KR20160109687A - Air rocket launch for learning - Google Patents

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KR20160109687A
KR20160109687A KR1020150034555A KR20150034555A KR20160109687A KR 20160109687 A KR20160109687 A KR 20160109687A KR 1020150034555 A KR1020150034555 A KR 1020150034555A KR 20150034555 A KR20150034555 A KR 20150034555A KR 20160109687 A KR20160109687 A KR 20160109687A
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The present invention relates to an air rocket launcher for learning. According to the present invention, air is compressed in a beverage container or the like, and compressed air is launched through the compressed air, so a learner can easily understand the principles of science using the law of action and reaction. The air rocket launcher for learning comprises: a support including a flat base panel disposed on the bottom of a place for launching a rocket to make the rocket horizontally disposed, and an angle and direction adjusting means for adjusting a launching angle of the rocket and a launching direction of the rocket; and a launching means coupled with the upper side of the angle and direction adjusting means, storing and compressing air supplied to the rocket, and launching the rocket by using compressed air. According to the present invention, by correctly confirming the principles applied to the launching of a rocket and the moment when a rocket is launched, a learner can clearly grasp actions with respect to a direction according to the volume of power when power is applied between two objects and can confirm a state in which compressed air serves as a spring using Newtons third law (the law of action and reaction). Accordingly, the learner can easily understand the principles of science.

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Air rocket launch for learning

The present invention relates to an air rocket launching learning apparatus, and more particularly, to a learning air rocket launching apparatus which compresses air to beverage bottles and the like, and launches a rocket through compressed air to easily understand the principle of science using the action, Rocket launcher.

As a multi-purpose learning material and science toy that combines the principles of general science with exciting play, the water rocket launcher recycles synthetic resin recycled beverage bottles, etc., and attaches a water rocket made of a beverage bottle to a water rocket launcher, And the pressure inside the water rocket is raised to automatically fire at the set pressure. The principle of this water rocket is Newton's third law of motion, which states that "when a force is applied between two objects, the forces between the objects are the same, the directions are opposite, and they act on the same straight line" The compressed air is similar to the principle of a real rocket that launches while blowing gas from the principle surface, which acts like a spring, causing the propelling force of water to fly in the direction opposite to the direction in which the water is sprayed. Many teachers and students are interested in water rockets, and the use of water rockets is becoming common, and water rocket lectures are being actively conducted in the invention classroom and the gifted classroom.

The above-described learning rocket launcher is useful as a learning material for observation of the launching principle by the physical motion law as well as the educational effect of the recycling of the waste product using the disposable beverage bottle, thereby contributing to the improvement of the inquiry power by promoting the interest of the children The bar is big, and it is possible to realize the learning effect that helps the understanding by not only learning by memorizing with the eyes but also by experiencing directly.

The conventional water rocket launching apparatus of the present invention constitutes a warhead composed of a container body made by recycling a synthetic beverage bottle and the like, and a water rocket of a known shape having a plurality of blades coupled to the lower part of the warhead, A launching device for supporting the launching device in such a manner that it can be supported by a clamping method and at the same time allowing the compressed air to be blown by the force of ejecting the water by the action of the compressed air and a pedestal for stably supporting the launching device on the floor, An angle and direction control device for controlling the launch angle and launch direction of the water rocket, an air injection device such as a foot pump, a remote launch handle, and a water rocket guide rail.

However, unlike a conventional rocket launcher, which uses fuel as its combustion power, the compressed air acts as a spring to act as a propelling force, which allows precise and stable firing. Even if development of an easy device is required, it is troublesome and troublesome due to its configuration and operation, and is liable to malfunction due to foreign substances. Moreover, even if water rocket snout is closed with one hand and water rocket is mounted upside down or mounted, It is difficult to precisely target a target such as a firing distance, it is difficult to inject a proper amount of compressed air of a desired pressure into a water rocket, and it is difficult to install and carry and store .

Korean Utility Model Publication No. 20-2008-0002959 (July 30, 2008)

In order to solve the above problems, it is an object of the present invention to provide an air rocket launching learner for learning, which is capable of storing air at a predetermined pressure in an air tank by supplying air and firing an air rocket stored by a switch operation have.

