposed on the rim of the bottom plate to which the end of the wire is fastened; And an eyepiece frame installed in front of the bottom plate and in contact with the outer wall, and a plurality of eyepiece holes spaced apart from each other along the longitudinal direction of the eyepiece frame may be formed in the eyepiece frame.

The present invention may further include a safety fence installed on the edge of the bottom plate.

In the present invention, the frame frame is a corner frame disposed on the edge of the bottom plate; And it may include a reinforcing frame made of a lattice form and disposed between the corner frames.

The present invention is a gondola that is lifted by a crane via a wire and disposed at an entrance formed on an outer wall of a building at the front, including a floor plate on which a weight is placed on the upper surface; A frame frame installed on the lower surface of the floor plate; A lifting plate disposed on the rim of the bottom plate to which the end of the wire is fastened; and an eyepiece frame installed in front of the bottom plate and in contact with the outer wall, a long hole formed in the bottom plate along the width direction of the bottom plate, and the eyepiece frame having one end penetrating the long hole; and an eyepiece, one end of which is bent to the other end of the shaft coupling part and the other end is inserted into the entrance and mounted on an outer wall, and the gondola is installed on the lower surface of the bottom plate and communicates with the long hole; A rotary shaft installed on both sides of the housing along the width direction of the bottom plate and screwed through the shaft coupling part; And it is installed on both sides of the housing may further include bearings penetrating the rotating shaft.

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The present invention includes an upper damper installed at the front end of the bottom plate; And it may further include a lower damper disposed under the upper damper and coupled or separated from the housing.

In the gondola for doggy work according to the present invention, heavy objects can be stably seated on the bottom plate, and the floor plate can be fixed in contact with the outer wall through the eyepiece frame, so that the operator can stably carry the heavy object.

1 is a view showing a state in which a gondola for evacuation work according to a first embodiment of the present invention is disposed on an outer wall of a building by a crane.
2 to 3c are a plan view, a bottom view, and a side view of the gondola for gutter work shown in FIG. 1 in sequence.
4A to 5C are bottom views of a front frame, a rear frame, a horizontal frame, and a side frame sequentially shown in FIG. 3A.
6a and b are a bottom view and a side view sequentially of the vertical frame shown in FIG. 3a.
7 is a side view illustrating a coupled state between the vertical frame and the horizontal frame shown in FIG. 3A.
8a and b are side views and front views of the lifting frame shown in FIG. 1 in sequence.
9 is an exploded perspective view between the safety fence and the bottom plate shown in FIG. 2;
FIG. 10 is a side view showing a state in which the gondola for dobi work shown in FIG. 1 is docked on the outer wall of a building.
11 and 12 are a perspective view and a plan view sequentially of the front side of the gondola for dobill work according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 13 is an 'AA' section diagram shown in FIG. 11 .
14 is a perspective view of the rotation shaft and the eyepiece frame shown in FIG. 11;
FIG. 15 is an enlarged view of part 'A' shown in FIG. 13 .
16 is an exploded perspective view between the lower damper and the housing shown in FIG. 11;
17a and b are side views of the gondola for shedding work shown in FIG. 11, sequentially showing a state in which the gondola for shedding work is docked on the outer wall of the building.

In order to explain in detail to the extent that those skilled in the art can easily practice the technical idea of the present invention, the most preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

First, in adding reference numerals to components of each drawing, it should be noted that the same components have the same numerals as much as possible even if they are displayed on different drawings.

In addition, in describing the present invention, if it is determined that a detailed description of a related known configuration or function may obscure the gist of the present invention, the detailed description will be omitted.

Prior to the detailed description of the present invention, in the direction described below, "front" is defined as a direction toward the outer wall 31 of the building 30 based on the floor plate 110 shown in FIG.

In addition, "top" is defined as a direction toward the lifting frame 150 based on the bottom plate 110 shown in FIG. 10 .

Hereinafter, with reference to FIGS. 1 to 10 , a gondola for dobill work according to a first embodiment of the present invention will be described.

1 is a diagram showing a state in which a gondola for scouring work according to a first embodiment of the present invention is disposed on an outer wall of a building by a crane, and FIGS. 2 to 3C are sequentially plan views of the gondola for scouring work shown in FIG. 1, It is a bottom view and a side view.

1 to 3c, the gondola (100, hereinafter referred to as 'gondola') for evacuation work is lifted by the crane 10 via the wire 21, and the front is the outer wall 31 of the building 30 It can be placed in the carrying inlet 32 formed in.

The gondola 100 may include a bottom plate 110 on which the string material 1 is seated on the upper surface and a frame frame 120 installed on the lower surface of the bottom plate 110.

