EP1010646A2 - Aufhängeelement und aufgehängtes Teil - Google Patents

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EP1010646A2
EP1010646A2 EP99301620A EP99301620A EP1010646A2 EP 1010646 A2 EP1010646 A2 EP 1010646A2 EP 99301620 A EP99301620 A EP 99301620A EP 99301620 A EP99301620 A EP 99301620A EP 1010646 A2 EP1010646 A2 EP 1010646A2
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Michiharu Suzuki
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Ogawa Tent Co Ltd
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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
    • B65D90/00—Component parts, details or accessories for large containers
    • B65D90/02—Wall construction
    • B65D90/04—Linings
    • B65D90/046—Flexible liners, e.g. loosely positioned in the container

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  • the present invention relates to a suspension element for suspending a suspended member in a suspension and fixing location, in particular to a suspension element employed for suspending an inner sheet within a container or employed for suspending a falling object prevention net for catching falling objects suspended on structural members in a location where catching of falling objects is necessary.
  • the present invention relates to a suspended member adapted to be suspended by this suspension element, in particular, a sheet or a net.
  • Containers are employed for transporting cargo in aircraft and ships.
  • a container inner bag is employed as a countermeasure to deal with smells or other contamination within the container, or as a countermeasure for dampness.
  • the presence of dampness produces condensation on the inside wall of the container and/or the outer surface of the inner bag.
  • moisture adheres to the upper surface of the main body of the inner bag in the form of accumulations of water or water drops.
  • water may accumulate on the bottom surface in the container. As a result, there is a risk that such moisture will cause contamination or damage to the cargo.
  • inner bags In order to protect the cargo from dampness within the container or in order to prevent contamination within the container caused by the cargo, inner bags have been proposed provided with a water-absorbent member or water-wetting prevention member on the outer surface of the inner bag (for example Laid-open Japanese Utility Model No. H.3-87696 and Published Japanese Utility Model No. H.3-12711).
  • a wetting damage prevention sheet is a member that is employed arranged facing the ceiling wall of the container.
  • This wetting damage prevention sheet is provided with a water-absorbing member stuck on to it in the form of a strip in a desired location on the side facing the ceiling wall of the container.
  • an inner sheet equipped with such water-wetting prevention on to the ceiling wall of the container is mounted as follows. The description will now be given taking an inner sheet as an example.
  • One adhesive face of a double-sided adhesive tape is stuck on to the ceiling wall side of an inner sheet.
  • the inner sheet is then fixed on to the ceiling wall by sticking the other adhesive surface of the double-sided adhesive tape on to the ceiling wall of the container by pressing it on manually from one end to the other end.
  • the mounting parts of the suspension elements provided on the container inside wall are arranged in different positions in different containers. Consequently, since the suspended portions of the inner sheet are usually fixed in position on the inner sheet, it is not possible to adjust the positions of the suspended portions of the inner sheet to correspond to the positions of the mounting elements on the container inside wall. This makes the operation of engaging the suspended portions with the mounting elements difficult. Or if some portions of the inner sheet cannot be thus engaged, they hang down, interfering with the operation of inserting or removing cargo.
  • the inventor of the present application arrived at the concept that, if techniques for coupling the inner sheet and inner wall of the container could be improved the task of mounting the inner sheet could be alleviated and the inner sheet could be prevented from coming off after mounting and furthermore the time required for the mounting operation could be shortened, without using double-sided adhesive tape.
  • the inventor further arrived at the concept that, by making this coupling means a coupling means of the sliding type, which is unlikely to malfunction, the coupling positions of the mounting elements and suspended portions could be adjusted and the operation of coupling these two thereby made even easier; furthermore, repeated use over a long time could be made possible.
  • a first object of the present invention is to provide a suspension element whereby the labor required for the task of suspending and detaching a suspended member can be alleviated, wherein the suspended member cannot come off after mounting, and wherein the time required for the task of mounting and detaching can be shortened.
  • a second object of the present invention is to provide a suspended member that is ideal when used coupled with this suspension element.
  • a third object of the present invention is to provide a suspended member equipped with this suspension element.
  • a suspension element for suspending a suspended member comprises a retaining body that holds the suspended member and a coupling part for coupling with a fixed suspension point, provided integrally with this retaining body.
