Moving sidewalk with foot protecting and falling preventing functions

Abstract

The invention discloses a moving sidewalk with foot protection and fall prevention functions, which comprises a walkway, a hand strap, a glass protection plate and apron boards, the walkway is located between the bottoms of the two apron boards, the glass protection plate is connected to the top of the apron boards, and the hand strap is slidably connected to the top of the glass protection plate; the bottoms of the inner sides of the two apron boards are connected with fixing strips, the fixing strips and the inner side faces are connected with a plurality of brushes, and the direction of the brushes is the same as the trend of the walkway. The fixing strips are connected to the inner sides of the apron boards through screws, the brushes are detachably connected to the inner side faces of the fixing strips, and the brushes are perpendicular to the walkway. The brush comprises bristles and a base, an inserting groove is formed in the front end of the base, and the bristles are sequentially bonded in the inserting groove. The bristles are arranged on the apron board of the moving sidewalk, so that friction force between shoes of passengers and the apron board is reduced, and accidents caused by stumbling of the passengers are avoided.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of moving walks, in particular to a moving walk with foot protection and anti-fall function. Background technique [0002] Moving walks refer to fixed electric drive equipment with circulating running (slab or belt) walkways used for transporting passengers with a horizontal or inclined angle of not more than 12°. Moving walks are suitable for places where people are concentrated, such as stations, docks, shopping malls, airports, exhibition halls and stadiums. Appeared in the early 20th century. The structure is similar to the escalator, mainly composed of two parts: movable road surface and handrail. Usually, its active road surface does not form steps when it is inclined. [0003] like figure 1 , 2 As shown, when the passenger rides the moving sidewalk, one hand holds the handrail, and the outer side of the shoe on the same side easily contacts the skirt. Since the passenger moves with the handrail ...

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Problems solved by technology

Since the passenger moves with the handrail and the aisle, the skirt is still, and the shoes and the skirt board have relative motion, the friction generated when the outer side of the shoe contacts the skirt board surface will drag the foot backward, especially if it is made of rubber, silicone, plastic, etc. The backward friction generated when the side of the non-slip sole is in contact with the smooth metal skirt on the second surface can easily cause people to fall

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