WO2007043185A9 - 可動オーニング装置及び出隅キャンバスの巻取りローラ - Google Patents
可動オーニング装置及び出隅キャンバスの巻取りローラInfo
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- the present invention relates to a movable awning device of a single type and a composite type having a horizontal sliding structure of a protruding corner canvas, and a winding roller for the protruding corner canvas constituting the main part thereof. It is used to formally cover the corner space and the outside of the building, such as the corners and corners including the corner space.
- a movable awning device usually winds a rectangular canvas that is unfolded forward and forward with a manual handle or an electric motor, etc.
- the front bar attached with the hem of the campus can be unfolded and supported in a tensioned state by a two-fold arm or y-arm that can be folded almost horizontally (folding arm method, Folding arm),
- folding arm method Folding arm
- both ends of the expanded rectangular canvas front bar are supported by a folding arm that moves up and down almost vertically and a pantograph-type telescopic link, etc.
- Lateral arm method Lateral arm
- It is installed as an awning or rain protection outside the store, or as part of a building or store decoration (for example, Patent Document 1-2 reference. Hereinafter referred to the former).
- a decorative panel is pivotally provided at the front end of the awning support frame so that the decorative panel can be expanded, and the arm holder is slidably supported along the groove at the rear of the decorative panel.
- Patent Document 1 Actual Fairness 4 1 4 0 3 3 6
- Patent Document 2 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2 0 0 2— 3 5 6 9 6 9
- Non-Patent Document 1 “Awning Sales Manual”, Japan Awning Association, 1994 (2 0 0 4) January, p. 9— 1 5
- Non-Patent Document 2 “Awning Day Awning—Japan Awning Association—JAA” [online], Japan Awning Association, “Searching August 17th, 2004”, Internet
- the former awning device is mainly intended for the straight section around the outside of the building and cannot cover the corner space of the corner. If you dare cover it, remove the scraping roller It sticks out into the corner space.
- the corners of buildings are facing two-way pedestrian roads or intersections and are in contact with the unspecified number of people. It is in a place that has good business conditions such as
- the triangular canvas developed in the corner space is cantilevered at the corner end of the protruding corner, so the fixed bracket overhanging one end of the corner places a load on the entire device. concentrate.
- the awning support frame is lifted by a wire rope, it is easy to cause left-right swinging of the entire apparatus when the canvas is unfolded, and is particularly unstable and easily affected by wind.
- the entire device is lifted with a wire rope, pulled up to the end of the corner, and stored vertically upside down.
- the inverted storage exposes the back side of the entire device to the surface of one end of the corner, impairing the appearance during storage.
- the present inventor can unfold the corner corner canvas (hereinafter referred to as the “protruding corner canvas”) by pushing it parallel to the corner space portion obliquely forward while unwinding, or conversely.
- the corner corner canvas hereinafter referred to as the “protruding corner canvas”
- a single type is called a single device or a single awning device
- a composite type is called a composite device or a composite awning device.
- a sliding awning device a stand-alone movable tent equipped with a folding arm that passes a purlin to the upper end of a vertically raised column and deploys a rectangular canvas on both sides of the purlin in a double-flow roof style.
- An embodiment of the idea that the awning range can be changed by disposing the device and traversing the entire movable tent along the purlin is disclosed (for example, the front See Patent Document 2 mentioned above. ).
- first invention Two inventions related to single type movable awning devices S 1 a to S 1 d (hereinafter referred to as first invention) and their effects
- the first invention is: (1) ⁇ Fit the slider 1 2 to be able to slide in the transverse direction, fit and support the front bar F 1 of the protruding corner canvas G 1 and G 2 to the transverse guide rail R 1, and fold the guide rail R 1 into the folding arm V 1 , V2, Y 1, Y2, II,
- the corner space portion of the protruding corner portion N1 can be covered with good appearance, and conversely, it can be stored in a compact manner near the corner without protruding from the protruding corner portion N1.
- the operation process of the first invention is as follows: (2) * After unwinding and unfolding the exit corner canvas Gl, G2 scraped to the scraping rollers J1 to J7, La J1 to J7 and traverse Guide rail R1 traverses the corner space by sliding.
- the folding arm is a Y-shaped arm Y l, ⁇ 2 in which the main link 29 1 and the sub-link 292 are linked in an inverted y-shape, and the front end of the sub-link 292 is traversed by a guide rail Attach near the front and rear ends of R 1, and support the front end of the main link 291 along the rail R 1 (S 1 c :).
- the front end of 292 is attached near the tip of the traverse guide rail R 1, and the front end of the main link 29 1 is slidably supported along the guide rail R 1 (S I c;).
- Folding arms are linear I-shaped arms I 1 and I 2 formed parallel to each other with an interval between them, and the base end of one I-shaped arm I 1 is the protruding corner N 1 Install near the corner of the Is attached to the middle of the traverse guide rail R 1, the base end of the other I-shaped arm I 2 is attached to the middle of the corner at an appropriate distance from the corner, and the front end of the traverse guide rail R 1 is installed near the rear part, and the I-shaped arms I 1 and I 2 are used to configure the transverse guide rail R 1 so that it can be translated in the oblique direction (S 1 d).
- the dependent inventions for smoothly sliding the front bar F 1 of the exit corner canvas G 1 and G 2 are listed below.
- Ramp 1 is composed of a rear plate 23 1 and a rail 2 32 protruding from the front, and a small wheel with a gap in the vertical position of the rail 232 Install 234 and 235.
- the outer periphery of the building including the corner space portion of the protruding corner portion N1 is covered in a good appearance, and compact wall storage is performed in the corner portion without protruding from the protruding corner portion.
- a single type movable awning device S 1 a to S 1 d is attached with a take-up roller 30 for winding or unwinding the rectangular canvas P 1 and a skirt 6 of the rectangular canvas P 1
- the front bar 3 1 and the movable on-link device Q consisting of the folding arms V 3 and V 4 that support the front bar 3 1 to move in parallel
- the first half part of the scissor opening 30 of the rectangular canvas P 1 is superposed on the latter half part of the scissor removing rollers J 1 to J 8 at intervals in the vertical direction.
- the outer circumference of the corner space of the corner N1 and the subsequent straight section can be covered in a manner that looks like an integrated object.
- the invention relating to the first group of composite devices (hereinafter referred to as the second invention) and the effects thereof
- the second invention is: (16) ⁇ Movable combination of protruding corner awning devices S 1 and S 2 with a rectangular awning device Q 1 and Q 2 with a scraping device for scraping and unwinding the rectangular canvas P 1 and P 2
- An awning device The protruding corner awning devices S 1 and S 2 are provided with the punching corners J 1 to J 7 of the protruding corner canvas G 1 and G 2 and the front bars F 2 and F 3, and the scraping rollers J 1 to J 7 is fitted with a slider 12 that allows the expanded corner canvas G1, G2 to slide in the axial direction, and the rectangular awning devices Q1, Q2 include the rectangular canvas P1, P2.
- the outer space of the building including the corner space of the corner 1 and the subsequent straight section is integrally covered.
- the rectangular canvas P1 scraping roller is a long scraping roller 30a extending from the rear of the apparatus to the vicinity of the leading edge of the scraping opening J1 to J8, and
- the tuning belt 393 is stretched between the tip of the roller 30a and the front bar R2, R3 of the rectangular canvas P1, and the tuning belt 393 is scraped off the tip of the scraping roller 30a.
- Turn back SQII 3).
- (20), (21) prevents the unbalanced load from being applied during winding and unwinding of the corner canvas G1 and the rectangular canvas P1, and the parallel movement of the front bars F2, R2 is balanced. And is done smoothly.
- the folding arms are Y-shaped arms Y 1 and Y 2 in which the main link 29 1 and the sub-link 292 are linked in a reverse y-shape, and the front end of the sub-link 292 is connected to the front bar.
- the front end of the main link 291 is slidably supported along the front bars R 2 and R 3 (SQII 9).
- the invention relating to the second group of composite devices (hereinafter referred to as the third invention) and the effects thereof
- the third invention provides the following: (27).. 'The rectangular awning devices Q 1 and Q 2 described in (16) above A movable awning device that replaces the corner awning devices U 1, U 2 with a scraping device for scraping corners P 3 and P 4
- the corner awning devices U 1 and U2 are provided with scraping rollers 30 and 30a for the corner canvas P3 and P4 and front bars R2 and R3, and the front bars R2 and R3 are folded. It is characterized in that it is supported by the arms VI, V2, Y 1 and Y 2 so as to be movable in parallel and the front bars F 2 and F 3 of the protruding corner canvas G 1 and G 2 are fitted and supported.
- the front bar R 2, R 3 of the corner canvas P 3 is about the same as the distance from the vicinity of the tip of one scraping roller J 1 to J 7 to the middle of the other scraping roller 30.
- the base ends of the V-shaped arms V 1 and V 2 which are formed in length and are foldably connected in the vicinity of the tip of the scissor opening J 1 to J 7 and the middle of the scissor roller 30 are attached.
- the front ends of the arms VI and V 2 are attached near the front and rear ends of the front bars R 2 and R 3 (SUII 1).
- the invention relating to the third group of composite devices (hereinafter referred to as the fourth invention) and the effects thereof
- the fourth invention is as follows: (32) ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ A scraping device for scraping and rewinding the rectangular canvas PI, P 2 Rectangle awning device Q 1, Q 2 provided, and corning awning device S 1, S 2, equipped with a scooping device that scrapes and rolls back corner canvas G 1, G2 on both sides It is a movable awning device that combines two of S 1 1 symmetrically,
- the protruding corner awning devices S 1, S 2, and S 11 are respectively provided with the corners J 1 to J 7 of the protruding corner canvas G 1 and G 2 and the front bars F 2 and F 3.
- the take-up rollers J1 to J7 incorporate a slider 12 that allows the unfolded corner canvases G1 and G2 to slide in the axial direction, and the rectangular awning devices Q1 and Q2 include a rectangular canvas PI.
- P 2 with heel opening 30, 30 a and front pars R 2 and R 3 and the front bars R 2 and R 3 are folded and translated in the front-rear direction by arms VI to V 4 and Y 1 and Y 4
- the front bars R 2 and R 3 are supported freely, and the front bars F 2 and F 3 of the protruding corner canvas G 1 and G 2 are inserted and supported at the front and rear side positions.
- the operation process of the fourth invention is as follows: (33) ⁇
- the rolled-out corner canvas G 1, G 2 and the rectangular canvas P 1, P 2 are unfolded forward by synchronizing them and rolled forward. 1 to J 7 and F
- traversing along the Rontopa R 2 and R 3 it protrudes into the corner space of one and the other protruding corners N 1 and N 2.
- the two rear corner canvases G 1 and G 2 and the rectangular canvases P 1 and P 2 are wound up and stored in synchronization with the respective take-up rollers J 1 to J 7, 30, 30 a.
- the invention relating to the composite device of the fourth group (hereinafter referred to as the fifth invention) and its effects
- the fifth invention is: (37) ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ A scraping device for scraping the exit corner canvas G 1
- Each corning awning device S 1, S 11 has a take-off roller J 1 to J 7 and a front bar F 2 and F 3 for the take-out corner canvas G 1, and the take-off rollers J 1 to J 7 Incorporated is a slider 12 that allows the expanded corner canvas Gl, G2 to slide horizontally in the axial direction, and the two front bars F2, F3 of the projected corner canvas G1 are combined.
- the traverse guide rail R 4 is slidably fitted and supported, and the guide rail R 4 is configured to be translated in the front-rear direction by the folding arms V 1, V 2, Y 1, Y 2. To do.
- both the front and rear ends are projecting corners Nl and N2, and the outer periphery of the building, which is a straight section with a relatively short distance between them, is covered in a physical form.
- (38) ⁇ Out corner can By traversing the bus SI in the front and rear directions along the take-off rollers J1 to J7 and the traverse guide rail R4, the bus SI protrudes to the corner space of one and the other projecting corners Nl and N2.
- the unfolding operation of the two protruding corner canvases G1 and G2 and the movement of the unfolding protruding corner canvas G1 and G2 to one and the other corner space are as follows: Conversely, the relative movement of the two protruding corner canvases Gl, G2 overhanging the corner space to the other and the scraping operation of both canvases Gl, G2 are performed smoothly. Therefore, dependent inventions with specific configurations with respect to the fifth invention are listed.
- the unfolded corner canvas G1, G2 is ensured to have a smooth and reliable transverse slide.
- the single corners S 1 a to S 1 d of the present invention and the corner corner awning devices S 1 and S 2 in the composite device, the corner corner canvases G 1 and G 2, and the scraping roller J 1 are listed below.
- the corner canvas G 2 is formed in a substantially triangular shape, and the connecting wires 54 1 and 542 are passed through the oblique portions 3 a and 3 b of the triangular canvas G 2, and the wire base End Attach the front and rear ends of the relatively short slider 1 2 a, and attach the front end of the wire to the front bars F 2 and F 3 near the front and rear ends of the canvas skirt 2 a.