In addition, the gondola 100 has a lifting plate 130 disposed on the rim of the bottom plate 110 to which the end of the wire 21 is fastened, and installed in front of the bottom plate 110 to lift the outer wall 31 ) may include an eyepiece frame 140 in contact with.

That is, the heavy object can be stably seated on the bottom plate 110, and the bottom plate 110 can be fixed in contact with the outer wall 31 through the eyepiece frame 140, so that the operator can stably transport can be performed.

The bottom plate 110 and the lifting plate 130 may be made of a known material capable of withstanding the load of heavy objects, such as steel or alloy steel.

The lifting plate 130 is formed with a wire fastening hole 131, and the end of the wire 21 passes through the wire fastening hole 131 to a known fixing member such as a bolt, piece, clamp, or tie (hereinafter , referred to as 'fixing member') may be self-fixed.

Alternatively, an end of the wire 21 may be fastened to and fixed to the lifting plate 130 via a shackle.

For example, the wire 21 may be a balanced lead rope formed by radially arranging a plurality of iron cores.

4a to 5c are sequentially bottom views of the front frame, rear frame, horizontal frame, and side frame shown in FIG. 3a, and FIGS. 6a and b are bottom views and side views of the vertical frame sequentially shown in FIG. 3a.

And, Figure 7 is a side view showing a coupled state between the vertical frame and the horizontal frame shown in Figure 3a.

4A to 7, the frame frame 120 is a configuration for reinforcing the rigidity of the bottom plate 110, and is formed in the form of an H-beam or square tube using the same material as the bottom plate 110. It can be.

The skeleton frame 120 may be fixed to the bottom plate 110 by a welding method or the medium of the fixing member.

The skeleton frame 120 may include a corner frame 121 disposed on the edge of the bottom plate 110 and a reinforcing frame 122 disposed between the corner frames 121 in a lattice shape.

The corner frame 121 is composed of a pair of a front frame 121a disposed in front of the bottom plate 110 and a rear frame 121b disposed in the rear of the bottom plate 110, and are spaced apart from each other. A side frame 121c disposed between the front frame 121a and the rear frame 121b may be included.

The reinforcing frame 122 may include a horizontal frame 122a that is made up of a plurality of pieces and is spaced apart from each other and disposed between the side frames 121c in parallel with the side frames 121c.

In addition, the reinforcing frames 122 are made of a plurality of pieces, spaced apart from each other, and disposed between the horizontal frames 122a vertically from the side frames 121c, or between the horizontal frames 122a and the side frames 121c. It may include a vertical frame (122b) to be.

As shown in FIG. 7, the vertical frame 122b may be fixed by rough welding while being engaged with the horizontal frame 122a or the side frame 121c.

8a and b are side views and front views of the lifting frame shown in FIG. 1 in sequence.

Referring to FIGS. 8A and 8B , the gondola 100 may further include a lifting frame 150 installed on the wire 21 .

The lifting frame 150 may be made of the same material as the floor plate 110, and wire fastening holes 131 are formed at both ends of the lifting frame 150, and the wire 21 is fastened to the wire. The lifting frame 150 may be mounted on the wire 21 through the ball 131 .

That is, the lifting frame 150 is placed on the wire 21 installed between the chain block 11 of the crane 10 and the lifting plate 130, so that when lifting the gondola 100, the wire 21 ) can increase the tensile force acting on

9 is an exploded perspective view between the safety fence and the bottom plate shown in FIG. 2;

Referring to FIG. 9 , the gondola 100 may further include a safety fence 112 installed on an edge of the bottom plate 110 .

A fence coupling hole 111 is formed between the bottom plate 110 and the corner frame 121, and a lower end of the safety fence 112 may be inserted into and fixed to the fence coupling hole 111.

That is, since the possibility of falling can be reduced through the safety fence 112, the operator can safely work on the floor plate 110, and the heavy object can be prevented from overturning.

The eyepiece frame 140 may be made of the same material as the bottom plate 110, and may be formed as a pair and fixed to both front side surfaces of the bottom plate 110 by welding or via the fixing member. .

The distance between the eyepiece frames 140 corresponds to or is smaller than the width of the inlet 32, so that the eyepiece frame 140 is inserted into the inlet 32 and the lower end of the eyepiece frame 140 And the front end of the bottom plate 110 may be in contact with the outer wall (31).

The gondola 100 may further include an eyepiece plate 160 installed behind the bottom plate 110 .

The eyepiece plate 160 is made of the same material as the bottom plate 110 and may have a width corresponding to or smaller than that of the carrying port 32 .

The eyepiece plate 160 has a larger area in contact with the outer wall 31 than the eyepiece frame 140, so that the gondola 100 can be docked more stably.