  • This retaining body is a tubular body provided with a linear gap along the tube axis.
  • the suspended member is a sheet
  • the sheet is wrapped in one layer on to a core such as a rope-shaped body or rod-shaped body that is narrower than the internal diameter of the tubular body constituting the retaining body but thicker than the width of the gap.
  • the meeting surfaces of the sheet after it has been wrapped around are sewn together along the core.
  • a linear projection is formed in the sheet.
  • This projection is fitted into the tubular body of the suspension element by sliding the tubular body from the end of the projection.
  • the sheet is held by the tubular body of the suspension element.
  • this projection may be a rope coupled with the net or a projection may be provided in the same way as in the case of the sheet described above on a border sheet provided coupled with the periphery of the net.
  • suspension elements are freely slidable along the projection and are not restricted to a single element but could be mounted in any desired number on a projection.
  • the mounting parts provided in the container on a wall are positionally fixed, coupling can be effected with any desired mounting parts through the coupling parts of the suspension elements by sliding these suspension elements.
  • suspension elements can be mounted one at a time on the mounting parts, the work is simple and easy, so the labor involved in the mounting operation is alleviated, and the time required for the mounting operation is shortened.
  • the coupling part may be preferably provided opposite the gap on the other side of the tube axis of the tubular body.
  • the transverse cross-section of the tubular body may be C-shaped or triangular-shaped.
  • the coupling part may be a plate-shaped body formed with a through-hole, a ring-shaped body, or a hook-shaped body, in accordance with the design.
  • the suspended member may suitably be provided with a projection extending therealong and fitting into the interior of a tubular body. Thanks to the provision of such a projection, the suspended member can be held by the tubular body of a suspension element as described above without falling off.
  • this projection when the suspended member is a sheet, this projection may be formed by covering a linear core by wrapping around it one layer of part of the sheet, and sewing together the meeting surfaces of the sheet where they meet after such covering. In this way, a linear projection whose transverse cross-sectional shape and diameter are uniform can be formed simply and easily, and the tubular body can be slidably fitted on to this projection. Also, if the suspended member is a net, this projection may be constituted by a rope coupled to the net, or a projection may be provided in the same way as in the case of the sheet described above in a border sheet by providing a border sheet coupled to the periphery of the net.
  • this suspension element is formed of metal, synthetic resin or ceramics. If the suspension element is formed of such material, it can be made of light weight, so handling is facilitated and working efficiency is improved.
  • this suspension element On a mounting part constituting a fixed suspension point, there may preferably be mounted on this coupling part a flexible cord-shaped body.
  • a flexible cord-shaped body By adopting such a construction, even if the coupling part is rigid, since the cord-shaped body mounted thereon is flexible, this cord-shaped body can easily be mounted individually on a mounting part constituting a fixed suspension point, thus facilitating the mounting operation.
  • a freely extensible cord-shaped body may be mounted on this coupling part for coupling to a fixed suspension point. If such a freely extensible cord-shaped body is mounted on the coupling part, even if the coupling part and the mounting part of the fixed suspension location are a little separated, this can be mounted on the mounting part through the intermediary of the cord-shaped body. The efficiency of the mounting operation is thereby improved.
  • a suspended member according to the present invention that is suspended using a suspension element on a fixed suspension point comprises a projection coupled with the suspension element and provided extending linearly therealong.
  • the shape and size of the transverse cross-section of this projection are essentially uniform in the direction of extension of this projection.
  • the shape and size of the transverse cross-section of this projection are formed matching the shape and size of the transverse cross-section of the inner wall face of the retaining body, such that this projection fits into the retaining body (tubular body) of the suspension element described above and the retaining body is free to slide along the projection. Consequently, the suspension element can be freely slidably mounted on the suspended member and moreover the suspension element can firmly hold this such that the suspended member does not fall out during the operation of mounting on the mounting part of the fixed suspension point or during use.
  • This projection may suitably be formed as already described. If this is done, a linear projection whose cross-sectional shape and diameter are uniform along the rope can be formed simply and easily, and the tubular body can be slidably fitted on to this projection. There is thus no possibility of impairment of the ability of the suspension element and projection to co-operate, or the slidability of the suspension element.
