Module for stacking thin panels and method of stacking thin panels

A panel and thin plate technology, which is applied in the direction of special packaging objects, rigid containers, and packaging of vulnerable items, can solve problems such as instability, damage to the stability of columnar components, and difficult load transfer areas, so as to prevent falling off and ensure load transfer areas. Effect

Inactive Publication Date: 2012-07-04
KYORAKU CO LTD
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[0007] First, it is difficult to secure a sufficient load transmission area at the upper and lower parts because the upper and lower parts of the molded part that function to transfer the weight of the thin plate panel up and down are respectively provided with concave and convex parts that function as positioning functions.
Therefore, even if the thin-plate panels can be supported by the modules, it is necessary to stack the thin-plate panels at each corner to form a column in order to stack the thin-plate panels up and down. Since the load transmission area between the vertically adjacent modules is insufficient, the column-shaped module itself is unstable. , especially in the process of transportation, there is a possibility of damage to the stacked thin-plate panels due to the collapse of the column due to vibration
[0008] Second, it is difficult to effectively and stably stack multiple t

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[0100] In the first embodiment of the module 10 of the present invention, a rectangular-shaped solar panel P is taken as an example of a laminated thin-plate panel and will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.

[0101] The solar panel P is a thin plate protected by resin, strengthened glass, and a metal frame by connecting monomers in series. More specifically, the solar panel P is embedded in the glass layer and the plastic layer, or between the glass layer and the glass layer. The laminated structure of silicon monomers has a thickness of several mm, an area of ​​several m2, and a weight of 10 to 30 kg, so it is a precise and fragile structure.

[0102] In this embodiment, a case where the four corners of the solar panel P are directly supported by the laminated modules 10 used for thin-plate panels will be described.

[0103] The module 10 has: a clamping support portion that clamps and supports the solar panel P; a load transmission portion connected to th...

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The present invention provides a module for stacking thin panels and a method of stacking thin panels when a plurality of thin panels are vertically stacked in a state of being supported by the modules capable of securing an adequate load transfer area for transferring a load of the thin panels. The module for stacking the thin panels includes: a support portion for supporting the thin panel from below; a load transfer portion connected to the support portion for transferring a weight of the thin panel downward; and drop-off preventing means for regulating horizontal movement of the thin panel. The load transfer portion includes a load transfer surface extending outward from the support portion, the load transfer surface includes a load receiving surface provided in an upper portion of the module and a load releasing surface provided in a lower portion of the module, and the drop-off preventing means includes a protrusion portion protruding downward from a lower portion of the module. When an upper module is stacked on a lower module such that the load releasing surface of the upper module is placed on the load receiving surface of the lower module, an outer surface of the protrusion portion of the upper module abuts on an upper inner surface of the lower module from an inner side thereof.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a module for stacking thin-plate panels and a method for stacking thin-plate panels. More specifically, the present invention relates to a load transmission capable of sufficiently ensuring the load of the thin-plate panels when a plurality of thin-plate panels are supported by the module and stacked vertically. Thin-plate panel module and thin-plate panel lamination method using the same, or module for lamination of thin-plate panels capable of efficiently and stably stacking a plurality of thin-plate panels in the vertical direction and thin-plate panel using the same the cascading method. Background technique [0002] Conventionally, in order to store or transport fragile and heavy thin panels, such as solar panels, in a non-contact stacked state in the vertical direction, a module for the stacking has been used. [0003] Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2 disclose one example thereof. [0004] The assembly ha...

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IPC IPC(8): B65D19/22B65D19/38B65D85/30
Inventor 吉田攻一郎
Owner KYORAKU CO LTD
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