- the corner space portion of the protruding corner portion N 1 is nicely covered with the right corner trapezoidal protruding corner canvas G 1 or the triangular protruding corner canvas G 2, and the canvas ⁇ This effectively prevents in-plane deformation of the corner canvas G 1 and G 2 during scraping and horizontal sliding.
- the corners G 1 and G 2 are scraped and rewound in a well-balanced manner, and the unfolded corner canvases G 1 and G 2 are supported in tension.
- the sliders 12, 1 2 a of the present invention are listed as alternative means that have the same functions while simplifying the configuration.
- the corner canvas G 1 is formed into a substantially right trapezoidal unfolded form consisting of a rectangular canvas body X 1 and a canvas projection X 2 projecting on one side, Wire 1 93, 1 94 between slide cap 1 2 b fitted to top 1 of exit corner canvas G 1 and front bar F 1 to F 3 with hem 2 of exit corner campus G 1 Overlay the connecting member such as or ⁇ .
- Correct corner canvas G2 is formed in a substantially triangular shape, and connecting wires 54 1 and 542 are inserted into the oblique portions 3a and 3b of the triangular canvas G2, and the wire base Attach the ends to the front and rear ends of the slide cap 1 2 b, and attach the wings and front end to the front bars F 2 and F 3 near the front and rear ends of the canvas skirt 2 a.
- the corner space of the corner N 1 is covered with the right corner trapezoidal corner canvas G 1 and the triangle-shaped corner corner canvas G 2, as well as the case described above. Effectively prevents in-plane deformation of the projected corner canvas G 1 and G 2 when scraping the canvas and sliding.
- the corners G 1 and G 2 are scraped and rewound in a well-balanced manner, and the unfolded corner canvases G 1 and G 2 are supported in tension.
- the lifting member is a spiral raising ring 33 1, and the ring is moved from the middle of the scraping rollers J 1 to J 8 toward the front end of the mouth or the front and rear ends. Increase the outer diameter step by step.
- the right-angle trapezoidal projected corner canvas G1 and the triangular canvas G2 can be wound up evenly with a good balance.
- Motor output shaft 27 1 and fixing shaft 2 72 are provided at both front and rear ends of electric motor Ml, and transmission socket 28 1 fitted into one motor output shaft 27 1 is Body 1 1
- the rear part of the electric motor Ml is inserted into the end cap 1 52 of the roller body 1 1, and the other fixing shaft part 1 82 is wound up and stored in the output corner canvas G 1 and G 2.
- the fixed shaft 49 1 is inserted into the coil spring 47 1, and one end of the coil spring 47 1 is locked to the spring stopper socket 48 1 fitted to the tip end of the fixed shaft 49 1.
- the other end of the fixed shaft 49 1 is passed through the end cap 1 52 of the roller body 1 1, and the other end of the coil spring 4 7 1 is passed through the end cap 1 52. And lock it into the end cap 142 of the casing K1.
- the electric motor M 2 is installed in the scraping rollers 30 and 30 a, and the motor output shaft 45 1 and the fixing shaft 452 are provided at both ends of the rear end, and one of the motor output shafts 45 1 Fit the transmission socket 46 1 fitted into the inside of the scoop roller 30, 30 a, and fit the rear part of the electric motor M2 into the end cap 442 of the scissor opening 30, 30 a, etc.
- the fixing shaft 452 on the other side is fitted into the end cap 402 of the case sink K 2 that scrapes and stores the rectangular canvas P 1, P 2 or the corner canvas P 3, P 4.
- the fixed shaft 43 1 is inserted into the coil spring 4 1 1 and one end of the coil spring 4 1 1 is engaged with the spring retaining socket 42 1 fitted into the tip end portion of the fixed shaft 43 1. Stop and insert it into the inside of the roller 30, 30a, pass the other end of the fixed shaft 431 through the end cap 442 of the scraping roller 30, 30a, and insert the coil spring 4 1 1 into the end cap 442. After the other side is locked, it is fixed to the end cap 402 of the casing K2.
- End caps 40 1 and 402 are fitted into the casing K 2 for scraping and storing the rectangular canvas P l, P 2 or the corner canvas P 3, P4. 2
- 40 1 and 402 support bearing support rollers 30 and 30 a having end caps 441 and 442 fitted to both ends of the front and rear.
- the front bar canvas F 1 to F 3 is provided with a latching section 24 1 for traversing operation of the protruding corner canvas G l, G 2.
- One of the transmission members 56 1 and 562 is used for retraction, and the other is used for advancement, and hangs down from the vicinity of the base ends of the folding arms VI, Y 1 and I 1.
- the rotation stopper 6 1 1 includes a guide protrusion 1 35 that is locked, and the guide protrusion 1 35 is provided on the inner wall of the back surface of the casing K 1 that winds and stores the protruding corner canvas G 1 and G 2.
- a swinging flap 62 is attached to the upper rear end edge of the front bars F2 and F3 of the protruding corner canvas Gl and G2 to push up and bias the bottoms 2 and 2a of the canvases Gl and G2.
- a peristaltic flap 62 for pushing up and urging the skirt 6 of the canvas P1, P2 is attached to the upper rear end of the front bar R2, R3 of the rectangular canvas P1, P2.
- the swing flap 62 that pushes and urges the skirts 2 and 2 a of the canvas G 1 and G 2 is attached.
- a swing flap 62 that pushes up and urges the bottom 2 of the canvas G 1 is attached.
- An elastic net 63 1 is knitted on the upper rear end edges of the front bars R2 and R3 of the rectangular canvas P I and P 2 and the back surface of the rectangular canvas P 1 and P 2 near the skirt 6.
- Stretched net 63 1 is formed on the upper rear edge of the front bars F2 and F3 of the front corner canvas Gl and G2 and the back of the bottom corners 2 and 2a of the front corner canvas Gl and G2. To do.
- the stretchable net 63 1 is knitted on the upper rear edge of the front bar F 4 of the upper corner canvas G 1 on the upper side and the back surface of the outer corner canvas G 1 near the hem 2.
- dependent inventions for narrowing gaps and steps at the top of the canvas are listed.
- the sliding flaps 97 are locked to the protrusions 99 and the engagement holes formed near the tops 1 and 5 of the canvas, and the canvas is pulled out further.
- the swing flaps 96 1 and 971 swing and push down or push up the position near the top of the canvas.
- the dependent inventions relating to the interlocking structure of the case-removing rollers J1 to J7, 30, 30a incorporated in the upper side and the lower side are listed.
- the fixed shaft 491 is inserted into the coil spring 471, and one end of the coil spring 471 is locked to the spring retaining socket 481 fitted to the front end of the fixed shaft 491.
- the other end of the fixed shaft 491 is passed through the end cap 152 of the roller body 11, the other end of the coil spring 471 is locked to the end cap 152, and then the end cap 142 of the case sink K1 is attached. Fit it in (J 3).
- the sun gear 70 is fitted into the main body of the electric motor M6 or the manually rotating drive shaft 73, and the internal gear 71 is formed on the scraping reels 60a and 60b. Attach the planetary gear 72 that meshes with the gear 71 to the tip of the roller body 1 1 (J 6, J 7) 0
- FIG. 1 to FIG. 22 are diagrams showing first to fourth embodiments of a folding arm type single awning device and related configurations. * In the figure, the canvas is usually impervious, and the canvas is shown in a transparent state as necessary to show the hidden side structure. Similarly, the scraping roller incorporated in the casing is also illustrated by seeing through the casing as necessary.
- the awning device is three-dimensionally illustrated as being attached to an L-shaped, strip-shaped, crank-shaped, or U-shaped frame in a substantially horizontal state. This is based on the convenience in drawing the image.
- the unfolded corner canvas, rectangular canvas, etc. that are unfolded are fixedly attached so that they can be tilted forward appropriately, or attached at variable angles.
- Fig. 1 (A) and (B) are perspective views showing a single device facing one and the other of the protruding corners, and in Fig. (B), two folding arms can be folded freely.
- the see-through state of the single device S 1 a of the first embodiment is shown.
- FIG. 2 (A) and 2 (B) are perspective views showing the see-through state of the single device S 1 a.
- the front bar of the protruding corner canvas is separated from the traverse guide rail. It shows the state.
- FIGS. 3A and 3B are longitudinal side views showing the main part of the single device S 1 a, and FIG. 3B shows a manual device for the scraping roller.
- FIG. 4 (A) and 4 (B) are longitudinal perspective views showing the main part of the sinkle device S 1 a, and FIG. 4 (B) shows the attached state of the connecting wire that supports the protruding corner canvas in tension. Is shown.
- FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional plan view of the thinning device S 1 a.
- Figs. 6 (A) to (C) are oblique views showing the main part of the campus scraping device incorporating the manual device.
- Fig. (B) shows the casing, scraping roller, slider, A component such as a manual device is disassembled.
- Fig. (C) shows a screw that partially enlarges the main parts of the scraping roller and the slider and sandwiches and fixes the base end of the connecting wire.
- FIGS. 7 (A) to (C) are exploded perspective views showing the protruding corner canvas, its front skirt, and their wires, in which the left and right positions in FIG. Is partially enlarged.
- Figures 8 (A) and 8 (B) are a plan view of the protruding corner canvas and an X-X-ray enlarged sectional view through the wires.
- Fig. 8 (C) shows the cutting state of the latching flap that protrudes near the top of the top of the protruding corner canvas shown in Fig. 55 (A). This state is indicated by a broken line.
- FIGS. 9 (A) and 9 (B) are perspective views showing the main part of a campus trimming apparatus incorporating an electric motor and its constituent members.
- Figures 10 (A) to (D) and Figures 11 (A) to (D) are a perspective view and a plan view showing a protruding corner bus that protrudes into the corner space and the process of retreating it.
- the reverse order indicates the unwinding and unwinding process of the outgoing corner bus and the advancement process to the corner space.
- FIGS. 12 (A) to (D) and FIGS. 13 (A) to (D) are a perspective view and a plan view showing the single device S 1 b of the second embodiment in which a tuning belt is hung, It shows a projecting corner bus that protrudes into the corner space and its retreating process.
- FIGS. 14 (A) to (D) are plan views showing the single device S 1 c according to the third embodiment in which the folding arm has an inverted y-shape, and a protruding corner canvas that protrudes into a corner space. , Showing the process of retreating.
- FIGS. 15 (A) and (B) are perspective views showing the single device S 1 d of the fourth embodiment in which the folding arms are linear, and FIG. It shows the corner canvas front bar separated from its traverse guide rail.
- FIGS. 16 (A) to (D) and FIGS. 17 (A) to (D) are a perspective view and a plan view showing a protruding corner bus that protrudes into a corner space, and its reverse winding process. The reverse order shows the process of unfolding the corner of the corner and the process of moving forward to the corner space.
- Figures 18 (A) to (C) show two single devices S1a facing each other perpendicularly to one and the other of the protruding corners, and the tip position of the movable awning device of the conventional structure is placed at the bottom of each latter half. It is a perspective view showing a state where each canvas is unfolded on top and bottom, and FIG. (C) shows the respective casing and the perspective state of the canvas.
- 19 (A) and 19 (B) are a perspective view and a longitudinal sectional view showing a scissor opening 1 in which a raising ring is fitted.
- FIGS. 20A to 20C are perspective views showing the process of scraping the retracted corner canvas.
- Figures 21 (A) to 21 (C) show a protruding corner canvas sewn with a raised fabric, a state in which the canvas is wound around a scraper, and a cross-sectional state in the middle of winding.
- FIGS. 22 (A) and 22 (B) are diagrams showing the interlocking structure of a single device facing one side of the protruding corner
- FIG. 22 (A) shows a bevel gear or bevel gear
- Fig. (B) shows a manual * car interlocking device.
- -Fig. 23 to Fig. 44 show an embodiment of a folding arm type compound awning device, which is a first group of compound devices combining a cornering device and a rectangular awning device.
- FIGS. 23 (A) and 23 (B) are perspective views showing the first example of the composite device SQII 1 facing the one and the other of the protruding corners.
- Figures 24 (A) and (B) are perspective views of the combined device SQII 1.
- Figure (B) the protruding corner canvas and its front bar are separated from the front bar of the rectangular canvas. Is shown.
- FIG. 25 is a vertical side view showing the main part of the composite device SQII 1, and shows the folding arm that supports the front bar and the brackets at the front and rear ends thereof in phantom lines.
- Figures 26 (A) to (C) are vertical perspective views showing the overlapping area of the projected corner canvas and the rectangular canvas.
- the sliders and the projected corner canvas are located at the upper, middle, and lower positions in Fig. (B). And a base end portion and a front end portion of the connecting wire threaded through the canvas.
- the right side of the figure (C) shows the front bar of the protruding corner canvas, and the left side shows the front bar of the rectangular canvas and its bracket.