  • the core described above is a rope and this rope is made of vinylon or hemp. Since a rope made of vinylon or hemp is flexible and strong, it has the advantages that a suspended member such as for example a sheet or net can be stored by folding up or stored by rolling up and furthermore is fully able to withstand repeated use.
  • suspension elements as described above and a suspended member as described above are provided.
  • this projection is fitted into the tube of the tubular body of the suspension element such that the suspension element can be freely slid along this projection.
  • the suspension element and suspended member have the respective operational effects as described above, so the task of mounting the suspended member on to the fixed suspension points becomes simple and easy, so labor is alleviated and the time required for the mounting operation can be shortened; furthermore, once fixing on to the fixed suspension points has been performed, there is no possibility of the suspension elements and suspended member becoming separated.
  • a suspended member as described above can suitably be the inner sheet of a container.
  • the fixed suspension points are preferably the inside wall of the container.
  • this suspended member could suitably be a safety net i.e. a net for catching falling objects.
  • the fixed suspension points may be any desired structural members at the periphery of the space or within the space where falling objects are to be caught.
  • an inner sheet for a container and a net for catching falling objects are described as examples of the suspended member.
  • Fig. 1 is a view given in explanation of a constructional example of a suspension element according to the present invention
  • Fig. 1(A) is a front view of the suspension element
  • Fig. 1(B) is a cross-sectional view showing sectioned along the line I-I of Fig. 1(A).
  • Suspension element 10 comprises a retaining body 12 and coupling part 14. Suspension element 10 is employed to suspend an inner sheet constituting a suspended member on a container inside wall constituting a fixed suspension point.
  • Retaining body 12 has a construction that retains an inner sheet.
  • Coupling part 14 is provided integrated with this retaining body 12. Also, this coupling part 14 is coupled with a mounting part provided on an inside wall of the container, for example the ceiling wall of the container, and suspension element 10 is suspended on this mounting part.
  • This retaining body 12 is a tubular body.
  • This tubular body is provided with a gap 18 provided in linear fashion along the tube axis 16. Part of the inner sheet that is to be held suspended is held within the tube of tubular body 12, while the remaining portions of the sheet extend outside the tube from the gap. The width of this gap 18 should therefore be made such that the sheet portion that is held therein cannot fall out of the tube, as will be clear from the subsequent description.
  • the transverse cross-sectional shape of tubular body 12 is a C-shaped arc.
  • coupling part 14 is a plate-shaped body formed with a through-hole 20.
  • This plate-shaped coupling part 14 is provided along the entire length of the tubular body along this tube axis 16 on the outer surface of tubular body 12, but could be provided along part only of tubular body 12.
  • through-hole 20 could be provided at any suitable desired point in the plate-shaped body, but, in this constructional example, is provided at an intermediate position in the length direction of the tubular body.
  • this coupling part 14 is provided at a position opposite gap 18 on the other side of tube axis 16 of tubular body 12.
  • the transverse cross-sectional shape of tubular body 12 described above could be a rectangular C shape or triangular shape.
  • the rectangular C-shaped transverse cross-sectional shape of such a tubular body is shown in Fig. 2(A).
  • the triangular shape of the transverse cross-section of such a tubular body is shown in Fig. 2(B).
  • coupling part 14 may be made of a shape depending on the design, being either a plate-shaped body formed with a through-hole 20 as described above, or, instead, an annular body or hook-shaped body.
  • Fig. 3(A) shows a front view of a constructional example in which the coupling part is constituted as an annular body 22.
  • Fig. 3(B) shows a front view of a constructional example in which the coupling part is constituted as a hook-shaped body 24.
  • Fig. 3 (C) The construction shown in Fig. 3 (C) is an example in which the coupling unit is directed at right angles to the tube axis, on the circumferential surface of tubular body 12.
  • This coupling part can be of any suitable desired shape depending on the design; in the example illustrated, it is shown as a lug-shaped element 28 formed with a through-hole 26 in the middle.
  • the tube diameter and length of the suspension element described above and the size and shape of coupling part 14 can be determined as desired in accordance with the design with a view to ease of handling.
  • this suspension element 10 is preferably formed of metal, synthetic resin or ceramics. If the suspension element is formed of such material, it can be made of light weight, facilitating handling and improving operating efficiency. For example, this suspension element 10 may desirably be formed of aluminum.
