WO2011125953A1 - コンテナの連結用金具 - Google Patents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
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- the invention according to claim relates to a metal fitting for connecting containers, which is used for connecting stacked containers with a rope or the like.
- Containers are generally stacked in multiple stages, both when transported by ship and stored at a port. However, if they are simply stacked, they may not be sufficiently stable against strong winds, waves, shaking, etc., so the containers or the container and the floor or the ground part may be connected with a rod or rope.
- Patent Document 1 describes a container rigging rod used for such a purpose.
- the described rod has a metal fitting called a hawk at its upper end, and first and second stoppers are formed on the hawk. Since the container has a lock hole at the corner (corner part), the fork is inserted into the lock hole in the upper container and the rod is rotated by a specific angle. Is locked in the lock hole. In this way, the upper end of the rod is connected to the upper container, and the lower end of the same rod is connected to the mounting table on the ground via a rotating clasp (turn buckle) or the like. Since the upper container is connected to the mounting table by the above-described string rod or the like, the stability of the stacked containers is improved and the load is prevented from being displaced.
- the container tension rod described in Patent Document 1 has the following problems. a) The rod and the hawk are connected together, and when the rod is rotated, the hawk rotates together by the same angle. By utilizing such a structure, the hawk is locked in the lock hole by rotating the rod at a specific angle as described above. However, since the fork rotates together with the rod, if the rod is not used at a fixed angle (the above specific angle), the locked state (coupling) between the fork and the lock hole may be released. b) Since the fork is integrally connected to the rod and both the fork and the rod are made of steel, they are heavy and not easy to handle.
- the invention according to the claims is for solving the above-described problems, and can use various ropes (ropes, belts, wires, etc.) instead of rods to anchor the container, and the ropes. Therefore, it is desirable to provide a preferable metal fitting for connecting containers, in which there is no fear that the connection with the container is released regardless of the angle used.
- the connecting metal fitting according to the invention is a connecting metal fitting for a container that is inserted into a non-round hole in the container and connected to the cable body in order to connect the container with the cable body,
- a first flange that has a shaft portion that is inserted into the hole and that can pass through the hole only when the shaft portion is at a specific angle around the center line of the shaft portion on one end side of the shaft portion.
- a second flange having a size that cannot pass through the hole is provided on the other side of the shaft (the side away from the side where the first flange is provided).
- the connecting part for the cable body is attached to the side opposite to the side where the first flange is located across the second flange so that it can rotate around the center line of the shaft part without angle limitation.
- 3 is an example thereof, and a first flange 12 and a second flange 13 are provided on both sides of the shaft portion 11, and the first flange 12 side is sandwiched by the second flange 13.
- a rotatable cable connecting portion 15 is attached.
- the above-mentioned "non-circular hole" in a container refers to a lock hole, and in a normal container, a corner metal fitting called a casting attached to four corners (eight places) has an oval shape. Things are formed.
- the “flange” refers to a bowl-shaped portion formed on the outer peripheral edge of the shaft portion.
- the “first flange” is not limited as long as it can be passed through the non-round hole of the container by setting it to a specific angular posture, and may be similar to the hole or have a smaller area (elongated) Or the like.
- connection fitting can be easily attached to the container by the following procedure. That is, the first flange is inserted into the non-round hole of the container by making the above-mentioned specific angle posture, and the shaft portion is inserted into the non-round hole until the front of the second flange. Rotate the second flange by an appropriate angle. When the hole of the container is oval, it is appropriate to rotate the shaft portion etc. around 90 °. If the distance between the first and second flanges is equal to or greater than the thickness of the member having the hole, when the member is rotated in this way, the first and second flanges are sandwiched between the first and second flanges. It will not come out of the hole.
- the connecting part for the rope body of the connecting metal fitting When attached in such a manner, the connecting part for the rope body of the connecting metal fitting is in a state of protruding to the outside of the hole of the container together with the second flange as shown in FIG.