Further, according to the present invention, in a state in which air is stored in an air tank, a user presses a switch to fire a rocket, so that the principle of launching the rocket and the force acting between the two objects can be clearly grasped The aim is to provide an air rocket launcher for learning.

It is another object of the present invention to provide an air rocket launcher for learning which can easily understand the principle of science by making it possible to confirm the state where the compressed air acts like a spring by using Newton's action and reaction law.

In order to accomplish the above object, according to the present invention, there is provided an air rocket launching learner for learning, comprising: a base panel which is positioned at a floor of a rocket launching site to make the rocket level, a launching angle of the rocket, A pedestal including an angle and direction adjusting means for adjusting the angle; And a launching means coupled to an upper portion of the angle and direction adjusting means to store air to be supplied to the rocket and to fire the rocket using the stored air.

In the base panel of the present invention, a plurality of horizontal adjustment holes penetrating from the top to the bottom is formed at each corner, a coupling hole is formed at the center of the base panel so as to be combined with the angle and direction adjustment means, Each of the balls is provided with a plurality of first markers on the base panel so as to tighten the horizontal adjustment bolts so that the pedestal can be horizontally adjusted and to set the horizontal and angle adjusting means in a linear direction.

The angle and direction adjusting means of the present invention includes a direction adjusting bracket installed on the base panel to set the direction of the rocket; A direction adjusting bolt for connecting the direction adjusting bracket to the base panel and fixing the direction adjusting bracket to the base panel so as to fix the adjusted state; An angle adjusting bracket coupled to an upper portion of the direction adjusting bracket to adjust a firing angle of the rocket; And a plurality of angle adjusting bolts and nuts fixing the direction adjusting bracket and the angle adjusting bracket to each other and fixing a state in which the launch angle of the rocket is set.

The direction adjusting bracket of the present invention includes: a horizontal panel positioned at an upper portion of the base panel; And a vertical panel formed at a right angle to the horizontal panel and coupled with the angle adjusting bracket, wherein a semicircular semicircular protrusion is formed at both ends of the horizontal panel, And a landmark is formed.

The directional control bracket of the present invention includes: a horizontal panel formed in a horizontal state and positioned at an upper portion of the base panel; And a vertical panel coupled to the angle adjusting bracket in a direction perpendicular to the horizontal panel, wherein semicircular semicircular protrusions are formed at both ends of the horizontal panel, Is formed.

The launching means of the present invention includes a distributor for distributing the air supplied to the angle and direction adjusting means; A supply hose connected to supply air to the distributor; A connection hose provided with a switch for emitting a rocket by using air supplied through the supply hose; An exhaust valve installed at an upper portion of the distributor to control a direction of supplied air; An air tank installed at one side of the exhaust valve for compressing and storing air; A pressure gauge provided between the exhaust valve and the air tank and having a connection pipe for checking the pressure of the air supplied to the air tank; And a launching rod installed at an upper portion of the exhaust valve and coupled with the rocket.

The supply hose of the present invention is provided with a connection jack which is connected to an air compressor, a manual or automatic air injector so as to supply air supplied from an air compressor, a manual or automatic air injector to a distributor, And a backflow prevention valve is provided so as to prevent the backflow prevention valve.

The switch of the present invention is provided with a button operated by a user to fire a rocket and is integrally formed with a button so as to prevent the air moving through the connection hose from being discharged to the button side, And a check valve for controlling the flow rate of the refrigerant.

The exhaust valve of the present invention is further provided with an antenna serving as a scale so that the rocket can be fired in a direction desired by the user when the rocket is fired.

In the pedestal of the present invention, the tripod includes a plurality of supports for supporting three directions so as to withstand the repulsive force of the rocket fired by the compressed air when the rocket is fired. A height / direction adjusting rod coupled to the center bar and installed so as to be movable up and down, and a coupling member coupled to an upper end of the height / direction adjusting rod, A connecting member rotatably installed on one side of the coupling member, a connecting member to which the distributor of the angle and direction adjusting means is fixed and which is coupled to an upper portion of the plate member, And is a tripod including a level system that the user visually confirms.

