US20150090677A1 - Storage rack assembly with detachable cabinet - Google Patents
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- the present disclosure relates to storage rack assemblies, such as those used for holding electronic equipment.
- the electronic devices include for example servers, workstations, and personal computers. Other items such as electronic components and other electronic equipment (e.g. hard disks) may also need to be conveniently stored.
- the electronic devices are in the form of cases (or cabinets), and various electronic components and equipment are housed in standard sized cases (or cabinets).
- the cases are detachably arranged one on top of the other in a storage rack.
- two mounting brackets are usually fixed on two opposite surfaces of the cabinet. Then the mounting brackets are detachably fixed on the rack by some fasteners.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic, isometric view of a storage rack assembly according to an exemplary embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is an enlarged, exploded view of part of the storage rack assembly of FIG. 1 .
- FIG. 3 is an enlarged view of a mounting bracket of FIG. 2 , seen from another aspect.
- FIG. 4 is a partly assembled view of the storage rack assembly of FIG. 2 , seen from another aspect.
- FIGS. 5-10 are the left side views of the storage rack assembly of FIG. 1 , showing six other states of the storage rack assembly, respectively.
- an embodiment of a storage rack assembly 100 includes a rack 10 , a cabinet (or case) 20 , and two mounting brackets 30 for installing the cabinet 20 to the rack 10 .
- the cabinet 20 is connected to the rack 10 in a removable manner.
- the rack 10 includes two vertically arranged fixed legs 11 .
- Each of the fixed legs 11 has a front side 111 , and the front side 111 defines a plurality of fixing holes 112 .
- the plurality of fixing holes 112 are aligned with each other along a vertical direction, and are equidistantly spaced from each other.
- the cabinet 20 includes a main body 21 , a plurality of screws 22 fixed to the two opposite sides of the main body 21 , and two elastic components 23 (only one shown).
- the main body 21 is cuboid-shaped, and includes a left surface 211 , a right surface 212 , a front surface 213 , and a back surface 214 .
- the plurality of screws 22 and the two elastic components 23 are respectively fixed on the left surface 211 and the right surface 212 symmetrically.
- the installing structure at the left surface 211 of the cabinet 20 and the installing structure at the right surface 212 of the cabinet 20 are the same.
- Each of the screws 22 includes a head 221 , and a pole 222 extending from one end of the head 221 .
- a thread portion 223 is formed at one end of the pole 222 remote from the head 221 .
- a plurality of screws 22 is fixed on one end of the left surface 211 of the main body 21 adjacent to the front surface 213 .
- the plurality of screws 22 are four screws, which are arranged in a matrix of two rows and two columns. Additionally, part of the pole 222 of each screw 22 is exposed to the left surface 211 , and thereby the head 221 of each screw 22 is spaced from the left surface 211 .
- the left surface 211 defines a holding groove 2111 at a middle portion thereof, with the holding groove 2111 located rearward of the plurality of the screws 22 .
- An inmost wall of the holding groove 2111 defines a threaded hole 2112 and a fixing hole (not shown). The threaded hole 2112 is perpendicular to the left surface 211 .
- Each elastic component 23 is a torsion spring.
- the elastic component 23 illustrated includes a coil portion 231 , and a first leg 232 and a second leg 233 extending from an upper end and an lower end of the coil portion 231 , respectively.
- an inner diameter of the coil portion 231 of the left elastic component 23 is equal to that of the threaded hole 2112 of the left surface 211
- the first leg 232 and the second leg 233 are both L-shaped.
- One end of the first leg 232 is perpendicularly bent to form a first hook 2321
- one end of the second leg 233 is perpendicularly bent to form a second hook 2331 .
- An extending direction of the first hook 2321 is opposite to that of the second hook 2331 .
- the elastic component 23 illustrated is fixed to the main body 21 by another screw 22 .
- the thread portion 223 of the screw 22 passes through the coil portion 231 of the elastic component 23 and engages in the threaded hole 2112 at the left surface 211 , and the first hook 2321 of the first leg 232 is positioned in the fixing hole of the holding groove 2111 .
- the elastic component 23 is received in the holding groove 2111 and abuts against the head 221 of the screw 22 .
- the second leg 233 of the elastic component 23 is positioned horizontally, and the second hook 2331 is exposed out of the left surface 211 .
- Each mounting bracket 30 is L-shaped, and includes a first plate 31 , a second plate 32 perpendicularly extending from an edge of the first plate 31 , and a baffle sheet 33 fixed on the second plate 32 .