- the connecting portion for the rope body can rotate around the shaft portion without any angle limitation, the rope body can be smoothly connected thereto.
- the connecting bracket and the cable are not integrated, and can be attached to the container by operating only the connecting bracket by hand first. Therefore, unlike the rod in Patent Document 1, it is easy to handle. There is also.
- the connecting metal fitting of the invention preferably has a configuration in which the center of gravity is located on the side opposite to the side where the first flange is located across the second flange in a state where the cable bodies are not connected.
- the connection fitting provided with the center of gravity in this manner places the center of gravity outside the hole when attached to the hole of the container.
- the connecting bracket is slightly tilted in the direction in which the connecting portion for the cable body is directed downward, and comes into contact with each inner portion of the hole with a locally large contact surface pressure that is not the same in the vertical direction, etc.
- the shaft and the like are not easily rotated. Because the shaft and other parts are difficult to rotate, the first flange will rotate unintentionally to an angular position where it will come out of the non-round hole before the tension of the cable body is applied when attaching to the container. Can be avoided.
- the second flange may further include a protruding portion that protrudes outward from the center line of the shaft portion or in a direction opposite to the side where the first flange is located.
- FIG. 3 is an example in which such a protruding portion 13a is formed on the second flange 13.
- FIG. 3 is an example in which such a protruding portion 13a is formed on the second flange 13.
- FIG. If the second flange has a protrusion as described above, the shaft or the like can be rotated by manually operating the protrusion or hitting it with a hammer when attaching or removing the connecting bracket to the container. It becomes easy. In particular, when the rotation of the shaft portion or the like is intentionally made unsmooth by setting the position of the center of gravity as described above, it is significant to facilitate the rotation in this way.
- the connecting portion 14 is provided with the inclined portion as described above over the connecting hole 14a.
- the position of the connecting hole is located slightly away from the wall surface of the container, for example, as shown in FIG. This makes it difficult for the connecting component to contact the wall surface of the container, and facilitates the connecting operation with the rope.
- a belt having a hook including a locking device at its end and having a length adjusting means is used as the cable body.
- the belt 3 in FIG. 4 is an example of such a cable body, and has a hook 4 including a spring-type detent 5 at its end, and a ratchet 6 as a length adjusting means is attached.
- a belt made of synthetic fiber
- it is lighter and easier to handle than using a metal rod, chain, wire rope or the like.
- the length adjusting means is provided and the length can be adjusted as described above, it is very easy to connect between arbitrary portions. Further, when a hook with a locking device is provided at the end of such a belt, there is no worry that the belt before applying the tension is detached from the coupling metal fitting.
- the connecting bracket according to the invention is easy to handle and can be very easily attached to the container.
- the connecting portion for the rope body is rotatable around the shaft portion, it is easy to connect with the rope body, and there is no inconvenience in using the rope body at any angle. If the position of the center of gravity is appropriately set, it is possible to prevent the shaft portion and the like from rotating unintentionally and the first flange from coming out of the non-round hole. If a protruding portion protruding outward or the like with respect to the second flange is formed, it is easy to rotate the shaft portion or the like when attaching to or removing from the container.
- FIG. 2A and 2B are views showing a mounting state of the connecting metal fitting 10 to the container 1
- FIG. 2A is a detailed view of a portion II in FIG. 1B
- FIG. 2B is a front view thereof (a belt 3 is hung vertically).
- FIG. 3A is a side view
- FIG. 3B is a front view
- FIG. 3C is a cc arrow view in FIG. 3A
- 4A and 4B are diagrams showing the connecting belt 3, in which FIG. 4A is a detailed view of a portion IV in FIG. 1B, and FIG. 4B is a front view thereof (a state in which the belt 3 is vertical).
- FIGS. 1A and 1B show a state in which three containers 1 are arranged horizontally and a total of four stages are stacked on top of each other, and they are connected using a belt 3 and a connecting metal fitting 10.