- Figures 27 (A) and 27 (B) are a cross-sectional plan view and a longitudinal front view of the composite device SQII 1, with a corner roller scraping roller and a rectangular canvas scraping roller arranged side by side at an interval in the vertical direction. Is shown when both ends are supported on each casing.
- 28 (A) and 28 (B) are perspective views showing a main part of a scraping device for a rectangular canvas incorporating an electric motor and its constituent members.
- FIGS. 29 (A) and 29 (B) are perspective views showing the main part of a corner canvas scooping device incorporating a coil spring and its constituent members.
- FIGS. 30 (A) and 30 (B) are perspective views showing a main part of a scraping device for a rectangular canvas incorporating a coil spring and its constituent members.
- Figures 31 (A) and 31 (B) are perspective views of the unfolded rectangular canvas attached to the rear half of the scraping roller and front bar.
- Figure (A) shows the canvas body.
- Figure (B) shows the case where the connecting wire is inserted through the V-shaped through-hole. Show.
- FIGS. 32 (A) to (D) and Fig. 33 (A) to (D) show the corners protruding from the corner space.
- the perspective view and plan view showing the process of scraping the canvas, the retracted corner canvas and the rectangular canvas, and the reverse order is the unwinding and unfolding process of both canvases, and the corner space of the corner canvas Shows the process of moving forward.
- Fig. 34 (A) to (D) and Fig. 35 (A) to (D) are perspective views showing the combined device SQII 2 ⁇ 3 of the second and third embodiments with the tuning belt suspended. It shows the process of scraping out a corner canvas that protrudes from a corner space, and a receding canvas and a rectangular canvas.
- FIG. 36 (A) to (D) are perspective views showing a composite device SQII 4 of the fourth embodiment in which a rectangular canvas and its scraping roller are extended to the vicinity of the corner of the tip of the device.
- B) to (D) show the process of scraping the protruding corner canvas and the rectangular canvas that have receded from the corner space.
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a process of scraping a protruding corner canvas that protrudes into a corner space, a retracted protruding corner canvas, and a rectangular canvas.
- Figs. 39 (A) to (D) and Figs. 40 (A) to (D) are perspective views showing the combined equipment SQII 7 ⁇ 8 of the 7th '8th embodiment in which the exit corner campus is substantially triangular. It shows the process of scraping a triangular canvas overhanging a corner space, a receding triangular canvas, and a rectangular campus.
- Fig. 41 (A), (B) and Fig. 42 (A), (B) are perspective views showing the case where the triangular canvas is wound down and wound up around the winding roller of the composite device SQ ⁇ 7
- Fig. (A) shows the disassembled state before attaching the triangular canvas to the slider.
- Fig. (B) shows that the triangular canvas is scraped off the scooping roller with a raised ring. The positional relationship is shown.
- FIG. 43 (A) to (D) are plan views showing the composite device SQII 9 of the ninth embodiment in which the folding arm has an inverted y-shape, and a protruding corner canvas that protrudes into a corner space portion. This shows the process of scraping the retracted corner canvas and rectangular canvas.
- 44 (A) to 44 (C) are perspective views showing an embodiment in which a casing for scraping and storing a corner canvas and a rectangular canvas is integrated, and FIG. The rear ends of the take-up rollers of both canvases have a meshing structure with spur gears.
- 45 (A) to 45 (C) are perspective views showing a first embodiment of the second group of combined devices SUII 1 composed of a cornering awning device and a cornering awning device, of which FIG. (C) shows the state where the corner of the corner and its front bar are separated to the front side.
- FIG. 46 is a perspective view showing a state where a right-angle inverted trapezoidal entrance corner canvas is stretched between the take-off roller and the front bar, and the canvas is placed in the X-shaped cross-through hole formed in the canvas main body. The case where the connecting wire for tension is threaded is shown.
- Fig. 47 (A) to (D) and Fig. 48 (A) to (D) show the composite device SUII 1 ⁇ 2 of the 1st '2nd embodiment in which the in-corner canvas and its gutter opening are changed in length. It is a plan view, and shows the process of scraping the corner of the corner that protrudes into the corner, and the retracted canvas and the corner canvas.
- 49 (A) and 49 (B) are perspective views showing a first example of the third group of composite devices SQSIV1 mounted between one protruding corner and the other protruding corner, of which FIG. (B) shows a state where the front position of the front corner awning device is separated to the front side with respect to the rectangular awning device at the middle part.
- FIGS 50 (A) to (D) are plan views showing the operation process of the composite device SQSIV1.
- Figures (B) to (D) show the process of scraping the two corner canvases and the rectangular canvas that were moved back to the center of the device.
- FIGS. 51 (A) and 51 (B) are perspective views showing a composite device SQS IV 2 of the second embodiment in which a rectangular awning device at the middle part is combined with the upper position of the front awning awning device.
- Fig. (B) shows a state in which the front position of the rectangular awning device in the middle is separated to the front side.
- Figures 52 (A) to (D) are plan views showing the operation process of the composite device SQSIV 2. Of these, Figures (B) to (D) show the two front and rear bodies that have moved back to the vicinity of the center of the device. It shows the process of cutting out corner canvas and rectangular canvas.
- Fig. 53 (A) to (C) show that two corn awning devices combined back-to-back between one projecting corner and the other projecting corner are folded back and forth symmetrically.
- FIG. 4C is a perspective view showing the fourth group of combined devices SS ⁇ mounted on the front side of the traverse guide rail in the middle portion and the front bar of the awning device for the front and rear corners. It shows a state where one is separated to the front side and then hesitated.
- Figures 54 (A) to (D) are plan views showing the operation process of the composite device SS ⁇ . Among them, Figs. (B) to (D) show the process of removing the two corner canvases. Is shown. Figs. 55 (A) to (C) are perspective views showing a composite device SQII 1 ⁇ 5 formed with a hanging flap for traversing operation on the exit corner canvas. Fig. (A) shows the hanging state. The stop flaps are partially enlarged, and Figures (B) and (C) show the protruding corner canvas overhanging the corner space and the backward sliding state.
- Fig. 56 (A) to (C) shows a combined device SQII 1 a with a manual operation transmission port that slides across the exit corner canvas across the V-shaped arm and the front bar, and a perspective view showing the main part. It is a figure and a top view.
- 57 (A) and 57 (B) are perspective views showing the backward sliding process and the forward sliding process of the corner canvas by the transmission rope.
- 58 (A) and (B) are perspective views showing a composite device SQII 1 b incorporating a transmission wire spanned between a V-shaped arm and a front bar, and its scraping reel, and the main part thereof. .
- Fig. 59 (A) and (B) are schematic views showing a longitudinal section of a winding slot with a scraping reel incorporated therein.
- Fig. (A) a scraping reel and a scraping roller are shown.
- Fig. (B) shows the case where two electric motors are individually rotated, and Fig. (B) shows the case where they are driven by one electric motor that rotates counterclockwise.
- FIGS. 60A and 60B are exploded perspective views of a main part of a canvas scooping apparatus incorporating the scissor opening of the fourth example shown in FIG. 59A and its constituent members.
- 61 (A) and 61 (B) are exploded perspective views of the main part of the canvas scooping device incorporating the scoring roller of the fifth example shown in FIG. 59 (B) and its constituent members.
- FIG. 62 (A) to (D) are perspective views showing the operation process of the composite device SQII 1 b incorporating the take-up reel, and the retracting and sliding process of the protruding corner canvas that protrudes to the corner space, and FIG. It shows the process of scraping out corner canvas and rectangular canvas.
- FIG. 63 (A) is a schematic diagram of the scraping roller of the fifth example and a cross-sectional plan view showing its rotating stopper, and (B) to (F) are Fig. 4 is a diagram showing a step-by-step process in which the protruding corner canvas that protrudes into the corner space is retracted and then rolled up and stored on the take-up roller.
- the cross-sectional states of the line, b-b line, and c-c line are shown sequentially, and the perspective view of the main part at each stage is added to the right position.
- FIG. 6 (G) to (K) are diagrams showing step-by-step the unwinding and unfolding process of the protruding corner canvas and the process of moving forward and projecting toward the corner space. 3
- the layout is in the same positional relationship as in ( ⁇ ) to (F).
- Fig. 6 5 ( ⁇ ) and ( ⁇ ) are schematic views showing longitudinal sections of the weeding rollers of the sixth example and the seventh example incorporating the differential gear mechanism. The case where the scraping reel and the scraping roller are driven by a single electric motor is shown in the figure ( ⁇ ), where it is driven by a manual device.
- FIG. 6 6 ( ⁇ ) and ( ⁇ ) are exploded perspective views of the main part of the canvas scooping device incorporating the scoring roller of the sixth example shown in FIG. 6 5 ( ⁇ ) and its components. .
- FIG. 6 7 ( ⁇ ) and ( ⁇ ) are exploded perspective views of the main part of the canvas scooping device incorporating the scoring roller of the seventh example shown in Fig. 6 5 ( ⁇ ) and its components.
- FIG. 68 to FIG. 71 are diagrams showing the composite device S Q L 1 ⁇ 2 of the first embodiment and the second embodiment of a lateral arm type composite awning device.
- Fig. 6 8 (A) and (B) are perspective views showing a state in which the composite device SQL 1 facing one side and the other side of the projected corner is looked up.
- Fig. (B) shows the projected corner canvas. And the front bar, and the hanging state of the transmission opening that slides the canvas at the corner of the corner, are shown separately. It is shown.
- Fig. 6 9 (A) to (D) and Fig. 70 (A) to (D) show the process of scraping out the protruding corner bus that protrudes into the corner space, and the retracted protruding corner bus and the rectangular canvas. It is a perspective view and a side view, and the reverse order indicates the process of unfolding and unfolding both canvases and the process of advancing to the corner space of the unfolded corner canvas.
- FIGS. 7 (A) to (C) are diagrams showing the complex device SQL 2 of the second embodiment in which the folding arm of the front bar is replaced by an expansion link having an intergraph structure, and FIG. ) Shows the side of the stretched link extended and the upper and lower canvases pulled out and unfolded.
- Figure (C) shows both canvases rolled up and the stretched link is pushed in and folded. Each side is shown.
- FIGS. 7 (A) to (C) are diagrams showing the operation process of the elastic swing flap attached to the front bar of the corner canvas.
- Fig. 7 3 (A) to (C) are diagrams showing a case where stretch nets are knitted on the back side of the corner of the projected corner canvas to support the projected corner canvas.
- Fig. 7 4 (A) to (E) are diagrams showing the operation process of the swinging flap that is urged and supported inside the casing so that it can be tilted up and down. Of these, Fig. (A) shows the upper side and Fig. (E) shows the state when the canvas on the lower side is stowed and stored.
- (E) shows the state in which the gap near the canvas outlet is narrowed by the peristaltic flap that stood up at the final stage of canvas deployment.
- B) to (D) show the intermediate state and the state in which the swing flap is raised or pushed down by being locked to the protrusion just before the top of the canvas.
- FIGS. 75 (A) and (B) are exploded views showing the scraping roller of the eighth example in which the slider incorporated in the scraping roller of the first to seventh examples is replaced with a slide cap.
- FIG. 76 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of a main part in which a slide cap fitted into the top of the protruding corner canvas is fitted into the slide guide passage and the guide groove of the roller body in a loosely fitted state.
- FIGS. 1 to 22 and its related configuration a folding arm type single awning apparatus shown in FIGS. 1 to 22 and its related configuration
- FIG. A folding arm type composite awning device shown in FIGS. 3 to 54 and its related configuration will be described.
- the corner canvas in those single device and composite device is traversed by the manual operation transmission rope shown in Fig. 5 6-Fig. 5 7 or by the electric motor or manual device shown in Fig. 58-Fig. 6 7
- a description will be given of an embodiment in the case of traversing slide, rolling, and rewinding driving.
- the single device S 1 a to S 1 d of the present invention includes a canvas scraping device provided with scraping rollers J 1, J 2 and a front bar F 1 of a protruding corner canvas G 1, and a transverse plan of the front bar F 1.
- the canvas tensioning device equipped with the inner rail R1 and the folding arms V1, V2, Y1, Y2, II, 12 is organically combined.
- K 1 is a casing for scooping out and storing the corner canvas G 1, which is directly horizontal on the outer wall W 1 (front wall) and W 2 (side wall) near the corner of the corner N 1 Install it, or fix it indirectly via an appropriate support bracket (not shown), and if necessary, attach it so that its forward tilt angle can be adjusted.
- the take-off roller J 1 of the exit corner campus G 1 is incorporated, and the take-off roller J 1 has a hollow cylindrical mouth as shown in FIGS. 6 (B) and (C). It consists of a main body 1 1 and a slider 12 2 fitted and supported inside.
- a slide groove 1 1 1 force is formed in the roller body 1 1, and a convex slide path 1 1 2 is formed in an axial direction at the inner position, and the slide groove 1 1 1 and the slide path 1 1 2 Rider 1 2 is fitted in a rolling guide.