- the first plate 31 defines a plurality of fixing holes 311 corresponding to the fixing holes 112 of the rack 10 .
- the fixing holes 311 are aligned in a vertical line, and are equidistantly spaced from each other.
- the first plate 31 defines a first opening 312 and two second openings 313 all close to an edge of the second plate 32 .
- the first opening 312 is positioned between the two second openings 313 , and is adjacent to an upper one of the second openings 313 .
- Each second opening 313 receives the head 221 and part of the pole 222 of two corresponding screws 22 therethrough.
- the positions of the two first openings 312 correspond to the positions of the four screws 22 at the front of the left surface 211 of the main body 21 .
- the second plate 32 defines a horizontal first sliding groove 321 and two horizontal second sliding grooves 322 .
- the first and second sliding grooves 321 , 322 all run from a middle portion of the second plate 32 to a front end of the second plate 32 close to the first plate 31 .
- An upper one of the second sliding grooves 322 is aligned and communicated with the upper second opening 313 of the first plate 31 in a horizontal line.
- a lower one of the second sliding grooves 322 is aligned and communicated with a lower one of the second openings 313 of the first plate 31 in a horizontal line.
- the first sliding groove 321 is aligned and communicated with the first opening 312 of the first plate 31 in a horizontal line.
- a length of the first sliding groove 321 is greater than that of each of the second sliding grooves 322 .
- the second plate 32 defines a guiding groove 323 positioned away from the first plate 31 , the guiding groove 323 communicated with a rear end of the first sliding groove 321 .
- the baffle sheet 33 includes a third plate 331 , and a baffle block 332 protruding inward from the third plate 331 .
- the third plate 331 is fixed on a rearward portion of the second plate 32 away from the first plate 31 by a plurality of rivets.
- the baffle block 332 is received in the guiding groove 323 of the second plate 32 .
- a thickness of the baffle block 332 is equal to that of the second plate 32 .
- a shape of the baffle block 332 is the same as that of the guiding groove 323 of the second plate 32 , and a size of the baffle block 332 is less than that of the guiding groove 323 of the second plate 32 .
- the baffle block 332 and the second plate 32 cooperatively define a receiving channel 34 .
- the receiving channel 34 is in the shape of an irregular closed loop, and is communicated with the rear end of the first sliding groove 321 .
- the receiving channel 34 includes a first channel segment 341 , a second channel segment 342 and a third channel segment 343 arranged in that sequence and communicated end to end to form the closed loop.
- a connecting point A is defined between the receiving channel 34 and the first sliding groove 321 .
- the first channel segment 341 extends obliquely and upwardly along a direction remote from the first plate 31 from the point A to a highest point B of the first channel segment 341 , and then extends a distance obliquely and downwardly along a direction toward the first plate 31 to a point C.
- the second channel segment 342 extends obliquely and upwardly along a direction remote from the first plate 31 from the point C to a highest point D of the second channel segment 342 , and then extends obliquely and downwardly along a direction toward the first plate 31 to a point E.
- the third channel segment 343 extends along a direction toward the first plate 31 from the point E to the point A.
- the third channel segment 343 extends obliquely and downwardly along a direction toward the first plate 31 from the point E to a lowest point of the third channel segment 343 , then extends obliquely and upwardly along a direction toward the first plate 31 from the lowest point to a frontmost point of the third channel segment 343 , and then extends obliquely and upwardly along a direction remote from the first plate 31 from the frontmost point to the point A.
- the point B of the first channel segment 341 is slightly higher than the point D of the second channel segment 342 .
- each mounting bracket 30 In a process of assembling the storage rack assembly 100 , firstly, the fixing holes 311 of each mounting bracket 30 are positioned to respectively face the fixing holes 112 of the corresponding fixed legs 11 , and the two mounting brackets 30 are connected to the rack 10 respectively by fastenings (not shown). Then, the cabinet 20 is pushed rearward by a user (installer) into the two mounting brackets 30 . Thereby, the second hook 2331 of each elastic component 23 is pushed into the first sliding groove 321 through the first opening 312 of the corresponding mounting bracket 30 . Referring to FIGS.
- the elastic component 23 resiliently recovers (rebounds), and the second hook 2331 rotates clockwise and moves downward and becomes positioned at the point C. In this state, the cabinet 20 is installed into the rack 10 and is unable to be pulled forward and out from the rack 10 .
- a forward force is applied to the main body 21 of the cabinet 20 by the user, and the second hook 2331 first resiliently deforms and then resiliently recovers while the second hook 2331 travels along the third channel segment 343 from the point E to the point A.