- the uppermost / rightmost container 1 and the lowermost / leftmost container 1 are connected by a belt 3 or the like.
- the container 1 in the uppermost / leftmost row and the container 1 in the lowermost / rightmost row are connected by another belt 3 or the like that is hooked in the direction crossing the belt 3.
- the container 1 is similarly connected by the belt 3 to be crossed at the other end portion, which is not shown on the left side of FIG. By connecting in such a manner, the stacked containers 1 are stabilized, and the containers 1 are prevented from collapsing due to strong winds or the like.
- Corner metal fittings 1a called castings are provided at the eight corners of each container 1, and the connection between the containers 1 as described above is performed by attaching the connection metal fittings 10 to such corner metal fittings 1a. Is going. That is, the connection as shown in FIG. 1 is realized by attaching the connecting metal fitting 10 to the lower corner metal fitting 1a of the container 1 and connecting the belt 3 between the connecting metal fittings 10 and applying the tension.
- the corner metal fitting 1a has an oblong hole 2 that is long in the vertical direction as shown in the figure, and has a wide space in the back.
- the shaft portion 11 and the first flange 12 which are part of the coupling metal fitting 10 are inserted into the hole 2 so as not to come out.
- the belt 3 with the hook 4 is connected to the cable connecting portion 15 of the connecting metal fitting 10 attached in this way via the connection auxiliary metal fitting 7.
- the connecting metal fitting 10 is made of cast steel and has the structure shown in FIGS. 3 (a) to 3 (d). That is, i) The outer shape of the cross section is a perfect circle, and it has a cylindrical shaft portion 11 of a size that can be inserted into the hole 2 of the corner fitting 2, and is spaced 2 in the length direction. Two flanges 12 and 13 are provided. The shaft portion 11 and the flanges 12 and 13 are integrally formed by casting.
- the first flange 12 is provided on the proximal end side of the shaft portion 11 (left side of FIG. 3A), and its outer shape is similar to the hole 2 and is slightly smaller than that. It is said that.
- the first flange 12 is rotated around its center line together with the shaft portion 11 and is in a specific angular posture, that is, when the ellipse major axis is oriented upward and downward. It can pass through the hole 2 and enter / exit the corner fitting 1a.
- the second flange 13 is formed on the shaft portion 11 with an interval slightly larger than the thickness of the plate material at the front portion of the corner fitting 1a with respect to the first flange 12.
- the second flange 13 has an outer shape sufficiently larger than the hole 2 of the corner metal fitting 1a, and is of a size that cannot pass through the hole 2. Therefore, if the metal fitting for connection 10 rotates the 1st flange 12 and the 2nd flange 13 with the axial part 11 suitably around a centerline, and the angle attitude
- the coupling fitting 10 can be attached to the corner fitting 1a as shown in FIG. It does not come out of the hole 2 by hanging on the plate material.
- a thin shaft portion 14 having the same center line as that of the shaft portion 11 extends from the second flange 13 to the tip side (right side of FIG. 3A), and on the outside thereof, around the center line
- the cord connecting portion 15 is attached so as to be able to rotate without any angle limitation.
- the connecting portion 15 has a portion inclined in a direction away from the second flange 13 as it goes outward from the center line of the shaft portions 11 and 14, and has a connecting hole 15a at the tip of such inclined portion. .
- the auxiliary connecting metal fitting 7 can be attached by passing the bolt / nut 7a through the connecting hole 15a as shown in FIG.
- the connection auxiliary metal fitting 7 has a U-shaped member that can easily hook the hook 4 of the belt 3 (see FIG. 4).
