JP3852278B2 - Traverse tray water receiving structure - Google Patents

Description

[0001]
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
The present invention provides water provided to prevent oil leaked from a vehicle placed on a traverse tray disposed in a parking room of a hawk-type parking device from polluting the surface coating of a vehicle located on a lower floor. It relates to the receiving structure.
[0002]
[Prior art]
As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the conventional hawk-type parking tower 1 includes a lifting lift 2 that transports a vehicle C mounted on a fork 9 formed in a comb-teeth shape, and a hawk 9 formed in a comb-teeth shape. The vehicle C is mounted on the vehicle and can be parked by the traversing tray 3 that houses the vehicle. The lifting lift 2 includes lifting members that move up and down along both sides of the lifting space E, and a pair of left and right lifting members 9 that are comb-shaped forks 9 are fixed to the lifting member.
[0003]
The traverse tray 3 includes a vertical hawk support member 8 at the center and a hawk 9 directed outward from the hawk support member 8 in the left-right direction so as to be able to pass the hawk 9 of the lift 2. In the parking chambers X and Y, the traversing tray 3 is arranged, and the vehicle C conveyed by the lifting lift 2 can be mounted on the traversing tray 3, and the vehicle C is transferred by reciprocating between the parking chambers X and Y and the lifting space E. And stored in the parking rooms X and Y.
[0004]
In order to take out the stored vehicle C, the traversing tray 3 is traversed from the parking chambers X and Y to the ascending / descending space E, the ascending / descending lift 2 is lifted to receive the vehicle C on the traversing tray 3, and the traversing tray 3 is parked. After returning to the chambers X and Y, the lift 2 is lowered and stopped at the boarding place S. The elevator space E of the boarding area S allows the vehicle C and people to pass therethrough by forming a planar passage 26 with few gaps by the forks 9 of the floor 25 that mesh with the forks 9 of the lift 2.
[0005]
In the vehicle C stored in the parking lots X and Y on the plurality of floors, there is oil leakage of the water O due to engine oil, mission oil, cooling water, etc., between the forks 9 of the fork support member 8 of the transverse tray 3 In order to prevent this, the vehicle C in the lower part of the vehicle C is dropped to the lower traverse tray 3 to contaminate the lower vehicle C, and the water receiving member 50 is provided.
[0006]
The water receiving member 50 of the conventional parking tower 1 is a rectangular plate material that covers the entire lower surface of the traversing tray 3 arranged in the parking chambers X and Y, and is inclined toward the outer wall and mounted on the traversing tray 3. Muddy water caused by oil falling from the vehicle C, water droplets of an air conditioner, rainwater, etc. is received and shed to the outside of the parking tower 1 by a fence 12 connecting each floor.
The parking chambers X and Y that store the transverse tray 3 require an effective height l that allows the transverse tray 3 on which the vehicle C is mounted to traverse the elevator space E from the parking chambers X and Y. In addition, an invalid height h for installing the water receiving member 50 has to be provided.
[0007]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
The conventional water receiving member 50 has a weight because it covers the entire lower surface of the traversing tray 3, and a square steel member 51 is disposed and held in the front-rear direction to support the weight. . Since the square steel material 51 holding the water receiving member 50 is inclined to the water receiving member 50, it is necessary to increase the height of the parking chambers X and Y on each floor as a floor height L as shown in FIG. Since the water receiving member 50 is installed in the parking rooms X and Y on a plurality of floors, there is a drawback that the height of the parking tower 1 is increased.
[0008]
Further, when the vehicle C from which the water solution O leaks is discharged, if the traversing tray 3 moves to the elevating space E and leaks the water solution O, the water solution O falls and soils the floor surface 25. In the present invention, for the purpose of protecting the minimum necessary surface of the vehicle C, the traverse tray itself is provided with a receiving plate 16 that protects the surface coating of the vehicle from the oil-related water-soluble body O, so that the parking chamber X Provided is an inexpensive water receiving structure that can reduce the ineffective height h of the height of Y, and can effectively use the height of the parking chambers X and Y for the vehicle height of the vehicle C.
[0009]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
According to the first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a left and right support frame at the front and rear ends of the traverse tray, a fork support member for connecting the support frame is provided in the front and rear direction, and a comb-shaped fork that supports a vehicle tire on the fork support member. Is a horizontal tray. A concave portion with an inclined surface is provided on the upper surface of the transverse tray in accordance with the shape. A traverse drive unit on each floor is provided with a water collecting channel, and the water solution flowing out from the concave portion is passed through the water collecting channel.