- the center ridge of the slider 1 2 has a canvas fitting groove 1 2 1 that is approximately ⁇ -shaped, and the wing plate 1 2 that has slit grooves 1 2 2 on both sides thereof. 3 is overhanging.
- 1 2 4 is a small wheel, which is fitted into the slit groove 1 2 2 of the wing plate portion 1 2 3 at an appropriate interval, and is rotatably assembled by pins 1 2 5, and the slide passage 1 1 2
- the rail groove 1 1 3 formed on the side wall of the roller is guided to roll.
- 1 3 1 is a canvas outlet opening formed in the front of the casing K 1
- 1 4 1 and 1 4 2 are end caps fitted to both front and rear ends of the case sink K 1. Bearing parts 1 4 3 and 1 4 4 with holes are projected.
- 1 5 1 and 1 5 2 are end caps fitted to both front and rear ends of the roller body 1 1, and the support shafts 1 5 3 and 1 5 4 that are penetrated and fixed to the cap body section are connected to the bearing section 1. 4 3 and 1 4 4 are fitted so that they can rotate freely.
- 1 6 1 is the end cap 1 5 1 support shaft 1 5 3 is a worm gear fitted and fixed, 1 6 2 is Wo A worm that meshes with the worm gear 16 1, the worm rotating shaft 1 63 is vertically supported by the upper and lower bearings 145 inside the end cap 14 1, and an operation rod (not shown) is provided at the lower end thereof.
- An engaging hook 164 is formed.
- the scissor roller J 1 is manually operated so as to be rotatable forward and backward.
- the extended corner canvas G1 is made of a tent fabric made of cloth or synthetic resin, and its unfolded shape is formed into a substantially rectangular trapezoidal plane, with a rectangular canvas main body X1 and a right angle protruding on one side. It consists of a triangular canvas overhang X2.
- the top edge 1 of the canvas upper edge (hereinafter referred to as the canvas top) and the bottom edge 2 of the canvas lower edge (hereinafter referred to as the canvas bottom) are formed parallel to the top and bottom, and the canvas bottom is formed.
- 2 from the top of the canvas 2 to the top of the top 1 of the canvas is formed with a hypotenuse 3 (hereinafter referred to as canvas slant) with an inclination angle of about 45 degrees, and from the rear end of the canvas bottom 2 to the top of the canvas
- a vertical base 4 (hereinafter referred to as the canvas vertical part) is formed toward the rear end.
- Reference numerals 18 1, 182 denote bag-shaped through holes formed in the canvas section 1 and the canvas skirt 2, and wires 183, 184, fixing members such as tubes and ropes are passed through the holes.
- 1 9 1, 1 92 are bag-shaped cross holes formed diagonally connecting the four corners of the canvas body X 1, and inside it are connecting wires 1 93, 1 94, connecting belts, ropes, etc. Insert the canvas tension member, and insert the engagement pieces 1 95, 196 at the tip of the wire into the cross holes 1 9 1,
- the canvas top 1 faces the canvas fitting groove 1 21 of the slider 1 2, and the mounting wire is inserted into the through hole 1 8 1.
- screws 1 0 1 are screwed into the front and rear positions of the canvas fitting groove 1 2 1, and the connecting wire 1 93 pulled out from the section outlet port 1 93 , 1 94 engagement pieces 1 95,
- F 1 is the front bar to which the bottom corner 2 of the exit corner canvas G 1 is attached. As shown in Fig. 3 (A), Fig. 4 (A), and (B), it is almost box-shaped with the back center opening formed.
- the upper part of the horizontal upper plate part 201 and the upper part of the vertical front plate part 202 are bulged at the arc-shaped protruding corners, and the canvas fitting grooves 21 1, 2 1 2 is formed in the horizontal direction.
- a flange edge 204 is formed upright, and a flange edge 205 facing up and down is formed at the middle bottom position of the upper plate portion 201.
- reference numerals 21 3 and 2 14 denote through holes for wire attachment, which are formed in the vicinity of the middle portion and the rear end portion of the flange plate portion 206 projecting rearward from the upper plate portion 201.
- the canvas skirt 2 is made to face the fitting groove 211, and the wire 184 is inserted into the through-hole 182 of the skirt 2 so that the canvas skirt 2 is secured and fixed. Then the bottom outlet When the end portions of the connecting wires 1 9 3 and 1 9 4 pulled out from are inserted into the through-holes 2 1 3 and 2 1 4 shown in FIG. 5 and the exit corner canvas G 1 is stretched to an appropriate tension state, Stopper 1 9 7, 1 9
- 2 2 1 is a front skirt droopingly formed on the front bar F 1, with its upper edge facing the fitting groove 2 1 2 and attached to the through hole 2 2 2 at the upper end of the skirt 2 2 1 Secure the stopper by inserting the wire 1 8 5.
- the trimming device for the corner corner canvas G1 is configured. (4) About the electric structure
- the electric motor M l is inserted into the rear part of the roller body 11 1, the motor output shaft 2 7 1 is projected at the front end, and the fixing shaft 2 7 2 is projected at the rear end. Yes.
- 2 8 1 is a transmission socket provided with a notch 2 8 3 to be fitted to the roller body 1 1, and the motor output shaft 2 71 is fitted into the shaft hole 2 8 2.
- 1 5 5 is a through hole of the end cap 15 2, and the rear position of the electric motor M 1 is supported by bearing in the through hole 1 5 5.
- the transverse guide rail R 1 has a longitudinal cross-sectional shape of a laterally convex shape, and the back plate portion 2 3 1 and a box-shaped rail part 2 3 2 projecting to the front of the rail, 2 of which the small wheels 2 3 4, 2 3 5 Is supported by the bearing so that it can rotate horizontally, and it is assembled to the rail part 2 3 2 with about 4 sets at intervals.
- the front bar F 1 is moved to the traverse guide rail R 1. It is incorporated so that it can roll and guide in the axial direction.
- the latching part 2 4 1 is a latching part (or a latching hole) that protrudes from the bottom position near the middle of the front bar F 1, and the latching part 2 4 1 has a tip of an operating rod (not shown). This is convenient for traversing the unfolded corner canvas G 1 after locking.
- V 1 and V 2 are a pair of two foldable horizontal V-shaped folding arms (hereinafter referred to as V-shaped arms) that support the front and rear side positions of the traverse guide rail R 1, and the rear link 2 5 1 and the front link 2 5 2 are foldably connected inward, and a spring, a tension wire (not shown), etc. are incorporated in the two fold connection part. , V2 is pressed in the expanding direction.
- bracket 2 61 is a bracket that pivotally supports the base ends of the V-shaped arms V 1, V 2, that is, the base end of the rear link 2 51, and the outer wall W l at the bottom position of the casing K 1 , W 2 etc., the bracket 2 6 1 of one V-shaped arm V 1 is positioned at the corner of the projecting corner N 1 at the tip of the scraping roller J 1 and the other V-shaped arm
- the brackets 2 6 1 of V 2 are attached to the vicinity of the intermediate part of the punching hole J 1 with a space between them.
- the canvas tensioning device of the exit corner canvas G 1 is configured.
- the exit corner canvas G 1 is pulled backward while maintaining its unfolded state, and at this time, the front bar F 1 of the canvas hem 2 recedes along the traverse guide rail R 1 and follows the canvas.
- the slider 1 2 at the top 1 also moves back along the slide groove 1 1 1 and the slide passage 1 1 2.
- the exit corner canvas G 1 slides in parallel to the rear part of the apparatus as shown in FIGS. 10 (B) and 11 (B).
- the slider 1 2 at the top 1 of the campus is retracted to the latter half of the roller body 1 1, or at least on the line connecting the side wall W 2 with the triangular canvas overhang X 2 It is pulled down to a rear position that does not protrude from the protruding corner N 1.
- an operating rod (not shown) is engaged with the hook 16 4 of the manual device to rotate it. Further, in the case of the scraping roller J2 of the second example shown in FIG. 9, the electric motor Ml is driven up and driven.
- exit corner canvas G 1 is wound around the take-off rollers J 1 and J 2 from the lower side with the front surface of the canvas top 1 on the inside and the back side on the outside, as shown in FIGS. 10 (C), (D) and FIG. 1 1 Can be lifted up as shown in (C) and (D).
- V U arms VI and V 2 are folded against the inertial urging force of the spring or the like incorporated in the two-fold connecting portion, and the transverse guide rail R 1 and the front bar F 1 fitted thereto are inserted, Fold and store while moving parallel to the wall.
- the connecting wires 1 9 3 and 1 94 cross-connect the front bar F 1 and the slider 12 2 and support the extended corner canvas G 1 in a tensioned state. For this reason, when the expanded corner canvas G1 is traversed, the canvas body X1 is prevented from being distorted or causing in-plane deformation, ensuring smooth traversing of the corner canvas G1. To do. On the unwinding and advancement process of the out corner canvas
- the exit corner canvas G 1 is unwound to the front of the front wall W 1 and is unfolded and supported in tension. 'Then, hook the tip hook part of the operating rod (not shown) from below into the hook part 2 4 1 of the front bar F 1 and slide it toward the corner space part, or If the latching part 2 4 1 is at a height that can be reached by hand, hold the latching part 2 4 1 and push it forward.
- the exit corner canvas G 1 is translated while being kept in the unfolded state and pushed out to the corner space portion.
- the front bar F 1 of the canvas skirt 2 slides along the traverse guide rail R 1 and the slider 12 2 of the canvas top 1 slides along the slide groove 1 1 1 and the slide path 1 1 2.
- the two single devices S 1 a are orthogonal to the corner position of the front wall W 1 of the protruding corner N 1 and the corner position of the side wall W 2 as shown in FIGS. 1 (A) and (B).
- (Can be obtuse or acute) unfold and unfold the exit corner canvas G 1 scraped off by each scraping roller J 1 and J 2, and then apply the canvas G 1 If you move transversely to the corner space while maintaining the unfolded state, the two corner canvases G1 are projected to face the corner space, and the corner space of the building looks Covered well.
- the second embodiment can be obtuse or acute
- 3 91 is a tuning belt, and its base end Is attached to the tip of the roller body 11, and the belt front end is attached to the tip of the traverse guide rail R 1.
- This belt scavenging device prevents the front end of the device from becoming unbalanced with respect to the rear of the device when the exit corner canvas G 1 is rolled up or rewound, and the longitudinal direction of the transverse guide rail R 1 The parallel movement to is performed in a balanced and smooth and reliable manner.
- FIGS. 14 (A) to (D) showing the single device S 1 c of the third embodiment Y 1 and Y 2 are symmetrical in the back-and-forth direction in a reverse y-shape in a plan view.
- Folding arm hereinafter referred to as Y-arm
- Y-arm which has a long main link 2 9 1 and a pin that pivots at the rear end in the vicinity of its middle part, about half of the main link 2 9 1 It consists of secondary links 2 9 2 with length.
- the front end of the secondary link 2 9 2 is attached to brackets 2 6 2 fixed to the front and rear ends of the traverse plan rail R 1, and the bracket 2 6 2 is pivotally supported on the front end of the main link 2 9 1 Is slidably mounted along the transverse guide rail R 1 or mounted so that it can roll.
- a spring (not shown) having an appropriate elasticity is incorporated in the pivot portion of the base end portion of the main link 291, so that the main link 2911 swings in the expanding direction by the elastic force. Is energized.
- a spring, a tension wire (not shown), etc. are incorporated in the two-fold connecting portion between the link intermediate portion of the main link 29 1 and the sub link 29 2, and the connecting portion is expanded in the expanding direction. The pressing force is applied. Therefore, as shown in Fig. 14 (B), when the protruding corner canvas G1 moved backward to the latter half of the device is lifted up, as shown in Fig.
- the Y-shaped arm Y l, Y 2 the link part consisting of the second link part of the main link 2 9 1 and the secondary link 2 9 2 is folded in half against the elastic biasing force of the spring etc.
- the front end portion of the main link 29 1 is slid and guided by the transverse guide rail R to be folded.
- the exit corner canvas G1 is rolled up around the jars J1 and J2, and the entire device is compactly folded and stored at the edge of the wall.
- the folding arms are YU arms Y 1 and Y 2 as described above, they are expanded compared to the V-shaped arms V 1 and V 2 shown in the first and second embodiments.
- the horizontal movement of the exit corner canvas G 1 is smooth and reliable, and the parallel movement of the horizontal guide rail R 1 is improved.
- FIGS. 15 (A) and (B) to FIGS. 7 (A) to (D) showing the single device S 1 d of the fourth embodiment II and I 2 are two bodies supported in parallel and one set.
- a linear folding arm (hereinafter referred to as I-shaped arm), which pushes the traverse guide rail R 1 that slides and guides the front bar F 1 in parallel toward the front side and diagonally forward, or reverse It is energized and supported so that it can rotate parallel to the rear.