- the position of the center of gravity of the connecting bracket 10 is the tip side of the second flange 13 (the side where the connecting portion 15 is located. The right side of FIG. 3A), whether or not the auxiliary connecting bracket 7 is attached. Is). Therefore, when the shaft portion 11 and the first flange 12 are inserted into the hole 2 of the container 1, an uneven contact state that causes a large contact surface pressure locally with respect to the corner bracket 1 a occurs, and before the belt 3 is connected. Even so, the connecting metal fitting 10 is difficult to rotate. If the connecting metal fitting 10 is difficult to rotate, the first flange 12 is prevented from unexpectedly coming out of the hole 2.
- the outer edge of the second flange 13 protrudes outward from the center line of the shaft portions 11 and 14 and away from the first flange 12.
- a protruding portion 13a is formed.
- the belt (lashing belt) 3 shown in FIG. 4 is used together with the connection fitting 10 described above.
- the belt 3 is provided with hooks 4 at both ends of a belt body made of a chemical fiber such as nylon, and the length can be easily adjusted at an intermediate portion (a portion about 1.5 m from the lower end when used).
- the ratchet handle 6 is connected.
- the hooks 4 at both ends (or at least the hooks 4 hung on the metal fitting 10 of the container 1 above) are provided with spring-type detachment prevention devices 5.
- connection of the container 1 as shown in FIG. 1 using the connection fitting 10 and the belt 3 as described above is performed by the following procedure, for example. 1)
- the containers 1 are stacked in order from the lower one with the gaps arranged, and before the uppermost container 1 is stacked, the connecting bracket 10 is attached to the uppermost container 1 to be connected.
- the attachment is performed by inserting the shaft portion 11 and the first flange 12 of the connecting metal fitting 10 into the hole 2 of the corner metal fitting 1a and rotating them by about 90 °.
- connecting metal fittings 10 are attached to both the side of FIG. 1A and the opposite side (not shown).
- the belt 3 is connected to the connecting portion 15 of each of the attached connecting brackets 10 via the connection auxiliary bracket 7.
- the hook 4 is hung on the U-shaped part of the connection auxiliary metal fitting 7 and the detachment prevention device 5 is used.
