JPH0426667B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (A) Field of Industrial Application This invention relates to a receiving plate on the lower surface of a housing part of a Hawk type multi-level parking tower.

(B) Conventional technology As shown in Fig. 4, in the conventional Hawk type parking tower, storage sections R are provided on both sides of the central space E, and storage carts 52 are installed in each storage section R so that they can move traversely. The left and right elevating hawks 51a and 51b that lift and lower the central space E with the vehicle placed thereon intersect with the hawk of the storage trolley 52 to transfer and receive automobiles to the storage area R.
The car was stored in. Therefore, this storage cart 52 was supported on roller frames 53 attached to the front and rear walls of the storage section R, and the lower part of the storage cart 52 remained open.

(C) Problems to be Solved by the Invention Since the lower part of the storage cart 52 of the conventional parking tower remains open as described above, when a car is stored in the storage part R on a rainy or snowy day, the car may be damaged. We often receive complaints about rainwater, melted snow, etc. adhering to the car body falling down through the gap in the hawk, or machine oil falling from the car body and getting onto the car body stored below. .

This invention aims to solve these drawbacks.

(D) Means for Solving the Problems The structure of the present invention for achieving the above object will be explained with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3 corresponding to the embodiments. A receiving plate 8 is installed on the lower surface of R so as to be inclined downward toward the outside of the multi-story parking tower, a gutter 9 is attached to the lower end of the inclined receiving plate 8 in an inclined manner, and a rainwater reservoir 10 is attached to the lower end of the gutter 9.
A downspout 11 is connected to a rainwater reservoir 10 on each floor, and rainwater, melted snow, muddy water, oil, etc. adhering to the car body are collected through the downspout 11 into a water storage tank 12 provided on the ground surface. It is.

(E) Function In this invention, the lower surface of the storage section R on each floor is installed with the receiving plate 8 inclined, so that the receiving plate 8 collects rainwater, melted snow, muddy water, oil, etc. that fall from the stored cars, and drains it into the gutter. 9 and 11 into the water tank 12, the water does not contaminate the bodies of cars stored on the floor below.

(F) Embodiment An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings below. Reference numerals 1a and 1b are hawks for left and right lifting, respectively. 2 is a hawk for left and right lifting, which is fixed in a comb-like shape. A pair of elevating and lowering fork fixing members 3 are made of a chain, and the end portions thereof are fixed to both ends of the elevating and lowering fork fixing member 2.

4 is a lifting guide rail, E is a central space, M is a motor, and the chain 3 is driven by this motor M.
Wind up or unwind the left and right lifting hawks 1a,
1b is horizontally raised and lowered in the central space E along the raising/lowering guide rail 4. R is a storage section and is set adjacent to the central space E of each floor from the second floor onwards. 5 is a storage trolley, and hawks 1a, 1 for raising and lowering on the left and right
An identical hawk that intersects b is attached. Reference numeral 6 indicates a roller frame attached to the walls on both sides of each storage section R, and 7 indicates a roller.This roller 7 is attached to the roller frame 6 at several places, and is rotated by the drive of a motor (not shown). It functions to move the storage cart 5 placed on the frame 6. 8
The lower surface of each storage section R is attached to the position where the storage trolley 5 is stored, and a receiving plate made of a synthetic resin plate, iron plate, etc. having approximately the same size as the lower surface is installed, and the outer surface of this multi-level parking tower is It is installed with a downward slope.

9 is a gutter fixed to the lower end of the receiving plate 8, 10 is a rainwater reservoir, 11 is a downspout, and 12 is a water tank, and the rainwater, melted snow, muddy water, oil, etc. that have fallen onto the receiving plate 8 are collected into the gutter 9, rainwater. It is stored in a water tank 12 through a reservoir 10 and a downpipe 11,
Separates mud, oil, etc.

(g) Effect of the invention This invention provides storage carts 5 on each floor for storing automobiles.
Since the receiving plate is installed at an angle on the lower surface of the tank, even if rainwater, melted snow, muddy water, oil, etc. run off from a car stored above, it will collect on the receiving plate and flow into the water tank through the gutter. This prevents contamination of the bodies of cars stored below, and is convenient for managing the cars stored there.

In addition, since rainwater, snowmelt water, muddy water, etc. collected in gutters are temporarily stored in a water tank, solid matter such as mud in the muddy water settles out, and oils float on the water surface and are separated, so the water storage tank If a certain amount of water accumulates in the water, it can be pumped out and disposed of appropriately, and if only the water is released into the sewer system, it will be extremely effective in preventing pollution.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a front view of a multi-story parking tower implementing this invention, Fig. 2 is a side view of a part of the same as above, Fig. 3 is a perspective view showing the state of the floor plate, and Fig. 4 is a conventional parking tower. FIG. "Explanation of symbols of main parts", 1a, 1b... Left and right hawks, 5... Storage trolley, 6... Roller frame, 8... Receiving plate, 9... Gutter, 11... Downspout, 1
2...Water tank, E...Central space, R...Storage section.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. In a multi-story parking tower in which a car is placed on a storage trolley 5 with hawks 1a and 1b and parked and stored in the storage area R on each floor, a receiving plate 8 made of a synthetic resin plate or an iron plate is installed on the lower surface of the storage area R on each floor. The parking tower is installed with a downward slope toward the exterior of the multi-story parking tower, and a gutter 9 is attached to the lower end of the receiving plate 8, and the gutter 9 on each floor is connected to the vertical gutter 11 so that water can flow. A receiving plate on the lower surface of a storage section in a multi-story parking tower, characterized in that snowmelt water, muddy water, and oil are collected and discharged into a water storage tank 12 provided on the ground surface.