  • FIG. 4(A) is a partial perspective view given in explanation of the inner sheet and Fig. 4(B) is a cross-sectional view shown sectioned along the line II-II of Fig. 4 (A) .
  • This inner sheet 30 comprises a projection 32 in part thereof. This projection 32 is provided extending linearly, having a shape that can fit within tubular body 12 described above.
  • This projection 32 is therefore provided with a linear-shaped core 34.
  • This core has a portion of inner sheet 30 wrapped around it in a single layer.
  • the wrapped-round portion of this sheet is designated by 30c.
  • the sheet portions on both sides of this wrapped-around portion 30c are respectively designated as 30a and 30b.
  • the meeting surfaces of inner sheet portions 30a and 30b where these meet after being wrapped around are sewn together along core 34.
  • These sewn-together portions are designated by 36 in Fig. 4 (B) and the seam is indicated by 38 in Fig. 4 (A) .
  • the core described above is preferably formed of strong flexible material.
  • this core may be a rope made of vinylon or hemp.
  • a rope formed of vinylon or hemp has flexibility and high strength, so it has the advantage that the inner sheet can be stored by folding or stored by rolling up and can satisfactorily withstand repeated use.
  • Fig. 5 is a perspective view illustrating the condition in which suspension element 10 is mounted on projection 32 of inner sheet 30.
  • Projection 32 formed as described above is inserted within the tube of tubular body 12 of suspension element 10 as described above from its end. When this is done, sheet seamed portion 36 fits within the gap 18 of tubular body 12.
  • the suspension element mounted on inner sheet 30 is slid to a suitable location (shown by the arrow A in Fig. 5).
  • this suspension element 10 can hold inner sheet 30 within tubular body 12 of this suspension element 10 without it falling.
  • any desired suitable number could be provided in accordance with the design.
  • suspension element 10 can be prevented from slipping off the end of projection 32 by tying the end 34a of core 34 or by increasing its diameter by some other technique.
  • the mounting parts of the container inside wall may have various types of shape. Suspension elements 10 may therefore be directly coupled to these mounting parts. Usually however, as shown in Fig. 6 and Fig. 7, they are of U shape, arranged projecting from the container inside wall 40.
  • a C-ring 44 made for example of metal, synthetic resin or ceramics is mounted on coupling part 14 of this suspension element 10.
  • This C-ring 44 is provided through the through-hole 20 provided in coupling part 14.
  • One hook of a so-called S-shaped link (simply called an S link) 46 is hooked on to this C-ring 44, while the other hook of this S link 46 is hooked on to a mounting part 42.
  • mounting may be effected using a flexible cord-shaped body or freely extensible cord-shaped body.
  • a cord-shaped body 48 for example a rubber cord may be employed.
  • rubber cord 48 may be constituted in the form of a ring passing through through-hole 20 provided in coupling part 14 of suspension element 10.
  • One hook of S link 46 described above may be hung on the ring of this rubber cord 48, while the other hook is mounted on mounting part 42.
  • a cord-shaped body having either one of the properties of flexibility and extensibility instead of a cord-shaped body having both these properties could be employed. If a cord-shaped body 48 having flexibility and/or extensibility is employed, the stretching condition of the inner sheet can be adjusted and the efficiency of the mounting operation can be improved.
  • Fig. 8 is a perspective view showing a constructional example of an inner sheet whereon a plurality of suspension elements are mounted.
  • This inner sheet 50 is of rectangular shape.
  • a water-wetting preventing member 52 is mounted in the middle of the sheet along the direction of elongation.
  • Linear projections 54 and 56 are arranged in parallel on both sides of water-wetting preventing member 52.
  • a plurality of suspension elements 64a ⁇ 64e and 66a ⁇ 66e are respectively fitted on to projections 54 and 56.
  • a conventional mounting element is provided at both edges facing the longitudinal direction. At the two corners of one edge of inner sheet 50, there are provided for example carabiner-type mounting rings 70a and 70b. At the two corners of the other edge opposite thereto, there are provided for example buckle-type strap-shaped fastening elements 72a and 72b.