- the bracket 2 6 1 that pivotally supports the base ends of the I-shaped arms II and I 2 is located near the lower end of the case sink K 1, near the corner end of the corner N 1, and from the rear Are fixed to the front wall W 1 in the vicinity of the middle part of the casing K 1 with appropriate spacing.
- the bracket 2 6 2 that pivotally supports the front ends of the I-shaped arms 1 1 and 1 2 is fixed at the same distance as the bracket 2 6 1 near the middle of the traverse guide rail R 1 and at the rear position of the rear end. is doing.
- a spring (not shown) is incorporated in the pivot portion of one or both of the base end portion and the front end portion of I U arms I 1 and I 2, and is folded to the edge of the wall by its elastic biasing force.
- the I-arms I 1 and I 2 rotate in parallel in the expanding direction, and the traverse plan rail R 1 fitted with the front bar F 1 is inserted into Fig. 16 (D) to (B) and Fig. 17 ( As shown in D) to (B), the extruded corner canvas G1 is unwound and unfolded while extruding in a diagonally forward direction.
- This single device S 1 d is different from the first to third embodiments described above in that the traverse guide rail R 1 fitted with the front bar F 1 does not translate linearly but skews. While moving in parallel.
- the conventional canvas apparatus 1 is used to develop or scrape a rectangular canvas P1 in the latter half of the single device S1a to S1d of the present invention. It can be combined with the movable movable device Q (hereinafter referred to as the conventional device).
- K 2 is a casing for picking up and storing the rectangular campus P 1, and the inside of the casing 2 is rotated by a manual operation or an electric operation to rotate forward and backward.
- Shape canvas P1: IS part 5 is attached.
- V 3 1 is a front bar for fixing the skirt 6 of the rectangular canvas P 1
- V 3 and V 4 are a pair of two foldable V-shaped arms, which are shown in the first and second embodiments.
- the V-shaped arms V 3 and V 4 are urged in the direction of spreading by springs and wires. Therefore, the first half portion of the casing K 1 of the conventional device Q is attached to the bottom half position of the casing K 1 of the single device S 1 a to S 1 d according to the present invention so as to overlap each other.
- the base ends of the V-shaped arms V 3 and 4 are fixed to the straight section of the outer wall ⁇ ⁇ 1 and W 2 at an appropriate interval.
- the scraping roller 30 of the conventional apparatus Q is lifted up and rotated by a manual handle or an electric motor (not shown), the back side of the rectangular canvas P 1 is set to the inner side of the scraping slot 30.
- the V-shaped arms V 3 and V 4 are folded inward against the elastic biasing force, and the front bar 3 1 is placed against the wall. It is stored in the wall by moving parallel to the part.
- the outer circuit including the corner space of various buildings can be unified like a single unit. Covered with good appearance.
- 3 3 1 is a raised ring fitted on the outer peripheral surface of the substantially front half of the roller body 11 1, taking the thickness of the canvas fabric into consideration. As it goes from the middle of the rollers J 1 and J 2 toward the tip of the roller, the outer diameter of the roller is increased stepwise to form a spiral shape.
- a part of the raising ring 331 on the same line as 1 is formed in a V-shaped cutout opening 332.
- the spiral raising ring 33 was fitted step by step into the first half of the scooping rollers J 1 and J 2, but as the next best measure, from the middle of the roller to the tip of the roller, A raised pipe (not shown) that gradually increases the outer diameter of the cylinder surface continuously can be fitted.
- a raised pipe (not shown) that gradually increases the outer diameter of the cylinder surface continuously can be fitted.
- FIG. 2 1 (A) to (C) 32 is a raised sheet fixed to the surface near the canvas slant 3, and the thickness of the sheet extends from the top 1 to the bottom 2 of the exit corner canvas G 1. The thickness is continuously increased gradually.
- the portion of the sheet 32 is a kind of It functions as a spacer and is raised and hung up spirally as shown in Fig. 21 (C).
- the thickness of the raising sheet 32 is gradually increased.
- the thickness can be increased step by step for every turn or every two turns.
- This type of compound device can be divided into the first to fourth groups for convenience, and among them, the first group of compound devices SQH 1-9, as shown in FIGS.
- the first group of compound devices SQH 1-9 Mainly for one of the buildings, for example, where the front end of the device is at the corner N 1 and the front wall W1 and side wall W2 toward the rear are straight sections (slowly curved sections are possible) It is attached as
- the second group of combined devices SUII 1 and 2 is attached to the straight section of the outer wall Wl, W 2 with one of the corners N 1 and the other corner L. It is done.
- the third group of combined devices SQSIV1 ⁇ 2 is a straight section in which both ends of the rear end are protruding corners Nl, N2, and the outer walls Wl, W2 between them are appropriately long. Target place.
- the complex device SS SS in the fourth group is a straight line with a shorter distance between one protruding corner N 1 and the other protruding corner N 1 than in the third group. Target the section.
- This group of complex equipment consists of awning canvases G 1 and G 2 awning devices S 1 and S 2 (hereinafter referred to as corning awning devices) that cover the corner space of the protruding corner N 1, and buildings in a straight section Long or short rectangular canvas covering the outer circumference P 1, P 2 awning device Q 1, Q 2
- the protruding corner awning devices S 1 and S 2 are fitted and supported so that the slider 12 can be slidably guided inside the roller body 11 similar to the single devices S 1 a to S 1 d described above. It is equipped with a canvas trimming device consisting of the trimming rollers J1 to J3 of the exit corner canvas Gl, G2 and its front bars F2, F3.
- the rectangular awning devices Q 1 and Q 2 have a long or short rectangular canvas P 1 or P 2 Folding arm VI, V2, which supports roller 30, 30 a and canvas grabber with its front bars R2, R3, and front bars R2, R3 of rectangular canvas PI, P2 so that they can move in parallel It has a canvas tension device consisting of Y 1 and Y 2. s Then, the front bars F 2 and F 3 of the protruding corner canvas G l and G2 are slidably fitted into either the outer side or the inner side of the front bars R 2 and R 3 of the rectangular canvas P l and P 2. ing.
- the first example
- the exit corner canvas G 1 that constitutes the campus trimming device and the trimming rollers J l and J 2 of the canvas G 1 are the same as those of the single devices S 1 a to S 1 d described above.
- the description is abbreviate
- F 2 is a front bar for attaching the bottom 2 of the corner canvases G 1 and G 2, and its front plate part 341 is formed into an arcuate surface (or vertical surface is acceptable), and the back part is formed as an opening.
- reference numerals 351 and 352 denote an upper fitting groove that opens upward and a lower fitting groove that opens downward, with the upper plate part 342 projecting rearward from the front vertical position of the front bar F 2 and the lower part.
- the plate portion 343 is formed in the longitudinal direction.
- Reference numerals 344 and 345 are through-holes formed near the middle and the rear end of the upper plate portion 342.
- the canvas hem 2 faces the upper fitting groove 351, and the mounting wire 1 passes through the through hole 182.
- reference numeral 221 denotes a front force droopingly formed on the front bar F2, and a through hole 222 formed on the top of the front skirt 221 shown in FIG. Face the fitting groove 352 and pass through the mounting wire 185 to secure it.
- reference numeral 221 denotes a front force droopingly formed on the front bar F2, and a through hole 222 formed on the top of the front skirt 221 shown in FIG. Face the fitting groove 352 and pass through the mounting wire 185 to secure it.
- the casing K2 of the rectangular canvas P1 is the second half of the casing K1 of the exit corner canvas G1, as shown in Fig. 23 (A), (B) and Fig. 24 (A), (B).
- the front tilt angle can be variably adjusted as needed.
- the casing K 2 bears and supports the scraping roller 30 of the rectangular canvas P 1 having the same diameter as the roller body 11 of the scraping rollers J 1 and J 2.
- the casing K 2 is formed by inverting the casing K 1 up and down to form a canvas outlet 1 3 2 at the upper front portion of the casing K 2, and end caps 40 at both the front and rear ends. 1 and 40 2 also have a configuration in which the upper and lower positions of the end caps 14 1 and 14 2 of the casing K 1 are opposite to each other, and cope with the common use of the casings K 1 and K 2.
- M 2 is an electric motor that is passed through the rear portion of the rod outlet 30 and is similar to the case of the electric motor M l described above.
- a motor output shaft 4 5 1 is projected at the front end, and a fixing shaft 4 5 2 is projected at the rear end.
- Reference numeral 4 61 denotes a transmission socket having a groove that fits into the inner peripheral surface of the scraping roller 30, and the motor output shaft 4 51 is fitted into the shaft hole 4 6 2.
- 4 4 1 and 4 4 2 are end caps provided with grooves, which are fitted into the front and rear ends of the scraping roller 30, and of these, the support shaft 4 4 3 of one end cap 4 4 1 is attached.
- the bearing is supported in the round hole of the bearing part 4 0 3 of the end cap 4 0 1.
- 4 4 6 is a circular hole formed in the center of the main body of the end cap 4 4 2 and supports the rear position of the electric motor M 2 through the body.
- the electric motor M 2 is passed through the rear position of the take-up roller 30, while the end carriage is connected to the rear position of the main body of the electric motor M 2. 4 4 2 is inserted, and the cap 4 4 2 is fitted into the rear end portion of the take-off roller 30, and the rear end shaft portion 4 5 2 of the electric motor M 2 is attached to the bearing portion 4 0 of the end cap 4 0 2. Fit and fix in the 4 flat hole.
- 3 0 1 is an ⁇ -shaped canvas fitting groove formed in the axial direction of the take-off roller 30, and the fitting groove 3 0 1 has a shape as shown in FIGS. 25 and 26 (A). Face the canvas section 5 of the rectangular canvas P 1 and insert the mounting wire 3 0 2 to secure it.
- R 2 is a front bar that attaches the bottom 6 of the rectangular canvas P 1 and slide-guides the front bar F 2 of the protruding corner canvas G 1, and the front plate 3 6 1 is connected to the front bar F 2.
- the front bar F 2 is formed so that the front bar F 2 is fitted and supported on the front bar R 2.
- 3 7 1 and 3 7 2 are an upper guide groove and a lower guide groove formed in the upper plate portion 3 6 2 and the lower plate portion 3 6 3 of the front bar R 2, respectively.
- the protrusion of the upper fitting groove 3 5 1 of the front bar F 2 is fitted in the guide groove 3 7 1, and the protrusion of the lower fitting groove 3 5 2 is fitted in the lower guide groove 3 7 2. It is.
- the front bar R 2 on the inner side has both a function as a slide guide rail for the front bar F 2 on the outer side, and in order to stably perform the function,
- the front bar R 2 is a long object extending from the rear end of the apparatus to the vicinity of the protruding corner N 1 at the front end of the apparatus.
- 3 8 1, 3 8 2 are an upper fitting groove opened upward and a lower fitting groove opened downward, and the upper plate portion 3 6 2 and the lower plate portion 3 6 3 of the front bar R 2 It is formed in the longitudinal direction on the stepped part formed in the latter half.
- the bottom 6 of the rectangular canvas P 1 faces the upper fitting groove 3 8 1 as shown in FIGS. 25 and 26 (A) and (C), and the mounting wire 30 3 is passed through. Secure the stopper.
- 3 9 1 is a front shear force formed by drooping on the front bar R 2 ⁇ , with the top of the skirt facing the lower fitting groove 3 8 2, and the mounting wire 3 9 Pass through 2 and secure.
- a scraping device for the rectangular canvas P 1 is configured.
- the leading and trailing ends of the expanded rectangular canvas P 1 are canvas vertical portions 7 and 8 as shown in FIGS. 31 (A) and (B).
- V-shaped arms V 1 and V 2 that support the front and rear side positions of the front bar R 2 are the same as in the case of the single devices S 1 a and S 1 b described above, and the rear link 2 5 1 and the front link 2 5 2 can be folded in two, and a spring, a tension wire (not shown), etc. are incorporated in the connecting part, and the V-shaped arms VI and V 2 are pressed and urged in the expanding direction. Yes.
- a bracket 2 61 that pivotally supports the base end of the rear link 2 5 1 is attached to the outer wall W 1 at a lower position near the front end of the casing K 1 and the rear end of the casing K 2.
- 2 6 3 is a bracket that pivotally supports the front ends of the V-shaped arms V 1 and V 2, that is, the front ends of the front links 2 5 2, as shown in FIGS. 25 and 26 (C).
- the front half of the bracket 2 63 is formed to stand obliquely upward, and its front end is pressed against the back of the front bar R 2.
- 2 6 4 is a mounting plate that is fitted in the rear position near the front and rear ends of the front bar R 2, and screws 2 6 5 are screwed onto the mounting plate 2 6 4 from the upper rear surface of the bracket 2 6 3.
- the bracket 2 6 3 is sandwiched and fixed to the front bar R 2.
- the front hook part of the operating rod (not shown) is hooked on the hook part 2 4 1 of the front bar F 2 from below, and then the slide operation is performed to the rear.
