SU1201196A1 - Container - Google Patents

Abstract

1. A CONTAINER, comprising a housing hinged on the side walls inside the shelf housing for cargo and a discharge port made in the front wall, characterized in that, in order to enhance operational capabilities, retractable shelf supports are fixed to the front wall of the housing two coaxial cylinders of different diameters, mounted with the possibility of entering one into the other and fixing, and on the side walls of the container there are fixed vertical guides for moving and fixing the hinged joints Inen shelves. ate about 9d

Description

2. A container according to claim 1, characterized in that the cylinder of a smaller diameter is provided with pins, and the 1SCHINDR of a larger diameter has end grooves for inserting the pins.

3, a container according to claim 1, characterized in that the hinged joints of the shelves are made with side cuts, and the guides have semicircular grooves symmetrical with respect to the vertical axis for fixing the hinged joints.

The invention relates to the technical means used in container shipments of packaged goods and can be used in the transportation of periodicals and goods of the retail range in newspaper and magazine expeditions. The aim of the invention is to expand the operational capabilities of the container by autonomously turning on the unloading mechanisms for moving the shelves along its height. FIG. 1 shows a container, a general view; in fig. 2 — node I in FIG. 1 (retractable supports); FIG. 3 - unit II in Fig. 1 (section of guides with a hinged connection) The container includes a body .1 fixed on the side walls: x swivel 1E shelves 2 for cargo, discharge ports 3 and retractable shelf supports fixed to the front wall. Supports 4 Cylind 6 is provided with pins and cylinder 5 has an end groove 8 for inserting pins. The hinged connection of 9 shelves is side-mounted and mounted with possibility of moving and fixing relative to equal to 10 fixed on the side walls of the container, in the guides 10 are made; semicircular recesses 11 for fixing the hinge joints. The node I (figure 2) is made in the position of opposing pin 7 of cylinder 6 and end groove 8 of cylinder 5 The provision of the opened position of the inner cylinder 6 of a smaller diameter is effected by loosening (unfolding) the large coil spring 12 (with this, the pulling force of the small spring 13 is removed due to its release by means of a latch located on the bottom of the outer cylinder to the right). and the extended position of the cylinder 6 of a smaller diameter relative to the cylinder 5, by turning the latter out, withdraw the pin 7 and the slot 8 from the position of the opposition, then use the latches to tension and fix the small spring 13. If necessary, insert the cylinder 6 into the cylinder 5, the last turn The pin 7 coincides with the end groove 8, after which under the action of a small coil spring the cylinder 6 enters inside the cylinder 5. The process of loading and unloading the container with newspapers and magazines is as follows. The window 3 opens and a 2 newspapers or magazines are loaded onto the shelf. When loading, the shelf is in a fixed position, which is accomplished by extending both the inner cylinder 6 of the support mechanism and the restraints 14 of the angular inclination. Limiters 14 are rigidly mounted on a vertical rod 15 turning in supports 16. In the same way, loading of all remaining container shelves takes place. The container is unloaded in such a sequence. The lower shelf is first discharged, for which the rotation of the cylinder 5ctsindr 6 is introduced into the cylinder 5 of the retractable support 4 and the trough tilts on; a certain angle to the discharge window. By turning the rolling limiter 17 to newspapers or magazines, free movement to the storage device is provided (not shown in Fig. 1).

After unloading the lower shelf, ana; - the second shelf from the bottom, etc., is logically unloaded.

Such an order of unloading is desirable if the empty container will then be used for transporting other larger ones.

freight. Otherwise, the order of unloading the shelves is irrelevant.

Then the empty shelves are moved down the container, freeing up the volume of the container for transporting other goods, such as topping, mailing bags, crates, etc.

Consequently, by moving the shelves of the container along its height, the range of its use for the carriage of goods with different dimensions expands, and the presence of an autonomous unloading of the shelves allows them to be loaded with various goods that are not mixed during unloading;

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Claims (3)

1. A CONTAINER comprising a housing pivotally mounted on the side walls inside the housing of the cargo shelf and an unloading window made in the front wall, characterized in that, in order to expand operational capabilities, retractable shelf supports made in in the form of two coaxial cylinders of different diameters, mounted with the possibility of entering one into another and fixing, and vertical guides are fixed on the side walls of the container for moving and fixing the hinge joints shelves. 2. The container by π. 1, characterized in that the cylinder of a smaller diameter is provided with pins, and the cylinder of a larger diameter has end grooves for the entry of the pins. ·. 3. The container by π. 1, characterized in that the hinge connections of the shelves are made with side sections, and the guides have semicircular recesses symmetrical with respect to the vertical axis to fix the hinge joints.