  • the mounting rings 70a and 70b on one edge side of the inner sheet are respectively hung on and coupled with the mounting part provided at one corner of the ceiling wall. Coupling is then effected in sequence on to the mounting parts of the ceiling wall, starting from the suspension element that was first coupled. Finally, the strap-shaped fastening elements 72a and 72b on the other edge side of the inner sheet are coupled with the mounting parts provided in the corners on the other side of the ceiling wall, and the stretched condition of the inner sheet is adjusted using the buckles. In this way, the inner sheet can be suspended on the inside wall of the container.
  • the inner sheet described with reference to Fig. 4 - Fig. 8 has a construction wherein the projections are provided in the inner sheet region from the periphery of the suspended member i.e. the inner sheet.
  • these projections may be provided at the periphery of the suspended member i.e. the inner sheet.
  • Fig. 9 shows a constructional example in which these projections are provided at the periphery of the suspended member i.e. the inner a sheet, and is a perspective view similar to Fig. 6.
  • a projection 32 is provided at the edge of the sheet.
  • This projection 32 as already described with reference to Fig. 4(A) and (B), can be provided at the edge of sheet 30. In this way, temporary positional location can be effected by fitting in and sliding projection 32 provided at the sheet edge into the tubular body 12 of suspension element 10, from its end.
  • Fig. 10 is a perspective view showing an example in which projections are respectively provided along a portion, namely, in this constructional example, both edges, of the periphery of the inner sheet, a plurality of suspension elements being mounted on respective projections.
  • a water leakage prevention member 152 mounting rings 170a and 170b, buckle-type strap-shaped fastening elements 172a and 172b are provided on inner sheet 150.
  • projections 154 and 156 are provided on both edges of inner sheet 150, along these edges.
  • Suspension elements 164a, 164b, 164c, 164d and 164e are mounted on one projection 154 and suspension elements 166a, 166b, 166c, 166d and 166e are mounted on the other projection 156.
  • suspension elements 166a, 166b, 166c, 166d and 166e are mounted on the other projection 156.
  • the inner sheets that were employed were both sheets of the 40-foot type, and were provided with a water-wetting preventing member having a water absorption capacity of 40 liters through the middle of the sheet, as shown in Fig. 10.
  • double-sided adhesive tape was provided on both sides of the water-wetting prevention member.
  • one row in each case of a plurality of suspension elements was arranged on each side of the water-wetting prevention member, as shown in Fig. 10.
  • Fig. 11 and Fig. 12 are perspective views showing diagrammatically constructional examples in which the suspended member is a net.
  • a net border sheet 210 is provided at the edge of net 200.
  • a projection 232 is provided on this border sheet 210 in the same way as in the case of the inner sheet already described.
  • this projection 232 comprises a linear core 234.
  • This core 234 is covered by wrapping on to it part of the border sheet 210 as a single layer.
  • the wrapped-around portion of this border sheet 210 is indicated by 210c.
  • This border sheet 210 is coupled with the net during this sewing or separately from the sewing.
  • the suspension elements 10 described above are then coupled to these projections 232.
  • Fig. 12 shows a constructional example of a net wherein respective projections 240, 250, 260 and 270 are provided at the four sides (periphery) of a rectangular net.
  • a plurality, for example four respective suspension elements are freely slidably coupled to each projection.
  • suspension elements provided on each projection are respectively representatively indicated by 245, 255, 265 and 275.
  • falling objects catching net 200 can be suspended and extended in a space so as to catch falling objects, for example.
  • a net according to the present invention may in particular be suitably employed in the gap beside an elevator, the gap beside a stairway, at a site where civil engineering work is being carried out, or at other work sites etc.
  • the suspension elements By fitting the suspension elements on to projections provided on the suspended member, the suspension elements are freely slidably mounted on the projections. Consequently, the suspension elements can be mounted on corresponding mounting parts by effecting positional adjustment of the suspension elements by moving the suspension elements one at a time to positions where they can be easily mounted on the prescribed mounting parts. Consequently, the mounting and removal operations become straightforward and easy, so the labor of the mounting and removal operations is alleviated and the working time required for the mounting and removal is shortened.
  • suspension elements and suspended member according to the present invention are straightforward, manufacturing costs can be kept low and re-use is feasible; also, the labor involved in the operation is alleviated and the working time is shortened, so, overall, costs are lower than those of prior art suspended members such as for example container inner sheets or nets for catching falling objects.
  • Suspension elements and suspended members according to the present invention are ideal in particular when applied to inner sheets for containers or nets for catching falling objects.

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