Conventionally, since air is directly supplied to the rocket without storing air in the air tank, the user can not clearly grasp when the rocket is fired, so that the user can not understand the principle of launching the rocket. Therefore, However, since the user directly controls the launch of the rocket, the state of the launch of the rocket can be clearly confirmed, so that it is possible to clearly grasp the principle of launching the rocket.

In addition, the present invention has an effect of awakening the principle of science while safely firing a rocket by a switch operation by using air stored in an air tank at a predetermined pressure by receiving air.

In addition, the present invention makes it possible to easily understand the principle of science by making it possible to confirm the state that the compressed air acts like a spring using the Newton's action and reaction law.

1 is a perspective view showing an air rocket launching learner according to the present invention;
Fig. 2 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of the angle and direction adjusting means of Fig. 1; Fig.
Fig. 3 is a front view showing a launching means for launching the rocket of Fig. 1 by air. Fig.
Fig. 4 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the learning air rocket launching platform of Fig. 1; Fig.
Fig. 5 is a perspective view showing a tripod for launching the loot of Fig. 4; Fig.

While the invention is susceptible to various modifications and alternative forms, specific embodiments thereof are shown by way of example in the drawings and will herein be described in detail.

It should be understood, however, that the invention is not intended to be limited to the particular embodiments, but includes all modifications, equivalents, and alternatives falling within the spirit and scope of the invention.

Like reference numerals are used for similar elements in describing each drawing. The terms first, second, etc. may be used to describe various components, but the components are not limited by the terms. The terms are used only for the purpose of distinguishing one component from another.

For example, the term "and / or" includes any combination of a plurality of related listed items or any of a plurality of related listed items.

Unless otherwise defined, all terms used herein, including technical or scientific terms, have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which this invention belongs.

Terms such as those defined in commonly used dictionaries are to be interpreted as having a meaning consistent with the meaning in the context of the relevant art and are to be construed as ideal or overly formal in meaning unless explicitly defined in the present application Should not.

The specific terminology used in the following description is provided to aid understanding of the present invention, and the use of such specific terminology may be changed into other forms without departing from the technical idea of the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, a configuration of an air rocket launching base for learning according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an air rocket launching base for learning according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of the angle and direction adjusting means of FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 is a view illustrating a launching means for launching the rocket of FIG. Front view.

1 to 3, the learning air rocket launching pad according to the present invention includes a flat base panel for placing the rocket in a horizontal state at a floor of a rocket launching site, (100) comprising an angle and direction adjusting means for adjusting a direction of fire; a fuselage (100) which is connected to an upper portion of the angle and direction adjusting means to store air supplied to the rocket and fires (200).

The pedestal 100 is composed of a base panel 110. The base panel 110 is provided with a plurality of horizontal adjustment holes 111 penetrating from the top to the bottom, And a horizontal adjustment bolt 120 is provided on each of the horizontal adjustment holes 111 so that the base panel 110 can be horizontally adjusted. And a plurality of first marks are formed on the base panel 110 so that the angle and direction adjusting means 130 can be set in a straight line direction.

The height of the horizontal adjustment bolt 120 coupled to the horizontal adjustment hole 111 of the base panel 110 is adjusted to adjust the horizontal state.

The angle and direction adjusting means 130 includes a direction adjusting bracket 131 installed at an upper portion of the base panel 110 to set the direction of the rocket and a fixed state adjusting the direction of the direction adjusting bracket 131, A direction adjusting bolt 132 for connecting the direction adjusting bracket 131 and the base panel 110 so as to be able to adjust the angle of emission of the rocket and an angle adjusting bracket 132 for engaging the upper part of the direction adjusting bracket 131, And a plurality of angle adjusting bolts 134 and nuts 135 for fixing the direction adjusting bracket 131 and the angle adjusting bracket 133 to each other and fixing the setting angle of the rocket do.

The direction adjusting bracket 131 forms a horizontal panel 131a positioned on the upper part of the base panel 110 and includes a vertical panel 131b formed at a right angle to the horizontal panel 131a and engaged with the angle adjusting bracket 133 Circular projections 131a-1 are formed at both ends of the horizontal panel 131a, and a semi-circular protrusion 131a-1 is formed on both sides of the horizontal panel 131a, (131a-2).

