JPS6250614B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a device for supplying electricity, gas, telephone and water to a rotating house, and discharging domestic wastewater.

Since ancient times, most buildings have been constructed fixed on the ground, and various devices or measures have been adopted in response to the influence of nature and/or human influence. However, if we look at the problem of sunlight, for example, a building built on a small site will only be able to enjoy sunlight for a limited period of time due to the effects of the sun and the movement of the earth, as well as neighboring houses and trees. is often a social issue. At the same time, from a scenic point of view, for example, in Japan, there are many buildings whose openings are oriented slightly to the east or west, centering on the south. You can only enjoy the scenic outdoor view in the direction.
However, on the other hand, in the case of buildings with wide openings facing south, for example, everyone has experienced the fact that they are exposed to intense sunlight and suffer from heat in the summer.

Furthermore, in conventional buildings, if the openings of the building are made large for views, lighting, ventilation, etc., measures against strong winds must be made especially strong, and therefore the construction cost increases because the openings must be made sturdy. Soaring prices were inevitable. Furthermore, in recent years, the installation of solar water heaters has been encouraged in order to save energy, but when these are fixedly installed on the roof of a building, the time to receive solar heat directly from the front and most effectively receive solar heat is extremely short.

Incidentally, rotating buildings are known in the art, and include, for example, restaurants, observation decks, celestial bodies, and ocean observation towers. However, there are very few examples of houses being rotated as pure frame personal residences. This was because construction costs were high and there was no simple, inexpensive, and durable equipment for supplying electricity, gas, telephone, water, etc. that are always necessary for daily life, or for discharging domestic wastewater. In other words, it is easy to rotate a building on its foundation, but conventional residential rotating houses are difficult to use in terms of supply of energy, communication, water, etc. necessary for living, or means of discharging domestic wastewater. It was not actually suitable for living in, and was merely a hobby. The main reason why residential rotating houses were not suitable for living in was that there was no suitable equipment for supplying electricity, gas, telephone, and water, as well as for discharging domestic wastewater.

The present invention enjoys the same conveniences as conventional fixed houses, such as energy, communication, supply of domestic water, and discharge of domestic wastewater, while also providing many advantages as described below that can be enjoyed by rotating the house. The object of the present invention is to provide a device for supplying electricity, gas, telephone, and water for a rotating house, as well as discharging domestic wastewater, and that the device described in the claims above can achieve the above object. can.

Next, the present invention will be explained in detail.

To explain the device of the first invention with reference to FIG. 1, which is a partial vertical cross-sectional explanatory diagram showing the device of the first invention, a two-story house 1 is built on a rotating bottom plate 2, and a rotating A driving wheel and an idler wheel 3 are provided near the outer periphery of the bottom plate 2 to support the rotating bottom plate 2 and to rotate the rotating bottom plate 2. Further, these wheels 3 roll on annular rails 4 provided on a fixed ground 5.

By the way, facilities 6 installed on fixed ground to supply electricity, gas, telephone, and water supply, or facilities 7 installed on fixed ground to receive and discharge domestic wastewater, include the above-mentioned electricity, gas, telephone, and water supply facilities. flexible conduits 8, 9, 10, respectively for supplying
11 and one end of a flexible conduit 12 for discharging domestic wastewater are connected, and the conduits 8 to 12 are connected to each other.
is focused and spirally entwined around the rotating shaft 13 vertically disposed at the center of the rotating bottom plate 2, and passes through an opening 14 close to the center of the rotating bottom plate 2 to transmit electricity, gas,
It is connected to the main pipes inside each house for supplying telephone and water supply or discharging domestic wastewater, and electricity, gas, telephone, and water are supplied from the fixed ground to the rotating house 1 through these pipes, and also to the rotating house 1. Domestic wastewater generated within the facility is led out from fixed piping to a discharge facility 7 via a flexible conduit 12.

