Mounting structure of door window for cabin closed chamber

Abstract

The invention discloses a mounting structure of a door window for a cabin closed chamber. The mounting structure of the door window for the cabin closed chamber comprises a mounting frame and a windowframe; the four corners of the window frame are connected with the four corners of the internal side of the mounting frame through supporting mechanisms; and the four surfaces of the window frame areconnected with the four surfaces of the internal side of the mounting frame through telescopic covers. According to the mounting structure of the door window for the cabin closed chamber, when a shipshakes violently, the supporting mechanisms connected to the four corners of the window frame can have buffering and shock absorbing effects on the window frame under the frame supporting of the mounting frame; and therefore, the shock degree of a mounting window body in the window frame can be furthest reduced to provide protection for the window body as much as possible to prevent the window body from being damaged; and moreover, through adoption of third springs on the upper and lower surfaces of the window frame and second springs on the left and right surfaces of the window frame, the buffering and shock absorbing effect of the mounting structure when the ship shakes violently is further improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of door and window installation structures, in particular to a door and window installation structure used in a closed room of a cabin. Background technique [0002] Navigation is the activity of human beings sailing on the sea, crossing the ocean, and going from one land to another. In the past, it was a risky behavior, because human beings have limited geographical knowledge, and the other side is an unknowable world. Humans have been sailing since the late Neolithic age. In the 4th century BC, the Greek navigator Pytheas set off from present-day Marseilles by boat and arrived at the mouth of the Elbe River by sea, which became the earliest sea voyage in the West. [0003] Ships are means of transportation that can sail or berth in waters for transportation or operations, and have different technical performances, equipment and structural types according to different requirements for use. The airtight r...

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Problems solved by technology

The airtight room of the cabin is generally equipped with doors and windows. During the voyage of the ship, the ship will experience relatively large wind and waves, which will cause the ship to shake violently during the voyage, and even people’s standing is a problem. Such a large Vibration is bound to cause damage to the relatively fragile windows on the airtight room of the cabin, affecting normal use

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