A second mark 131a-2 is formed on the semicircular protrusion 131a-1 so as to set a linear direction. In the vertical panel 131b of the horizontal panel 131a, a scale (not shown) is formed to allow the user to visually confirm the angle at which the rocket is fired.

The angle adjusting bracket nut 133 is formed in the shape of '∩' so as to have the same size and position as the fastening hole (not shown) of the vertical panel, and the angle adjusting bolt 134 and the nut 135 A fixing angle adjusting hole 133a and a fixing hole 133b to be engaged with the launching means 200 by a bolt.

The launching means 200 includes a distributor 210 for distributing the air supplied to the angle and direction adjusting means 130 and a supply hose 220 for supplying air to the distributor 210, A connection hose 230 provided with a switch 231 to allow the rocket to be launched using the air supplied through the supply hose 220 and a hose 230 installed at the upper portion of the distributor 220, An air tank 250 installed at one side of the exhaust valve 240 for storing the compressed air and an air valve 250 installed between the exhaust valve 240 and the air tank 250 to control the air A pressure gauge 260 having a connection pipe 261 to check the pressure of air supplied to the tank 250 and a launch rod 270 installed on the upper portion of the exhaust valve 240 and coupled with the rocket do.

The distributor 210 forms a plurality of connection holes (not shown), and the plurality of connection holes are provided with a first coupling nut 211 and a second coupling nut 211 so as to be coupled to the supply hose 220 and the connection hose 230, 2 coupling nut 212 is installed.

The supply hose 220 is provided with a connection jack 221 to be connected to any one of an air compressor, a manual type or an automatic air injector so as to supply air to the distributor 210, and is supplied from an air compressor, a manual type or an automatic air injector The backflow prevention valve 222 is provided so as to prevent the air from flowing backward.

The air injector includes a foot pump for injecting air into a rubber tube or the like, provided with a foot plate and a spring, or a hand pump (a pump for injecting air by hand) for injecting air into a bicycle wheel.

The switch 231 provided on the connection hose 230 is provided with a button 231-1 for allowing the user to operate the rocket and the air moving through the connection hose 230 is supplied to the button 231 -1) and a check valve 232-2 formed integrally with the button 231-1 so as to prevent the exhaust gas from being discharged to the exhaust side.

The exhaust valve 240 applies the air supplied through the distributor 210 to the air tank 250 or the air stored in the air tank 250 to the launch rod 270.

The exhaust valve 240 includes a first connection nut 241, a second connection nut 242, and a third connection nut 243.

The first connection nut 241 is installed between the exhaust valve 240 and the distributor 210 to receive air supplied from the distributor 210. The second connection nut 242 is installed between the connection pipe 261 and the exhaust valve 240 so that air can be supplied to the air tank 250 or air can be supplied from the air tank 250 to the rocket. The third connection nut 243 is installed between the exhaust valve 240 and the launch rod 270 to supply the air supplied from the air tank 250 to the launch rod 270.

Further, a bracket fixing hole (not shown) is formed on the front surface of the exhaust valve 240, and an antenna 244 is provided on the bracket fixing hole so that the bracket fixing hole can be aimed when the rocket launching direction is measured. The antenna 244 is formed in a multi-stage so as to be adjustable in length.

Preferably, the air tank 250 is made of a plastic material, and the container is preferably a carbonated beverage container.

The carbonated beverage container is designed to withstand the internal pressure generated by the carbon dioxide gas, so that it is able to withstand the internal pressure when the air is compressed.

In order to launch the rocket, the user connects one of the air compressor and the air injector to the connection hose 221 to the supply hose 220, and the air is supplied to the distributor 210 of the firing means 200 .

The pedestal 100 is positioned at a location where the rocket is fired while the connection jack 221 is connected and the adjustment bolt 120 is adjusted to maintain the base panel 110 in a horizontal state.

After adjusting the base panel 110 in a horizontal state, the direction in which the rocket is fired is adjusted.

At this time, the direction of the fire is set by rotating the direction adjusting bracket 131 of the angle and direction adjusting means 130 to the left and right, and when the direction is set, Aim.

And is fixed to the upper portion of the base panel 110 using the direction adjusting bolt 132 in a state where the aiming is set.

The angle of the rocket is calculated based on the angle of the rocket to be fired at an angle to hit the target or to fire at an angle.