In FIG. 1, 15 is a group of fixed pipes that pass through the fixed ground and are connected to a supply facility, and 16 is a fixed pipe that discharges domestic wastewater to the ground through a facility 7 that receives it.

In the device of the first aspect of the present invention, the flexible conduit is bundled around the rotary shaft body 13 by the forward and reverse rotation of the rotary bottom plate 2, for example, as shown in FIG. If the rotary bottom plate is no longer entangled, the rotating bottom plate can be rotated in the opposite direction, and the state shown in Figure B will be changed to the state shown in Figure C. Before the flexible conduit can be entangled any further, the rotary bottom plate and the rotary shaft are rotated in the opposite direction. In addition to being able to rotate forward and reverse every few rotations or every rotation less than one rotation, there are no restrictions on the supply of electricity, gas, telephone, water, or discharge of domestic wastewater even when the house is rotated. Without,
Not only is the living suitability from this point of view no different from that of an ordinary fixed house, but the above-mentioned object of the present invention is completely achieved by rotating the house.

Next, the apparatus of the second aspect of the present invention will be explained with reference to the perspective explanatory view of FIG. 3.

In Figure 3 A, B, and C, 2 is the rotating house 1
(See Figure 1). A rotary cylindrical body 21 is vertically provided at the center of the rotary bottom plate 2. On the outer circumferential surface of the rotary cylinder body 21, upwardly facing bowl-shaped disks 22, 23, 24, 25, 2 are arranged at intervals in the vertical direction.
6 are fixedly arranged.

In FIG. 3A, five flexible conduits 32,3
One end of each of 3, 34, 35, and 36 is an indoor main pipe that supplies electricity, gas, telephone, and water supply, and an indoor main pipe that discharges domestic wastewater, which is installed in the rotating house 1 built on the rotating bottom plate 2. are connected to each other. Each flexible conduit 32-36
The inner cylinder of the rotary cylinder 21 is lowered from the indoor main pipe connection part, and the holes 42, 43, 4 penetrate inside and outside of the cylinder wall.
4, 45, and 46, respectively, are wound around the outer periphery of the rear cylinder body 21 that comes out of the cylinder body 21, and are further wound around the bowl-shaped edges of the bowl-shaped discs from above the bottom plates of the bowl-shaped discs 22 to 26, respectively. connected to a supply or discharge facility located on fixed ground.

In the device of the second aspect of the present invention, each flexible conduit is wound around the rotary cylinder 21 by forward and reverse rotation of the rotary bottom plate 2, as shown in FIG. 3A, for example. When there is no more slack and winding is no longer possible, rotate the rotary bottom plate in the opposite direction, and each flexible conduit will unwind and form a bowl-shaped disk as shown in Figure B. After hanging out, it is wound as shown in Figure C in the opposite direction to Figure A. Further, the winding is continued, and before the slack in the flexible conduit disappears and winding becomes impossible, the rotary bottom plate is rotated in the normal direction again. In this way, if necessary, one side can be rotated in forward and reverse directions, for example every few revolutions or less than one revolution, and the above-mentioned object of the invention is fully achieved.

By the way, among the flexible conduits for supplying electricity, gas, telephone, and water, the conduits for electricity and telephone are extremely flexible because they can use, for example, cap tire cords. It is necessary to withstand pressure and water pressure with strength, and the wall thickness of the conduit becomes large. As the gas conduit, for example, a reinforced rubber hose with a wire mesh can be selected, and as the water conduit, for example, a rubber coated cloth hose with a wire mesh or a metal spiral, or an ultra-pressure hose for a compressor can be selected and used. For example, a soft vinyl hose can be used as the domestic wastewater discharge conduit.

In the device of the present invention, the number of rotations possible in one direction depends on the thickness and length of the conduit, which is the least flexible of the various flexible conduits, but it can usually be rotated up to around 20 rotations. be able to. However, if rotating in the same direction for a long time causes little psychological change or there is no need for sunlight, it is possible to rotate slightly, in some cases forward and reverse every few minutes. .