- the containers 1 are connected as shown in FIG. If the belt 3 is connected in advance to the container 1 placed at the top as in 1) to 3) above, it is not necessary for the worker to climb to a high place after stacking.
- the ratchet handle 6 is operated to loosen the belt 3, and the reverse operation is performed in the order from 6) to 1), for example, to loosen the belt 3.
- the belt 3 and the connecting metal fitting 10 are removed from the container 1. By doing so, each container 1 can be lowered without climbing to a high place.
- the metal fitting for connecting containers according to the invention can be advantageously used in industries that transport or store containers.
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a) ロッドとホークとが一体的に連結されていて、ロッドを回転させるときホークも同じ角度だけともに回転する。そのような構造を利用して、上記のようにロッドを特定角度回転させることによりホークをロック穴に係止させるわけである。しかし、ロッドとともにホークが回転するので、決まった角度(上記の特定角度)でロッドを使用しないと、ホークとロック穴との係止状態(結合)が外れてしまう可能性がある。
b) ロッドに対しホークが一体的に連結されていて、ホークもロッドも鉄鋼等で製作されるものであることから、重くて取り扱いが容易でない。
・ 上記の穴に挿入される軸部を有していて、その軸部の一端側に、軸部の中心線回りに特定の角度姿勢にされたときのみ上記の穴を通過し得る第一フランジが設けられるとともに、その軸部の他方の側(第一フランジが設けられた側とは離れた側)に、上記の穴を通過し得ない大きさの第二フランジが設けられ、
・ 第二フランジをはさんで第一フランジがある側とは反対の側に、上記軸部の中心線回りに角度制限なく回転し得るように索体用連結部が取り付けられている
ことを特徴とする。
図3に示す連結用金具10はその一例であり、軸部11の両側に第一フランジ12と第二フランジ13とが設けられ、第二フランジ13をはさんで第一フランジ12の側とは反対の側に、回転自在な索体用連結部15が取り付けられている。
なお、コンテナにおける上記した「非真円形の穴」は、上記特許文献の例ではロック穴をさし、通常のコンテナでは、四隅(八箇所)に取り付けられたキャスティングと呼ばれる隅金具に、長円形のものが形成されている。ここにいう「フランジ」とは、軸部の外周縁に形成された鍔状の部分をいう。上記「第一フランジ」は、特定の角度姿勢にすることによってコンテナの非真円形穴に通し得るものであればよく、当該穴と相似形であってもよいし、より小面積のもの(細長い形のもの等)であってもよい。
そうして取り付けたとき、連結用金具の索体用連結部は、たとえば図2のように、第二フランジとともにコンテナの上記穴の外側に出た状態となる。コンテナの外側に出ている索体用連結部に索体を連結し、その索体を、他のコンテナ(に取り付けた連結用金具)や地上等の固定用機器に対して連結することにより、コンテナの安定性を向上させてその荷くずれを防止することができる。なお、上段のコンテナに発明の連結用金具を介して索体を連結するには、そのコンテナを吊り上げる(または持ち上げる)前に、上記の穴に連結用金具を取り付け、かつ当該金具の索体用連結部に索体を連結しておくとよい。
索体用連結部は上記軸部の回りに角度制限なく回転し得るため、それへの索体の連結をスムーズに行うことができる。また、そのように回転し得ることから、連結した索体の張力が軸部中心線回りのいかなる角度から作用しても、連結用金具に不適当な力がはたらかず、軸部や第一フランジが非真円形穴から抜け出る角度姿勢へ向け回転することもない。不適当な力がはたらかず第一フランジが穴から抜け出ないことから、どのような角度で索体を使用することも可能なわけである。そのほか、連結用金具と索体とが一体的なものではなく、先に連結用金具のみを手で操作してコンテナに取り付けることができるので、特許文献1におけるロッドとは違って取り扱いやすいという利点もある。
そのように重心が設けられた連結用金具は、コンテナの上記の穴に取り付けられた状態では、その穴よりも外側に重心をおくことになる。そのため連結用金具は、索体用連結部を下にする向きに僅かに傾いて、上下への向き等が同じでない局部的に大きな接触面圧で穴の内側各部と接触し、穴に対して軸部等が回転しにくい状態になる。軸部等が回転しにくいことから、コンテナへの取り付け等の際、索体の張力が作用する前に、意図しないうちに第一フランジが非真円形穴から抜け出る角度姿勢まで回転してしまうことが避けられる。