The angle of the rocket is controlled by rotating the angle adjusting bracket 133 of the angle and direction adjusting means 130 around the angle adjusting bolt 134 through a value derived from the calculation, The angle is set and the angle adjusting bolt 134 is fixed so that the angle adjusting bracket 133 is fixed with the angle set.

Air is supplied to the supply hose 220 connected to any one of the air compressor, the air injector, and the manual or automatic pump for air injection of the bicycle tire in the state where the bosing direction and the launch angle of the rocket are set as described above. The air supplied to the connection hose 220 is supplied to the distributor 210 while preventing the air from flowing back toward the connection jack 221 by the check valve 222. [

The air is supplied to the connection hose 210 and the exhaust valve 250 through the distributor 210 and the air supplied to the exhaust valve 240 is stored in the air tank 250 at a predetermined pressure.

The pressure of the air tank 250 for storing the air is checked through the pressure gauge 260 installed in the connection pipe 261 to check the pressure of the air.

When the air supplied through the supply hose 220 reaches a predetermined pressure in the air tank 250, the user assumes that the rocket is ready to be fired, stops the air supply, and fires the rocket.

In order to launch the rocket, the rocker is fired by pressing the button 231-1 of the switch 231 provided at one end of the connection hose 230. At this time, the button 231-1 of the switch 231 is pressed The air remaining in the connection hose 230 is firstly dropped and the air in the connection hose 220 is released and the air stored in the air tank 250 is supplied to the third connection nut 243 of the exhaust valve 240 And is then supplied to the launch rod 270.

The rocket is fired at an angle and in a direction set by the user by the compressed air supplied to the reflection bar 270.

As described above, when the air is stored in the air tank 250, the user presses the switch to fire the rocket. Thus, it is possible to confirm exactly how the rocket is fired and the moment when the rocket is fired, The action of the force acting between the rod and the rod can be clearly grasped.

In addition, Newton's law of action and reaction can be used to confirm the state of action of compressed air like a spring, so it is easy to understand the principles of science.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the learning air rocket launching platform of FIG. 1, and FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a tripod for launching the mortar of FIG.

4 and 5, the learning air rocket launching pad according to the present invention includes a tripod 120 for positioning the rocket on the floor at a location where the rocket is fired, and a tripod 120 for adjusting the firing angle of the rocket and the firing direction of the rocket And an angle and direction adjusting means 130 for adjusting the angle of the rocket. The pedestal 100 is installed above the angle and direction adjusting means 130 to store and compress the air supplied to the rocket, (200) for emitting a light beam.

Since the configuration of the launching means 200 is the same as that shown in Figs. 1 to 3, a detailed description thereof will be omitted. However, since the configuration of the pedestal 100 shown in Figs. 1 to 3 is different, only the configuration will be described.

The tripod 120 includes a support 121, a center rod 122, a rod control lever 123, a height / direction control rod 124, a coupling member 124-1, a plate member 126 And a connecting member 128, as shown in Fig.

The support base 121 supports three directions to withstand the repulsive force of the rocket generated by the compressed air when the rocket is fired, and is formed so that the length thereof is adjusted in the longitudinal direction. The upper portion of the support base 121 is coupled to the upper portion of the center rod 122 and is formed to be radially spread about the upper end.

The center bar 122 is coupled to an upper portion of the support base 121 to fix the support base 122. A rod adjusting lever 123 is installed on the center rod 122 to fix the position of the height / direction adjusting rod 124.

The height / direction adjusting rods 124 are installed to be movable upward from the center rod 122 so as to be height-adjustable.

The engaging member 124-1 is coupled to the upper end of the height / direction adjusting rod 124 and is rotatable in the left and right direction to set the direction of the rocket.

The hinge 124-2 is fastened to one side of the coupling member 124-1 so that the angle of the plate member 126 can be adjusted in the forward and backward directions. Further, a coupling member 126-1 is installed at one side of the plate member 126 to fix the coupling member 128.

The connection member 128 is installed on the plate member 126 so that the launching unit 200 is installed.

In addition, a level system may be installed on one side of the plate member 126 so that the pedestal 100 is installed in a horizontal state.

