SU1239037A1 - Rack for storing cargoes - Google Patents

Description

The invention relates to the equipment of warehouses, in particular to racks for storing, for example, long loads.

The purpose of the invention is to expand the functionality by using to store loads with a width greater than their height.

FIG. 1 shows the device, obsh, iy view; in fig. 2 - the same plan view; in fig. 3 shows section A-A in FIG. 2; in fig. 4 shows a section BB in FIG. 2; in fig. 5 is a view of B in FIG. 3

The rack contains vertical supports 1 with a platform 2 for rafters, on supports 1 in a staggered order in each vertical channel, shelves 3 are rotatable in a vertical plane, one ends of which are mounted using horizontal axes 4, and others rest on stops 5 fixed on racks 1. The rotation mechanism of each, except the bottom, shelf 3 contains a spring 6 of a twist mounted on axis 4 and limited by an emphasis 7, and a rigid U-shaped body of a pull 8, freely suspended on it. In the lower part of one of the uprights 1, an additional stop 9 is attached, which interacts with the end 10 of the lower flange 3, which is connected to the U-shaped pull 8. 8. A lengthy load is laid in the rack, for example pipes P.

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The device works as follows.

In the initial position, all the rotary flanges 3, except for the lower one, are lifted vertically and pressed by the spring 6, the ends of which abut against the stop 7, fixing this position. The bottom shelf 3 is rotated to an inclined position relative to the horizontal base and with its end 10 under the action of the spring 6 abuts against an additional stop 9 (F IG. 3).

When loading pipes 11 in the rack, they lie on the lower shelf 3 and rotate it around axis 4 until it stops 5 in a horizontal position. At the same time, the ha is 8, cc.ts 1rions with the bottom shelf 3, t is not for the swiveling shelf 3, on which it is suspended, located above it against the front rack 1, and turns this shelf around the axis 4 together with the spring 6 its end comes into contact with the U-shaped pull 8 (Fig. 4).

When laying the second row of pipes 11, the rotary shelf 3 of the second row under the action of the load is lowered to the stop 5, while the ha of 8 tons is not followed by the next upstream shelf 3. In the folded down position, the shelf 3 deflects the rack 8 of the upstream shelf, placing with its upper part in the area of the two upper shelves.

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Claims (3)

1. RACK FOR STORAGE OF GOODS, mainly long ones, containing racks, shelves rotatable in the vertical plane, pivotally attached at one end to the racks, with staggered axes mounted one above the other shelves in a checkerboard pattern, fixed on the racks from the side of the free ends of the shelves shelves in a horizontal position and a device for turning shelves, including a rigid vertical element with stops at the lower ends for interacting with the free ends of the shelves, characterized in then, in order to expand the functionality of the rack by using for storage of goods with a width greater than their height, rigid vertical elements, devices for turning the shelves are freely suspended from the shelves, starting from the third from the bottom, in the areas of their articulation to racks with an offset to their free ends, while the shelves are spring-loaded in the areas of their hinge fastening, and the free end of the lower shelf is pivotally connected to the second bottom shelf in the area of its hinge fastening by means of a rod. 2. Rack by π. 1, characterized in that the rigid vertical elements are made in the form of U-shaped frames. 3. Rack by π. 1, characterized in that additional stops are attached to the lower parts of the racks to limit the vertical movement of the free ends of the lower shelves. Figure 1 1239037 A1