- the forward force continues to be applied to the main body 21 , and thereby the cabinet 20 is pulled out from the rack 10 along the first sliding grooves 321 .
- the mounting brackets 30 are fixed to the rack 10 before a cabinet 20 is installed in the rack 10 .
- a user can hold the cabinet 20 with two hands, and slide the second hooks 2331 of the elastic components 23 of the cabinet 20 into the receiving channels 34 of the mounting brackets 30 until the cabinet 20 is fixed in position and cannot be pulled forward and out from the rack 10 .
- the main body 21 of the cabinet 20 is first pushed rearward by a user, and then pulled forward. In doing so, the user can hold the cabinet 20 with two hands.
- the operation is safe and convenient.
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- 1. Technical Field
- The present disclosure relates to storage rack assemblies, such as those used for holding electronic equipment.
- 2. Description of Related Art
- These days, it is common for a large number of electronic devices to be used at a single location and be stacked together for convenience and compactness. Such electronic devices include for example servers, workstations, and personal computers. Other items such as electronic components and other electronic equipment (e.g. hard disks) may also need to be conveniently stored. Typically, the electronic devices are in the form of cases (or cabinets), and various electronic components and equipment are housed in standard sized cases (or cabinets). The cases are detachably arranged one on top of the other in a storage rack. In order to conveniently assemble or disassemble each cabinet to or from the rack, two mounting brackets are usually fixed on two opposite surfaces of the cabinet. Then the mounting brackets are detachably fixed on the rack by some fasteners. Therefore a person installing the cabinet needs to hold the cabinet with one hand, and use a tool to install the cabinet into the rack with the other hand. However, a typical cabinet is quite heavy. Thus the assembly process may be quite dangerous and inconvenient. Also, similar problems exist in a disassembly process.
- Therefore, a storage rack assembly capable of overcoming the above-described shortcomings is desired.
- Many aspects of the present disclosure can be better understood with reference to the following drawings. The components in the drawings are not necessarily drawn to scale, the emphasis instead being placed upon clearly illustrating the principles of the present disclosure. Moreover, in the drawings, like reference numerals designate corresponding parts throughout the several views.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic, isometric view of a storage rack assembly according to an exemplary embodiment. -
FIG. 2 is an enlarged, exploded view of part of the storage rack assembly ofFIG. 1 . -
FIG. 3 is an enlarged view of a mounting bracket ofFIG. 2 , seen from another aspect. -
FIG. 4 is a partly assembled view of the storage rack assembly ofFIG. 2 , seen from another aspect. -
FIGS. 5-10 are the left side views of the storage rack assembly ofFIG. 1 , showing six other states of the storage rack assembly, respectively. - Referring to
FIG. 1 , an embodiment of astorage rack assembly 100 includes arack 10, a cabinet (or case) 20, and twomounting brackets 30 for installing thecabinet 20 to therack 10. Thecabinet 20 is connected to therack 10 in a removable manner. - The
rack 10 includes two vertically arrangedfixed legs 11. Each of thefixed legs 11 has afront side 111, and thefront side 111 defines a plurality offixing holes 112. In this embodiment, the plurality offixing holes 112 are aligned with each other along a vertical direction, and are equidistantly spaced from each other. - Referring also to
FIGS. 2-4 , thecabinet 20 includes amain body 21, a plurality ofscrews 22 fixed to the two opposite sides of themain body 21, and two elastic components 23 (only one shown). - The
main body 21 is cuboid-shaped, and includes aleft surface 211, aright surface 212, afront surface 213, and aback surface 214. The plurality ofscrews 22 and the twoelastic components 23 are respectively fixed on theleft surface 211 and theright surface 212 symmetrically. The installing structure at theleft surface 211 of thecabinet 20 and the installing structure at theright surface 212 of thecabinet 20 are the same. - Each of the
screws 22 includes ahead 221, and apole 222 extending from one end of thehead 221. Athread portion 223 is formed at one end of thepole 222 remote from thehead 221. - A plurality of
screws 22 is fixed on one end of theleft surface 211 of themain body 21 adjacent to thefront surface 213. In this embodiment, the plurality ofscrews 22 are four screws, which are arranged in a matrix of two rows and two columns. Additionally, part of thepole 222 of eachscrew 22 is exposed to theleft surface 211, and thereby thehead 221 of eachscrew 22 is spaced from theleft surface 211. Theleft surface 211 defines aholding groove 2111 at a middle portion thereof, with theholding groove 2111 located rearward of the plurality of thescrews 22. An inmost wall of theholding groove 2111 defines a threadedhole 2112 and a fixing hole (not shown). The threadedhole 2112 is perpendicular to theleft surface 211. - Each