A knob 127 is provided on one side of the plate member 126 to set the angle of the rocket through the angle of the plate member 126.

In order to adjust the launching, aiming and launching angles of the rocket, the support 121 of the tripod 120 is extended around the center rod 122 to stably support the launching of the rocket And the tripod 120 is prevented from falling down by the repulsive force.

The height / direction adjusting rod 124 coupled to the center rod 122 is moved upward in a state in which the supporting base 121 of the tripod 120 is extended and its position is fixed by the rod adjusting lever 123.

A user holds the handle 126 installed on the plate member 126 with the height of the height / direction adjusting rod 124 adjusted and rotates to the left or right to set the launch direction of the rocket.

The aim of the rocket is to adjust the length of the antenna 244 installed in the distributor 210, and then to set the launch direction of the rocket so that the antenna 244, the target, and the rocket are located on the same line.

In this case, the launch angle of the rocket is determined by holding the knob 127 and moving the hinge 124-2 along the axis of the plate member 126) in the front-rear direction (front-rear direction in a state where the user holds the knob) to adjust the firing angle. At this time, the firing angle is adjusted while checking the angle scale (not marked) displayed on one side of the hinge 124-2.

It is determined whether the pressure of the air stored in the air tank 250 has reached an appropriate pressure in a state in which the launch direction and the angle of fire of the rocket are adjusted and if the pressure of the air tank 250 reaches a proper pressure, Stop and determine the launch time of the rocket.

When the button 231-1 of the switch 231 provided at one side of the connecting hose 230 is pressed with the direction of the rocket, the angle of fire and the pressure of the air tank 250 being set, The remaining air is discharged to the button 231-1 and the exhaust valve 240 is operated to supply the compressed air of the air tank 250 to the launch rod 270 provided with the rocket.

The compressed air in the air tank 250 is applied to the exhaust valve 240 and the air applied to the exhaust valve 240 is supplied to the launch rod 270 to fire the rocket.

In the case where air is supplied to the launch rod 270, the inflow hole (not shown) of the exhaust valve 240, that is, the inflow hole toward the air inflow side is closed, and only the discharge hole on the side where the launch rod 270 is installed Because it is open, the rocket is fired by air.

Since the air is not stored in the air tank and the air is directly supplied to the rocket, the user can not clearly grasp when the rocket is fired, so that the user does not understand the principle of launching the rocket. I did not. However, since the user directly controls the launch of the rocket, the present invention can clearly confirm the state of the launch of the rocket, so that it is possible to clearly understand the principle of launching the rocket.

In other words, by selecting the launching point of the rocket, the user can clearly see the launching moment of the rocket and the principle of launching the rocket. There is an advantage to understand easily.

In addition, the present invention makes it possible to easily understand the principle of science by making it possible to confirm the state that the compressed air acts like a spring using the Newton's action and reaction law.

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, but, on the contrary, It will be understood that various modifications and changes may be made thereto without departing from the scope of the present invention.

100: pedestal 110: base panel
111: horizontal adjustment ball 112: engaging ball
113: first display 120: leveling bolt
120: Tripod 121: Support
122: center rod 123: rod control lever
124: height / direction adjusting rod 124-1:
124-2: Hinge 126: Plate member
126-1: fastening member 127: handle
128: connecting member 130: angle and direction adjusting means
131: Orientation bracket 131a: Horizontal panel
131-2: Semicircular projection 131-3: Second mark
131b: vertical panel 132: direction adjusting bolt
133: Angle adjusting bracket 134: Angle adjusting bolt
135: nut 200: means of launching
210: distributor 211: first coupling nut
212: second coupling nut 220: supply hose
221: connecting jack 222: check valve
230: Connection hose 231: Switch
231-1: Button 232-2: Check valve
240: exhaust valve 241: first connection nut
242: second connection nut 243: antenna
250: Air tank 260: Pressure gauge
261: Connector 270: Launcher

