RU188238U1 - SUPPORT FOR SECTIONAL HEATING RADIATOR - Google Patents

Abstract

Support for a sectional heating radiator with a stand on a stand and a bandage mounted on a stand with the possibility of covering the sectional heating radiator located along the stand of the lower collector and holding the radiator to the stand, while the stand is made with transverse recesses located on both sides of the projection onto the stand of the lower axis the radiator collector located along the stand, while the bottom of the recesses serve as stops for the ribs of two adjacent sections of the radiator.

Description

Technical field

The claimed utility model relates to supports for heating radiators.

State of the art

The German patent application DE 102010046193 dated March 29, 2012 disclosing a radiator support including a rack with a base and a stand mounted on a stand with a bandage made with the possibility of covering the heating radiator element located on the stand and pressing the radiator to the stand is known from the prior art. The disadvantage of this known technical solution is that when using such a support for a sectional heating radiator and pressing the lower horizontal manifold against the stand with a bandage, the radiator will be kept from turning around the axis of the specified horizontal manifold only by the friction force of the bandage sliding against the collector surface, which is not enough for a stable position radiator.

The German patent application DE 2419252 of 10.30.1975 disclosing a radiator support including a rack with a base and a stand with a stand mounted on a rack with a brace made with the possibility of covering the lower (horizontal) collector of the heating radiator and pressing the radiator to stand. This technical solution is the closest analogue of the claimed utility model. The disadvantage of this known technical solution is the unstable position of the radiator on the stand, the ability to rotate the radiator around the axis of the specified horizontal collector.

The claimed technical solution is aimed at ensuring a stable position of the radiator on the support.

Disclosure of a utility model The technical result achieved by using the claimed support is to increase the stability of a sectional heating radiator mounted on a support.

The specified technical result is achieved in the support for a sectional heating radiator comprising a stand with a base and a stand mounted on a stand with a bandage made with the possibility of coverage located along the stand of the lower (horizontal) collector of the sectional heating radiator and pressing the radiator to the stand, while the stand is made with transverse recesses located along two parallel straight lines and located on both sides of the projection onto the stand of the axis of the lower radiator collector emogo along the stand, the bottoms of recesses serve as abutments edges of two adjacent radiator sections and thus prevent the radiator around the axis of rotation of the lower manifold.

Cross recesses on the stand can be made with walls that prevent displacement along the stand (and along the axis of the horizontal collector) of the ribs of the radiator sections located across the stand.

The stand can be mounted on a rack with the ability to adjust the height of the support.

The support can be made of a plate with bends forming along the parallel straight recesses with bottoms, which serve as stops for the fins of two adjacent sections of the radiator, and a pipe welded to the bottom of the pipe, covering the pipe of the rack, welded to the base of the rack, and made with the possibility of displacement along the pipe struts and fixations on it.

The support can be made of a plate with bends forming along the parallel straight recesses with bottoms serving as stops for the fins of two adjacent sections of the radiator, and a threaded rod welded to the plate from the bottom screwed into the rack pipe, and, in addition, can be equipped with a fixing with a nut.

Brief Description of the Drawings

In FIG. 1 shows a General view of the claimed support for a sectional heating radiator.

In FIG. 2 the support for the sectional heating radiator shown in FIG. 1 is an exploded view.

Utility Model Implementation

The support for the sectional heating radiator shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, consists of a stand 1 mounted on a stand, consisting of a pipe 2 with a base 3 and provided with a bracket (band) 4, which is mounted on a stand with the possibility of covering the lower (horizontal) collector of the sectional heating radiator located along the stand and pressing the radiator to the stand, using nuts 5 with washers. The support is made of a plate with bends forming along the parallel recesses 6, 7, 8 and 9 with bottoms serving as stops for the fins of two adjacent sections of the radiator and a pipe 10 welded to the plate from below, covering the pipe 2 of the rack with the possibility of displacement along the pipe of the rack and fixing on the pipe nozzle by means of the locking screw 11.

The recesses 6 and 8 are located on one side relative to the projection onto the axle support (shown by a dotted line) of the lower radiator manifold, the recesses 7 and 9 are located on the other side relative to the projection onto the axle support of the lower radiator collector. In this case, the recesses 6 and 7 are made along one straight line, and the recesses 8 and 9 are made along another straight line parallel to the recesses 6 and 7. Due to this arrangement of the stops for the fins of two adjacent sections of the radiator, the possible rotation of the radiator around the lower horizontal axis is prevented collector. Thus, the stability of the position of the radiator on the support increases.

In addition, the walls of the recesses 6, 7, 8 and 9 prevent the displacement along the stand (and along the axis of the horizontal collector) of the ribs of the radiator sections located across the stand.

The base 3 of the rack 2 is installed on the floor covering or screed and is made with holes for attaching the support to the floor. When installing the support on the floor, the base 3 is closed with a decorative element 12.

Claims (5)

1. Support for a sectional heating radiator, including a stand with a base and a stand mounted on a stand with a bandage made to cover the sectional heating radiator located along the stand of the lower collector and hold the radiator to the stand, characterized in that the stand is made with transverse recesses located along both sides of the projection onto the stand of the axis of the lower radiator collector located along the stand, while the bottom of the recesses serve as stops for the ribs of two adjacent radiator sections ora. 2. A support according to claim 1, characterized in that the transverse recesses on the stand are made with walls that prevent displacement along the stand of the ribs of the radiator sections located across the stand. 3. Support under item 1, characterized in that the stand is mounted on a rack with the ability to adjust the height of the support. 4. A support according to claim 1, characterized in that the stand is made of a plate with bends forming parallel to the recesses, which serve as stops for the fins of two adjacent sections of the radiator, and a pipe welded to the plate from below, covering the stand pipe, welded to the stand base , with the possibility of displacement along the stand pipe and fixing. 5. Support according to claim 1, characterized in that the stand is made of a plate with bends forming parallel to the recesses, which serve as stops for the fins of two adjacent sections of the radiator, and a rod welded to the plate from the bottom, screwed into the stand pipe, welded to the base racks.

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