In the device of the first or second aspect of the present invention, the lower end of the rotating shaft or the rotating cylinder can be rotatably engaged with the fixed ground to support the load applied to the center of the rotating bottom plate. . However, it is not necessary to engage the lower end of the rotary shaft body or the rotary cylinder body with the fixed ground, and the object of the present invention can be sufficiently achieved by simply vertically disposing the rotary shaft body or the rotary cylinder body on the fixed ground.

Additionally, in the event of a power outage, a means for rotating the house using human power or engine power can be installed as needed.

As described above, the rotating house equipped with the device of the present invention has the following advantages: sunlight, wind direction, view, convenience of entrance and exit for houses built on narrow sites, use of solar water heaters, and temperature inside the house. The points that make the building more susceptible or less susceptible to external influences, the commonly referred to direction of construction, the direction of the direction, the point of fire prevention in the case of a fire in the neighborhood, or the point of fire in the rotating house. In order to prevent the spread of fire to nearby areas, the fire-resistant walls of rotating houses with few openings can be rotated to face nearby objects;
It is superior to conventional fixed housing in various respects, including greater livability and economy in terms of energy conservation.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a partial vertical cross-sectional explanatory diagram of a rotating house in which the device of the first invention of the present invention is installed, Fig. 2 A, B, C
3 are explanatory elevational views of the apparatus of the first invention of the present invention in their respective states, and FIGS. 3A, B, and C are explanatory perspective views of the apparatus of the second invention of the invention in their respective states. 1... Rotating house, 2... Rotating bottom plate, 3... Drive wheel, idler wheel, 4... Annular rail, 5... Fixed ground, 6, 7... Facility, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
... Flexible conduit, 13 ... Rotating shaft body, 14 ... Opening, 15 ... Fixed pipe group, 16 ... Fixed pipe,
22-26...bowl-shaped disk, 32-36...flexible conduit, 42-46...hole.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. At least one selected from electricity, gas, telephone, water, and domestic wastewater is guided around a rotating shaft vertically installed on a rotating bottom plate of a rotating house. The resulting flexible conduit can be wound in a helical shape, and one end of each of the conduits is connected to electricity, gas, telephone, and water supply facilities and domestic wastewater receiving facilities laid on fixed ground, respectively, On the other hand, the other end of each of the conduits is connected to the main piping inside the house of each conduit, which rotates together with the bottom plate of the rotating house, and the flexible A rotating residential electricity, gas, telephone, and telephone pipe, characterized in that the conduit twists in forward and reverse directions on the outer peripheral surface of the rotating shaft body;
Water supply and domestic wastewater discharge equipment. 2. At least one rotary tube is installed vertically at the center of the rotating bottom plate of the rotating house, and is spaced apart from each other in the vertical direction of the rotating cylinder on the outer circumferential surface of the rotating cylinder that rotates together with the rotating bottom plate.
A plurality of upwardly facing bowl-shaped disks are arranged and fixed horizontally, and the rotating cylindrical wall between the respective bowl-shaped disks and between the uppermost bowl-shaped disk and the rotating bottom plate has inner and outer surfaces of the cylindrical wall. A flexible conduit is provided above the rotating bottom plate, each having one penetrating hole through which at least one selected from electricity, gas, telephone, water, and household wastewater can flow. It hangs down inside the rotating cylinder, passes through each hole provided in the rotating cylinder wall, is led out to the outside of the rotating cylinder, and passes through the bowl-shaped outer edge of the bowl-shaped disk closest to the bottom of each hole. , laid on fixed ground, each connected to at least one type of facility that supplies electricity, gas, telephone, and water to each flexible conduit, or receives domestic wastewater, and A rotary residential electric/gas appliance, characterized in that the respective flexible conduits are wound in the forward and reverse directions on the respective bowl-shaped disks by forward and reverse rotation of the rotary cylinder that rotates together with the rotary bottom plate; Telephone and water supply as well as domestic wastewater discharge equipment.