[0010]
Further, according to the first aspect of the present invention, the fork support member of the traverse tray is covered with a corrugated member formed in a plurality of groove shapes and provided with a gradient, and the corrugated member receives the water solution flowing from the recess so that the corrugated member can drain. A hole is provided in the support frame, and a water collecting channel that receives drainage from the through hole is connected to each floor .
In the invention of claim 2, the water collecting channel is supported by the transverse drive portion of the transverse tray, and the box-shaped receiving box extended in the moving direction to the through hole position for discharging the water solution from the recess is located at the lower surface position of the support frame. It is set as the structure equipped so that it can arrange | position and can drain by connecting each floor .
According to a third aspect of the present invention, the receiving box is formed by a receiving plate that is supported by a traverse driving unit provided in the parking chamber and protrudes from the lower surface of the fork of the traversing tray to cover the lower parking chamber.
In a fourth aspect of the present invention, the receiving plate is provided in the parking room and has a comb-teeth shape formed in a shape between the forks of the traversing tray.
[0011]
In the first aspect of the present invention, in order to protect the vehicle body paint, the oil-related fall that requires the most protection from the water-related, such as rain water, is blocked. Many in the center of the longitudinal direction concentrated in the lower part of the mission differential, can be protected by shielding the fork support member of the traverse tray with a recessed part with an inclined surface, and further embedded in the recessed part in the fork support member The proportion of the water receiving member can be reduced, and the floor height can be lowered.
[0012]
Furthermore, in the structure of Claim 1 , since a recessed part is added together with a hawk support member also as a reinforcing material, the steel material of a hawk support member can be made thin and weight-reduced.
In the configuration of claim 2 , since the water collecting passage formed in a box-like receiving box extended in the moving direction is provided at a through hole position that is supported by the transverse driving unit and discharges the water solution from the concave portion , Even if it moves to the ascending / descending space, it has the effect of preventing the water solution from falling.
[0013]
In the structure of Claim 3 , it has the effect | action which can interrupt | block muddy water from the tire house of a vehicle by forming the water collection path of a parking chamber so that the lower part of the fork of a traverse tray may be covered.
In the structure of Claim 4 , by forming the water collection channel of a parking room so that the lower part between the forks of a traversing tray may be covered, it has the effect | action which can interrupt | block muddy water from the tire house of a vehicle as a more lightweight thing. .
[0014]
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
An embodiment embodying the water receiving structure of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.
FIG. 1 shows parking rooms X and Y provided in the parking tower 1 over a plurality of floors, and a traversing tray 3 arranged in the parking rooms X and Y. The traversing tray 3 includes support frames 10 at the front and rear ends, and is integrally formed by a fork support member 8 that connects the front and rear support frames 10.
[0015]
The support frame 10 has an L-shaped or U-shaped cross section, and is placed on the roller 7 of the traversing drive unit, so that the traversing tray 3 can traverse. The transverse drive unit 5 arranges a plurality of rollers 7 horizontally at equal intervals in the parking chambers X and Y and the elevating space E, and drives and rotates the plurality of rollers 7 by a motor (not shown). The vehicle C is housed while supporting the front and rear support frames 10.
[0016]
The hawk support member 8 includes a plurality of hawks 9 facing outward, and supports the tire of the vehicle C on the hawks 9. Hawk 9 is equipped with 4 or 5 hooks that are arcuate with 4 or 5 Hawks 9 based on the front wheels, so that the rear wheels fit any wheel base of any vehicle type in order to deal with multiple vehicle types depending on the size of vehicle C. In this way, 10 to 15 forks 9 are provided, and the rear wheels are made to correspond to multiple vehicle types.
[0017]
The transverse tray 3 only reciprocates in the horizontal direction between the parking chambers X and Y and the elevating space E by the driving rotation of the roller 7. The hawk support member 8 is made of a steel material in which support frames 10 at the front and rear ends are connected to each other. The hawk support member 8 is provided with a through hole 21 slightly larger than the cross section of the fork 9 on the side surface at the fork 9 position. The embodiment of FIG. 2 in which the hawk 9 is penetrated and the embodiment of FIG. 3 in which the hawk 9 is fixed to the hawk support member 8 are provided, and the vehicle C can be mounted. The two fork support members 8 are covered with a corrugated member 15 obtained by bending a steel plate, and are fixed in contact with the support frame 10 to increase the strength of the fork support member 8.