- the projected corner canvas G 1 is pulled downward while maintaining its unfolded state.
- the front bar F 2 of the canvas hem 2 is aligned with the front bar of the rectangular canvas P 1.
- slider 1 2 at the top of canvas 1 also retreats along slide groove 1 1 1 and slide path 1 1 2 of roller body 1 1, and thereby the exit corner canvas G 1 Moves backward as shown in Fig. 32 (B) and Fig. 33 (B).
- the slider 1 2 with the canvas top 1 attached is retracted to the latter half of the roller body 1 1, or at least the protruding end of the canvas overhang X 2 is the protruding corner N 1 It is pulled down to the rear position where it does not protrude from.
- the corner canvas G1 is scraped from the lower side to the take-up roller J2 with the front surface of the canvas top 1 on the inside and the back side on the outside, and on the contrary, the rectangular canvas P1 is canvas
- the top 5 is wound around the scooping roller 30 from the top with the front side facing out and the back side inside, and is wound up in synchronization as shown in Fig. 32 (C), (D) and Fig. 33 (C), (D) It is possible.
- the V-shaped arms VI and V2 are folded against the expanding urging force of a spring or the like incorporated in the two-fold connecting portion, and the front bar R 2 and the front bar F 2 fitted thereto are connected to the wall.
- the wall is stored compactly while moving linearly parallel to the part.
- the front hook part of the operating rod (not shown) is hooked on the hook part 24 1 of the front bar F 1 from below, and the sliding operation is performed toward the corner space part.
- the exit corner canvas G 1 is translated in the horizontal direction while being held in the unfolded state and pushed out into the corner space portion.
- the front bar F 2 of the canvas bottom 2 is along the front bar — R 2 and the slider 1 2 of the canvas section 1 is the slide groove 1 1 1 of the roller body 1 1 and the slide path 1 1
- the protruding corner canvas G1 moves forward in parallel, and the canvas overhang X 2 is projected toward the corner space.
- Fig. 23 (A) and (B) two sets of such a composite device SQII 1 are perpendicular to the corner of the front wall W1 of the protruding corner N 1 and the corner of the side wall W2.
- the awning device S 1 for the corner and the rectangular awning device Q 1 are interlocked by synchronizing the electric motors Ml and M2 has been described.
- one of the take-up rollers 30 can be combined as a driven roller with a built-in coil spring, and the other can be combined as an electric or manual drive roller.
- FIG. 29 showing the third example of the scissor roller J3, 4 7 1 is a coil spring threaded through the latter half of the roller body 1 1, and 4 8 1 is a disc-shaped spring retaining socket, Through hole 4 8 3 opened to its eccentric position 4 8 3 with the tip 4 7 2 of the coil spring 4 7 1 and its rear end 4 7 3 opened to the eccentric position of the end cap 1 5 2 1 5 and 7 are fitted and supported.
- 4 9 1 is a fixed shaft that penetrates and supports the coil spring 4 7 1, and penetrates from the center through hole 1 5 6 of the end cap 1 5 2 to the coil spring 4 7 1, and the shaft tip 4 9 2 is spring-loaded.
- the flat socket 4 8 2 of the stop socket 4 8 1 is fitted and fixed to the flat hole of the bearing portion 1 4 5 of the end cap 1 4 2 and the shaft rear end portion 4 93.
- the elastic energy is released with a slight preload when the lifting of the protruding corner canvas G1 to the take-up roller J3 is completed.
- the fixed shaft 4 3 1 that penetrates the coil spring 4 1 1 is penetrated from the center through hole 4 4 4 of the end cap 4 4 2 to the coin spring 4 1 1, and the shaft tip 4 3 2 is inserted into the socket 4 2.
- the shaft rear end 4 3 3 is fitted and fixed to the flat hole 1 2 of the end cap 4 0 2 and the flat hole of the bearing portion 4 0 4 of the end cap 4 0 2.
- the tension is insufficient such that the driven canvas Gl, P1 is completely unwound while the driven canvas Gl, P1 is relaxed, or the rewound canvas G1, P1 is rewound into an unfolded state.
- the tension is adjusted by providing a buffering effect when it is completed or when the tension becomes too strong.
- the narrow tuning belt 3 9 1 is used in the same manner as the single device S 1 b of the second embodiment.
- the belt base end is fixed to the leading end of the roller body 11 of the take-off rollers J1 to J3, and the belt front end is fixed to the rear part near the front end of the front bar R2 is doing.
- this belt scooping device synchronizes when winding out the corner K 1 and the rectangular canvas P 1, especially when an unbalanced load is applied when winding up and unwinding the corner canvas G 1.
- the front and rear bars R 2 and F 2 are translated in the front-rear direction in a well-balanced, smooth and reliable manner.
- 3 9 3 is a narrow tuning belt, and this belt base end is located near the rear end of the device. It is fixed to the tip of the long scraping roller 30a that extends to the vicinity of the tip, and the front end of the belt is fixed to the back position of the tip of the front bar R2. In this case, the length of the throat removal slot 30 a and the front bar R 2 are almost the same.
- This belt scooping device synchronizes when the rectangular canvas P 1 and the corner corner canvas G 1 are scraped and rolled back so that an unbalanced load occurs when the rectangular canvas P 1 and the corner corner canvas G 1 are rolled up. Is prevented from being added.
- the rectangular awning device Q 2 is a long staking port 1 extending from the device rear end to the device front end 3. 0 A long rectangular canvas P 2 is rolled up or rewound.
- the belt scraping device shown in the second and third embodiments can be eliminated. Also, in this case, since the scraping roller 30a, the rectangular canvas P2 and the front bar R2 are all combined as a long length, the rectangular canvas P2 can be rolled up or rolled back in a well-balanced manner. For this reason, it is possible to eliminate the necessity of assembling a connecting wire for canvas tension as shown in FIGS. 31 (A) and (B) to the main body of the rectangular canvas P2.
- the composite device SQ II 5 of the fifth embodiment shown in (A) to (D) is located above and below the rectangular awning device Q 1 and the corner awning device S 1 in the composite device SQH 1 of the first embodiment. This is when the layout is changed.
- R 3 is the front bar of the rectangular canvas P 1 and F 3 is the front par of the exit corner canvas G 1.
- the rectangular campus P By setting the front bar R3 of 1 as the outer side and the front bar F3 of the protruding corner canvas G1 as the inner side, both are slidably fitted and supported.
- brackets 2 6 4 at the front end of the V-shaped arms VI and V 2 are connected to the tip of the front bar R 3. It is attached to the bottom position of both rear ends, so that it does not hinder the forward / backward movement of the front bar F3 of the exit corner canvas G1.
- the composite device SQII 6 of the sixth embodiment shown in FIGS. 38 (A) to (D) is the upper and lower layouts of the rectangular awning device Q 1 and the protruding corner awning device S 1 in the composite device SQII 4 of the fourth embodiment. Is changed.
- the front bar R3 of the long rectangular canvas P2 is set to the “outer” side
- the front bar F3 of the protruding corner canvas G1 is set to the inner side.
- F 3 is slidably inserted.
- the composite device SQII 7 of the seventh embodiment shown in FIGS. 39 (A) to (D) is substantially the same as the exit corner canvas G 1 exhibiting a right-angle trapezoidal shape in the composite device SQII 4 of the fourth embodiment described above. This is a case where it is replaced with a corner canvas G 2 (hereinafter also referred to as a triangle canvas) that exhibits a triangular shape.
- a corner canvas G 2 hereinafter also referred to as a triangle canvas
- 53 1 and 532 are through-holes formed in a bag shape in the slanted portions 3 a and 3 b of the triangular canvas G 2, and connecting wires 54 1 and 542 are passed through the inside of the wire.
- the engagement pieces 543 and 544 at the front end are fitted into the fitting grooves 121 of the slider 12 a having a relatively short length, and are fixed by being sandwiched between the fixing screws 101 and 102.
- the front ends of the wires 54 1 and 542 are attached to the front and rear ends of the front bar F 2 to which the bottom 2 a of the triangular canvas G 2 is attached.
- S 2 is a cornering awning device with triangular canvas G 2.
- the triangular canvas G 2 is moved backward to the middle of the scraping rollers J 1 to J 3 — the middle of the main body 11, and then the triangular canvas G 2 and the rectangular camber are connected.
- the slide P 2 is rolled up in synchronization with the respective scraping rollers J 1 to J 3 and 30a.
- the triangular canvas G2 with the expanded hem can be rolled up in a well-balanced manner in the linings J1 to J3 without losing its shape and causing winding folds.
- the composite device SQII 8 of the eighth embodiment shown in FIGS. 40 (A) to (D) is a case where the projected corner canvas G 1 of the composite device SQII 6 of the sixth embodiment described above is replaced with a triangular canvas G 2. This is a case where the vertical relationship between the triangular canvas G 2 and the long rectangular canvas P 2 in the composite apparatus SQII 7 of the seventh embodiment is changed.
- both canvases P 2 and G 2 are separated from each other. Winding is performed in synchronization with J1 to J3.
- the triangular canvas G2 is assembled with the components in the state shown in FIG. 42 that is vertically inverted from the case shown in FIG.
- the front bar R 3 of the rectangular canvas P 2 is set as the outer side
- the front bar F 3 of the triangular canvas G 2 is set as the inner side. Both front bars R3 and F3 are slidably fitted.
- the composite device SQII 9 of the ninth embodiment shown in FIGS. 43 (A) to (D) is configured so that the V-shaped arms V 1 and V2 in the composite device SQ1I 1 of the first embodiment are the same as those of the single device S 1c described above. This is the same as the case of the third embodiment in the case of replacement with YU arms Y1, Y2.
- the corner canvas G 1 and the rectangular campus P 1 can be scraped and rewound, and the expanded corner canvas G 1 can be moved forward and backward smoothly, and the parallel movement of the front bar R 2 can be achieved. improves.
- the front end portion of the front bar R 2 is supported by the Y-shaped arm Y 1 and the rear portion thereof is supported by the V-shaped arm V 2. You can also. About casing
- the casing K1 of the protruding corner canvas G1 and the casing K2 of the rectangular canvas P1 are overlapped on the straight section from the rear half of the bottom to the rear. Although they are configured to be attached together, they are attached to one casing K3 as shown in FIGS. 44 (A) and 44 (B) and any one of the above-described scraping rollers J1 to J3. Alternatively, any of the scraping rollers 30 shown in FIG. 30 can be incorporated.
- end caps 501 and 502 are fitted to the front and rear ends of the casing K 3, and the scraping rollers J 1 to J 3 are mounted on the upper side inside the casing K 3.
- the main body 11a is extended to the rear to support the bearing, and the bottom side is supported by one of the countersinks 30 shown in FIGS. It is supported by an intermediate bearing 503.
- 133 is an outlet of a corner canvas G 1 and a rectangular canvas P 1 opened in the front center of the casing K 3.
- spur gears 511, 512 are fitted into the rear end of the roller body 11a extended to the rear of the machine and the rear end of the scissor opening 30 to be engaged. Can be linked to each other.
- one of the corner awning devices S 1 and S 2 and the rectangular awning device Q 1 and Q 2 has an electric or manual drive structure, and the other has a meshing relationship between the spur gears 511 and 512. It can be driven and rotated.
- the second group of complex devices
- This group of combined devices SUII 1 and 2 is applied to the straight section where one is the projecting corner N1 and the other is the entering corner L.
- long and short corner canvases P 3, P4 (hereinafter referred to as “vertical trapezoidal shape”) covering the corner space of the entrance corner L. are combined).
- corner awning device In short, combining the corner awning devices S 1 and S 2 with either the short or long corner canvas P 3 or P 4 awning device Ul, U 2 (hereinafter referred to as the corner awning device)
- the front bar R2 of the corner canvas P3, P4 is slidably fitted to the front bar canvas G1, G2, and the front bar F2, R2 is attached to the V-shaped arm VI, V 2 is configured to be linearly movable in the forward direction.
- the composite device SUII 1 of the first embodiment shown in FIGS. 45 (A) to (C) and FIG. 47 is obtained by replacing the rectangular canvas P 1 in the first group of composite devices SQII 1 with a corner canvas P 3.
- the top 5a of the entrance corner canvas P3 shown in FIG. 46 is attached to the winding roller 30 formed from the middle of the apparatus to the corner of the entrance corner L.
- the entrance corner canvas P3 is formed in a flat shape with an inverted right trapezoidal shape, and the outer shape of the canvas corner P5 is longer than the canvas bottom 6 as shown in Figure 46.
- a is formed parallel to the top and bottom, and the canvas skirt 6 extends from the rear edge of the canvas basin 5 to the rear edge of the canvas 5b.
- the tip is formed in the vertical canvas part 7 respectively.
- a crossing passage is formed in a plane X-U shape (or V-shaped) in the rectangular portion of the main body canvas P 1, and one end of a connecting wire (not shown) passed through the inside is inserted.