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In the learning air rocket launcher,
(100) comprising a flat base panel (110) for placing the rocket on the floor of the launching area to make the rocket horizontal, and an angle and direction adjusting means (130) for adjusting the launch angle of the rocket and the launch direction of the rocket. Wow;
A launching means 200 for storing and compressing the air supplied to the rocket by being coupled to the upper portion of the angle and direction adjusting means 130 and using the compressed air to fire the rocket;
Wherein said air rocket launcher comprises:
The method according to claim 1,
In the base panel 110,
A plurality of horizontal adjustment holes 111 penetrating from the upper portion to the lower portion are formed at the corner portions,
A coupling hole 112 is formed at a central portion of the base panel 110 so as to be able to engage with the angle and direction adjusting means 130,
The horizontal adjustment bolts 120 are fastened to the horizontal adjustment holes 111 so that the pedestal 100 can be horizontally adjusted,
Wherein a plurality of first markers (113) are formed on the base panel (110) so that the horizontal and angle adjusting means (130) can be set in a straight line direction.
The method according to claim 1,
The angle and direction adjusting means (130)
A direction adjusting bracket 131 installed at an upper portion of the base panel 110 to set the direction of the rocket;
A direction adjusting bolt 132 for coupling the direction adjusting bracket 131 to the base panel 110 and for coupling the direction adjusting bracket 131 and the base panel 110 to fix the adjusted direction;
An angle adjusting bracket 133 coupled to an upper portion of the direction adjusting bracket 131 to adjust a firing angle of the rocket;
A plurality of angle adjusting bolts 134 and nuts 135 for fixing the direction adjusting bracket 131 and the angle adjusting bracket 133 to each other and fixing the setting angle of the rocket;
Wherein said air rocket launcher comprises:
The method of claim 3,
The direction adjusting bracket (131)
A horizontal panel 131a formed on the upper portion of the base panel 110 to form a horizontal state;
A vertical panel 131b which engages with the angle adjusting bracket 133 in a direction perpendicular to the horizontal panel 131a;
Wherein said air rocket launcher comprises:
5. The method of claim 4,
At both side ends of the horizontal panel 131a,
Circular semicircular protrusions 131-2 are formed respectively,
Wherein the second indicator (131-3) is formed on the semicircular projection (131-2) so as to set a linear direction.
The method according to claim 1,
The launching means (200)
A distributor 210 for distributing air supplied to the angle and direction adjusting means 130;
A supply hose 220 connected to supply air to the distributor 210;
A connection hose 230 provided with a switch for launching the rocket using the air supplied through the supply hose 220;
An exhaust valve 240 installed at an upper portion of the distributor 210 for controlling the direction of supplied air;
An air tank 250 installed at one side of the exhaust valve 240 to store the compressed air;
A pressure gauge 260 provided between the exhaust valve 240 and the air tank 250 and having a connection pipe 261 to check the pressure of air supplied to the air tank 250;
A launch rod 270 installed at an upper portion of the exhaust valve 240 and coupled with the rocket;
Wherein said air rocket launcher comprises:
The method according to claim 6,
The supply hose 220
A connection jack 221 for coupling with an air compressor, a manual or automatic air injector is provided so as to supply air supplied from an air compressor, a manual or automatic air injector to a distributor,
And a backflow prevention valve (220) is installed to prevent backflow of supplied air.
The method according to claim 6,
In the exhaust valve 240,
Further comprising an antenna (243) serving as a scale so that the rocket can be fired in a direction desired by the user when the rocket is fired.
The method according to claim 6,
The switch 231
And a button 231-1 operated by a user to fire the rocket,
A check valve 232-n that is integrally formed with the button 231-1 so as to prevent the air moving through the connection hose 230 from being discharged to the button 231-1 and installed at one side of the connection hose 230, 2). ≪ / RTI >
The method according to claim 1,
The pedestal (100)
A plurality of supports 121 supporting three directions so as to withstand the repulsive force of the rocket fired by the compressed air when the rocket is fired;
A center rod 122 installed at an upper end of the support base so that the support base 121 can be rotatably installed;
A height / direction adjusting rod 124 which is coupled to the center rod 122 so as to be movable up and down;
An engaging member 124-1 engaging with an upper end of the height / direction adjusting rod 124;
A plate member 126 rotatably installed on one side of the engaging member 124-1;
A connecting member 128 to which the distributor 210 of the angle and direction adjusting means 130 is fixed and which is coupled to an upper portion of the plate member 126;
Wherein the tripod is a tripod that includes an airtight object.
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