[0018]
The corrugated member 15 is provided with a through hole 24 in the support frame 10 at the bottom of the end side so as to be drainable so as to flow to either the front or rear end with a gradient. The upper surface of the support frame 10 is provided with a recess 14 formed with a depression so that water can be collected, and the corrugated member 15 is drained with a gradient.
[0019]
Similar to the recess 14 of the support frame 10 , the upper surface of the hawk 9 is provided with a recess 14 in which a recess is formed, and the corrugated member 15 is drained with a gradient. The water-soluble body O such as oil and cooling water drained to the corrugated member 15 is collected in the water collecting channel 13 provided at the lower part of the traversing drive unit 5 and drained to the trough 12.
[0020]
The eaves 12 are suspended from the lower water collecting channel 13 so that the water can be drained, and are connected to the water collecting channels 13 on a plurality of floors. The parking tower 1 erected on the ground surface GL includes parking spaces X and Y adjacent to the lifting space E as a lifting space E having a boarding place 5 on the central ground surface GL.
[0021]
There are two types of parking towers: steel towers with multiple floors that are covered with wall surfaces, and simple types that are exposed to rain and wind without walls or roofs. It is possible to protect from water adhering to the engine mission, which is a water-soluble substance O.
[0022]
The elevating space E is a rectangular space for raising and lowering the vehicle, and guide rails 4 are erected at the four corners of the space. The guide rail 4 guides the vertical movement of the lift 2, the chain 6 is wound up by a lift motor (not shown), and the lift seats arranged in the front-rear direction along the guide rail 4 are moved up and down in pairs. The horizontal hawk 9 is held and formed.
[0023]
The lift 2 can mount a vehicle with a pair of left and right forks 9 facing inward. The parking rooms X and Y are provided adjacent to the elevating space E. In the parking chambers X and Y, a traversing tray 3 is disposed, and traversing movement into the elevating space E is enabled. The traversing tray 3 is reciprocated by a traversing drive unit 5 that supports a roller 7 that is rotatable in the parking chambers X and Y and the elevating space E. The roller 7 supports the support frame 10 of the transverse tray 3.
[0024]
The boarding place 5 for the vehicle is located at the ground level GL position of the elevating space E, and the vehicle enters and exits. The parking rooms X and Y adjacent to the boarding hall 5 form a floor as a waiting area to be a human passage.
[0025]
FIG. 2 shows an embodiment of the receiving plate 16, and when the above-mentioned traverse tray is located in the parking chambers X and Y, a box-shaped receiving unit with a depression is provided only on the lower surface where the hawk 9 is provided. A plate 16 is provided to block water droplets from the tire house of the vehicle C. Receiving plate 16 is cantilevered transverse drive unit 5, is projected on the lower surface of the front and rear wheels, is drained from the gutter 12 flows into the water collecting route 13 provided a water body O to transverse drive unit 5.
[0026]
In the water collecting channel 13, a receiving box 11, which is a concave box extending in the direction of movement at the position of the through hole 24 of the corrugated member 15 , is arranged, and the support frame 10 of the embodiment shown in FIG. However, it may have an L-shaped cross section as shown in FIGS . The receiving box 11 is similarly arranged in the elevating space E. FIG. 3 shows an embodiment of the receiving plate 17. In order to reduce the weight of the receiving plate 16, a comb-tooth shape is formed so that the hawks 9 of the transverse tray 3 can pass each other, and water drops falling from the tire house are blocked by the fork 9. Then, the portion that cannot be picked up by the hawk 9 is picked up by the receiving plate 17.
[0027]
FIG. 4 shows a cross section of each part and will be described in detail. The transverse drive unit 5 is formed of a square pipe and includes a plurality of bearings 20 on both side surfaces at equal intervals. The roller shaft 7a is fitted to the bearings 20 and the driven wheel 18 is fixed to the roller shaft 7a. The moving wheel 18 is rotated through a transmission member 19 by a drive motor (not shown). The roller 7 is a wheel fixed to the roller shaft 7a, and the support frame 10 is mounted and traversed.
[0028]
A water collecting channel 13 is provided at the lower part of the traversing drive unit 5, and the water O collected in the corrugated member 15 is discharged from the pouring bowl 12. The hawk support member 8 is provided with a through hole 21 that is larger than the cross section of the hawk 9 at the side where the hawk 9 is attached. The hawk 9 is passed through the through hole 21 and the hawk 9 is fixed by the welded portion 23. It is formed.