Therefore, the operator can select the eyepiece frame 140 or the eyepiece plate 160 by changing the direction of the gondola 100 according to the working site conditions.

FIG. 10 is a side view showing a state in which the gondola for dobi work shown in FIG. 1 is docked on the outer wall of a building.

Referring to FIG. 10, the operator can sequentially install the wire 21 on the lifting plate 130, the lifting frame 150, and the chain block 11 in a state in which a heavy object is seated on the bottom plate 110. there is.

Thereafter, the floor plate 110 is lifted by the crane 10 and moved toward the loading port 32, and the eyepiece frame 140 is brought into the loading port 32 to berth the gondola 100 this can be completed.

Here, in order to prevent the position of the gondola 100 from being changed by an unspecified external force, a fixing block 33 may be temporarily installed on the inner floor of the building 30 via the fixing member.

In addition, a plurality of eyepiece holes 140a may be spaced apart from each other along the longitudinal direction of the eyepiece frame 140 and formed in the eyepiece frame 140 .

That is, after the operator passes the wire 22 through the eyepiece 140a and then fixes the wire 22 to the fixing block 33 via the fixing member, the gondola 100 It is possible to maintain a more stable berthed state.

In the state where the gondola 100 is docked, the operator can lift the heavy object using a manual winch, place a caster at the lower end of the weight object, and pull the weight object to the inside of the building through the loading port 32. can be transported

Hereinafter, referring to FIGS. 11 to 17, the gondola for dobi work according to the second embodiment of the present invention will be described, but a detailed description of the configuration overlapping with the first embodiment will be omitted.

11 and 12 are sequentially a perspective view and a plan view of the front side of a gondola for sheathing work according to a second embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 13 is an 'A-A' section view shown in FIG. 11 .

And, Figure 14 is a perspective view of the rotating shaft and eyepiece frame shown in Figure 11, Figure 15 is an enlarged view of the portion 'A' shown in Figure 13, Figure 16 is an exploded perspective view between the lower damper and the housing shown in Figure 11 .

And, FIGS. 17A and 17B are side views of the gondola for gutter work shown in FIG. 11, showing a state in which the gondola for girder work is sequentially docked on the outer wall of the building.

11 to 17, in the gondola 100', a long hole 113 may be formed in the bottom plate 110' along the width direction of the bottom plate 110'.

The eyepiece frame 140' has one end bent at the shaft coupling portion 141 penetrating the long hole 113, one end bent at the other end of the shaft coupling portion 141, and the other end inserted into the carrying port 32. It may include an eyepiece 142 mounted on the outer wall 31.

The gondola 100 may further include the following configurations in addition to the configurations of the first embodiment described above.

More specifically, the gondola 100' may further include a housing 170 installed on the lower surface of the bottom plate 110' and communicating with the long hole 113.

In addition, the gondola 100' is installed on both sides of the housing 170 along the width direction of the bottom plate 110', and the rotating shaft 171 penetrates the shaft coupling part 141 and is screwed together; Bearings 172 installed on both sides of the housing 170 and penetrating the rotating shaft 171 may be further included.

The housing 170 is disposed in front of the front frame 121a and is a hexahedron with an empty inside. can be connected with

The rotating shaft 171 may be made of the same material as the bottom plate 110', and may be rotatably fixed to the housing 170 via the bearing 172.

The eyepiece frames 140' are formed as a pair and are installed on the rotating shaft 171, and a spiral direction coupled to the rotating shaft 171 may be formed in an opposite direction.

That is, when the eyepiece frame 140' rotates in the forward or reverse direction of the rotation shaft 171, it linearly moves along the rotation shaft 171, and the distance between them may widen or narrow.

Here, the width of the long hole 113 and the width of the shaft coupling part 141 are formed to correspond to each other, so that the eyepiece frame 140' is attached to the bottom plate 110' when the rotating shaft 171 rotates. It is prevented from being caught and rotated in synchronization with the rotational shaft 171, so that it can linearly move along the rotational shaft 171.

Since the operator can perform berthing of the gondola 100' by adjusting the spacing of the eyepiece frame 140' according to the width of the carrying port 32, a separate It is not necessary to manufacture the gondola 100'.

The gondola 100' further includes a handle 173 installed at an end of the rotation shaft 171, and the operator rotates the rotation shaft 171 more easily through the handle 173 to move the eyepiece frame ( 140') can be adjusted.

The gondola 100' includes an upper damper 180 installed at the front end of the bottom plate 110' and a lower damper disposed below the upper damper 180 and coupled to or separated from the housing 170 (190) may be further included.

The upper damper 180 and the lower damper 190 have a hexahedral shape and may be manufactured using a known synthetic resin material having certain elasticity such as rubber.

