Ship window mounting structure capable of preventing glass splashing

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of ship windows, and particularly relates to a ship window mounting structure capable of preventing glass splashing. A mounting block, a fixing cavity and a limiting structure are arranged in a window frame, so that the window frame can be conveniently mounted in a mounting groove in a ship plate, the problems that the window frame mounting speed is low due to excessive steps and time required for window frame mounting, the steps and time required for window frame mounting are reduced, the window frame mounting speed is increased, the window frame mounting efficiency is improved, and the economic benefits of overall mounting are increased are solved. A rotating cavity, a rotating ring, an extrusion groove, a moving plate, a transmission rod, a rotating block and a rotating groove are arranged, so that a limiting block in the limiting structure can be conveniently retracted into the fixing cavity, and the window frame can be taken down from the mounting groove of the ship plate; and the steps during dismounting are reduced, so that the window frame taking-down speed is increased, the window frame can be conveniently and quickly taken down when a ship window is damaged, and subsequent replacement is facilitated.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of ship windows, in particular to a ship window installation structure for preventing glass from splashing. Background technique [0002] Ship A general term for all kinds of ships. Ships are vehicles that can sail or be berthed in waters for transportation or operations, and have different technical performance, equipment and structural types according to different usage requirements. A ship is a man-made vehicle that operates primarily in geographic water. In addition, civilian ships are generally called ships, military ships are called ships, and small ships are called boats or boats, which are collectively called ships or boats. The interior mainly includes accommodation space, support structure and drainage structure, and has a propulsion system that utilizes external or self-contained energy. The shape is generally a streamlined envelope that is conducive to overcoming fluid resistance. The material...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] Generally, there are windows on both sides of the cabin inside the ship. When the existing anti-glass splash windows are installed on the ship board, more steps and time are required, and the installation speed of the ship windows is slower, which reduces the installation speed. The efficiency of installation is reduced, and when the ship window is disassembled, the steps required for disassembly are relatively complicated, which reduces the speed of dismantling the ship window, making subsequent replacement inconvenient, and there is no sealing structure inside the existing anti-glass splash window. allowing water to enter the interior of the hull

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