elastic component 23 is a torsion spring. Theelastic component 23 illustrated includes acoil portion 231, and afirst leg 232 and asecond leg 233 extending from an upper end and an lower end of thecoil portion 231, respectively. In this embodiment, an inner diameter of thecoil portion 231 of the leftelastic component 23 is equal to that of the threadedhole 2112 of theleft surface 211, and thefirst leg 232 and thesecond leg 233 are both L-shaped. One end of thefirst leg 232 is perpendicularly bent to form afirst hook 2321, and one end of thesecond leg 233 is perpendicularly bent to form asecond hook 2331. An extending direction of thefirst hook 2321 is opposite to that of thesecond hook 2331. - The
elastic component 23 illustrated is fixed to themain body 21 by anotherscrew 22. Thethread portion 223 of thescrew 22 passes through thecoil portion 231 of theelastic component 23 and engages in the threadedhole 2112 at theleft surface 211, and thefirst hook 2321 of thefirst leg 232 is positioned in the fixing hole of theholding groove 2111. Thus, theelastic component 23 is received in theholding groove 2111 and abuts against thehead 221 of thescrew 22. In an initial state, thesecond leg 233 of theelastic component 23 is positioned horizontally, and thesecond hook 2331 is exposed out of theleft surface 211. - Each
mounting bracket 30 is L-shaped, and includes afirst plate 31, asecond plate 32 perpendicularly extending from an edge of thefirst plate 31, and abaffle sheet 33 fixed on thesecond plate 32. - The
first plate 31 defines a plurality offixing holes 311 corresponding to thefixing holes 112 of therack 10. In this embodiment, thefixing holes 311 are aligned in a vertical line, and are equidistantly spaced from each other. Thefirst plate 31 defines afirst opening 312 and twosecond openings 313 all close to an edge of thesecond plate 32. Thefirst opening 312 is positioned between the twosecond openings 313, and is adjacent to an upper one of thesecond openings 313. Eachsecond opening 313 receives thehead 221 and part of thepole 222 of twocorresponding screws 22 therethrough. The positions of the twofirst openings 312 correspond to the positions of the fourscrews 22 at the front of theleft surface 211 of themain body 21. - The
second plate 32 defines a horizontal firstsliding groove 321 and two horizontal secondsliding grooves 322. The first and secondsliding grooves second plate 32 to a front end of thesecond plate 32 close to thefirst plate 31. An upper one of the secondsliding grooves 322 is aligned and communicated with the upper second opening 313 of thefirst plate 31 in a horizontal line. A lower one of the secondsliding grooves 322 is aligned and communicated with a lower one of thesecond openings 313 of thefirst plate 31 in a horizontal line. The first slidinggroove 321 is aligned and communicated with thefirst opening 312 of thefirst plate 31 in a horizontal line. A length of the first slidinggroove 321 is greater than that of each of the second slidinggrooves 322. Thesecond plate 32 defines a guidinggroove 323 positioned away from thefirst plate 31, the guidinggroove 323 communicated with a rear end of the first slidinggroove 321. - The
baffle sheet 33 includes athird plate 331, and abaffle block 332 protruding inward from thethird plate 331. Thethird plate 331 is fixed on a rearward portion of thesecond plate 32 away from thefirst plate 31 by a plurality of rivets. Thebaffle block 332 is received in the guidinggroove 323 of thesecond plate 32. A thickness of thebaffle block 332 is equal to that of thesecond plate 32. A shape of thebaffle block 332 is the same as that of the guidinggroove 323 of thesecond plate 32, and a size of thebaffle block 332 is less than that of the guidinggroove 323 of thesecond plate 32. Thus, thebaffle block 332 and thesecond plate 32 cooperatively define a receivingchannel 34. The receivingchannel 34 is in the shape of an irregular closed loop, and is communicated with the rear end of the first slidinggroove 321. - The receiving
