Totally or partially wind resistant bi-umbrella, bi-parasol having extendable, compartmented, and independent openings
A bad weather, sunshade technology, applied to umbrellas, clothing, walking sticks, etc., can solve problems such as difficult to hold umbrellas, sunshades blown away, etc.
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[0037] Such as figure 1 As shown, the collapsible and expandable system for protection against bad weather (rain) or sun - as an umbrella - comprises: a trunk (31) with a double skeleton made, for example, of different materials and two Protrusions - a fixed protrusion (2) and a movable protrusion (1), on which the ribs of each skeleton are fixed. The movable protrusion is connected with the main body by an extensible spring, so that an axial mechanical force ( Figure 1a ). The stronger the wind, the more the movable protrusion (1) compresses the extendable spring against the socket.
[0038] The first skeleton ( figure 1 ) includes a group of umbrella ribs (6) fixed on the fixed protrusion (2) through one end and a set of rods or forks (25), each fork is hingedly connected with an umbrella rib (6) through one end on the one hand , and on the other hand is hingedly connected by an opposite end to a part (19) called a slide, which is mounted so as to be movable along the t...
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