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Reverse stacking cell guide for storing of iso shipping containers

A container and guide channel technology, which is used in transportation and packaging, storage devices, stacking of objects, etc., to achieve the effect of increased utilization and increased stacking height

Inactive Publication Date: 2019-09-03
迪巴柏塔班納吉
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[0004] The above and other problems are solved and the art is advanced by a method and system for stacking ISO shipping containers according to the present invention

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[0046] The present invention relates to methods and systems for stacking ISO shipping containers in a reverse fashion.

[0047] For the purposes of this disclosure, ISO shipping containers relate to shipping containers that have been or will be published in catalogs developed by the International Standards Organization.

[0048] Channels (also called cell guides) have been used on container ships for many years, but not on land. On board, containers are lowered from top to bottom by quay cranes, with the limitation that there can be no more than 10 containers on top of one container. It is now proposed to apply channels on land in an arrangement that enables stacking of ISO transport containers in reverse stacked fashion. In other words, instead of the conventional method of lowering the ISO shipping containers from the top down, the ISO shipping containers are stacked from the bottom up or in reverse.

[0049] figure 1 A trans-stacking channel 100 is shown. The trans-stac...

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Abstract

This invention relates to a method for stacking ISO shipping containers to a reverse stacking cell guide comprising a number of angle bars arranged vertically to fit four corners of the ISO shipping containers and a number of secure pins provided proximate a bottom end of each of the angle bars. The method comprises loading a first ISO shipping container on a lifting system, elevating the liftingsystem to a first height such that bottom end fittings of the first ISO shipping container are aligned with the secure pins, and moving the secure pins of the reverse stacking cell guide to a locked position such that the first ISO shipping container is locked within the reverse stacking cell guide.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a method and system for stacking ISO (International Standards Organization) shipping containers in an unconventional trans-stacking method. Background technique [0002] ISO shipping containers are stacked one on top of the other. The bottom container is first placed on the ground and the next container is then placed on top of the first container by means of a hoist such as a crane. A third container is placed on top of the second container, and so on. Since the containers are stacked via the elevator, the height of the stack is limited by the height to which the elevator can be stacked. Currently, stack heights in the industry are typically at most 6 to 7 containers high. [0003] Accordingly, those skilled in the art are continually striving to devise improved systems and methods of storing ISO shipping containers that are easy and simple to handle and that take up less space. Contents of the invention [0004]...

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IPC IPC(8): B65G57/30B65G59/06B65D90/12B65D90/00B65D88/12
CPCB65G1/0471B65G57/302B65G63/065
Inventor 德巴布拉塔·班纳吉
Owner 迪巴柏塔班納吉
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