channel 34 includes afirst channel segment 341, asecond channel segment 342 and athird channel segment 343 arranged in that sequence and communicated end to end to form the closed loop. A connecting point A is defined between the receivingchannel 34 and the first slidinggroove 321. Thefirst channel segment 341 extends obliquely and upwardly along a direction remote from thefirst plate 31 from the point A to a highest point B of thefirst channel segment 341, and then extends a distance obliquely and downwardly along a direction toward thefirst plate 31 to a point C. Thesecond channel segment 342 extends obliquely and upwardly along a direction remote from thefirst plate 31 from the point C to a highest point D of thesecond channel segment 342, and then extends obliquely and downwardly along a direction toward thefirst plate 31 to a point E. Thethird channel segment 343 extends along a direction toward thefirst plate 31 from the point E to the point A. In particular, thethird channel segment 343 extends obliquely and downwardly along a direction toward thefirst plate 31 from the point E to a lowest point of thethird channel segment 343, then extends obliquely and upwardly along a direction toward thefirst plate 31 from the lowest point to a frontmost point of thethird channel segment 343, and then extends obliquely and upwardly along a direction remote from thefirst plate 31 from the frontmost point to the point A. In this embodiment, the point B of thefirst channel segment 341 is slightly higher than the point D of thesecond channel segment 342. - In a process of assembling the
storage rack assembly 100, firstly, the fixingholes 311 of each mountingbracket 30 are positioned to respectively face the fixingholes 112 of the correspondingfixed legs 11, and the two mountingbrackets 30 are connected to therack 10 respectively by fastenings (not shown). Then, thecabinet 20 is pushed rearward by a user (installer) into the two mountingbrackets 30. Thereby, thesecond hook 2331 of eachelastic component 23 is pushed into the first slidinggroove 321 through thefirst opening 312 of the corresponding mountingbracket 30. Referring toFIGS. 5-7 , in a process of thesecond hook 2331 of the illustratedelastic component 23 sliding from the first slidinggroove 321 of the corresponding mountingbracket 30 to the receivingchannel 34, the fourscrews 22 at the front of theleft surface 211 of themain body 21 slide along the two second slidinggrooves 322 of the mountingbracket 30. When thesecond hook 2331 of theelastic component 23 slides into thefirst channel segment 341 of the receivingchannel 34 under urging of the external force, thesecond leg 233 of theelastic component 23 rotates counterclockwise and deforms slightly relative to thecoil portion 231, and thesecond hook 2331 rides along a top end of thebaffle block 332. When thesecond hook 2331 of theelastic component 23 reaches the point B of thefirst channel segment 341, theelastic component 23 resiliently recovers (rebounds), and thesecond hook 2331 rotates clockwise and moves downward and becomes positioned at the point C. In this state, thecabinet 20 is installed into therack 10 and is unable to be pulled forward and out from therack 10. - Referring to
FIGS. 8-10 , when thecabinet 20 needs to be pulled out from therack 10, firstly, a rearward force is applied to themain body 21 of thecabinet 20 by a user. Thereby, thesecond leg 233 of the illustratedelastic component 23 rotates counterclockwise and deforms slightly relative to thecoil portion 231 again, and thesecond hook 2331 rides along the top end of thebaffle block 332. When thesecond hook 2331 of theelastic component 23 reaches the highest point D of thesecond channel segment 342, theelastic component 23 resiliently recovers, and thesecond hook 2331 rotates clockwise and moves downward and becomes positioned at the point E. Secondly, a forward force is applied to themain body 21 of thecabinet 20 by the user, and thesecond hook 2331 first resiliently deforms and then resiliently recovers while thesecond hook 2331 travels along thethird channel segment 343 from the point E to the point A. Thirdly, the forward force continues to be applied to themain body 21, and thereby thecabinet 20 is pulled out from therack 10 along the first slidinggrooves 321. - Thus in a process of assembling the
storage rack assembly 100, the mountingbrackets 30 are fixed to therack 10 before acabinet 20 is installed in therack 10. A user can hold thecabinet 20 with two hands, and slide thesecond hooks 2331 of theelastic components 23 of thecabinet 20 into the receivingchannels 34 of the mountingbrackets 30 until thecabinet 20 is fixed in position and cannot be pulled forward and out from therack 10. When thecabinet 20 needs to be removed, for example when thecabinet 20 or thestorage rack assembly 100 needs to be repaired, themain body 21 of thecabinet 20 is first pushed rearward by a user, and then pulled forward. In doing so, the user can hold thecabinet 20 with two hands. Thus, in both the assembly process and the disassembly process, the operation is safe and convenient. - The above-described particular embodiments are shown and detailed by way of illustration only. The principles and the features of the present disclosure may be employed in various and numerous embodiments thereof without departing from the scope of the disclosure. The above-described embodiments illustrate the scope of the disclosure but do not restrict the scope of the disclosure.
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