- the other side is connected to the front bar R 2 on the take-up rollers 30 and 30 a, thereby preventing in-plane deformation of the in-corner canvas P 3 and supporting it in tension.
- the composite device SUII 2 of the second embodiment shown in FIGS. 48 (A) to (D) is a length obtained by extending the long rectangular canvas P 2 in the first group of composite devices SQII 4 to the tip of the device. This is the case when the scale is replaced with a corner canvas P4.
- the canvas top of the entrance corner canvas P 4 is attached to a long take-off roller 30 a formed to have a roller length from the front end of the apparatus to the corner of the entrance corner L.
- the bottom of the corner canvas P 4 is attached to the entire length of the front bar R 2.
- the second group of combined devices SUII 1 and 2 is not limited to the case of the first and second embodiments described above, but the rectangular canvas P 1, in the first group of combined devices SQII 2 and 3 and SQII 5 to 9, By replacing P 2 with right-angle inverted trapezoidal corner canvases P 3 and P 4, as in the case of the first group, many embodiments are realized.
- This group of SQSIV1 ⁇ 2 is attached to a part where both ends of the rear end are protruding corners N 1 and N2, and the outer wall W1 between them is a straight section with an appropriate length.
- the awning device S for the protruding corner that is installed near the corner of one protruding corner N1 1 and the protruding awning device S 1 1 that is mounted symmetrically at the position near the corner of the other protruding corner N 2 and the rectangular awning device Q that is mounted in the straight section between the two awning devices S 1 and S 1 1 1 is organically combined.
- the front bars R 2 and R 3 of the rectangular canvas P 1 in the middle part are fitted and supported so that the front bars F 2 and F 3 of the front corner canvas G 1 can slide-guide freely.
- the front bars R 2 and R 3 are configured to be movable in parallel by four (two are acceptable) V-shaped alarms V 1 to V 4 distributed to the left and right sides.
- the composite device SQSI 1 of the first embodiment is a corner-on-ink device S 1 and S 11 1 equipped with scraping rollers J 1 to J 3. Attach the casing K2 of the rectangular awning device Q1 up and down to the center of the bottom of the two case sinks K1. And attach.
- the front bar R 2 of the rectangular rectangular ginning device Q 1 is formed to have a length extending to a position near one end of the corners of one and the other protruding corners N 1 and N 2. Both ends are supported by a total of four V-shaped arms V1 to V4 at appropriate intervals.
- the front bar F 2 of the two front corner canvas G 1 is slidably inserted and supported at the front and rear positions of the front bar R 2 of the rectangular canvas P 1.
- the entire apparatus is housed in the compact wall as shown in FIG. 50 (D) at the wall edge between the protruding corners N 1 and N 2.
- a protruding corner awning device S 2 in which two protruding corner canvases G 1 are replaced with triangular canvases G 2 shown in FIG. 39 can be incorporated.
- the rectangular canvas P2 will be installed.
- the composite device SQS IV 2 of the second embodiment shown in (A) and (B) is a rectangular awning device Q at the center upper position of the protruding corner awning devices S 1 and S 11 laid back to back. 1 is organically combined.
- the front bar R 3 is on the one side of the counter and the front bar F 3 in the front and rear position is on the inner side.
- the picking roller J 1 to J 3 is rolled up, and the rectangular canvas P 1 is wound down around the picking roller 30.
- the three canvases Gl and P1 are compacted through the sliding process and winding process as shown in Fig. 52 (A) to (D), and the folding process by the V-shaped arms V1 to V4. Stored in the edge.
- a protruding corner awning device S 2 in which two protruding corner canvases G 1 are replaced with triangular canvases G 2 shown in FIG. 40 can be incorporated.
- the winding roller 30a having the same length as the front bar R2 is attached to the upper side of the wall, and the long winding canvas 30a and the front bar R2 are attached to the long rectangular canvas. P 2 will be installed.
- the folding arms are Y-shaped arms Y1 to Y4 as described above, they are expanded as compared to the V-shaped arms V1 to V4 shown in the first and second embodiments.
- the horizontal movement of the exit corner canvas G 1 is smooth and reliable, and the parallel movement of the horizontal guide rail R 1 is improved.
- V-shaped arms VI to V4 shown in the above-described embodiment, the V-arms VI and V4 at the front end and the rear end of the apparatus can be replaced with the Y-shaped arm Y1.
- the V-arms VI and V4 at the front end and the rear end of the apparatus can be replaced with the Y-shaped arm Y1.
- this group of combined devices SS ⁇ assumes that the distance between one protruding corner N 1 and the other protruding corner N 1 is shorter than that of the third group.
- the two awning devices S1 and S11 for the projected corners are symmetrically overlapped back to back, and each casing K1 is attached upside down.
- R4 is the transverse guide that inserts and supports the front bars F2 and F4 of the two front corner canvases G1 relatively slidably.
- the rail has two V-shaped arms V 1 and V 2 at the front and rear ends.
- the front pars F 2 and F 4 of the cornering devices S 1 and S 11 for the corners are inserted and supported so as to be slidable relative to the transverse guide rail R 4.
- the two protruding corner canvases G 1 are relatively traversed and overlapped vertically as shown in FIGS. 54 (A) to (D), and then each scraping roller J 1 to At the same time, it is folded up by the V-shaped arms VI and V 2 and stored in the compact part of the wall without protruding from the straight section of the protruding corners N l and 2 at the same time. .
- two sets of the first group of combined devices SQII 1-9 are faced to one and the other of the corners N 1 as shown in FIGS. 23 (A) and (B).
- a typical combination is when they operate independently or can be interlocked.
- two units of the combined device SUII 1 and 2 face each other on one and the other side of the corner L and can be operated independently or linked. It can also be.
- one or both of the projecting corners N 1 may be combined with a third group composite device SQSIV1 ⁇ 2 or a fourth loop composite device SS ⁇ .
- 242 is a latching flap formed on the back side of the top corner 1 of the protruding corner canvas G1, and the latching hole 24 is located near the center. 3 is provided.
- the retaining flap 242 is formed by cutting the canvas fabric as shown by a two-dot chain line in FIG. 8 (C), and then bending the upper protruding portion back and sewing it.
- the operating rod is hooked on the above-mentioned retaining hole 243 and the protruding corner canvas G 1, G 2 is subjected to a sliding operation.
- the transmission rope (or wire) can be used to hand over the V-arm V 1 at the tip of the device and the transmission rope is operated manually. It shows.
- reference numerals 55 1 to 553 denote slide guides formed at the upper end position of the pivotal portion of the V arm V 1, and the two transmission ports 56 1, 562 are prevented from falling off. It spans over an annular groove formed on the upper end of Dogard 551-553.
- 57 1 is a projecting piece formed on the back of the front end of the front bar F 2, one of which is bent forward from the rear part of the slide guide 553 formed on the upper part of the bracket 263 of the V-shaped arm V 1.
- the tip of rope 56 1 is fastened with nut 573.
- the two transmission ropes 56 1 and 562 are stretched over, but it is also possible to use, for example, an endless rope that directly connects the operation handles 563 and 564 with one rope.
- the transmission ropes 56 1 and 562 were routed over the V U arm V 1, but this was shown in the composite device SQII 9 in the Y-shaped arm Y 1 main link 29 1 and the secondary link 292 However, it can be incorporated in the same manner as described above.
- a slide guide (not shown) is attached near the middle of the base bracket 26 1 and I-arm I 1 If a slide guide (not shown) is attached at an appropriate position near the middle of the traverse guide rail R 1, the transmission lobes 56 1, 562 are the same as in the case of the V-shaped arm V 1 and Y-shaped arm Y 1 described above. Is folded in two, so that the sliding corner canvas G 1 can be manually operated.
- reference numeral 60 denotes a scraping reel fitted in the front end portion of the roller body 11 so as to freely rotate in the forward and reverse directions, and an intermediate outer peripheral portion thereof.
- a front reel 601 and a rear reel 602 at the front-rear position are partitioned by the annular flange formed in Among them, one of the transmission wires 56 1 and 56 2 is wound around one of the reels 601 and 602, and the other transmission wire 56 1 and 562 scraped off by the other reels 601 and 602 is By rolling it back, the exit corner canvas G1 slides in a traverse direction and moves forward and backward.
- one of the advancement wires 562 is placed almost directly above the bracket 261 as shown in FIG. It winds around the rear reel 602 located in a spiral shape, and fixes the wire base end at the rear position. Then, the base end portion of the other retracting wire 561 is fixed at the rear position of the front reel 601.
- 58 1 and 582 are coil springs, which are attached to the front ends of the transmission wires 56 1 and 562, respectively, and are spread over the front bar F 2, the V-shaped arm V 1 and the take-up reel 60 1 Support 562 in tension.
- the exit corner canvas Gl, G2 can be wound and unwound, and the exit corner canvas G1, G2 can be traversed by a single electric motor M5.
- 1 56 is an end cap of the roller body 11 1
- 157 is a circular hole of the cap
- 603 is a circular hole of the scraping reel 60
- 604 is a protrusion formed on the inner wall of the circular hole 603
- 591 is the tip shaft of the electric motor M4
- 592 is a groove formed in the front half of the main body of the electric motor M4
- 146 is an end cap that also serves as the casing of the scraping reel 60
- the bottom of the transmission wire 56 Guide slots 148 and 149 through 1 and 562 are opened in parallel.
- the scraping reel 60 is rotated integrally therewith, and one wire, that is, the retraction wire 56. 1 is spirally wound around the front reel 60 1 and at the same time, the other wire wound around the rear reel 602, that is, the advance wire 562 is rewound.
- Both canvases Gl and P1 can be scraped and stored by winding G1 onto the scraping roller J4 and rolling the rectangular cangas P1 on the scraper 30.
- the electric motor M4 rotates in the opposite direction to rotate the scraping reel 60, winds the forward wire 562 on the rear reel 602, and simultaneously winds it on the front reel 601. Rewind the attached retracting wire 56 1.
- a support shaft 593 is formed at the front end portion of the electric motor M5, and a motor output shaft 5994 is formed at the rear end portion thereof. Therefore, the groove 59 2 formed in the front half of the main body of the electric motor M 5 is fitted into the protrusion 60 4 formed on the inner wall portion of the scraping reel 60, and the rear half of the main body of the electric motor M 5 is a roller. Insert the motor output shaft 5 9 4 into the through hole 2 8 2 of the transmission socket 2 8 1 fitted in the main body 1 1 through the tip of the main body 1 1 and fix it.
- the support shaft 59 3 of the electric motor M 5 is supported on the bearing portion 14 3 of the end cap 14 6 that also serves as the casing of the take-up reel 60 so as to freely rotate.
- 1 3 5 is a draft protrusion protruding laterally on the inner wall surface of the back plate of the casing K
- 6 1 1 is a strip-shaped rotation stopper with spring elasticity, and its base end Is fixed to the rear end of the roller body 1 1 with screws 6 1 2, and the stopper tip is engaged with the draft protrusion 1 3 5 to move and guide the roller body 1 1 integrally. The engagement is released and the roller body 11 is tightly wound around the outer peripheral surface.
- the rest of the configuration is the same as the scooping roller J2 of the second example shown in FIG. 9 and the scoring roller J4 of the fourth example shown in FIG. 60. Is omitted.
- the expanded corner canvas G1 is the corner space of the corner N1
- the crossing plane of the take-out roller J 5 and casing K 1 of the corner bus G 1 at the time of projecting to the section is shown.
- Fig. 6 3 (B) to (F) shows the step-by-step process of retracting and retracting the protruding corner canvas G1 from the state where it protrudes into the corner space, and then winding and storing it in the stacking slot J5. From the left side of each figure, the cross sections a-a, b_b, and c-c in Fig. 6 1 (A) are shown, and a perspective view of the relevant part at that time is added to the right position. Yes.
- FIGS. 64 (G) to (K) conversely to the above, after unwinding the corner buses Gl, G2 scraped off the scraping roller J5 and unfolding forward, The process of moving forward and projecting toward the corner space is shown step by step.
- FIG. 6 3 (B) shows the process of retracting and sliding the projected corner canvas and the process of scraping and storing it in the scraping roller.
- the projected corner canvas G in the combined device SQ n 1b shown in Figure 58 (A) 1 overhangs into the corner space and the front bar F 2 is pulled out to the most advanced part. .
- this operation is performed even after the lifting of the retracting wire 5 6 1 to the front reel 60 1 or after the front bar F 2 stops moving backward.
- the electric motor M5 continues to rotate in the same direction, the scraping reel 60 can no longer rotate counterclockwise.
- the scissor roller J5 resists the above-mentioned expanding biasing force by the V-shaped arms V1 and V2, that is, the load applied to the front bar F2. Rotate clockwise on the paper and start winding up the corner canvas G1 to the take-up roller J5. Synchronously with this, the take-up roller 30 of the rectangular canvas P1 starts up. To do.