第二フランジに上記のような突出部があると、連結用金具をコンテナに取り付けたり取り外したりする際、突出部を手で操作し、またはハンマーで叩くなどして軸部等を回転させることが容易になる。上記のように重心位置の設定により軸部等の回転を敢えてスムーズでないようにしている場合にはとくに、このように回転を容易にすることの意義が大きい。
そのような傾斜部分とともに連結穴を設けると、たとえば図2(a)のように、その連結穴の位置がコンテナの壁面から外側へ多少離れて位置することになる。それにより、連結用部品がコンテナの壁面に接触しがたくなるうえ、索体との連結作業が容易になる。
索体としてベルト(化繊等でできたもの)を使用すると、金属製のロッドやチェーン、ワイヤロープ等を使用するよりも軽量であり、取扱いが容易である。上記のように長さ調節手段を備えていて長さ調節ができるなら、任意の箇所間を連結することもきわめて容易である。また、そのようなベルトの端部に、外れ止め装置付きのフックが設けられていると、張力を作用させる前のベルトが連結用金具から外れてしま心配がなくなる。
重心の位置を適切に設定しておくと、意図しないうちに軸部等が回転して第一フランジが非真円形穴から抜け出てしまうことが避けられる。
第二フランジに対して外向き等に突出した突出部を形成しておくと、コンテナへの取り付けまたは取り外しの際に軸部等を回転させることが容易になる。
索体用連結部に連結穴へかけての傾斜部分を設けていると、連結用の部品がコンテナの壁面に接触しがたくなるうえ、索体との連結作業が容易になる。
索体として、外れ止め装置を含むフックを端部に有するとともに長さ調節手段を有するベルトを使用すると、軽量ゆえに取扱いが容易であるほか、任意の箇所間を連結でき、ベルトが連結用金具から外れない、といった利点がある。
図1(a)・(b)は、コンテナ1を水平に3台並べるとともに上方に計4段を積み重ね、それらを、ベルト3や連結用金具10を用いて連結させた状態を示している。コンテナ1のうち図1に示す一方の端部において、図1(a)のように、最上段・最右列のコンテナ1と最下段・最左列のコンテナ1とをベルト3等で連結するとともに、そのベルト3とクロスする方向に掛ける他のベルト3等によって、最上段・最左列のコンテナ1と最下段・最右列のコンテナ1とを連結する。図1(b)の左方で表示を省略した他方の端部においても、クロスさせるベルト3によって同様にコンテナ1を連結する。そのように連結することにより、積み重ねられたコンテナ1を安定化させ、強風等によってコンテナ1が崩れるのを防止する。
i) 横断面の外形が真円形であって隅金具2の上記の穴2に挿入され得る大きさの円筒状の軸部11を有しているほか、その長さ方向に間隔をおいて2つのフランジ12・13を有している。軸部11とそれらのフランジ12・13とは、鋳造によって一体に形成されている。
1) コンテナ1を、間隔を詰めて並べながら下段のものから順に積み上げていき、最上段のコンテナ1を積み上げる前に、連結しようとする最上段のコンテナ1に連結用金具10を取り付ける。その取り付けは、前述のように、連結用金具10の軸部11と第一フランジ12とを隅金具1aの穴2に挿入し、90°程度回転させることにより行う。各コンテナ1において、図1(a)の側とその反対側(図示省略)との双方に連結用金具10を取り付ける。
コンテナ1間の連結を解く場合には、ラチェットハンドル6を操作してベルト3を緩めたうえ、上記と逆の操作をたとえば上記6)から1)への順に行って、ベルト3を緩めたうえベルト3や連結用金具10をコンテナ1から外す。そのようにすると、やはり高所へ登ることなく各コンテナ1を下ろすことができる。
2 (非真円形の)穴
3 ベルト
4 フック
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12 第一フランジ
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- コンテナを索体で繋ぎ止めるため、コンテナにおける非真円形の穴に一部を嵌め入れられ索体に連結されるコンテナの連結用金具であって、
上記の穴に挿入される軸部を有していて、その軸部の一端側に、軸部回りに特定の角度姿勢にされたときのみ上記の穴を通過し得る第一フランジが設けられるとともに、その軸部の他方の側に、上記の穴を通過し得ない大きさの第二フランジが設けられ、
第二フランジをはさんで第一フランジがある側とは反対の側に、上記軸部の中心線回りに角度制限なく回転し得るように索体用連結部が取り付けられている
ことを特徴とするコンテナの連結用金具。 - 索体が連結されない状態で、第二フランジをはさんで第一フランジがある側とは反対の側に重心があることを特徴とする請求項1に記載のコンテナの連結用金具。
- 第二フランジに、上記軸部の中心線から外への向きに、または第一フランジがある側とは反対の向きに突出した突出部が形成されていることを特徴とする請求項1または2に記載のコンテナの連結用金具。
- 索体用連結部が、上記軸部の中心線から外へ向かうほど第二フランジから離れる向きの傾斜部分を有し、そのような傾斜部分の先に連結穴を有することを特徴とする請求項1~3のいずれかに記載のコンテナの連結用金具。
- 上記の索体として、外れ止め装置を含むフックを端部に有するとともに長さ調節手段を有するベルトが使用されることを特徴とする請求項1~4のいずれかに記載のコンテナの連結用金具。
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