The upper damper 180 is fixed to the bottom plate 110 via the fixing member, and the lower damper 190 can be slidably coupled to or separated from the housing 170 .

More specifically, a guide protrusion 191 is formed on the rear side of the lower damper 190 along the width direction of the bottom plate 110, and the housing 170 along the width direction of the bottom plate 110'. ) A slide groove 174 is formed on the front side of the guide protrusion 191 can be inserted.

That is, through the coupling structure between the lower damper 190 and the housing 170, a worker can easily replace the lower damper 190.

Here, the guide protrusion is formed on the rear side of the upper damper 180, and the slide groove is formed on the front side of the bottom plate 110' so that they can be mutually coupled or separated.

The gondola 100' is inserted into the elastic body groove 192 formed on the front side of the lower damper 190, and the rear end is fixed to the elastic body groove 192, the elastic body 193, the elastic body 193 It is installed on the front side end of the may further include a buffer member 194 exposed to the outside.

The elastic body 193 may be, for example, a coil spring, and is fixed to the elastic body groove 192 and the buffer member 194 via the fixing member, and the buffer member 194 is the upper damper 180. ) can be made of the same material.

When the gondola 100' is docked, the eyepiece frame 140' is inserted into the loading port 32, the buffer member 194 comes into contact with the outer wall 31, and the elastic groove 192 can be inserted into

In addition, the elastic body 193 is compressed and deformed to first buffer the impact transmitted to the gondola 100', and then the upper damper 180 and the lower damper 190 come into contact with the outer wall 31 to A shock transmitted to the gondola 100' can be secondarily buffered.

That is, the shock transmitted to the gondola 100 can be alleviated through the upper damper 180, the lower damper 190, the buffer member 194, and the elastic body 193, so that the gondola 100' This can be performed more stably, and damage to the bottom plate 110 and the frame frame 120 can be prevented.

As described above, in the gondola for doggy work according to various embodiments of the present invention, heavy objects can be stably seated on the bottom plate, and the bottom plate can be fixed in contact with the outer wall through the eyepiece frame, so that the operator can stably transport the heavy weight. work can be done.

As described above, the optimal embodiment has been disclosed in the drawings and specifications. Although specific terms have been used herein, they are only used for the purpose of describing the present invention and are not used to limit the scope of the present invention described in the claims. Therefore, those skilled in the art will understand that various modifications and equivalent other embodiments are possible therefrom. Therefore, the true technical protection scope of the present invention should be determined by the technical spirit of the appended claims.

100,100': gondola for dobi work 110,110': floor plate
120: frame frame 130: lifting plate
140,140': eyepiece frame 150: lifting frame
160: eyepiece plate 170: housing
180: upper damper 190: lower damper

Claims (8)

In the gondola, which is lifted by a crane via a wire and placed at the entrance formed on the outer wall of the building,
A bottom plate on which the weight is placed on the upper surface;
A frame frame installed on the lower surface of the bottom plate;
a lifting plate disposed on an edge of the bottom plate and fastened to an end of the wire; and
an eyepiece frame installed in front of the bottom plate and in contact with the outer wall;
including,
A gondola for dobill work in which a plurality of eyepiece holes are spaced apart from each other along the longitudinal direction of the eyepiece frame and formed on the eyepiece frame.
According to claim 1,
A gondola for dobi work further comprising a safety fence installed on the edge of the floor plate.
According to claim 1,
The skeleton frame,
a corner frame disposed on an edge of the bottom plate; and
A reinforcing frame formed in a lattice shape and disposed between the corner frames;
A gondola for dobby work that includes a.
delete delete delete In the gondola, which is lifted by a crane via a wire and placed at the entrance formed on the outer wall of the building,
A bottom plate on which the weight is placed on the upper surface;
A frame frame installed on the lower surface of the bottom plate;
a lifting plate disposed on an edge of the bottom plate and fastened to an end of the wire; and
an eyepiece frame installed in front of the bottom plate and in contact with the outer wall;
including,
A long hole is formed in the bottom plate along the width direction of the bottom plate,
The eyepiece frame,
Shaft coupling part having one end penetrating the long hole; and
an eyepiece having one end bent at the other end of the shaft coupling part and the other end inserted into the carrying hole and mounted on the outer wall;
including,
The gondola,
a housing installed on a lower surface of the bottom plate and communicating with the long hole;
a rotating shaft installed on both sides of the housing along the width direction of the bottom plate and screwed through the shaft coupling part; and
bearings installed on both sides of the housing and penetrating the rotating shaft;
A gondola for dobby work further comprising a.
According to claim 7,
an upper damper installed at the front end of the bottom plate; and
a lower damper disposed below the upper damper and coupled to or separated from the housing;
A gondola for dobby work further comprising a.

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