- the electric motor M 5 is The take-up roller J 5 is rotated in the opposite direction so that the reel opening J 5 rotates counterclockwise on the paper (the reel reel 60 rotates clockwise on the paper) as shown in Fig. 6 4 (G). A relative rotation is caused between the sword and the reeling linole 60.
- the unwinding roller J5 is subjected to the forward expanding force by the VU arms VI and V2, and the front bar F2 and the unfolding corner canvas G1 have the unfolding force and tension force to The rotating torque around is acting.
- the forward wire 5 6 2 and the backward wire 5 6 1 do not act as a load to prevent rotation against the clockwise rotation of the reel 60. It is in a state that does not function as a torque for prompting.
- the forward wire 5 6 2 is wound around the rear reel 6 0 2, and the backward wire 5 6 1 is rolled back from the front reel 6 0 1, whereby the front bar F 2 is moved in the forward direction. Then, project the protruding corner canvas G 1 toward the corner space.
- it can be adopted not only as the second to fourth group composite devices but also as the drive devices for the single devices S 1 a to S 1 c.
- the description of the operation process will be omitted because it overlaps with the above case.
- 70 is formed near the tip of the main body of the electric motor M6.
- the external gear (hereinafter, also referred to as a solar gear), which is fitted into the portion and fixed, or the external gear 70 is formed integrally with the motor body.
- 7 1 is an internal gear formed on the circumferential surface of the rear reel 60 2 in the reel 60 0 a, and 7 2 is about 4 small gears that mesh with the internal gear 7 1 and the sun gear 70
- It is a gear (hereinafter also referred to as a planetary gear), and its support shaft 7 2 1 is driven into an end cap 1 5 6 fitted into the tip of the roller body 11.
- the projection 6004 formed on the scraping reel 60 is not necessary, and the groove 592 formed on the main body of the electric motor M6. Is also unnecessary.
- 2 8 3 and 2 8 4 are a bearing socket and a through hole for supporting the rear end of the electric motor M 6. Therefore, the rear half of the main body of the electric motor M 6 is inserted into the front end of the roller main body 11, and the rear end of the motor is inserted into and supported by the bearing socket 2 83 fitted in the roller main body 11.
- a differential gear train is configured by fitting the reel reel 60 a into the tip of the electric motor M 6 and engaging the inner gear 71 with the planetary gear 72.
- the fixing support shaft 5 91 at the tip of the electric motor M 6 is fitted and fixed in the flat hole of the bearing portion 14 7 of the end cap 14 6.
- the take-up roller J 6 decelerates and rotates in the same direction as the electric motor M 6 and the exit corner campus G 1 Roll up and retract and store, unwind and move forward.
- the scraping reel 60 b rotates in reverse at the same speed and operates to pull out the corner canvas G 1 to the corner space or to pull it backward.
- the rotational speed of the scraping reel 60 b is twice that of the scraping slot J 6, so that the traverse sliding operation of the front bar F 2 with a small load is performed at high speed and low torque.
- the canvas scraping operation with a large load is operated with the low-speed and high-torque rotation, and these operations are performed efficiently.
- the process of retracting and sliding the protruding corner canvases G 1 and G 2 driven by the electric motor M 6 and the process of scraping and storing it in the scraping roller J 6 are the scraping device provided with the electric motor M 5 described above. In the same manner as above, it is scraped and stored through the process shown in FIGS. 63 (B) to (F).
- the unwinding and unfolding process of the protruding corner canvas and the forward sliding process to the corner space are projected to the corner space through the processes shown in Fig. 64 (G) to (K).
- 7 3 is the drive shaft, and the sun The car 70 is fitted and fixed, and the drive shaft 73 is configured to rotate forward and backward by a manual device formed with a shaft tip.
- the rear half of the main body of the drive shaft 7 3 fitted with the sun gear 70 is passed through the through hole 1 5 8 of the end cap 15 6 into the roller main body 11, and the rear end of the drive shaft 7 3 And the planetary gear 7 2 and the sun gear 70 are mated together.
- the take-up reel 60 b is fitted into the drive shaft 73, and the internal gear 71 formed on the inner peripheral portion of the rear reel 60 02 is engaged with the planetary gear 72, thereby obtaining a differential. Configure the gear train.
- the cornering awning device S 1 of the present invention is organically incorporated and combined, and is mainly attached to the corner N 1 of the store in the corner of the building. .
- the first example is a lateral awning movable awning device that supports the front bar R2 of the rectangular canvas P1 with a retractable folding arm that moves up and down in the vertical direction, or with a pantograph-type telescopic link.
- Z l and Z 2 are telescopic folding arms (hereinafter referred to as telescopic arms) that support both ends of the front bar R 2, and the inner pipe 6 5 1 and outer pipe 6 5 2 are slidably inserted, and both pipes are fixed with thumb screws 6 5 3 ring nuts (not shown).
- 6 4 1 is a bracket fixed to the pillars H 1 and H 2 on both sides of the store, a gate frame, or a vertical wall portion, and the lower end of the inner pipe 6 51 is supported by a pin. Yes.
- the upper end of the outer pipe 6 5 2 is attached to both ends of the front bar R 2.
- 6 5 4 is a reinforcing rod for the telescopic arms Z l and Z 2 and is fixed obliquely to the corners of the outer pipe 6 5 2 and the front bar R 2.
- 6 7 1 and 6 7 2 are placed on the bottom of the front bar F 2 and the bottom near the middle.
- the attached latching parts, 6 7 3 and 6 7 4 are the latching parts attached to the upper and lower ends of the outer pipe 65 2, and one transmission is provided to these latching parts 6 7 1 to 6 7 4.
- Rope 6 6 is passed over.
- the end of the transmission rope 6 6 is tied to the front end latching portion 6 71 of the front bar F 2, and the other end is pulled along the front bar F 2 to the middle, and the upper end hook of the outer pipe 65 2 Inserted into the stopper 6 7 3 and bent downward, pulled down along the outer pipe 6 5 2, inserted through the lower end latching part 6 7 4, turned up, and then pulled up again. 6 7 3 is passed through and bent backward, and the rear end of the rope is tied to the intermediate hook 6 7 2 of the front bar F 2.
- a latching portion 2 4 1 for manual operation is also formed in the vicinity of the rear portion and the middle portion of the front bar F 2.
- both canvases expand forward as shown in Fig. 70 (D) to (C), that is, relatively steep, that is, considerably lowered in the forward direction. .
- an operating rod (not shown) is hooked on the latching part 2 4 1 from below and pulled to the corner space part to slide the protruding corner canvas G 1 in a traverse direction and project to the corner space part.
- an operating rod (not shown) is hooked on the latching part 2 4 1 from below and pulled to the corner space part to slide the protruding corner canvas G 1 in a traverse direction and project to the corner space part.
- the other side of the pair of transmission ports 66 which is folded back to the lower side of the outer pipe 652, is pulled down.
- the tensile force is transmitted in the direction opposite to the arrow added in the figure, and the front bar F 2 of the exit corner canvas G 1 is moved along the front bar R 2 of the rectangular campus P 1 and the exit corner canvas.
- the slider 1 2 at the top of G 1 slides in parallel along the slide groove 1 1 1 of the roller body 1 1 and the slide path 1 1 2 so that the exit corner canvas G 1 moves into the corner space. Overhang.
- the folding arms Z 1 and Z 2 for vertically moving the folding arm have been described.
- the front bar can be connected to a front arm with a constant length arm (not shown). It is possible to push up 2 and tension the corner canvas G 1 and the rectangular canvas P 1 that are unfolded forward.
- Fig. 7 In compound device SQL 2 shown in Fig. 1, Z 3 and Z 4 are pantograph-type folding arms (hereinafter referred to as telescopic links) that can be telescopically linked, and two equal-length links 6 91, 692 Are connected to a bracket 681 whose base end is fixed in the upper direction such as columns HI and H2.
- telescopic links pantograph-type folding arms
- Reference numeral 682 denotes a guide slot provided vertically in the upper part of the bracket 681, and the rear end of one of the equal length links 6 91 is pivotally provided.
- a rising link 693 that is appropriately refracted is formed at the tip of the other front equal-length link 692, and a front bar R2 of a long rectangular canvas P2 is attached to the tip. Yes.
- the front bars F 2 and R 2 are pulled out and pushed in manually, but the telescopic links Z 3 and Z 4 can be telescopically operated by an electric device (not shown). .
- 62 is an elastic swinging flap, and its base end portion is attached to the rear end of the upper plate portion 342 of the front bar F 2 of the protruding corner canvas G l, G 2. ), The tip of the peristaltic flap 62 urges the bottom corners 2 of the protruding corner canvases G1 and G2 to push upward from below.
- the combination is such that the upper side is the out-corner canvas G 1, G 2 and the lower side is the rectangular canvas P 1, P 2 (can be the in-corner canvas P 3, P 4).
- the SQII 5 ⁇ 6 ⁇ 8 composite device to be laid out attach the bottom 6 of the rectangular canvas PI, P 2 on the upper side to the upper rear end of the front bar R 3 on the one side of the router. Pushed up by the swinging flap 62.
- the upper and lower canvases G 1, G 2, PI, and P 2 are synchronously rolled up and stored, and the upper canvas hems 2 and 6 are pushed up and biased by the swinging flaps 6 2.
- Canvas tension support device that is, slack allowance absorption device when storing canvas
- 63 1 is a rubber expansion / contraction net that tensions and supports the projected corner canvas G 1 and G 2, and the projected corner canvas G l , G 2 is knitted on the back side near the hem 2.
- a stretchable net 631 is knitted by zigzag- ing a stretchable elastic string between the rear end portion of the upper plate portion 342.
- a combined device SQII 5/6/8 that combines the upper and lower canvases G1, G2, PI, P2 upside down
- the upper canvas at the time of unfolding is tensioned by knitting the elastic net 63 1 similar to the above on the back of the rectangular canvas P 1 and P 2 near the skirt 6 of the upper side.
- the slack allowance of the upper canvas is absorbed nicely when scraping and storing.
- the corner canvas Gl, G2 is downed and the rectangular canvas PI, P2 (the corner canvas P3, P4 is also acceptable, the same applies below)
- the corner canvas P3, P4 is also acceptable, the same applies below
- FIGS. 74 (A) to 74 (E) disclose an operation process for narrowing the gap at the top 1 of the canvas after the deployment of both campuses Gl, P1.
- Fig. 74 961 and 971 are swing corners of the corner corner canvas G1 and the rectangular canvas P1 stored in the casings Kl and K2, respectively.
- the formed shaft parts 962, 972 are formed on the inner wall position directly above the canvas outlet 1 3 1 of the upper case sink K 1 and the canvas outlet 1 32 of the lower case sink K 2
- the bearing portions 137 formed on the inner wall surface immediately below are fitted and supported.
- 98 1 and 982 are inverted V-shaped leaf springs for biasing and supporting the swing flaps 96 1 and 97 1, respectively.
- the swinging flaps 96 1 and 97 1 are locked to the protrusions 99 1 and 992, but the front ends of the flaps 96 1 and 971 are formed in a corrugated shape, or the protrusions are It can also be formed and locked at positions close to the tops of both canvas buses G 1 and P 1 with locking holes (not shown) formed at intervals.
- reference numeral 14 denotes a slide guide passage that is recessed with a cross-sectional shape of ⁇ , and is formed in the axial direction in the central body 1 1 b of the scraping roller J8. ing.
- a thin cover cap 1 15 having an ⁇ -shaped cross-sectional shape lining the inner wall surface of the guide passage 114 from the opening edge of the slide guide groove 1 1 1.
- 1 2 b is a slide cap that fits into the top 1 of the protruding corner canvas G 1, G 2, and is loosely fitted inside the lining cover cap 1 15.
- slide caps 1 2 b are fitted into the tops 1 of the exit corner canvases G 1 and G 2, and the mounting wires 1 83 are passed through the tops 1 of the canvass to prevent them from coming off.
- the covered cover 1 1 5 is fitted in a loosely fitted state.
- the cover cap 1 15 reduces the sliding resistance when the sliding cap 1 2 b fitted in the canvas section 1 is traversed, and the sliding draft passage 1 14
- the sliding cap is made slippery by preventing direct contact with the slide cap 1 2 b.
- the outer side front bar F 2 is mainly slidably arranged on the inner side front bar R 2, but the relationship between the two is changed.
- the composite device of the first to fourth groups is designed to cover the exterior of the building including the corners and the corners of the building, but when the straight section around the building is long,
- various movable cleaning devices Q which are long and short, are incorporated in the latter half of the device, and the rectangular canvas P1 is scooped up and back.
- the present invention provides a novel, novel single-type and composite-type movable awning device that is rich in technical interest and usefulness, and a roll-out roller for the corner of the corner that forms the main part thereof. Therefore, the appearance of the corner space at the corner of various buildings, or the outside corner of the building including the space, such as the corner and the corner of the building, has been dramatically improved. Contribute greatly.
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