JPH0451759Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] "Industrial Application Field" The present invention relates to a draining device for washing pine tresses used in hospitals, nursing homes, welfare facilities, etc.

“Conventional technology” Traditionally, pine tresses used in hospitals, special nursing homes, etc. are used for long periods of time, making them a breeding ground for mold, mites, and other germs. This was extremely unsanitary and caused harm to the health of the users.

However, the size of pine tress 1 is approximately
1910mm, width approx. 900mm, thickness approx. 85mm, weight 9.3Kg
It weighs ±1Kg and is not as flexible as a futon, so it cannot be folded freely, and even if washed with a large washing machine, it cannot be drained, so it takes a long time to dehydrate. It had a point.

``Problems to be Solved by the Invention'' The purpose of the present invention is to efficiently drain moisture contained in pine tresses, which cannot be freely bent or folded, using a compact device.

``Means for Solving the Problems'' The configuration of the present invention is such that a pine-tress holding fitting is attached to the top corner, the bottom surface is formed in a grid shape, and one end of the bottom surface of the vibration table that accommodates the pine-tress is attached to the base. The eccentric part of the rotating plate, which is rotatably supported on the provided support shaft and is pivoted to both ends of the rotating shaft linked to the motor provided on the base, and both ends of the vibration table are connected by connecting rods. It is characterized by:

``Function'' Attach the washed and rinsed pine tresses one by one to a shaking table, and attach this shaking table so that it can swing to a support shaft provided on the base. Shake it up and down to shake off the moisture,
By doing so, large pine tresses that cannot be bent or folded are drained.

``Example'' Hereinafter, an example of the present invention will be described based on the drawings.The cover 4 is removed from the mat A shown in Figure 1, and is made of a solid cotton mixture of ester and polypropylene materials so that it can be washed. When washing the pine tress 1 whose surface of the core 2 is covered with a mesh cloth 3 made of non-woven fabric or chilli sand to improve breathability, the pine tress 1 is made into a substantially rectangular shape as a whole to facilitate handling of the pine tress 1. Inclined shelves 6, which are formed horizontally and have pine tresses 1 placed therein, are provided in multiple stages at an angle of approximately 30 degrees in the short direction, and locking pieces 7 for latching the pine tresses are provided at the lower part of the slope of the slanted shelves 6, respectively. Installation: A reinforcing frame 8 is provided above the uppermost inclined shelf 6 so as to be inclined in the same way as the inclined shelf 6.

Reference numeral 9 denotes a rope support part provided on the upper surface of each corner of the mat frame 5, and each end of a hanging rope 10 is attached to the support part, and the rope 10 is hung on a hook 11 of a simple hoist (not shown). , the pine frame 5 on which the pine mattress 1 is placed is lifted up and made movable.

The draining device 15 has a bottom portion 1 having a grid-like bottom surface.
One end of a presser metal fitting 18 for preventing the mattress 1 from falling off is pivotally supported at the corner of the upper surface of the vibrating table 17 having a vibrating table 17, and the other end is removably formed. It is pivotably supported on a support shaft 20 provided on a base 19.

At the bottom of the base 19 is a motor shaft 22 of a motor 21.
A rotary plate 23 is attached to both ends of a rotary shaft 24 which is pivotally supported at one end of a base 19, and the rotary shaft 24 and motor 21 are connected by a belt 25. 26 is the top end of the vibration table 17
The connecting rod is pivotally supported at both ends of the connecting rod, and the lower end is eccentrically supported on the rotary plate 23.The rotation of the rotating plate 23 causes the upper end of the connecting rod 26 to move up and down slightly, and the connecting rod 26
One end of the vibration table 17 connected to the upper end of the base 19
When the vibration table 17 is finely rocked in the vertical direction using the support shaft 20 as a fulcrum, the other end of the vibration table 17 is rocked in the vertical direction largely.

Next, to explain the operation of this embodiment, the pinerests 1 are mounted one by one on the vibrating table 17 and latched with the presser metal fittings 18, and the motor 21 is driven to rotate the rotating shaft 24 and the rotating plate 23. ,
The connecting rod 26 whose upper end is pivotally supported on both ends of the vibration table 17 and whose lower end is eccentrically supported on the rotary plate 23 rotates eccentrically, so that the lower end is attached to the base 19 on the support shaft 20.
When one end of the vibrating table 17, which is pivotally supported by the It drains moisture.

The draining capacity for each pine tree is about 3 to 6.
This is done for a minute to remove about 30% of the water contained in Pine Torres 1. Unfortunately, when I squeezed the sheets by hand, I was able to remove about 34.9% of the water.

``Effects of the invention'' This invention involves washing large and thick pine tresses that cannot be folded, and then attaching them one by one to a vibrating table, and using the rotation of a motor, both ends of the vibrating table are moved up and down, respectively, to swing and drain the water. Since the entire device does not rotate, it can be made compact, and since the structure is simple, there are fewer failures, which has the advantage of reducing costs.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention; Fig. 1 is a partially cutaway perspective view of the pine, Fig. 2 is a front view of the pine frame in a lifted state, Fig. 3 is a plan view of the pine frame, and Fig. 4 is a plan view of the pine frame. The figures are a sectional view taken along the line A-A in FIG. 2, FIG. 5 is a plan view of the draining device, FIG. 6 is a side view of the same, and FIG. 7 is a right side view of FIG. 6. 1...pine tress, 15...draining device, 17...
... Vibration table, 18 ... Presser metal fitting, 19 ... Base, 2
0... Support shaft, 21... Motor, 23... Rotating plate, 24... Rotating shaft, 26... Connection rod.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] One end of the lower surface of the vibration table which accommodates the pine stress by attaching the holding metal fittings of the pine stress to the top corner and forming the bottom surface in a grid shape is swingably supported on a support shaft provided on the base. A water draining device for a pine tress that connects an eccentric part of a rotary plate attached to both ends of a rotating shaft linked to a motor provided with a connecting rod to both ends of a vibrating table to vibrate the vibrating table in the vertical direction.