SU966212A1 - Window - Google Patents

Description

(54) WINDOW

The invention relates to the construction, and more specifically to devices for translucent fences with opening parts such as transoms.

A window is known that contains a binding that is hinged to the not-large transom and the sealing-elastic elements of the rend and transom forming the two sides of the vestibule 1.

The disadvantage of this technical solution is a considerable air permeability due to the design of elastic elements having a small area of overlap, and the gap between the elastic elements of both sides of the vestibule at the location of the hinges.

Closest to the invention, a window containing a binding with sealing elastic elements forming one side of the porch and an articulated arm with sealing elastic elements forming the other side of the anchoring hinged in the center-sided sides, sealing elastic elements of one of the sides at the hinge locations The porch is located with a gap relative to each other 2.

A disadvantage of the known technical identification is significant air permeability through the vestibule of the transom at the location of the hinges, since, when fastening the transom on the middle suspension, the elastic elements of the vestibule, located below and above the hinge, move in different directions on the right side. This makes it necessary to make a gap between the elastic elements on both sides of the porch, which leads to its leakage and, consequently, to an increase in the air permeability of the window.

The purpose of the invention is to reduce air permeability.

Claims (1)

This goal is achieved by the fact that in a window containing a binding with reinforcing elastic elements, forming one side of the vestibule, and an articulated at the center of the lateral sides of the transom with sealing elastic elements forming the other side of the attachment, and at the hinge locations sealing elastic elements of one of the porch sides are located with a gap relative to each other; at the hinge locations, the elastic compressing elements of the other side of the porch are overlapped, while the sealing elastic elements of binding and transom are made adjacent to each other. N. FIG. 1 shows a window, a general view; figure 2 - section aa in figure 1; on fig.E - e cut, bb in figure 1; figure 4 - node I on fit.1; in Fig.5 a section bb In Fig.4 in the closed position of the transom; on figb - the same, with the open position of the transom. . The window includes a cover 1 with sealing-elastic elements 2, a string 3 with sealing elements 4 and hinges 5, and the elastic elements 2 fixed on the cover are located at the location of the hinge with a gap equal to L, relative to each other, and in the same place, the elastic elements 4, mounted on the transom, are overlapped, overlapping each other for not equal to L, and the elastic elements of the binding and the transom are adjacent to each other and one of the abutments is made at an angle ct. The window is mounted as follows. ; In the binding cell, along its perimeter, elastic elements 2 are installed, elastic elements 4 are installed on the transom along the perimeter, then the transom is placed in the binding cell and fixed to it by means of hinges 5. When opening the transom, the angle of the elastic element 4 cut at an angle slides along the end of element 2, way out of contact with him. Claims of the Invention A window comprising a binder with sealing elastic elements forming one side of the vestibule and a transom articulated in the center of the lateral sides with sealing elastic elements forming the other side of the vestibule, and in places where the hinges are located the sealing elastic elements of one of the vestibule sides with a gap relative to each other, characterized in that, in order to reduce air permeability, at the hinge locations, sealing elastic elements of the other side of the anchoring are overlapped, and the sealing elastic elements of the binding and the transom are made adjacent to each other. Sources of information taken into account during the examination 1. USSR Author's Certificate No. 289177, cl. E 06 B 3/16, 1967., 2, USSR Copyright Certificate No. 467987, cl. E 06 3/16 B, 1971 (prototype). LA 0ut.Z Bv 0Ut.3 B-I binding Bb  / VHOMytU -ttkP -A-t. f .6