[0029]
The hawk 9 is provided with a recess 14, provided with a through hole 22, which is a part of the hole, at the bottom of the recess 14, and the water solution O flows through the corrugated member 15. The corrugated member 15 is fixed to the support frame 10, and flows out to the water collecting channel 13 from a through hole 24 provided in the support frame 10 with a gradient at the bottom.
[0030]
The vehicle C stored in the parking chambers X and Y is mounted on the transverse tray 3, and if there is oil leaking from the vehicle C, discharged cooling water, water droplets of the air conditioner, etc., it will fall and the corrugated member 15 Is collected in the water collecting channel 13 and discharged from the trough 12.
[0031]
The eaves 12 are drained to the water collecting channel 13 on the lower floor, connected to the water collecting channel 13 on each floor, and drained to the outside. When the roller 7 of the traversing drive unit 5 rotates, the traversing tray 3 traverses from the parking chambers X and Y to the elevating space E. Since the water collecting channel 13 is also disposed in the elevating space E, the water solution O is placed in the lower stage. The floor of the boarding area S is not soiled without being dropped.
[0032]
【The invention's effect】
In the invention of claim 1, the traversing tray itself can catch oil leaking from the vehicle, cooling water, etc., and the floor height of the parking room can be lowered, so that more parking rooms can be provided than the height of the conventional parking tower. There is an effect that can be made, and the corrugated member becomes a reinforcing material for the hawk support member, so that there is an effect of making the traverse tray stronger.
In the invention of claim 2 , there is an effect that the water-soluble material can be received even when the traversing tray is moved.
In the invention of claim 3 , there is an effect that water droplets from the tire house can be blocked.
In the invention of claim 4 , there is an effect that the protruding receiving plate can be further reduced in weight.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a water receiving structure of a receiving box that receives a lower surface of a support frame of a traverse drive unit of a parking chamber and a traverse tray.
FIG. 2 is a perspective view illustrating a parking chamber according to an embodiment in which a receiving plate is provided on a lower surface of a fork of a traversing tray.
FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of a traverse tray in which a fork is fixed to a support member, and a comb-shaped light-weight receiving plate that receives between the forks.
FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which water bodies of a hawk support member of a traverse drive unit and a traverse tray flow.
FIG. 5 is a longitudinal sectional view showing a parking tower equipped with a conventional water receiver.
FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a conventional water receiving structure.
[Explanation of symbols]
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Parking tower 2 Lifting lift 3 Traverse tray 4 Guide rail 5 Traverse drive part 8 Hawk support member 9 Hawk 10 Support frame 13 Water collecting channel 14 Recess 15 Corrugated member 16 Receptacle plate 17 Receptacle plate X / Y Parking chamber E Elevator space O Water solution L Floor height l Effective height h Invalid height

Claims (4)

It comprises a lifting space of arranging the elevating lift with the Hawk tooth shape lift, comprising a multi-storey parking chamber adjacent to the lifting space, the parking chamber vehicle transverse tray having a Hawk tooth shape A traverse drive unit that reciprocally moves the traversing tray between the parking room and the ascending / descending space is arranged so that it can be mounted, and the vehicle is passed between the comb teeth by raising and lowering the elevating lift and traversing the traverse tray. In the Hawk type parking device to perform,
A traverse tray having a support frame extending in the left-right direction at the front and rear ends, a fork support member connecting the support frames in the front-rear direction, and a fork-shaped fork horizontally supporting a vehicle tire on the fork support member provided, a recess with a sloped surface fit shape in the above table surface of the transverse tray provided, on the fork support member covered with a waveform member sloped to form a plurality of trench, for flowing water from said recess A traverse tray characterized in that a corrugated member receives a water-soluble member and has a support frame provided with a through hole that allows drainage, and a drainage channel that receives drainage from the through hole is provided by connecting each floor to the lower part of the traversing drive unit . Water receiving structure. 2. The water of the horizontal tray according to claim 1, wherein the water collecting channel is provided with a box-shaped receiving box extending in a moving direction of the horizontal tray at a through hole position where the horizontal tray receives and discharges the water solution flowing into the horizontal tray. Receiving structure. 3. The transverse tray water receiving structure according to claim 2 , wherein the receiving box is formed by a receiving plate provided in the parking room and protruding so as to cover a lower surface of the transverse tray. 4. The transverse tray water receiving structure according to claim 3 , wherein the receiving plate is provided in the parking room and is formed in a comb-teeth shape so as to block between the forks of the transverse tray.

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